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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1958

Page

3

Thanksgiving gatherings and hometown visits across Bidwell area

Members of the Bidwell and Porter Ivy Club shared a Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs. Loren Neal's home. Local visits included Charles Murray and Roy Sprague at a Pomona Grange meeting in Cadmus. Families from Gallipolis to Cardington and Columbus joined relatives for meals and trips, noting honeymoons and local kin connections. Oliver Goldsmith noted as Canada's first native born poet and grandnephew of an Irish post name.

Bidwell Bidwell and Porter Ivy Club Loren Neal Charles Murray Roy Sprague Pomona Grange Cadmus William Fraley Glenn Baird Gallipolis Anthony Murray Clair Vance Cardington Billie Knotts Columbus Charley Knotts Jackie Easton Kay McBride Florida Lester Soles Paul Soles Glenn Soles Eureka Thomas Chick Annette Danny Porter Oliver Goldsmith Canada

Vocational Guidance Emphasized By Gallia Academy Principal

Gallipolis Kiwanis heard Joseph N. Ross advocate vocational guidance at Gallia Academy. He outlined aims of guiding students through interests, personality and opportunities and stressed exposing pupils to reliable career information rather than glamour choices.

Gallipolis Joseph N. Ross Gallia Academy Gallipolis Kiwanis Club Lafayette Hotel Ross George W. Davis State Department of Education Margaret

Gallipolis Thanksgiving Guests Arrive From Nearby Cities

Gallipolis residents host relatives and students for the Thanksgiving holiday. Ohio University students Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dickerson visit their parents in town while others travel from Oxford Miami University Columbus Dublin and Akron to spend time with family. Various family members plan trips to Kentucky Tennessee Ohio and Virginia for the holiday.

Mike Dickerson Ohio University Arnold Dickerson Dickerson Ed J. Webb Riverton Harriet Clendenin Oxford Miami University Harry Clendenin Barbara Cleveland Western Reserve University Donald Lipps H. V. Har Harrogate Tenn Gaynard Ghrist Columbus Creighton Ghrist Jimmy Delaware Mary Ghrist Daniel Kelton Beatrice of Lancaster Evan Plymale Mary Casto Mary Faye Anna Gilfilen Frank Wetherholt Richard Smeltzer Worth Fremont Lawrence R. Huber Akron

Gallia County Red Cross Gray Lady Unit Expands

Six new members will join the Gallia County Chapter Gray Lady unit under orientation by Mrs. Leland Baxter, ARC field consultant, Eastern Area. The luncheon at Lafayette Hotel on Monday December 1 kicks off their training, with Mrs. Dorothy Sommer chairing the local committee. New members include Mrs. Oscar Clarke, Mrs. John K. Allen, Mrs. Julius Pasquele, Mrs. Tim Evans, Mrs. Ralph Martin, and Mrs. Charles Baker.

Gallipolis Gallia County American Red Cross Gray Lady Leland Baxter Eastern Area Arc Lafayette Hotel Dorothy Sommer Oscar Clarke John K. Allen Julius Pasquale Tim Evans Ralph Martin Charles Baker

Judge speaks at Gallia Academy Thanksgiving assembly

Municipal Judge William H. Jones addressed Gallia Academy High School on We Are Thankful as Tri-Hi-Y sponsored event. Hank Thompson led the pledge. Mary Ann Lusk led devotions. Martha Mossman gave a prayer and sang a solo.

Gallipolis Gallia Academy High School Tri-Hi-Y William H. Jones Hank Thompson Mary Ann Lusk Martha Mossman William. Campbell

Pythian Sisters District 11 Convention Held in Wilkesville

Rose Leaf Temple 228 members Wilma Williams Nora Cox Mattie Gabriel and Mary Lou Barber attended the annual convention of Pythian Sisters District No. 11 held in Wilkesville. Dinner guests of Lizzie Doolittle included her daughter and son-in-law Harl Cheser and son John of Newark and Sylvia Doolittle and two daughters of Hamley Run. Sunday dinner guests at Pearl Mace’s included Nolan Mace and three sons from Athens.

Carbondale Wilma Williams Nora Cox Mattie Gabriel Mary Lou Barber Rose Leaf Temple Pythian Sisters District No. 11 Wilkesville Lizzie Doolittle Harl Chesser John Newark Sylvia Doolittle Hamley Run Pearl Mace Nolan Mace Athens

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