Athens area church schedules weekly services July 1957
In Point Pleasant area churches detailed lists show service times and activities for Christ Church Episcopal Holy Communion at 7 30 a m church school 9 30 a m nursery and morning prayer sermon and communion 11 a m young people's fellowship 6 30 p m choir practice Wednesday 7 30 p m Church of Christ Henderson worship 11 a m preaching 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school 10 a m mid week 7 30 p m Youth fellowship 6 30 p m First Church of God Point Pleasant Rev George Osler Sunday school 9 45 a m preaching 11 a m Sunday night 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service 7 30 p m Main Street Baptist Kenneth Chandler pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worship 11 a m and 8 p m Senior high youth fellowship 7 p m Mid week worship Wednesday 8 p m Church of the Nazarene J S Bramon minister Sunday school Evening services 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m EUB Leon Charge Rev Donald Pringle pastor Rockcas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Episcopal
Jerome D. Rodgers
Holy Communion
Young People’s Fellowship
Church of Christ
Henderson
A. Kelly
Church of God
Point Pleasant
George Osler
Main Street Baptist
Kenneth Chandler
Church of the Nazarene
J. S. Bramon
Eub
Leon Charge
Donald Pringle
Rockcas
Yanger
Shiloh
Mr. Zion
Promise Land
Warren
Harmony Baptist
Warren Dean
Heights
Roy McCoy
Concord Baptist
Bellemead Eub
Jack Higgins
Youth Fellowship
Adult Christian Endeavor
Robert Kessinger
Church of Christ In Christian Union
J. P. Keefer
D. mM
Seventh-Day Adventist — Bible Chapel
Howard Avenue
Bell Meade
Ervin Patrick
Trinity Methodist Church
Viand St
Alvin C. Young
J. B. Couch
St. Baptist Church
Robert Knox
Mathew
Fred Thorn
Presbyterian
Robert Ray
Tobias
John O'Reilly
Sacred Heart Church of
St. Joseph's of Mason
Bus Line Opens Route Between Point Pleasant and Parkersburg
L and B Transportation Co began Route 2 service between Point Pleasant and Parkersburg with five round trips daily. Buses leased from Pittsburgh will run until new units arrive in about 30 days, then Kinley and Spencer routes start. Keavenswood-Parkersburg service by Ohio Valley Bus Co. was terminated. L and B trips will serve Ravenswood Kaiser Aluminum Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Parkersburg
L and B Transportation Co
Arnold Larabee
Pittsburgh
Kinley and
Spencer
Keavenswood-Parkersburg
Ohio Valley Bus Co
L and B Co
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Plant
Ravenswood
Sixty Mason County 4-H youths return from South Side camp
Sixty Mason County 4-H Club members finish a week at South Side camp with daily tribal classes in 4-H topics, safety, grooming, and crafts led by instructors from Cabel County conservation, Mason County, and state staff. Visitors night was Thursday. older members will attend next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
South Side
Gary Ganer
Cabel
County Conservation
Miles Durst
Mason County Conservation Office
Jerry Voglesong
Ann Bartlett
Bill Priddy
June Spencer
Patsy Gregory
Anabel Sommer
Nancy Blain
Clara Schartz
Violet Schwartz
Huck Towering
Janet
Joyce McCoy
Mac Brake
Pat Gregory
Massasin
Margaret Bowser
Hattie Jordan
Howard Garland
Ralph Benten
Clara Watson
Gloria Page
Louise Bryan
Margaret Lerner
Gregory
Winners Announced in Regional 4-H Public Speaking
Joe Johnson of the Lucky Star 4-H Club won first place in the Roane County Camp regional public speaking contest with Advantages of Rural Living. He advances to the state contest in Jackson Mill. Mason County rider Miss June Spencer won first place with Living 4-H and will also go to the state contest. Janet and Joyce McCoy of Mountain Climbers 4-H took second in dairy food demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foint Pleasant
Joe Johnson
J. G. F. Johnson
Lucky Star
Roane County
Jackson Mill
Mason County
June Spencer
Fred Spencer
Mason
Janet
Joyce McCoy
Fire Destroys Hay Wagon Near Apple Grove
On Route 2 near Apple Grove a wagon loaded with baled hay was destroyed by fire. Boyd Jones drove the tractor pulling two wagons owned by Orland Wallis. Damage estimated at 240 dollars. Point Pleasant Fire Department, including Harry Flowers and others, responded to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Apple Grove
