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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1958

Page

5

Eight Mason Dairymen Honored at DHIA Meet

Mason County DHIA honors eight dairy men for 1956 herd averages above 40 pounds fat per lactation. The annual dinner at Mason Youth Center March 7 features speaker W L Northern WVU extension dairyman on electronic DHIA record processing and metering in pipeline milkers. Directors listed include G C Sommer president and others.

Point Pleasant Mason County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Mason Youth Center Rhododendron Farm Women’s Club W. L. Northern Extension Dairyman West Virginia University Northern DHIA William Gregory Dhia Board of Directors Mason County G. C. Sommer Marcus Weaver Woodrow Brown Ray Crank Adrian Lathey Emmett Mitchell David Roush

DAR Historian General to Address Col Charles Lewis DAR Dinner

Mrs. Lowell E. Burnelle of Glouster will speak at the Col Charles Lewis Chapter DAR annual dinner in Trinity Methodist Church starting at 6 30 p m. She led DAR school fundraising and helped raise over 1 4 million dollars to fund Kate Duncan Smith Crossnore and Tamassee schools. The event is presided by regent Eunice B Beller with guests from French Colony Gallipolis and Return Jonathan Meigs Middlport chapters.

Lowell E. Burnelle Glouster National Society of Daughters of American Revolution Col. Charles Lewis DAR Trinity Methodist Church Kate Duncan Smith Crossnore Tamassee Gallipolis Jonathan Meigs Middleport

Mary Circle Hosts Lenten Meeting at Mrs Young's Home

Mrs Alvin C Young hosted the Mary Circle with co host Mrs Wirt Perry. Mrs Robert Miller led devotion and read a Lenten prayer. Discussions covered a church magazine article and the upcoming bloodmobile visit sponsored by WSCS on March 31. Refreshments served to several members including Mrs R D Oseland Elizabeth Johnson Richard Johnson William Voight Iva Wise and Emma Wise.

Alvin C. Young, Viand Sr Mary Wirt Perry Robert Miller Church John Kauff WSCS R. D. Oseland Elizabeth Johnson Richard Johnson William Voight Iva Wise Emma Wise

Dorcas Circle at Trinity Methodist Church Meeting

Mrs. D M Harshbarger conducted the business session of Dorcas Circle as Mrs C A Roush led singing and Mrs George Williamson offered the devotional. Hostesses included Mrs John Brown Mrs Harry Berkley Mrs John Carpenter and others who provided refreshments for program participants.

D.M. Harshbarger Dorcas Trinity Methodist Church C. A. Roush George Williamson John Brown Harry Berkley John Carpenter Elmer Martin Rose K. Mills Bertha Condee B. W. Woodard Lena

Bloodmobile visit planned by Trinity Church group

WSCS of Trinity Church organizes a Bloodmobile visit for March 31. Mariam Circle members meet at Mrs. Virgil Siders home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Oma Stover presides as the group addresses get-well cards to Mrs. Melvin Johnson who has a baby. Mrs. Clyde McLane leads the singing. Attendees include Mrs. Oscar Knopp Mrs. Cra Kerwood Mrs. Charles Wamsley Mrs. Esther Thomas Miss Mary Brannon Mrs. Melvin Johnson and Mrs. Gene Crow.

WSCS Trinity Church Virgil Siders Oma Stover Melvin Johnson Clyde McLane Oscar Knopp Cra Kerwood Charles Wamsley Esther Thomas Mary Brannon Gene Crow

Woman speaks on The Church Gods Servant at Presbyterian Women

Mrs. Douglas Rouse gave a talk titled The Church Gods Servant at a Presbyterian Women meeting in the church dining room Tuesday evening. She was introduced by program leader Mrs Wayne Kincaid. President Mrs Emory Monroe Jr presided over the business meeting followed by a devotional by Mrs H A Johnson. Others present included Mrs Fred Starrick and Mrs J H Hutch.

Douglas Rouse God Rouse Wayne Kincaid Emory Monroe, Jr H. A. Johnson Fred Starrick J. H. Hutch

Rebecca Circle Plans Bloodmobile Visit at Trinity Church

Mrs. E P Coon hosted the Rebecca Circle at Mrs. Gary Conley’s Jefferson Blvd home. Mrs. C H Stone led program and devotionals while Mrs. Louis Rosso chaired the business session planning donor recruitment for a March 31 bloodmobile visit at Trinity Church.

E. P. Coon Rebecca Circle Trinity Methodist Church Gary Conley Jefferson Blvd C. H. Stone Louis Rosso Circle Trinity Church WSCS W. CC Bird Ma J Couch Henry Fruth O. B. Meadows Robert Lawson Bessie Johnson Nellie Lozier Rodney Pullins G. A. Biggs

Point Pleasant Women’s Club to Host Husbands Night Event

International Affairs Department chairpersons Mrs Madge Byus and Mrs Howard Yeager will present the program Thursday at 8 p m in the Moose Home. Speaker Mike Simmons, the first man in a century accepted as a Navajo blood-brother, will address the gathering. Club president Mrs W S Waldie notes the meeting will feature Husbands Night.

Madge Byus Howard Yeager Cochairman International Affairs Department Point Pleasant

Lambda Chi Omega Sorority Plans March 8 Dance at Moose Home

Mrs J G F Johnson hosted a dessert bridge for Lambda Chi Omega at her Hickory Chapel home. High scores went to Mrs Lonie Safford and Mrs Rodney Pullins. New officers include Mrs Gilmour president and Mrs Pullins vice president. Proceeds from the March 8 dance at the Moose Home go to the Dancer Drive. Ned Guthrie and his orchestra will perform from 10 pm to 1 am. tickets are $3 per couple.

