Officers Elected By Church Women
The Women of the Church of God at New Haven held the January meeting at the Missionary Building with Bonnie Fields and Grace Cunningham as hostesses. Officers elected for Group I for the new year beginning in April included Orpha Fields as president and Bonnie Fields as historian. other posts filled were parliamentarian Sue Erwin, finance director Sarah Gibbs, publications director Grace Cunningham, and stewardship director Becky Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Women of the
Church of God
Bonnie Fields
Grace Cunningham
Fay Carpenter
Delores Taylor
Spiritual Life
Lakin State Hospital
Sarah Gibbs
Orpha Fields
Sue Erwin
Becky Reed
Methodist Group Has Meeting at Starr Church
United Methodist Women of Starr United Methodist Church held a carryin dinner at the church with Grace by Mrs. George W. Carter. A 1976 secret sister draw was announced and 64 cheer cards plus nine visitations were reported for the prior month.
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STARR
United Methodist Women
Starr United Methodist Church
George W. Carter
Grace
Carter
Lafe Eggleston
Emily Trowbridge
Mary Eberts
Blanche Griffith
Herbert Walker
Ralph Boss
John Carter
Robert Howard
Hilas
Landscape Committee Named at Mason County Fair
The Mason County Fair board named a landscape committee and other committees. Season tickets are set at 4 dollars with sales starting in March per fair board President Howard Price. Lowell Cook summarized the State Fair Board meeting. Donors may contact fair board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Fair Board
Howard Price
Lowell Cook
Methodist Unit Holds Prayer and Self Denial Service
At Apple Grove United Methodist Church the women conducted a prayer and self denial service led by Mrs Dolly Wolfe. Mrs Wolfe and Mrs Eileen Buck read scripture as readings by Mrs Dallas Hill and Mrs Dorsey Parsons accompanied by Mrs Robert Smith at the piano. Mrs Betty Shiveley sang a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
The
Apple Grove
United Methodist Women
Dolly Wolfe
Booster Class Officers Named At First Baptist School
RACINE The Booster Class of the First Baptist Church School met at Mrs. Margie Grimm’s home. They sang together and adopted officers: Mrs. Edna Pickens president Vera Beegle vice president Dorothy Badgley secretary and Gretta Simpson treasurer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
First Baptist Church School
Margie Grimm
Edna Pickens
Vera Beegle
Dorothy Badgley
Gretta Simpson
Grimm
AAUW meeting in Point Pleasant discusses state legislation
Margaret Withrow of Point Pleasant High School spoke on life in the 21st Century to the Point Pleasant AAUW group. President Evelyn Gammon led a discussion of pending state government legislation and announced the state convention April 23 to 25 at Jacksons Mills near Weston West Virginia. Hostesses Jane Smith Ruth Rhodes Elizabeth Barker Glenna Hockenberry served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Margaret Withrow
Glenna Hockenberry
Garden Club Bazaar Earns $199 in New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club held its January meeting hosted by Mrs H Moxley and Mrs J Roush at New Haven. Vice President Mrs M Merritt led the business session and devotions from God Calling in president Earl Clark's absence. The program by Mrs J Smeltzer and Mrs P Snyder of Smelter's Garden Center featured a sand terrarium. proceeds from the holiday bazaar totaled $199.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club
Harold Moxley
John Roush
Michael Merritt
Earl Clark
Merritt
John Smeltzer
Patty Snyder
Smelter’s Garden
Gallipolis
Snyder
Banquet Foods plant resumes after roof crack
WELLSTON Production at Banquet Foods Corp. resumed Wednesday night after a days idleness caused by a hairline ceiling crack. A spokesman said workers returned for the evening shift following a structural analysis. A minor ceiling leak had hindered production Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Banquet Foods Corp
Robert Bishop
Thief Impersonating Officer Steals $980 in Rural Mason County
A man posing as a policeman and claiming to investigate counterfeit money took $980 from a rural Mason County resident Monday evening. The victim handed over $1000 in $20 bills after being shown a police badge. The suspect, who cut telephone lines beforehand, left with all but one $20 bill and had been seen in the area weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
J.L. Searls
Ohio Farmers Forecast Corn Acreage Rise For 1976
Ohio crop officials project corn planted area to reach about 4 million acres in 1976 up 6.7 percent from 1975 with soybeans at 2.95 million acres down 5 percent. Nationwide planting plans total 80.8 million acres of corn while U S soybean acreage declines from 1975. hay stocks rose 15 percent to 2.353 million tons and milk output for December 1975 showed gains.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
Crop Reporting Service
Point Pleasant Teens Set for West Virginia Junior Miss Contest
Mason County teens travel to Princeton for the West Virginia Junior Miss event. Kathryn Raike of Point Pleasant High School will compete after sharing the Mason County title. Denise McDaniel cannot attend due to a Wichita Make It With Wool contest, while Karen Clatworthy is Mason County’s runner up and will also participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Princeton
West Virginia
Kathryn Louise Raike
Ralph Raike
Point Pleasant High School
Roosters
Denise McDaniel
Wichita
Kans
Karen Clatworthy
Duane Clatworthy
Raike
Clatworthy
Garden Club Meeting Led by Vice President
NEW HAVEN The Nechaclima Garden Club met at the clubhouse with vice president Mrs. Michael Merritt presiding in the absence of the president. Mrs. Merritt led devotions. Guest speaker was Mrs. John Smecicher, president of the French City Garden Club of Gallipolis. Mrs. Patty Snyder made terrarians with colored sand. The club reported earnings of $199 from the Christmas bazaar. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Roush and Mrs. Harold Moaley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Nechaclima Garden Club
Michael Merritt
Merritt
John Smecicher
French City Garden Club
Gallipolis
Patty Snyder
Jack Roush
Harold Moaley
Auxiliary Plan Square Dance at Middleport School
Middleport Police Auxiliary sponsors a square dance at Middleport Elementary School on Pearl Street from 8 to 11 p.m. The String Dusters will provide music, with Glenn Lambert and Cora Hilton as callers. Admission is 1 per person. children under 12 admitted free with a parent.
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Middleport
Middleport Police Auxiliary
Pearl Street
String Dusters
Glenn Lambert
Cora Hilton
Esther Circle at St Paul Lutheran Meets in New Haven
The Esther Circle of St. Paul Lutheran Church gathered at the church in New Haven with Mary Roush leading the session.
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New Haven
Esther
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Mary Roush
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