Vacation Bible School Closes With Strong Attendance
Heights EUR Church Chneca Bible School at Point Pleasant marked by greater interest and excellent attendance as the 1958 session closed Friday.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
14
Heights EUR Church Chneca Bible School at Point Pleasant marked by greater interest and excellent attendance as the 1958 session closed Friday.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Dorothy McQuaid’s home with the topic Changing Patterns in the March of Missions. Delmar Martin led devotions, Bowerry led the program, and a playlet was presented. Several members attended related family visits and a Methodist Conference at Lake Erie.
Sealed bids due by 2 00 P M EST June 15 1958 at Ohio University Athens for sale and removal of two steel buildings on East Union Street opposite Rufus Putnam School with furniture radiators and plumbing fixtures except asis condition. Buildings sold as one lot. Inspections June 9 to 18 8 00 A M to 4 00 P M weekdays by calling Purchasing Agent. Bond required. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
The State of Ohio Athens County sheriff sale of Lot 538 and Lot 537 Watkins Addition Nelsonville with interest in John Wion railroad switch rights. sale June 26 1958 at 1 PM in Nelsonville on premises. Cash in hand required. terms include two thirds minimum bid. Sheriff notice filed by plaintiff Russell L Wickliffe vs Alonzo Coakley and William Lee Wickliffe.
Printed directions accompany pattern part for a slimming dress with simple lines. Pattern 4659 covers half sizes with no alteration needed. Includes mailing details to Anne Adams in New York for pattern orders with name address zone size and style number.
The New Haven Women's Club held its fourth annual dinner at St. Paul's Lutheran Church social room with toastmaster Mrs. Paul Powell. Mrs. Robert McGlothlin welcomed guests, introduced the visiting speaker Mrs. Robert van Blaricom of Huntington, who spoke on Our Responsibilities and installed new officers. The evening featured performances by Beverly Roush, Phyllis Batey, and others, and gifts were exchanged between club leaders and the guest speaker.
Casna Wieder introduces a transfer pattern set with 6 motifs 342 by 11% inches for towels cloths and curtains. Children can embroider the applique, pattern 785 color suggestions included. Send 35 cents per pattern via first class mail to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York NY.
Syracuse Richard A. Harris a fire control technician third class in the U S Navy has received a promotion while serving aboard the destroyer U S S John W Thomason with the Pacific Fleet based in San Diego Calif. Visits from relatives included J W Soulsby and son Larry Dover, Eugene Soulsby Butler Pa Lawrence Soulsby Columbus and Glenna plus Roy Jones Jr and family from Columbus. Willis Leadingham attends Ohio Lions Convention in Cleveland where he serves as district governor. Marcia Karr attends Vacation Bible School opening with all community churches cooperating for children 4 14 eligible.
Hartford officials met in the mayor's office with Mayor Gerald Fields and four council members. A motion called for cooperation with New Haven to survey the boundary line between towns. The recorder was instructed to contact the County Road Supervisor about road repairs near the post office. Adrian Headley and William Kelly discussed town history and church upkeep.
In the contract analysis the 1NT to 3NT sequence signals the opener holds strong enough for game, about 17 to 19 points, while responder has about 6 to 9 points. The article discusses spade distribution and declarer play failures affecting nine tricks. It notes the misstep of South and the lost opportunity due to the missing ten of spades.
Racine residents hosted and visited numerous friends and relatives from Columbus Cincinnati Chillicothe Akron Huntington and St Louis. Alumni banquet attendance figures and family gatherings framed a weekend of travel and hospitality across Ohio and nearby states.
Classified section details its reach with 18 000 readers and a call to place ads. Acknowledgment from Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cooksey Sr expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes. Thanks note also to singers and Rev. Courtney for comforting words.
Ford route van 12 ft body just installed 53 motor runs fine 295 dollars. 1957 Buick Roadmaster Sedan All Power Automatic Radio Heater Beautiful finish one local owner 2995 dollars. 1956 Buick 4dr hard top power steering brakes radio heater automatic 1895 dollars. 1957 Ford 4dr sedan black 6 cyl heater first class condition 1895 dollars. See Hank or Bill Joe Evans at Traders Corner Third and Olive Street Gallipolis Ohio.
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