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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1958
Page
6
Nelsonville Circle 3 of the WSCS of the Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale in the Cookson Building on W Washington Street Saturday. Home made mince meat will also be sold and orders may be called to 434 or 55.
Secretary of State Dulles is expected to seek stronger ties with Democratic leaders in Congress to run foreign policy in his remaining years. Aides suggest cooperation on foreign aid and resisting expansionist moves by communist bloc nations will continue, despite a shifting power dynamic in Washington.
A crowded list of TV times shows varied offerings across channels with many entries misformatted or incomplete. The guide notes responsibility disclaimer for scheduling errors and highlights programs from Spinach Pis to Perry Mason and News broadcasts across a wide date and time span.
TV guide previews a Texas teaching drama Trackdown with a gunslinger menace. Other shows include False Impression with MacDonald Carey, His Majesty The King of Beasts, The Bouncing Chip with Stuart Bailey, The Phantom Raiders, Friday Night Fights Kenny Lane vs Lahouah Godih.
A dense list of film titles and stars with broadcast times across the evening. Notable entries include Vacation from Marriage with Robert Donat and Deborah Kerr, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon with John Wayne, and The Wild Bunch featuring Charles Boyer, among many westerns and dramas starring Gene Autry Roy Rogers and James Stewart.
The Queen Esther Class of the Methodist Church met in the church social rooms. Devotions from the 95th Psalm were given by Barbara Reese. Christmas dinner plans were made for December 2 at 6 15 p m with a 1 gift exchange. Mary M Tominson named nominating committee members Barbara Reese Dorothy Lewis and Alberta Hellyer. Traveling prizes went to Barbara Reese and Barbara Downhour. Hostesses were Wilma Standish Marilyn Shanklin and Jeannette Grim with a dessert service at chrysanthemum and bittersweet decorated tables.
Downington Mrs Lulu Oxley and daughter Dorothy visited Mr and Mrs Pearl Robinson. Mrs Dora Spencer Albany visited her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Glen Jewell. Mrs Ora Carsey and son Larry were callers on Mr and Mrs Herb Barnhart. Recent visitors of Mrs Nada Townsend were Mr and Mrs Duane Stanley and son Steve Harrisonville. Mrs Mary Carsey Harrisonville was a visitor of Mrs Ora Carsey.
Offers bedset patterns with embroidery motifs and eyelet ruffles for low cost gift linens. Includes pattern 591 motif transfer details 7 by 18 inches and additional motifs, with mail order info and charges. Also promotes a 1959 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book featuring embellishments, a cut-out doll project, and pricing.
Mr and Mrs William Cox plan a golden wedding anniversary at the home of daughter Mrs Roger Graham with a 2 to 4 p m open house after a family dinner They were married Nov 7 1908 in Broadwell Ohio by Rev John Lawrence The Cox family includes three children eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild in Bartlett and nearby towns
Nelsonville residents will see VFW Post 3467 volunteers selling Buddy Poppies Saturday. Edward Howe says the poppies honor fallen soldiers and aid disabled veterans in rehabilitation, with Nelsonville High School seniors leading the sale and Mayor Auflick declaring Buddy Poppy Day.
Murray City Young adult class of Chauncey Christian Church will hold a rummage sale Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Old Hardware store. Items include dresses suits coats shoes hats and clothing for children and men. Proceeds go toward flooring the church parish house.
Local churches publish service times and leadership listings. Notable entries include Church of the Nazarene Langley Gullet with multiple services led by pastor, and Wylie Chapel AME with minister T J Smith and first/third Sundays worship. Also listed are Penticostal Ray Benson, Pilgrim Holiness E E Ledingham, Apostolic Gospel Walter Shafter, and others with Sunday schools, evangelistic services, and weekday midweek meetings.
Ille Beta Sigma Phi sorority schedules a harvest dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Eagles Hall with music by the George Charles Orchestra. Tickets available at the door.
A benefit party will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in St. Andrews Parish Hall. The public is invited to attend and support the cause.
A birth reported to Mr. and Mrs Richard Swelgin New Straitsville a daughter. The list notes admissions Nora Zimmerman New Marshfield R1 Lora McGuire Nelson ville June Lynn Harre Corn ing Elizabeth Pidcock Nelsonville Hazel McMannis Nelson Clyde Hawk Carbon Hill Violet Hannon Logan Route 3 Thelma Miller Malta Sylvia Stinson Albany and discharges Clifford Chaney Carbon dale daughter Lloyd Cain Glouster Route 1 Elisha Burley Zaleski James Henderson Chauncey Rhonda Colvins New Straitsville Rema Miller Shawnee Joan Warren New Straits ville Route 1.
Mrs. Celia James 62 of The Diamond Nelsonville died Thursday afternoon at Mount St. Mary Hospital. She was born in Nelsonville daughter of Eugene and Elizabeth Rosser and a member of the Methodist Church Class 21. Survived by husband Eugene a son Clifford four sisters and one brother three grandchildren with a son and a daughter predeceasing her. Funeral Sunday at 1 p.m. Johnson funeral home with Dr F M Wentz officiating burial Green Lawn cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home.
The Catholic Women's Club of St Patrick's Church Buchtel sets a rummage sale for 9 a.m. Saturday in the Mayor's office. Committee members are Mrs Freda Sayre and Mrs Lillian Leake.
New Jersey announces a naval militia comprising more than 3500 officers and men organized to support state defense and emergency missions.
The Buchtel York PTA will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the school to organize a minstrel program. All interested persons are asked to attend.
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