Boyd Jones
Orland Wallis
Harry Flowers
Frank Bonecutter
Glen Goodman
Frank Henry
Rachel Jividen
Land Transfers in Cologne and Waggener Districts
Gladys M. and P. R. Thomas transfer Cologne District real estate to Edgar S. and Faye Casto while Reba Grace Leonard deeds land in the same district to them. Inez Cunningham transfers Cooper District real estate to Charles Ball. Asa B. and Paula L. Camp acquire property in Waggener District from Gladys M. and P. R. Thomas and Reba Grace Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County
Gladys M
P. R. Thomas
Cologne
Edgar S
Faye Casto
Reba Grace Leonard
Asa B
Paula L. Camp
Inez Cunningham
Cooper
Charles Ball
Point Clinic Notes Admit Harry Skeen of Huntington
The hospital notes admit Harry Skeen of Huntington and list Mrs. Frankie Boston and Letart in records. The entry records a patient admission with associated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Skeen
Huntington
Frankie Boston
Letart
Shower Honoree at Garden Party in Point Pleasant
Mrs. Harry Goodnite, formerly Jean Doo little, was guest of honor at a Tuesday evening garden shower hosted by Mrs. Larry Abbott in Bellemade. The event featured summer flowers, lights, and prize winners Mrs. Robert Allbright Mrs. Fred Schroeder and Mrs. Reid Doolittle. Also announced is the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cockrell of Alexandria Virginia with maternal grandmother Mrs. Cleo Vaught and other relatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goodnite
Lettie Doolittle
Bellemade
Larry Abbott
Robert Allbright
Fred Schroeder
Reid Doolittle
Howard Love
Harry Krebs
John King
Bonnie Garrison
Wilbur Plants
Harry King
Margaret
B. S. Smith
Stephen Miller
J. Stewart Lloyd
Jack Buxton
Betty Gibeaut
Alonzo Dickens
Osborne Stewart
Norman McBrayer
J. A. Shinn
R. W. Jones
Reid Doo
Point Pleasant
Donald Cockrell
Alexander, Va
Alexander General Hospital
Cockrell
Carolyn Vaught
Frank Cockrell
Annapolis
Cleo Vaught
Athens
William H. Vaught
Somersville
W. Va
George
Overholt Points to Pleasant Family Visits
Point Pleasant brief notes visitors and travel across towns. Fort Lauderdale residents Mr and Mrs Sonny Somerville stay with Edward and Mrs Somerville. Mrs Fannie Pratt improves at home. West Virginia student Johnny Johnson returns home from Melvin Pratt visit. The Ingerick family returns from Florida vacation. Mrs George Merrill and sons visit C C Stone and family in Point Pleasant. Mrs A M Goodwin leaves Charleston for Anaheim for her daughter Dottie Kent wedding and to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Somerville
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Edward Somerville
Winfield Road
Fannie Pratt
Hogg St
Johnny Johnson
West Virginia
Melvin Pratt
Harg
George Merrill
George, Allen
Robert
Charley
Lockport
N. Y
C. C. Stone
Main St
Charles Henry
Stone
Mt. Vernon Ave
A. M. Goodwin
Ohio St
Charleston
Anaheim
Calif
Dottie Kent
Two Men Fined for Hazardous Driving in Point Pleasant
Melvin K. Roberts of Gallipolis Ohio paid a $15 fine and costs and Robert Gerlach paid a $10 fine and costs after arraignment before Justice A. M. Goodwin. Both were arrested by the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Melvin K. Roberts
Gallipolis
Ohio
Cost
Robert Gerlach
Invention Claim of 1868 Motorcycle Founder
A 19th century claim attributes the first motorcycle to W. W. Austin of Winthrop Massachusetts in 1868. The note credits Austin with inventing motorized two wheels before later developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Austin
Winthrop, Mass
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Athens Messenger
Taker's
Kris Kringle Village
Kanauga, Ohio
Silver Bridge
E. E. Byrne
E. State
St. Athens
Athens, Ohio
Keller and Westner Monument CO
Logan, Ohio
Mt. Lebanon
Point Pleasant Area
Penny Dickens
Miss Reida Doolittle
Miss Andrea Abbott
Joey Dickens
Overholt, Point Pleasant
Quick's
Ray
Beasley & Mathews
Athens County
Beasley Mathews
Fairlane
Custom
Oli Ag
FORD
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