Pinning Pattern Demonstration At Syracuse 4-H Club
Sandra London demonstrated how to pin patterns to fabric at the Syracuse Snips and Snacks Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Lois Sterrett. Refreshments were provided by Lois Sewell and Mrs. Sterrett.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1961
Page
9
Sandra London demonstrated how to pin patterns to fabric at the Syracuse Snips and Snacks Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Lois Sterrett. Refreshments were provided by Lois Sewell and Mrs. Sterrett.
Members were taught calf leading and clipping at Highland Acres home of Sally and David Mora. Patsy Price demonstrated leading a calf and Eric Parker spoke on clipping. Sally Mora reports this update.
The Carpent er Boys 4-H Club met at the home of David and Dean Wooten to discuss wildlife. Reporter Donnie Cheadle notes the session covered local wildlife topics and club activities.
A National Industrial Conference Board chart uses figures from the National Education Association and the U S Office of Education to compare elementary and secondary teacher salaries across states.
The Meigs County extension service hosts annual youth cooperative studies for older 4H members FFA and Farm Bureau Youth Councils. Four groups cover cooperatives theory, the cooperative in practice courtesy grooming and Meigs County. A second session is set for July 27 and attendance at both sessions is required for the state tour.
Chester Council D of A met at the hall Tuesday night and installed officers led by Chester-Nevada Beaver. Names include Margaret Tut tle Mae Spencer Doris Grueser Myrtle Walker Ada Morris Sadie Trussell Ada Van Meter Olive Kelly Hattie Frederick Ada Neutzling Vanderine Williams Ethel Hart Elizabeth Hayes Esther Wright Leatha Koblentz. Committees for the next year were named and a layette shower for Esther Ridenour was planned for July 18. The miscellaneous committee will serve at the David Ross sale Saturday with baked goods due by noon.
Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters met at the K of P hall to arrange a party honoring Miss Erma Smith who leaves this month for work in Buckhannon West Virginia. A potluck picnic for Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias and families was announced for Thursday July 20 at 6 p.m. at Middleport Roadside Park.
The Intermediate Youth Fellowship of the Rutland Methodist Church will run a bake sale on Saturday at the Rutland Department Store starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds support church activities.
Guests at Mrs. Emma Smith's Middleport home include her son and daughter-in-law from Valrico Florida, Frank Butler and daughter Ann from Detroit, Christy Kemp from Winston Salem, Maude Taylor of Middleport, B L Potter from Barbersville, the Rev. Lewis Mikell of Gallipolis, and Oscar Bastiani's family from Gallipolis. The gathering marks a five generation family presence with a Sunday dinner and several weekday visits.
Rose Marie Hackett Janice Everson and Christine Bailey of Middleport plus Jane Evans of Pomeroy will represent Meigs County at the Girl Scout roundup at Camp Sandy Bend near Parkersburg August 21 26. Alternates include Jane Grueser Linda Smith Nancy Arnold Marilyn Stumbo.
Music by Chet Haddox set the tone for the Pomeroy National Bank directors officers and employes annual picnic at the Edison Hobstetter home Nease Settlement. Attendees included Dr and Mrs R E Boice Mr and Mrs Alfred Elberfeld Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens Mr and Mrs William J Hopstetter Mr and Mrs Hilton Wolfe Jr Mrs Ronald Clay Mr and Mrs William H Jones Mr and Mrs Charles E Griffith Mr and Mrs George S Hobstetter Mr and Mrs Richard Chambers Mr and Mrs Eldon Weeks and Mr and Mrs Edison Hobstetter with additional guests Mr and Mrs Manning D Webster Mr and Mrs Bernard Fultz and Mrs F D Groff of Cleveland.
Middleport residents attended the annual Meigs Squadron Civilian Patrol celebration at Cheshire Swisher field. Highlights included parachute jumps by the Hamilton brothers, air plane and go kart rides, kids contests, a Conley Country Drifters show, square dancing, fireworks, and cash prizes in sack races and other contests. Winners included Rebecca Rothgeb and several others.
At 9 14 a m Wednesday ambulance and a local physician were alerted to the home of Sir and Mrs William Smith in Rutland where Mrs Smith has been ill for several years. The medical call indicates ongoing health concerns affecting the household.
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