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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1964
Page
10
Engagement notices for Willa Jean Love Hartzell and Jackson Clark Wooddell announce an open wedding planned for July 5 at Central Avenue Methodist Church with Rev. Edsel Wilcox officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Tipton of The Plains announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Marilyn to Charles Thomas Gill son of Mrs. Edward Gill and the late Edward Gill of Corning Route 1. Joan graduated Ohio University in June with a BS in home economics. Charles has been on the varsity basketball team for three years and will graduate in February. The September wedding is planned.
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Black announce the completed wedding plans for their daughter Cynthia and Mr. Sherwood Hall III son of Prof. and Mrs. Sherwood Hall I. The ceremony will be July 12 at 2:30 PM in First Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. John Wesley Seay officiating. Bridesmaids include Miss Barbara Hall and Miss Sandra Black with attendants Miss Cheryl Kimes and Miss Rosemary Chaplinger. reception to follow in Fellowship Hall.
Create a vanilla pudding per package directions and chill. Use as filling for two 9 inch vanilla cakes. If cakes are vanilla flavored add a teaspoon almond extract to the pudding. Frost with whipped cream and serve at the party.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 21 installed officers led by Mrs. James Vercoe. New officers include Mrs. Thomas Rosser president and others. The unit won four district awards in Athens and received national and department citations for membership, Blue Ribbon quota, and early attainment before the Legion birthday. New committee chairs and delegates to the Cincinnati convention are named, plus Girls State reports and Golf Association results. A Perky Broth note offers a watercress soup tip using leftovers.
Miss Dorothy Ellen Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hunter of Athens Route 3, wed Mr. James E. Six, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bergie Six of Athens Route 2, on June 20 at the First Methodist Church. Rev Eugene Whitmore officiated. families attended. Dorothy graduated Chauncey-Dover High School. James, a Plains High School and Railroad Communications School graduate, works as teletype operator for C&O Railroad.
Nelsonville Nimble Thim bles held their annual election at Peggy Mac Donalds home naming Christy McDonald as president Mary Jane Watkins as vice president Bernita Cagg as secretary Debby Sheskey as treasurer and Mary K Williams as news reporter Amesville Cloveretts discussed a swimming party at the Amesville Grange Hall Judy Ball led cooking demonstrations Happy Lambs planned an all day swim and wiener roast at Roy Barnharts Explorerts met at Mrs Everett Hannings Project books were completed All For One Clovers discussed Corriedale sheep with Jane Dodd giving a demonstration A wiener roast was planned for the clubs.
Mr and Mrs Durwayne Irvin of Albany announce the marriage of their daughter Elsie to David McVey son of Mr Ed McVey Lancaster. The ceremony took place June 27 in McArthur. Elsie a 1964 Albany High School graduate and David a 1960 Albany graduate employed at Athens Armature and Machine Works. They reside at 23 Alton Street Albany.
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wilson The Plains Rd were Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald Los Angeles Calif Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eschleman and sons David and Michael Middleport Mr. Wilford McDonald Barberton Mr. and Mrs Eddie McDonald and son Tim Mr. Charles McDonald and Miss Barbara Phillips Mr and Mrs L C Staats will entertain their son and his family Mr and Mrs L C Staats Jr and Richard and Lisa Lauren Staats during the holiday weekend
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