Recital Presented by Fay McGirr Students in South Parkersburg
Miss Fay McGirr of Little Hocking presented her music students at the Baker home in South Parkersburg. Participants included Patty and Sherry Kipp Sharon and Karen Matheny Sherry Jepling Shirley Buchanan Carol McGirr Doris Kocher Okey Kay Ahart Roger Moncrief Janet Hanger Sharon Hanger Coral Rowley Careen McKnight Leatha Bibbee Martha Deeter Sandra Baker Carolyn Deeter Marteena Ahart. Following the recital, games were directed by Mrs Rowley and Mrs Epling and refreshments served.
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Little Hocking
Fay McGirr
L. E. Baker
South
Parkersburg
Patty Kipp
Sherry Kipp
Sharon Matheny
Karen Matheny
Sherry Jepling
Shirley Buchanan
Carol McGirr
Doris Kocher
Okey Kay Ahart
Roger Moncrief
Janet Hanger
Sharon Hanger
Coral Rowley
Careen McKnight
Leatha Grace Bibbee
Martha Sue Deeter
Sandra Baker
Carolyn Deeter
Marteena Ahart
Rowley
Epling
Cheshire Births and Local News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Edward Snowden Akron announce the birth of their first child Edward Joseph. Mrs Snowden is the former Turley Horn of Cheshire. Mr and Mrs L E Louden Transfer Pa announce the birth of a daughter, bringing their family to two girls and two boys. Mr and Mrs J H Shamblin and son Bernard visit family in Mason Ohio and Kentucky. Donard Shamblin, now in Phoenix Ariz, spends a week with kin here. Rev Edward Nukerk of Chicago preaches at the Baptist Church. A potluck lunch is served. Willard Reese returns from Florida. LeGrande Martin and children visit John Martin. William Fife and children of Columbus spend a weekend with relatives here. Cheshire Alumni Banquet set for Kyger Creek High School cafeteria Saturday June 1 at 7:30 PM.
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Cheshire
Edward Snowden
Akron
Edward Joseph
Kentucky
Donard Shamblin
Phoenix
Ariz
Edward Nukerk
Chicago
Baptist Church
Willard Reese
Florida
LeGrande Martin
John Martin
William Fife
Columbus
Kyger Creek High School
Bert Hern
Helen Macleod Service Guild meets for potluck in Minersville
The Helen Macleod Service Guild gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs David Nease Minersville with twenty nine members and guests attending a potluck supper Devotions were led by Mrs Norma Brandeberry and Mrs Helen Macleod presided A sack contest was planned by Wilma Duntee Special guests were Mr and Mrs Ulwin Nease Minersville and Mrs Donald Mora Chester The group attended the christening of Roger Paul Brandeberry at the Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis followed by dinner with Dr and Mrs Keith Brandeberry and children April Tommy and Roger Paul Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Siefert and sons Greg and Todd Memphis Tenn visiting Mrs L M Walden Their relatives also visited from Cutler and California and Greenup Ky with Norman and Walker Norman plus Neff Norman family
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Coolville
Helen Macleod
David Nease
Minersville
Norma Brandeberry
Wilma Duntee
Ulwin Nease
Donald Mora
Chester
Adam Brandeberry
Dottie Brandeberry
Ralph Warne
Roger Paul Brandeberry
Presbyterian Church
Gallipolis
Keith Brandeberry
April
Tommy
Roger Paul
James Siefert
Greg
Todd
Memphis
Tenn
L. M. Walden
R. F. Hanger
Cutler
T. F. Cecil
Clay Callow
California
Corda Huffman
Why hair turns gray as people age
The text explains that hair contains pigment producing cells which lose function with age. As bodies age these cells fail to manufacture new pigment, resulting in colorless or white hair.
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Greenup, Ky
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Metta Thorn
Jack Sowers
Convoy
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Lowell Thompson
Marietta
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Dayton
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