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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
17
Dr. R E Walden announces Lakin State Hospital’s public information program on March 26 at 7 30 P M in room 109 of the dietary building. The film breakdown shows a young woman’s descent into mental illness with recovery through psychiatric care. A discussion follows. third in a series open to the public.
Persons in the Mason City area are invited to a knitting workshop Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the home of Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright. Attendees bring two knitting needles yarn and lunch. Training by Miss Wanda Stemple, home demonstration agent. For details call Mrs. Cartwright or the cooperative extension office.
The Bidwell Women's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Herbert Black's home. Many relatives and friends traveled from Florida Virginia Beach and Youngstown to celebrate Easter with local families including the McClaskeys Wicklines and McDermotts.
Cozy Cook of Bend Hustlers 4 H Club was chosen to give a demonstration at the leaders meeting on April 7 from the New Haven area demonstration meet. Gail Miller and Becky Burris were selected as the outstanding team demonstration and will repeat for the 4 H leaders.
Local residents gathered for visits and family time at Taylor Ridge. Snyder underwent planned surgery at Lockbourne Air Force Base Hospital. Mark Alan Smith received a three year attendance pin at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ. The town notes upcoming Christ Church events with visiting English clergy from April 11 to 16.
Birth: Mr and Mrs Virgil Willet South Side welcome a son. Admitted: Mrs Dolly Waugh Ashton John Miller Point Pleasant. Discharged: Mrs Lula Jividen Point Pleasant Sgt Paul Vande vender Point Pleasant.
Mrs N W Looney of Charleston will lead the approved study book Dimensions of Prayer for the West Virginia Conference WSCS. Sessions at Trinity Methodist Church Fellowship Hall in Point Pleasant run April 3 4 and 9 10 at 730 pm with a playlet on April 3 featuring listed members. A New Haven collision March 18 involved a tractor trailer brake failure on the vehicle operated by William R Lambert Middleport. initial reports credited a different driver.
The Rev. Donald Lockhart of Good Shepherd EUB Church announces sunrise services at 6 30 a m Easter morning. He will deliver the Easter sermon at 11 a m Sunday. The youth fellowship and older young adult group meet at 6 30 p m Sunday at the church.
The Rev. Charles A. Pitzer leads Maundy Thursday 7:30 p.m. service at Christ Episcopal Church with readers Jack B. Park and Charles Sperow and acolytes listed. Good Friday hours 12 to 3. Sunrise service 6 a.m. Sunday at the high school stadium, sermon by Rev. Pitzer. Easter services at 8 and 11 a.m. Church and Bruce Chapel plans noted.
Members of the Orpah Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday night for a social hour with Ruth E Keefer and Mabel Cheesebrew as hostesses. Prizes went to Mrs. Cheesebrew, Mrs. Keefer, and Mrs. Laura Vickers. District deputy president Mrs. Lorain Kerwood of Cottageville attended with eight members.
Stan Musial ends his playing career after the 1963 season holding or sharing 17 major league records and 30 National League marks, cementing his stand among baseball greats.
Donna Tatterson of the Tip Top Toppers 4-H Club was selected from Point Pleasant youths for a table settings demonstration. She will represent her area at the leaders meeting April 7. Other demonstrators included Sarah Lewis Angela Campbell Joan Fruth Debbie Cottrill Patricia Morgan Mary Gerlach Patty Herb and Lu Anne Blankenship. Trailblazers 4-H Club hosted and served refreshments.
Karen King won the regional talk and demonstration meeting held at Roosevelt School with the Lucky Star American Leaders Club as host. Blue ribbon winners included Steven Louglass Karen King and Gee Gee Fowler. white ribbons to Denise Shiflet Opal Shiflet. red ribbons to Laura Randolph Sharon Wolfingbarger and Darlene Shiflet. Judges were Gil Barnette and Sally Lou Darst.
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