New Haven PTA Plans Talent Show
Mrs Paul Powell chaired the New Haven PTA meeting outlining the upcoming talent show titled Lets Sing PTA. Committees for talent time staging publicity were named with Mrs Robert Sayre Mrs Jack Needs Mrs James Cunningham and others leading sections. Barbara Bostic sang Faith Unlocks The Door with piano accompaniment by Mrs Powell and Miss Ethel Riddle spoke about her class handwork club project. Room count was won by Miss Riddles fourth fifth grade room. The Mason County Health Commission presented the program with Bill Rairden Jr and county health nurse Mrs Skaggs describing the commission and its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sayre
Jack Needs
James Cunningham
Robert Layne
John Hoffman
George Engles
Bill Howard
John Powell
Art Thabet
Carroll Adams
Barbara Bostic
Faith
Paul Powell
Ethel Riddle
Miss Riddle
Mason County Health Commission
Bill Rairden
Skaggs
Point Clinic and Library Volumes in the United States
A note from Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Biffle of Leon Route 1 discusses the estimated 180 million volumes in U S public and school libraries. They say this equals about one book per American if people can read away from the TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Edgar Biffle
Leon
Route 1
U. S
Nehaclima Garden Club Elects New Officers in New Haven
Mrs Robert Layne was elected president of the Nehaclima Garden Club at the Memorial Building meeting. E A Shackel was named vice president and Thomas McGowan treasurer with William Gibbs recording secretary and Bill Howard corresponding secretary. The April meeting will be at Mason home of Mrs Thomas McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club
Memorial Building
Robert Layne
E. A. Shackel
Thomas McGowan
William Gibbs
Bill Howard
Ralph Sayre
Henry Buck
William Crowe
Thomas MceGowan
Mason
Phil Batey
Don Bumgardner
George Burns
Mel Clark
Howard Burrs
James Gilbert
Bob Layne
Tom Hoffman
Harry Miller
Richard Pfiffner
James Roush
Harry Pickens
E. A. Schaekel
Ethel Riddle
Harry Darnell
Smorgasbord Planned to Support Band State Fair Trip
A Point Pleasant High School Band Boosters Club special meeting is set for Monday at the band building to finalize plans for an April 8 smorgasbord dinner at Ordnance School. Funds raised will send the 90 piece band to the West Virginia State Fair in August where Point Pleasant is among six bands selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High School
Ordnance School
West Virginia
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Pancake Day Aid
The Kiwanis Club sponsors the annual Pancake Day at the Moose Home in Point Pleasant. Serving runs from 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Proceeds fund shoes and clothes for children to attend school. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Kiwanis Club
Moose
Mother's Day Shrine Drive Spurs Global Support
International effort to build the Mother's Day Shrine in Grafton West Virginia gains backing from Governor Barron and donors across the United States and abroad. The shrine aims to occupy a city block around Andrews Church with international auxiliary chapters and a non denominational ethos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
West Virginia
New York
California
W. W. Barron
Andrews Methodist Church
Barron
Taylor Countians
Bill J. Hill
Auxiliary
Andrews Church
P. O
Point Pleasant Principal Speaks To Parents Group
Point Pleasant Senior High School Principal Benja min Franklin IV spoke to the North Point Pleasant Grade School PTA about school and life curriculum. He described required subjects and graduation credits as math and science programs show rapid improvement under current government plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Benjamin Franklin, IV
Point Pleasant Senior High
North Point Pleasant
PTA
Franklin
Curtis Saville
Trinity Methodist Church
Point Pleasant High School
C. L. Head
Vicki Wright
Shirley Long
Alice Wood
Linda Tatterson
Ralph Crump
Francis Mc
New Director Appointed For Trinity Vacation School
Mrs J A Bankenship was named director of the Trinity Methodist Church Vacation School to be held March 25 at 2 pm. Huntington District director of children's world Mrs Claude Nelson will lead. Instructors include Mrs Andrew Spangler Mrs Harper Williams Mrs R E Fowlkes Mrs Lewis Brandsetter and Mrs James Roe. The theme is The Bible and books will be provided. In a separate note two men Perry J Flinn Sutton and Ralph Williams Wheeling were arrested on drunk charges and Donald H Forbus of Moundsville was arrested by city police.
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Anna Reeves Jarvis
Pruntytown
Taylor County
Anna M. Jarvis
Andrews Methodist Church
Grafton
Miss Jarvis
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Andrews
Methodist Church of
Anna Jarvis
Vacation Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Claude Nelson
Huntington
Children’s World
Point Pleasant
Andrew Spangler
Harper Williams
R. E. Fowlkes
Lewis Brandsetter
James Roe
Sheriff's Department
Perry J. Flinn
Sutton
Ralph Williams
Wheeling
Donald H. Forbus
Moundsville
County Group Will Meet Mason County Association
The Mason County Association for Retarded Children will meet Friday at 8 in the Appalachian Power Auditorium. The education department will present a program led by Ida Eastburn and feature a panel discussion with county special education teachers. Mrs. Ray Crookham chairs refreshments with help from department members including Elizabeth McKinney Leonard Cash Alton Bonney Gene Crow K W Chadler Dorothy Ball Wanda Bowcott James Crosley Robert Dille and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Association For Retarded Children
Appalachian Power Auditorium
Education Department
Ida Eastburn
Ray Crookham
Elizabeth McKinney
Leonard Cash
Alton Bonney
Gene Crow
K. W. Chadler
Dorothy Ball
Wanda Bowcott
James Crosley
Robert Dille
Wells and relatives visit in Michigan and Ohio
Portland residents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wells and Wilma spent time with son Gene Wells and family in Dearborn Michigan. Leland Siders from Proctorville visited her parents J A Siders. Norma Kay Cornell from Stiversville visited Judy and Bonnie De Long. Wilma and Woodrow Cornell with Silversville family visited East Liverpool relatives. Paul Hauber hosted Norman Weber Ruth Larkin of Long Bottom as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wells
Wilma
Gene Wells
Gregory
Dearborn
Mich
Leland Siders
Proctorville
J. A. Siders
Norma Kay Cornell
Stiversville
Judy
Bonnie de Long
Wilma, Wilmer Cornell
Woodrow Cornell
Silversville
East Liverpool
Paul Hauber
Norman Weber
Ruth Larkin
Long Bottom
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Lowrey
Baldwin Organ
Summers & Son
Jackson
Mohammed Ben Bella
Signal-le-Bouchy
Switzerland
Mrs. Layne
Nehaclima
Arthur Thabet
Thabet
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Wayne Harrison
Gallipo
Lis
John C. Berry
Harlan Harris
Athens
Ohio
Troy Bolling
Gallipolis
Bryan Lanier
Bidwell
Burlin Villars
Apple Grove
Sam Salem
Culloch
Dan Simmons
Robert Kayser
Bill Barton
Erma Barnett
Sarah Buffington
J. A. Bankenship
Mason County
Portland
Wilma Wells
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Sedgefield
Hercules
Springfoot Crew
Sale
Jersey Jackets
Duponts
Big Yank
Ambler
Woavan
Dacron
Virgin ‘‘Dacron
DuPont
Kodacolor Film
Kodak
Verichrome
Pan Film
Clipper
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