New Haven Women’s Club Hears Okinawa Talk
The New Haven Women’s Club met at the Alex Quillian Memorial Building for its annual business meeting. Miss Erma Barnette spoke with slides from Okinawa where she taught children of Army personnel.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
7
The New Haven Women’s Club met at the Alex Quillian Memorial Building for its annual business meeting. Miss Erma Barnette spoke with slides from Okinawa where she taught children of Army personnel.
The Bend Hustlers 4 H Club met at the Lodge Hall in New Haven and will send clues to the International Youth Exchange. Members were reminded projects would be checked Tuesday May 21. A workshop is announced for May 13 with numerous demonstrations and talks by members.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Austin Hogsett hosted Alicia Leigh’s first birthday Monday at her grandparents’ home in Hogsett. The guest list included relatives from the Austin and Doss families and several area residents. The same source notes Rev. Jack C. Higgins and Mrs. Higgins announcing the birth of their fourth son at Holzer Hospital with no name chosen yet.
The paper sector accounts for about 10 percent of the United States chemical industry production, highlighting its large role in manufacturing and materials processing.
The Alex Quillan Memorial Library held an open house for National Library Week sponsored by the New Haven Woman's Club. A centennial display on West Virginia attracted visitors with 344 children and teachers registering in the afternoon and 48 adults in the evening.
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Richard Materson Mason and others from Gallipolis New Haven Middleport Point Pleasant and Buffalo. Discharges include Mrs. Leonard Smith and daughter and several other local patients. Max Carsey holds the National League record for stolen bases with a total of 738.
Trooper Robert Blair reports a two car crash on Route 62 at Clifton Wednesday afternoon. Harold A. Long age 32 of Clifton had a minor head cut treated by Dr. E A Schaekel in Mason. Lewis Vancooney of Middleport was taken to Meigs General Hospital for back X rays. Long was southbound and turning into his driveway when Vancooney attempting to pass struck his car. damage estimated at $1000.
United Church Women of Point Pleasant plan participation in the national May Fellowship Day observance on May 3 at 7 30 p m at the Heights EUB Church under the direction of Mrs A O Smith. The program focuses on Christian relations and community outreach. The Good Will Club meets in New Haven with Mrs Pansy Fry hosting and Helen Knapp winning the door prize.
Dance is Saturday with Hal Scott nine piece orchestra and a vocalist providing music for the Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary event. Tickets available at the door or in advance. New Haven Auxiliary meeting notes Mary Jane Webb selected for Girl's State at Jackson's Mill and plans discussed for July 4th celebration. Hostesses named Mrs. Robert Roush and Mrs. Nelson Roush.
The Christ Episcopal Church Service Guild met at 1 p.m. in the church parish house for a luncheon and educational meeting to organize a monthly program. The group will divide church women into groups of about 10, with a nominating committee named. Members moving away were noted and a guest from Bridgeport, West Virginia was welcomed.
Thirty two students at Point Pleasant High School received pins for shorthand and typing work. Names listed include Dottie Waugh Lana Long Lois Durst Linda Duncan Rachel Pearson Pearl Pickens Janie Staats Karen Warner Vicki Weikle Sue Wood Cheri Matheny Dottie Miller Betty Terry Brooks Holstein Mary Crump Donna Greer Pearl Pickens Rolfe Lee David Wamsley Jean Lantz Margaret Crawford Linda Herdman Ruth Parsons Sue Wood Michael Day June Rollins Linda Tatterson Karen Warner Ronna Erwin Virginia Livingston Donna Wood Sandra Hutton Marilyn Smith and other entries mention real estate transfers in Clifton Lewis District Clendenin District New Haven Graham District and related names.
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