J. G. F. Johnson Hickory Chapel Lambda Chi Omega Lonnie Safford Rodney Pullins W. C. Gilmour Moose Home Gilmour Pullins C. N. Haddox Betsy Norvell Robert Jackson Carroll E. Kennedy Clavis J. A. Shinn Harley Hartley C. L. Head Martha Haught Ned Guthrie Johnson Gail Faires Harold Sommerville Haddox Saff

Teenagers Released On Bond For Break-In At School

A teenage boy and girl are free on $1000 bond each after breaking and entering the senior high school gymnasium. They smashed a window to gain entry and were arrested by City Police officers Rance Jiiden and W. G. Spence. Arraignment set before Judge Oliver D. Kessel in Juvenile Court on March 25. The pair reportedly spent several hours inside the building.

Point Pleasant Rance Jiiden W. G. Spence Oliver D. Kessel

State House Visit Planned by Mason County Schools

Representatives and their teachers from Mason County high schools plan to attend the Know Your State Government program at the State House on March 3. West Virginia Education Association sponsors the event with 400 attendees from the state. Governor Cecil Underwood will speak at a luncheon afterward at the Charleston Women's Club. Attendees include Leta B. Foglesong and Betty Parsons from Point Pleasant High, Frank Boggs, Clyde Foley, Margie and Marvin Roush, Rob ert Beckelheimer, Martha Frazier, and Mrs Home Beckelheimer.

Point Pleasant Mason County State House West Virginia Board of Control West Virginia Education Association Charleston Women’s Club Cecil Underwood Point Pleasant High School Leta B. Foglesong Betty Parsons Frank Boggs Wahama High School Clyde

Senior High Class Play Opens Monday

Point Pleasant reports the senior high school class play titled Dino will be staged Monday at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Betsy Wedge is student director and will give the welcome address.

Point Pleasant Dino Betsy Wedge Judy Copley Lucy Cook Sandra Taylor Jean Goff James Bingham Roger Wilson Jim Kimbrell Louise Keister Darlene Schwarz Poster F. W. Quillin Marlene Thompson Rebecca White Barbara Puillins Garrett Green Eunice B. Beller Norma June Durst Leon Putz Jane Smith Edward Jackson Merlie Devault Charlotte Cole Dorothy Jones Sandra Hill Ruth Peck Beatrice Chapman Anna Leonard Nedra Sayre Phyllis Young Nancy Icard Jean Horn Virginia McGraw Mary Berley

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Roush in New Haven

Mrs. Charles Roush received a stork shower at the home of Mrs. Cliff Roush with co host Mrs. Bill McFarland. Thelma Capehart and Mrs. Raymond Sisk won contest prizes while Mrs. Charles Roush claimed the door prize.

New Haven Charles Roush Cliff Roush Bill McFarland Thelma Capehart Raymond Sisk

Betsy Ross JAC Club Meets at North Point Pleasant School

Diana Villars presided at a Betsy Ross JAC Club meeting housed at North Point Pleasant Grade School. The program opened with the flag salute, creed, song, motto and JAC prayer followed by a play Sally Goes A-Visiting starring Janie Barnette Susan Wilson Charlene Clark Elaine Grimm Karen Hill and Patty Stone. C R Perry taught stories about George Washington.

Diana Villars Betsy Ross North Point Pleasant Karen Hill Sally Janie Barnette Susan Wilson Charlene Clark Elaine Grimm Patty Stone C. R. Perry George Washington

Hit and Run Reported in Point Pleasant

State Police reported a Tuesday evening hit and run in New Haven. A vehicle struck a parked car in front of the Dick Ord home, owned by Donald Wood of Point Pleasant, damaging its left rear side.

Point Pleasant New Haven Dick Ord Donald Wood

Union Carbide plans $150 million expansion

Winfield area plant among new builds as Union Carbide announces broad expansion. Morse Dial states cost near 150 million with eight major chemical units planned including ethylene oxide and propanol output. Other projects include Institute plant and dual Ohio sites at Marietta and Ashtabula.

Point Pleasant Union Carbide Corp Morse Dail Putnam County Winfield Dial Institute Ohio Marietta Ashtabula

Discharges Featured at South Side and Nearby Areas

Mrs. Otho Smith of South Side Mrs. Charles Dowell of Leon Mrs. Earl Dunlap and daughter of Point Pleasant Miss Carolyn Martin of Hogsett are listed among discharged individuals in the local roll call.

Otho Smith South Side Charles Dowell Leon Earl Dunlap Point Pleasant Carolyn Martin Hogsett

Western Union Relocates in Point Pleasant

The Western Union Office moved from the bus station to the City Insurance Agency office in the terminal building. The change took effect Thursday with hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone number is 747.

Point Pleasant Western Union City Insurance Agency

Point Pleasant Junior Women Complete Two Year Achievement

The Point Pleasant Junior Women’s Club finished a two year community achievement program centered on the library. They entered Sears Roebuck sponsored contest with $10,000 first prize and $500 second prize potential. The library moved from Viand Street to the new county court house as part of the project.

Point Pleasant Sears Roebuck Co Sears Roebuck Viand St County Court Court House 11Th St

Two Men Fined for Traffic Violations in Point Pleasant

Frank Thomas Jr. was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice A M Goodwin after arraignment on improper passing charge by state police. Joseph Lawrence Cobb of Ashton was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding and was arrested by state police.

Point Pleasant Frank Thomas, Jr Justice of Peace A. M. Goodwin Joseph Lawrence Cobb Ashton

Nile valley rises with silt buildup over centuries

Egypt's valley accumulates roughly four inches per hundred years from Nile floods. The valley floor sits about seven feet higher now than in Cleopatra's era.

Egypt

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