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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
9
Ray City Ea hosts a Saturday night dance from 9 30 to 12 30 in the Eagles Hall. Music will be furnished by Glen Dale Robson and his orchestra. The young set will enjoy ice cream rolled in pink coconut and tinted with red coloring.
Representatives of nine city groups met at Columbia Gas to review plans for a Nelsonville senior citizens center. A committee will inspect locations and report in two weeks. The club has 20 to 40 enthusiastic members and will meet January 25 at the First Christian Church.
Mrs. Max Eichinger was honored with a stork shower hosted by Mrs. John F. Roush and Mrs. Lloyd Roush at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Pink and white decor featured a large stork. guests included numerous local ladies and families.
The Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller installed new officers for the WSCS during the church meeting in New Haven. Mary Jewell presented the program Service, with scripture read by Laura Elliott. The group planned prayer partners and World Service Day, with the next meeting at the minister’s home. Marinated lamb chops appear in the text as an unrelated recipe mention.
Hartford Baptist Church members joined a three parish farewell program for the Rev W O Hoover at Chesire Baptist Church. William Thurl Kimes announces birth of twin sons Steven Michael and Scott Douglas in New York City hospital joining son Raymond.
New Haven speaker Mrs. Jessie Hunter Mason County Board of Education talked on Progress Through Education at the Rhododendron Farm Women's Club. Devotions were led by Mrs. T Bert Roush with hostesses Mrs. Robert Hoffman and Mrs. Beven Burdette.
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