Point Pleasant Twirler Toddy Mayes Chooses WVU
Toddy Mayes 18 of Henderson has been selected as a twirler for West Virginia University's marching band. A 1960 Point Pleasant High School graduate, Mayes will be a freshman this fall studying pre medical technology and may earn a remission of fees after his first year. He has long been active in marching band positions and was first chair all state in baritone. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Maurcie Mayes of Henderson.
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Mayes
Henderson
Lawrence Intravaia
Bands of
West Virginia
Univer
Sity
Point Pleasant High School
Teddy
West Virginia promotes farm vacations as Mountain Wonderland
West Virginians invite city visitors to farm vacations in 29 listed farms. A brochure from the Industrial and Publicity Commission and the Department of Agriculture details facilities and rates, with a farm vacation map. Visitors can choose rural or park nearby options and enjoy mountain scenery and hospitality.
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West
West Virginia
Don Crislip
Publicity Commission
Agriculture Department
Crislip
Farm Vacation
State Capitol Building
Charleston
Workshop on Glass Painting by Avalanches Farm Club
NEW HAVEN The Avalan che Farm Women's Club held a glass painting workshop at Vernon Club house. Mrs. Roy Krebs conducted the session demonstrating glass painting. Attendees included Mrs. Albert Thompson and Jenny, Mrs. Leo Thompson and Patty, Mrs. C. B. Thompson and Mrs. Lyle McCormick, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Jack Reed, Mrs. Howard Roush, Mrs. Jess Roush, Mrs. Adrian Lathey and Judy, plus Mrs. Krebs and her daughter.
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New Haven
Avalanche Farm Women’s Club
Vernon Clubshouse
Roy Krebs
Albert Thompson
Jenny
Leo Thompson
Patty
C. B. Thompson
Lyle McCormick
Walter Brown
Jack Reed
Howard Roush
Jess Roush
Adrian Lathey
Judy
Krebs
EUB Class Has Picnic
NEW HAVEN A picnic supper was enjoyed last week by the Win One class of the EUB Sunday School. The gathering was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bennett Haven Heights. Harry Miller led the vesper services with several families in attendance.
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New Haven
EUB
Marvin Bennett
Haven Heights
Harry Miller
Harold Bumgardner
Gail
Paul Rickard
Harry Hoffman
Judy
Tom Hoffman
Tommy
Bennett
Lutheran Women Plan July Picnic at St. Peter’s Church
Members United Lutheran Church Women of St. Peter’s Lutheran met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Eugene. Mrs. Kurt Rutz led the program while Mrs. William Knight presided over the business session. Plans were made for a July picnic. Refreshments were served to the named members and guest Romana Desinta.
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United Lutheran Church Women of
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Eugene Glass
Kurt Rutz
William Knight
Harold Knoll
Eldon Wuech
Joseph Keiser
Frank Scholtz
Kenneth Roush
Romona Desinta
July Festival Planned by WSWS at EUB Church
Mrs Laura Elliott led the Bechtel WSWS group meeting at the EUB Church in New Haven and discussed Unity is our Job. Plans were announced for a festival on July 9 at 4 00 p m with a question period and member discussions on What The Bible Means To Me.
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New Haven
Laura Elliott
Bechtel Wsws
EUB Church
Point Pleasant Clinic Notes Birth and Discharges
A Point Pleasant couple Mr and Mrs Jerry Pigkens welcome a son. Paul Oran and Baker Stone are admitted from schools while Leon. John Lee Day discharged in Gallipolis.
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Jerry Pigkens
Point Pleasant
Paul Oran
Baker Stone
Leon
John Lee Day
Gallipolis
Club To Hold Merchandise Shoot At Point Pleasant
The Gun Club sponsors a merchandise shoot Sunday at the club grounds seven miles from Point Pleasant. It will run from noon until 5 p.m. with public attendance invited.
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Point Pleasant
Notice of Inventories and Appraisements Filed
The court reports inventories and appraisements filed in several estates including Marion Andrews, W. A. Copeland, Daniel Theodore Dalton, Minnie Durfee, Glen O. Staneart, Myrta E. , and Summit County property. Hearings are set for July 18, 1960 at 9 a.m. Interested parties may file exceptions before five days prior to the hearing. Harold J. Rose, Probate Judge. Beatrice Nanna, Chief Deputy Clerk.
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Marion Andrews
Marion Hook
W. A. Copeland
Daniel Theodore Dalton
Minnie Durfee
Glen O. Staneart
Summit County
Myrta E
Ee Ie
Harold J. Rose
Beatrice Nanna
Fisher Named To Two Year Civil Service Post
Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce directors met in a special session to elect a member to the new Civil Service Commission. Mayor Krodel requested the appointment be made before June 28 and announced to him. James T. Fisher was elected by a majority vote to a two year term starting July 1.
