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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1957
Page
8
The article traces soup’s long role from ancient kitchens to modern convenience. It describes soup varieties including bouillon consomme cream soups and meat or vegetable bases, and outlines four main classes of ready soups: canned, strained, dehydrated, and bouillon cubes. It also notes popular flavor pairings and the practice of creating new blends by mixing soups with milk or water.
The page lists numerous Point Pleasant congregations with service times and leaders. Trinity Methodist, Church of Christ in Christian Union, Catholic Sacred Heart, St. Joseph Mason, Henderson Bible study, Christ Church Episcopal, First Church of God, Main Street Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, EUB and Harmony Baptist among others. It details Sunday schools, worship times, youth fellowships, prayer services, and midweek activities across multiple parishes.
The Christian Worker School begins Monday at Trinity Methodist Church in Point Pleasant and runs through Friday November 15. Courses cover children workers parents youth workers and Bible study taught by Mrs George Stratton Rev Richard Wright and Mrs Austin Bagshaw with hosting by Rev Alvin C Young and Mason County Methodist churches. Classes start at 7 30 p m.
Darrell Meagews waived to the grand jury at arraignment before Justice of Peace A M Goodwin on a forgery charge. Two men were fined ten dollars and fined for speeding. Lloyd Richard Strickland and Eugene Earl Duncan cited. Clyde Hayman and Lewis Biffle fined ten dollars and costs for drunkenness.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Biggs of Meadowbrook announce the birth of their first daughter Valarie Kay on Thursday morning at Holzer Hospital. The baby has two brothers, David, 6, and Keith, 5. Grandparents are Mrs. Edna Biggs of Cumberland Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. Alford Motts of Birmingham England.
The Chief Cornstalk chapter of DeMolay met at the Masonic Temple with Eddie Skidmore presiding. Thomas Sauer John Snead and Frank Quillin were accepted for membership and will be initiated December 15. Parents Day is set for November 17 at 2 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church. Buzzy Smith Arthur Gilwicks and Jamie Rayburn were appointed to organize the Christmas dance.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henry of Gallipolis Ferry. Elza Litchfield of Henderson has been discharged from care.
Patrick A. Riley 78 of West Columbia died Wednesday at home. A retired coal miner, he was born in Mason County to Marion and Virginia Riley. Foglesong funeral home will announce arrangements. Survived by wife Eva Van Meter Riley two daughters Patsy Miller and Lucy Riley seven sons Bryan Ted Joe Patrick Marshall Earl in Korea and Germany born, Ralph of Delaware Ohio two sisters Lottie Roush and Ella Rickard and two brothers John and Harry Riley.
Bobby Joe Thomas 21 and Mary Ellen Nott 16 filed a marriage license in the County Clerk's Office Point Pleasant. Thomas is son of Marion and Myrtle Thomas of South Side while Nott is daughter of Russell and Nellie Luckeydoo Nott of Point Pleasant.
St Monica's Guild of Christ Church Episcopal met Tuesday in the parish house. They outlined new church classrooms, announced a spaghetti dinner on November 13, and a Christmas snow fundraiser at 1.59 a can. Members will assist at Nancy Beale Smith and Glenville Jewell wedding reception and wrap gifts for the Child Welfare Department. Sgt Carl Nutt spoke on state police entry requirements and duties.
Betty Jo Parker sues Robert Thomas Parker over cruelty in a 1957 marriage begun January 12. Judith Ann DeWeese seeks divorce from Marvin Earnest after a 1956 marriage. Morgan sues Frank Conrad Morgan, Army member, in a Point Pleasant wedding from April 10, 1956.
Mr and Mrs Merrill C Wautlet have moved from New Orleans to 2207 Washington Ave Wautlet works as general foreman at Kaiser Plant Ravenswood transferred from Chalmette Works Chalmette La. Mr and Mrs Oak Thomas of Ripley Rd plan weekend trip to Akron Ohio to visit their son in law Orlan Sayre And Mrs Charles W Brown of N Main St remains critically ill at home cared for by her daughters Mrs Robert K Smith and Robin of Charleston Mrs Smith a registered nurse Visitors over the weekend include Dr and Mrs Charles Zeller of Clarksburg.
The article notes the crayfish as an unusual creature with its teeth in the stomach and its liver in the head, describing it as the most backward of all animals.
Sturgeon county clerk announces Dan Hope circuit clerk will be closed Monday in observation of a holiday. The offices observe Veter closed for the day.
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