Central PTA in Pt Pleasant elects new officers
Central Parent-Teachers Association of Pt Pleasant met Tuesday evening and elected officers led by Mrs Charles White as president and Mrs R H Melrose as vice president. Also named were Mrs Howard Garland secretary and F H Capehart Jr treasurer. The group will meet the third Tuesday of each month at 730 pm with a long list of active members.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Charles White
Central Pta
Pt. Pleasant
Point Pleasant
George Keener
Frank Darst
R. W. McGlathlin
Leon Thompson
Eugene Sterrett
R. W. Eshenaur
Howard Garland
H. E Bissell
Carl Francis
D. Coyner
William McKinley
Ernest Hesson
Randall Hunter
Carl Parsons
Lee Pratt
Homer Lusher
Harry Grimm
Delbert Clench
Paul Wedge
Stuart Burdette
Ika Wise
Helen Poling
Milton Burdette
Halloween party hosted by Main St Baptist advisor
Mary Ellen Gerlach, advisor of Junior Fellowship, entertained members at her home in Point Pleasant with games and contests during a Thursday Halloween gathering. Refreshments served to numerous members and assistants. Joe Robinson, riverman for Island Creek Coal Co, filed for divorce from Violet Robinson in circuit court in Point Pleasant, alleging desertion after a 1942 marriage and a three year old daughter.
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Point Pleasant
Mass
Mary Ellen Gerlach
The
Main St. Baptist Church
Sue Morrison
Mary Inez Rainey
Sarah Burdette
Eva Hill
Barbara Peters
June Rodgers
Erin Mae Thomas
Mary McCartney
Mitzi Gibson
Joe Robinson
Island Creek Coal Co
Huntington
Violet Robinson
Gallipolis
Pittsburgh
W.H Morgan
Main Si
Mary Love Morgan
Inlaw
Harold Morgan
Teachers Plan Second Meet at New Haven Grade School
Mrs Mil dred Bumgardner announces a second meeting of principals and classroom teachers association at New Haven Grade School next Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The program features a solo by Miss Vala Randolph remarks by Mrs Bertha Filson and Humor in the Classroom by Miss Bertha Jenkins.
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Point Pleasant
Mildred Bumgardner
Principals
New Havven
Vala Randolph
Bertha Filson
Bertha Jenkins
Bumgardner
Bonnie Yester
CTA Fairmont Assembly Council
Iva Wise
SEA Assembly
Huntington
Mildred Chapman
Edward Somerville
Rites Are Conducted For Thomas Adkins
Funeral services for Thomas Adkins 72 of South Side were held at a Baptist church in St Albans Saturday. Rev Okey Carte led the service with burial in the family cemetery. Adkins formerly farmed in Kanawha County before moving to Mason County. Surviving is a daughter Mrs Wesley Spence who resided with him.
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Point Pleasant
Thomas Adkins
South Side
Big Sixteen
I Mile Creek
St. Albans
Okey Carte
Raynes
Adkins
Kanawha County
Mason County
Kemper
Debbie Adkins
Wesley Spence
Nomination Offered For Unexpired School Board Seat
In Point Pleasant Democratic Chairman J Wallace Burdette sought to name George A. Rairden of Leon for the unexpired Mason County school board term left by Hugh Curry. George Jewell of New Haven was later nominated by Burdette. Ballot changes required larger press sheets and slightly higher costs.
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Point Pleasant
J Wallace Burdette
George A. Rairden
Leon
Raiden
George Jewell
New Haven
Burdette
Vernon Jones
Sayre
Jewell
Pt Pleasant Personal Notices and Local Visits
Pt Pleasant notices report visitors and travels among residents. Mrs W F Machir and Mrs E E Heiner visited Huntington Tuesday while Mrs M C Byres and Mrs William Steenbergen left for Baltimore with Mrs Byres planning visits with sisters on Main Street.