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Point Pleasant
Club Sponsor Story Hour at Point Pleasant Library
Point Pleasant Junior Women's Club will sponsor a children's story hour each Saturday from 10 30 to 11 30 a m at the library on the first floor of the courthouse. The program targets children aged four to six with teachers Miss Sue Rhodes and Mrs Ruth Schools.
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Point Pleasant
Sue Rhodes
Ruth
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Highlights
Helen Cunningham and Point Anita Estep of Gallipolis listed among hospital notes. Mrs. Mary Petty and daughter of Rio Grande, Mrs. Christina Hayes of Jackson Ohio, and Hilda Wheeler of Point Pleasant also noted.
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Helen Cunningham
Point Pleasant
Anita Estep
Gallipolis
Mary Petty
Rio Grande
Christina Hayes
Jackson
Ohio
Hilda Wheeler
Record Hop Tonight at Moose Home
A record hop for youths aged 13 or older sponsored by the Young Mothers Club will be held Friday from 7 30 to 11 30 p m at the Moose home. Admission is 50 cents per person and the public is invited.
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Young Mothers Club
Moose
Jazz Concert in Park Features Two Bands in Huntington
A free Sunday night concert at Ritter Park Amphitheatre, Huntington, showcases two top tri state groups. The 16 piece Mel Gillispie Orchestra with Mary Ann Wells on vocals performs big band tunes, while Ray Ross' Combo plays swing and quieter jazz. Gillispie formed his group last fall after studying in New York and earning a Columbia master’s degree. Specialty arrangements are by Jim Caudill and Ed Lancaster. The show starts 8 p m on Sunday July 3.
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Point Pleasant
Tri-State
Mel Gillispie
Mary Ann Wells
Ray Ross
Gillispie
Huntington
New York
Columbia
Julliard School of Music
Jim Caudill
Ashland
Ed Lancaster
Ritter Park Amphitheatre
Powell speaks at United Church men dinner in New Haven
Paul Powell was guest speaker on Spiritual Education at a Lutheran Church dinner meeting of United Church men in New Haven. Donald Bumgardner and Bob Johnston were named co chairmen for the coming year's work. Attendees included Carroll Adams, Lloyd Roush, Bill Russell, Bill Powell, Jimmy Fry, Paul Roush, William McFarland, Harry Layne, Herman Layne, and Bob Johnston.
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United Church
Lutheran Church
Mr. Powell
Donald Bumgardner
Bob Johnston
Carroll Adams
Lloyd Roush
Bill Russell
Bill Powell
Jimmy Fry
Paul Roush
William McFarland
Harry Layne
Herman Layne
Fireman Extinguishes Car Fire Before Charleston Dept
In Charleston on Wednesday a car caught fire while J. C. Parsons spoke with a former Point Pleasant man. Parsons, carrying fire extinguishing gear in his car, quickly put out the blaze before Charleston firefighters arrived.
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Point Pleasant
Charleston
J. C. Parsons
Parsons
Women's Club Hears Doctor Scott Speak
New Haven Dr Scott of Lakin State Hospital spoke at a joint Pocahontas and Avalanche Farm Women s clubs meeting at White Church Clubhouse. The subject was Emotional Needs of Children. Hostesses were Mrs James Staats Mrs Rupert Rice Mrs Harry Staats and Mrs John Smith.
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New Haven
Scott
Lakin State Hospital
Pocahontas and
Avalanche Farm Women’s Clubs
White Church
James Staats
Rupert Rice
Harry Staats
John Smith
Vernon Star Dusters Sponsor July 2 Festival
The Vernon Star Dusters 4 H club will sponsor a festival on July 2 at the Vernon Clubhouse.
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Vernon Star Dusters
Vernon
Red Cross Pint Donors Named in Mason County Visit
Elizabeth Liter, executive secretary of the Mason County Red Cross, lists donors who gave a pint of blood during the Monday visit. The slate includes Edward Carey, John Allinder, Leonard Noble, Walter Donahue, Daniel Killingsworth, Kenneth Randolph, Emma Kapp, and many others.
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Point Pleasant
Elizabeth Liter
Mason County
The
American Red Cross
Edward Carey
John C. Allinder
Leonard Noble
Walter Donahue
Daniel Killingsworth
Kenneth Randolph
Harry Flowers
Emma Kapp
Richard Wilcoxen
Gertrude Hall
Charles E. White
William Williams
Glenneth Wandling
Ronald White
Carl Lanham
Claude Pharr
Carpenter Stevenson
W. W. Pancake
William F. Machir
Bessie Sue Jones
Kenneth Morris
Cprus Leport
George Johnson
Charles Gore
Ronald Walker
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Rock of Ages Corporation
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John N. Eberst
Athens
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Fairfield Counties
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