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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
6
The article touts prunes as nutritious and economical, noting their vitamins minerals and energy content. It compares costs of large versus small prunes, offers price guidance, and presents Prune Royale a recipe with prunes cinnamon claret and lemon rind.
Chauncey announces Sunday services at the Church of Christ. Church School starts at 9 30 a m led by Andrew Simpkins and Dan Johnson. Communion at 10 30 a m followed by morning devotions and worship. Young People’s meeting scheduled for night.
Frugal kitchen notes offer Dutch Cream Cookies Sour Cream Rolls and other dishes using sour cream and milk. Recipes provide ingredients steps and baking times including butter sugar sour cream yeast and flour based pastries breads and biscuits for home cooks seeking economical meals.
The New Marshfield Church of Christ schedules a Sunday with sermons by Rev. Damon D. Watkins on "The Home of the Soul" and "The New Day Is Here" and a 4 p.m. Waterloo Township discussion about plans for a local liquor option vote in the November election. Church events include Bible School at 9:30 a.m. communion after the lesson and a 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor with sermons.
Notices warn executors administrators spouses heirs and creditors of estate inventories appraisements and debt schedules filed for multiple estates including Townsend Silvas Pinkerton McGraw Freer Martin Pauley Hanning Balderson Slaughter Bardin Earhart Freer Woode Cox Hammond James. Hearing set for July 25 1938 at 9 AM with objections due five days prior.
Chauncey Jacob K Hali bean Armenian refugee and church minister from Syria and Palestine will speak tonight at 7 30 in The Plains Nazarene Church. He is a student at Nazarene College Olivet Illinois and is touring the area speaking in Nazarene Churches.
Mrs Elizabeth Ferrel and daughters Wilma Eva and Helen entertained guests this week at their High Street home. Names from Yorkville Ohio Philadelphia Pa Delphos Ohio Athens Glenmont Glouster Crooksville Pontiac Michigan and others attended with Magdalen Fillipson remaining for the week. Additional visitors included Mr and Mrs John Shafer H F McNeil Parkersburg and Alanson Carpenter Oklahoma along with Victor Grinstead and Claude Grinstead from Athens and Logan.
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Preston and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adams spent the Fourth at Buckeye Lake. Betty McCune of Sand Ridge hosted Sunday guests Caryl Shumway and Sylvia Showalter. Mrs. Viola Sanders and daughters Virginia and Jacquelyn visited Millfield relatives. Isabell Hillen remains ill at home in Millfield.
Tommy Chauncey Bailey, four, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey, fell from the porch at home Sunday and suffered a broken right collar bone.
Weekly cottage prayer meeting of the Morristown Holiness Church will be held tonight at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Effie Pyles Bailey Run Attending funeral Ralph Channell Elizabeth Channell and James Wallace Millfield were in Jackson Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Channell s brother in law Hugh Biege
Crabtree of Millfield entertained Saturday night with guests Iva Devore Brenda Burke Nathane Moore Albert Devore Charles Affeldt Detroit Mr and Mrs Orville Crabtree Chauncey Albert Bell Bremen and Mr and Mrs Leo Duncan of Millfield.
Chauncey Mrs. Andrew McKinney is recovering from a left arm injury suffered on a highway near her home Sunday night. She was struck by a machine door handle as she returned from Morristown Church, causing a laceration above the elbow.
Orville Crabtree and Chauncey hosted a Monday chicken dinner for Albert Devore Brenda Burke Nathane Moore Iva Devore and Charles Affedt in Detroit Michigan.
Mrs Dorothy Syx and children with Mr and Mrs Albert Lairson and families entertain guests Wednesday at Jackson Michigan. The visitors include Mary Kathryn Richard Wyona Mae Kenny Phylina Dorothy June and Billy.
A family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rutter home in Sand Ridge Sunday celebrated Jimmy Lee Rutter’s first birthday. Grandmother Gertie McCune baked the cake. A chicken dinner followed with relatives including Hughie McCune and family, Rozella McCune and others attending.
Rev Miles Hoon of Hemlock Grove Church of Christ will preach at 10 30 morning on Parables of the Kingdom and at 7 30 evening on Christ s Standard of Greatness Bible School convenes at 9 30 with all members urged to attend.
Holy Communion to be administered at the Presbyterian Church Sunday at 10 30 m Sermon by Rev Luchs titled What It Means To Have Faith. Music for Communion by a University Choir quartet with Mrs Tompkins as soloist. Mrs L Mitchell violinist and Miss Mabel Lemasters organist perform pieces by Thorne Shelley and Petrali.
Sunday School begins 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 45 a m and young people meet at 6 45 p m Special preaching and singing at 7 30 p m with visiting pastor Rachel Speelman delivering the message Mid week prayer and praise at 7 30 p m Wednesday London is noted as the world's largest port handling more traffic than any two British ports combined
Cradle Roll Sunday set for 9 30 a m in Bradbury Bradford Dexter Churches of Christ with baby pictures for all mothers. Superintendents Maggie Horden Jessie Sisson and Wilbur Pierce named. Baptismal rites at Middleport Baptistry 3 p m for two candidates. Pastor to preach at Bradbury 10 30 a m and Bradford 7 30 p m. Christian Endeavor meetings listed.
Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m followed by church services at 10 30 a m and 4 30 p m with an evening service at 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m
The Albany Baptist Gospel team will conduct special services at Temple M. E. Church Sunday evening.
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