Local Social News Highlights Travel and Family Visits
The notices record Thelma Howard taking a job as office girl at Delaware Industrial School after leaving Thursday morning. Families and friends from Middleport Kingston Logan Athens Day ton and Columbus are noted visiting and hosting relatives and friends, with several members traveling to New York to see sites such as the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building. A potluck is planned at the First Christian Church for participants in the every member canvass.
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Thelma Howard
Delaware Industrial School
Jacob Young
Middleport
Charley Howard
Thelma
Grosvenor St
Mable Armbruster
New York
Sgt
Daniel Armbruster
New York City
Ravenna
Sgt. Armbruster
Statue of Liberty
Coney Island
R.C.A. Building
Empire State Building
First Christian Church
MAWN Canteen Sets Sunday Train Meeting
Marine Army and Navy Wives Club plans a 1 04 train stop on Sunday with a committee including Cleo Brooks Mary Kadison Jean Webb Lillian Sands Dorothy Atkins Lee Rocky and Jeannette Apple. A May 14 potluck wills be at Mrs R F Atkins home. attendees should call Jeannette Apple. Members urged to attend Red Cross every Thursday and to pack doughnuts fruit and cookies for the Canteen sacks.
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Marine, Army and Navy Wives Club
Cleo Brooks
Mary Kadison
Jean Webb
Lillian Sands
Dorothy Atkins
Lee Rocky
Jeannette Apple
R. F. Atkins
Red Cross
Larry Chesser Honored at Party on Sixth Birthday
Barbara Jo Chesser hosted a party at 257 W Union St to honor her brother Larry Chesser on his sixth birthday. Attending children included Sandra Sue Brooks Don Chesser Carol Kay Copeland Phil lip Sharr Rosalie Gilbert Bobby Copeland Peggy Copeland and the guest of honor. Memorial services will be held at Clarks Chapel Sunday June 4 at 2 pm with a patriotic program and graves of soldiers from four wars to be decorated.
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Barbara Jo Chesser
W. Union St
Larry
Sandra Sue Brooks
Don _Chesser
Carol Kay Copeland
Phillip Sharr
Rosalie Gilbert
Bobby Copeland
Peggy Copeland
Larry Chesser
Clarks Chapel
E. C. Kenny
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Daughters of Union
John Ellis Wool Camp
Norman Norell creates lime shirtmaker frock and paraso l motif
A vivid fashion aside features bright yellow butter shapes on lime green fabric. Norman Norell selected this joyful print for a slim shirtmaker frock with a matching parasol, embodying a playful housewife fantasy in the design.
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Norman Norell
Daily Care Keeps Wardrobe Trim
Wardrobe maintenance tips to defend clothing from wear. Brush and air garments, remove stains with spot cleaners, hang up as you remove them, and avoid excessive ironing. Use dedicated hangers, brush for makeup smudges, and store in moisture controlled spaces. Protect jackets and sleeves with proper shoulder support and nets for hair.
Gra cious Reply Encouraged For Praising Letter
A reflection on responding to letters of thanks and the value of courtesy. The note urges grace in replying to praise, linking civility to character. Community church listings show McDougall Church and Torch Baptist schedules with service details and a themed sermon.
4-H Club Holds Second Hoop er Street Stitchers Meeting
The Hoop er Street Stitchers 4-H Club met at Earless Hope Hess's Hooper Street home with Marjorie Pugh presiding and Shirley Patterson elected vice president. Games and refreshments followed. The next gathering will be hosted by Ruth Carr on Hooper Street.
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Hooper Street
Stitchers 4-H Club
Earless Hope Hess
Hooper St
Marjorie Pugh
Shirley Patterson
Ruth Carr
New Potatoes In Sour Cream
Boil potatoes in jackets until tender then drain. Either peel or serve in jackets. Heat sour cream in a double boiler, season with salt and pepper, then mix with the hot potatoes. Garnish with chopped parsley before serving.
Opening Sermon Marks New Conference Year at Church
Church announces 9:30 a.m. services with keynote sermon to inaugurate the new conference year. Sunday School follows at 10:30.
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Chesterhill Methodist
Pastor to Preach at Sunday Services in Carbondale
The Rev Earl Wachenschwanz will preach at Sunday worship in Carbondale with services at 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m evening service Midweek service is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Carbondale
Earl Wachenschwanz
Harold F. Kellogg
Marilyn Covert
Ava Maria
Trimble
Hathamar
Seventh annual home coming at Bethel Methodist Church
The Seventh annual home coming and memorial services will be held at Bethel Methodist Church in Knox Township Vinton County on Sunday June 4. A basket dinner is scheduled for noon.
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Bethel Methodist Church
Knox Township
Vinton County
Sunday church schedule with Rev Mary Wahl preaching
Sunday School at 9 15 a m followed by preaching at 11 by the pastor the Rev Mary Wahl Young People meet at 6 30 p m evangelistic services at 7 30 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Mary Wahl
Young People’s Meeting
B. A. Awe
Jerseyville
Paul Williams
Herbert Householder
Stephen Nenoff
Christ Jesus
Young People’s Open Forum
Alfred Lindsey
Church Services Outline for Athens Area Churches
The Athens area lists Sunday services across multiple denominations. First Christian, Presbyterian, Salvation Army, First Church of God, Mt Zion Baptist, Jerseyville and Townhouse Methodists, Chesterhill Methodist, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and Temple Methodist schedule morning worship, Sunday School, and special events. Notable items include canvass day led by Rev Joe B Maffett, baptisms at 11, and Vacation Bible School June 5 to 14.
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Torch Baptist Sunday School
Frank Lovett
Danville
J. C. Williams
Clinton, Tenn
Holiness
Salvation
Soldiers
Sunbeams
Junior Legion and Ladies’ Home League
Corpse Cadets
Torchbearers
Salvation ‘Army
Hall
Union St
MT. Zion Baptist Sunday School
Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Amesville Presbyterian Sunday Schedule
The church hosts Sunday School at 9 30 a m followed by a religious service at 10 30 a m The sermon investigates the question Is God Discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Israel
Amesville Presbyterian Sunday School
Moone's Emerald Oil Offers Quick Foot Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil to relieve burning feet and swelling within 15 minutes. It claims many bottles sold yearly, promises relief from soreness, and offers satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Moone
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