Martha Class Meets at Home of Mrs Bell
The Martha Class of the First Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in Fayette Street home of Mrs. E. E. Bell with Mrs. Elsie Uhrig assisting hostess.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1958
Page
12
The Martha Class of the First Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in Fayette Street home of Mrs. E. E. Bell with Mrs. Elsie Uhrig assisting hostess.
Nelsonville PTO heard Dr. Forrest Shoemaker of Ohio University urge respect for teachers and parental discipline. He warned of a teacher shortage, stressed schools prepare children for life, and noted taxes fund schools and public services. A series of future PTO programs and events were announced for the school year.
Syracuse Garden Club members met at Mrs. Mattie Springer's home to discuss Christmas decorations for the Town Hall lawn and chrysanthemum program. New Haven notes cover church groups, invitations to a Silver Tea, and various social visits across towns including Columbus and Pomeroy.
Florence Allen hosted a Methodist Youth Fellowship Halloween party with 22 youths attending. Prizes went to Karen Black for prettiest, E Thomas for ugliest, and Dessie Holcomb for funniest. Judging posters at PTA open house awarded Carolyn White and Beckie Sneed top prizes. Families visited Dayton and Huntington for weekend visits. multiple residents hosted friends and relatives. several households spent weekends with Ray Allison and others.
Twig Three of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild will hold their annual fall benefit in the Parish Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. The public is invited.
Nelsonville Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild reports a Twig Five meeting moved to Thursday night from Wednesday as announced.
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