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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1961
Page
10
About forty seven members of the Trimble Church of Christ gathered for a potluck supper at the parish house to bid farewell to the Vaughn Earich family who will move soon to Chauncey. The Earichs received a small gift and slides of parish work were shown by Rev. Hal Zug.
The Rev. Lyle Brown, pastor of Lincoln Park Community Church in Columbus, will conduct services at Concord Church this Sunday, March 26, at 2 30 p.m.
The Rev. Fr. Ashley Pettis of Nelsonville spoke to the Kiwanis Club dinner, detailing his two 1931 and 1935 visits to Russia. He described Soviet mentality, stressed difficulty in West Russia negotiations, and urged world peace through understanding. He criticized waning interest in music and noted his call to priesthood from a Protestant lineage.
A scrambled timetable lists television and radio segments with shows such as NBC News News Weather sports and entertainment blocks. The fragmentary grid includes programs like The Lone Ranger Jack Paar Mounties and The Arch showings with scattered times and channels.
A dense afternoon to late night line up with varied programs and times across channels including detective shows, cartoons, news, movies, theater, sports and religious programs. Notable entries feature Sunset Strip, Robin, Silent Service, The Flintstones, The Simpsons is not listed, News at eleven, Wrestling, Show Boat, Gospel and public affairs.
Television listing for a day’s line up including 6:00 M Squad 9:00 Sunset Strip and 10:00 Detectives followed by weather, law, news and highlights like Roaring 20s and Soupy Sales with cartoons and movies across dayparts.
A compact list shows programs with times including 6 00 Comedy and 9 30 Gleason. Weather at 6 25 precedes Twilite Zone at 10 00 and History at 7 30. Chet Long at 7 00 and News at 11 00 are followed by CBS News at 7 15 and Weather at 11 10. Route 66 at 12:30.
At 5 30 p.m. Mackenzies Raiders portrays a lawless rancher blocking a Southwest Texas road project. 8 p.m. Jubilee from Springfield Missouri spotlights personalities in popular and country music. 8 30 p.m. Playhouse The Show Must Not Go On follows a producer hiring Nan for a Broadway production.
At 8 p m Harrigan Sr overruled as Jr and Gypsy plan a new tactic against a crooked manager. 8 30 p m The Flintstones The Good Scout Fred leads a Scout troop to chaotic results. 9 p m 77 Sunset Strip The Legend of Leckonby Jeff shadowing a robber seeks a missing fortune. 10 p m The Detectives Secret Assignment Capt Holbrook pretends to be a stevedore to trap a killer. 7 30 p m Rawhide Incident of the Boomerang Patricia Medina joins the cattle drive as a guest star whose honesty is questioned. 8 30 p m Route 66 Scott Marlowe Jeanne Bal chase a psychopathic killer on Snow Valley slopes. 10 p m Twilight Zone Dane Clark Buddy Ebsen face a tale of mental power over objects. 10 30 p m Eyewitness To History Walter Cronkite anchors CBS weekly news reel.
Channel 8 Our Vines Have Tender Grapes 11:15 p.m. Channel 10 So Well Remembered 11:15 p.m. Channel 13 Be Sword Point Channel 3 Virginia City es 15 p.m. Channel 4 Dr. Jekyll and sr Hyde 11:30 p.m. Channel 106 The Scarlet Claw 2:45 p.m. To the Ends of the Earth 11 p.m. Girls of Scotland 2:30 p.m. Fighting Guardsman 11 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Brickles were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Jefferies in Ches ter. Mr and Mrs Virgil Buckley of Reedsville visited Rev and Mrs W W Bragg. Mr and Mrs Frank Stoops of Parkersburg were guests of Mrs Effie Watson. A Good Friday Service will unite three churches the Methodist Christian and EUB at the EUB Church on March 31 starting at 1 o clock.
Mr and Mrs James Day of Canal Winchester visited Mrs Mary Savage this Sunday. The Lowerys of Mineral joined Mr and Mrs Floyd Heightland. Orville Heightland Jack Barrowman and Mr and Mrs James Hart of Columbus visited the Heightlands. Mrs Evelyn Burt of Athens stayed with her mother Mrs Rhoda Oliver on Thursday.
John E. Savel, superintendent of Glouster Ex empty Village School, returned Thursday from the 66th annual North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary School meeting at the Palmer House in Chicago. The theme was Quality Education for All. Savel served on the Committee of Accredited Schools.
The Chauncey church hosts the Second Pilgrim Holiness Church quartet from Columbus. They sing at 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worship services on Sunday, March 26, with Robert Bullock preaching. The quartet also performs at 9:30 p.m. and Bullock speaks in evening services. Rev. Charles Hook leads Chauncey church.
At the Orpah Class meeting of Glouster Methodist Church the Womens Society of Christian Service donated draperies and paint to the Youth Fellowship room. The Orpah Class funded the material for building the worship center in the same room.
Grange 1830 in Glouster Trimble will hold a meeting Saturday at 8 p m. Potluck refreshments will be served after the meeting and round and square dancing are planned for attendees.
Pittsburgh will host the Methodist church quadrennial General Conference in 1964 marking the first time in over a century that the event returns to the city since 1848.
Job's Daughters will hold a bake sale Saturday at Trimble Town Hall starting at 10 a.m. Proceeds support their activities and community projects in Glouster.
Letart Falls reports a busy week with Methodist Church events led by Rev. Pearl Casto. The Golden Rule Sunday School class meets at Carrie Roush home. WSCS gathers at Nora Cross home. Mrs. Richard Rowe funeral held. families mourn Johnny Hill. community birthdays celebrated. visitors from Ohio and Pennsylvania share news and visits.
CHAUNCEY Den I Pack 78 Cub Scouts met at den mother Mrs. Ruth Ann Brown's home. Dues were collected and Greg Sorrell and Bob Ley tied for most completed. They planned a train ride to Parkersburg on Saturday with a fire station tour and practiced a railroad skit.
The record notes there are 1755 English language daily newspapers in the United States with a combined circulation of 58,299,723. This statistic reflects the breadth of daily press reach across the nation.
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