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Point Pleasant
W F Machir
E. E. Heiner
Huntington
M. C. Byres
William Steenbergen
Byres
Baltimore
Steenbergen
Mary McCulloch
Main St
A. F. Kisar
Mt. Hope
E E. Heiner
Howard Proffitt
Charleston
Howard Lee Yeager
Howard Yeager
Mt Vernon Ave
George Sebre
Paul Somerville
Hoggett
Guilford Smith
Machinery for Dairies at Exposition Described in Atlantic City
D. W. Rothgeb of Kanawha Dairy reports from Atlantic City on the Dairy Industries Exposition opening at City Auditorium. The display includes 250 exhibits with innovative dairy machinery such as a high capacity bottle washer priced at 52240, a pint-sealing machine, gravity-fed vending and ice cream on a stick machines, wind tunnel filling lines, and other packaging equipment. An estimated 25 000 dairymen are expected to attend.
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Point Pleasant
D. W. Rothgeb
Kanawha Dairy
Mason
Meigs
Gallia
Atlantic City
City Auditorium
Rothgeb
Trinity WSCS Halloween Party At Trinity Church
Members of Circle 2 WSCS at Trinity Methodist Church held a Halloween party in the social room after a brief program led by Miss Mary Hellems. Devotions were by Miss Vera Fadeley. Guests included numerous church members with orange and black decorations and refreshments served.
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Point Pleasant
Circle 2
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Mary Hellems
Vera Fadeley
the Mesdames
Donald Getty
C. R Emrick
Wiliam Fadeley
William Stover
Allen King
Laurence Topper
Hansel B Polling
Wirt Perry
Ralph E. Allen
K. W. Robinson
D. C. Griner
Annabel Matheny
Criss Thornley
W .H Bardin
John A. Shinn
R. H Ferguson
J. G. F. Johnson
Richard Newell
John Shawkey
Charles H. Stone
Richard Staritzman
C L. Head
Phyllis Bowers
Grover Childress
Norman Foss
Holly O. Shamblin
Carl G Gardner
Howard Garland
Charles E White
William Barton
G. B Woodard
J B. Couch
Dorothy Watkins
Mrs Miller Hosts Married Ladies Bridge Club
Mrs Milton L Miller of 709 Main St hosted the Married Ladies Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs T Stribling won high score as Ora P Biddle and guests Mrs A L Rossiter Detroit and Miss Reba Beale played alongside members Mrs Dewey, A Windsor, Mrs Stribling, and Mrs Miller. Next meeting planned with Mrs Stribling at 1009 Main St.
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Point Pleasant
Milton L Miller
Main St
T Strabling
Eastern Star Chapter Plans Program Jan. 20
The local Eastern Star chapter met at Masonic Hall on 6th St with Mrs. C Blount presiding as worthy matron. Plans were made for a program on Jan. 20 featuring a guest appearance by the worthy grand matron. Attendees included Mrs R F Musgrave Mrs C H Stone Mrs John Roberts Mrs FAAReT Cs Daugherty Mrs Emma Burnside Mrs Mae Rhoades Mrs Frances Hatton Mrs Hansel Poling Mrs Gary Bumgardner Mrs F H Capehart Jr Mrs Frank Poling Mrs Flora Myres Mrs Ethel Scholz Mrs Carl Bruestle Mrs C R Raynes Mrs Blount and Mrs L K Brown.
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Point Pleasant
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
C Blount
R F. Musgrave
C H Stone
John Roberts
Faaret Cs Daugherty
Emma Burnside
Mae Rhoades
Frances Hatton
Hansel Poling
Gary Bumgardner
F. H., Capehart, Jr
Frank Poling
Flora Myres
Ethel Scholz
Carl Bruestle
C. R. Raynes
Blount
L. K. Brown
Relief Agent Employed at York Station in TNT Area
Inez Currey of Sandyville employed as relief agent at York Station in the TNT area during the absence of regular agent George Baker on vacation. Currey, a telegrapher, serves stations between Wheeling and Huntington.
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Point Pleasant
Inez Currey
Sandyville
York Station
TNT
George H Baker
Miss Currey
Wheeling
Huntington
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