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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
6
Mrs. Mari Bare will be installed as Commander of the Navy Mothers at the July meeting. Mrs. Etta Stanley will be busy for the afternoon on Wednesday July 2. The regular business session will take place.
Dr. B Myron Cedarholm, general director of the Conservative Baptist Association of America, is set to speak at the morning service July 6 at Second Baptist Church in North Ravenswood. He then travels to Pine Lake for a Conservative Baptist Camp address. His past roles include pastor at Lehig Baptist Church Philadelphia and he is a Minnesota and Princeton Theological Seminary graduate.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces openings for correctional officers nationwide with Alaska postings. Male applicants are needed at multiple sites, while women may be employed only at Alderson, Virginia, Los Angeles, and Anchorage. Salary starts at $4680 yearly. Obtain full details from Cecil A. Cooley in Athens or from the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D. C.
Miss Lorene Wilson and Mrs. Winnie Wogan hosted the Walton Memorial Methodist Church Golden Hour class in the church social rooms. President Mrs. H D Hartley led the meeting and devotional duties were by Mrs. H E Moorhead. Fourteen members attended.
Silverton Grange No. 506 met in the Grange Hall to arrange an ice cream supper for Saturday July 19. Herbert Shriver led in James Luck's absence as about 15 members attended and a clean up paint up campaign was planned.
The active Turkish Navy today comprises 8 destroyers 8 escort vessels 7 submarines 7 minelayers 2 minesweepers 4 tankers 2 tenders and many auxiliaries. U S military aid has strengthened their armament.
Golf instruction stresses hands ahead of the clubhead to ensure straight shots. Players resist, fearing a slice, but a forward hand position with a steady head yields fair freedom and better control.
About 50 attended the Coffee Hour at Mrs. John D. Hoblitzell’s home for the Republican Women's Organization membership drive. Mrs. Hanson chaired the event. 25 new members joined, bringing total Ravenswood area membership to 80 with next county meeting planned June 38 at Cottageville School.
An 18 hole qualifying round for nonexempt golfers in the $50 000 Gleneagles Chicago Open will be played July 28. The Open competition starts July 31 and runs through August 3.
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