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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1955

Page

10

Peak Talent Shines as Jackson Band Performs Halftime Show

In front of about 3400 at Memorial Field on Thursday night Grener Din-nun led a Jackson High School band in a dynamic halftime show. The program featured a parade of formations, from majorettes with ribbons to a Viennese waltz and a tango, then a large block formation of 64 musicians performing the Bunny Hop. Senior band members were saluted as Dr. Morgan named graduates including Maria Altieri and Jack Brown before the finale revolving block J.

Maren Morgan Memorial Field Maria Altieri Barbara Bixby Jack Brown Louisa Brunicardi Paul Burks Alma Church Robert F. Danner Karen Davis Eleanor Elliott Gerald Halley Caroline Knight Carole Lewis Mari +lyn Niswander Barbara’ Null Lola le Roberts Bob Weck Jackson Band Dem Bella Dr. Morgan Aid Ezekiel

Gallipolis Church News Highlights Local Services and Schedules

A compact report lists multiple area churches with pastors, service times, and programs. It covers First Church of God led by Verahet McDoncls, Church at the Nazarene under Cy Shaler, Calvary Me Grande with Luther Tracy, Simpson Chavez Methodist pastor George Holcombe, Assembly of God Robert Howard, Paint Creek Baptist, Triedstone Baptist under DL Latham, and Grace Methodist at Mt Niswander, noting Sunday schools, worship, prayer meetings, choirs, youth groups, baptisms, and events across the week in Gallipolis and Portsmouth districts.

St. Laws Chemeon Adolph Golublesi Law Sas Cathechion Classen Sundy Je Bra Tree Pearl Elliot Evangeli Nasarene Cy Shaler Pam Calvary Me’ Grande Luther Tracy Assembly of God Robert Howard Paint Creek Baptist Triedstone Latham BYPU Dam Ible Pam Graceries Grace Methodist Grace Portsmouth Wheelersburg Garfield Ave Church of Christ Glenn M. Graham Bite Women's Bible

Gallipolis Garden Club hosts workshop and prep for flower shop

Jackson of Wilkesville led a Thursday night workshop at the Milk Marketing Order Administrator building to ready for the Gallipolis Garden Club flower shop with the theme Keeping Christmas on November 26-27. Members and guests attended a joint meeting at Grace Methodist Church with Progressive Mothers and other clubs.

Gallipolis Jackson Wilkesvills Gallipolis Garden Club Washington “School Progressive Mothers Grace Methodist Church Clarence Boster Charles Brown Ill’ Watterson Manhing E. Wetherholt Paul E. Haskins United States Hawaii

Athens pastor to speak at Calvary Baptist Church

The Rev. Rogt Rice of Athens First Presbyterian will address Calvary Baptist Church Sunday evening for Rio Grande College Christian Association resident Lacy Hogan. His topic is What the Bible Really Teaches About.

Rio Grande Rogt Rice Athens First

Jim Shaw Elected Rio Vets Club Commander

Jim Shaw elected commander of the Rio Grande College veterans club with John Cole as vice commander Sars Large as secretary treasurer Paul Pyles as chaplain and Bill Turner as student council representative.

Rio Grande Lacy Hogan Ang Rio Grande College Warren Dicken Sandy Starner Gran Ville Martin Judunaswe Jim Shaw Rio Grande College Veterans Club John’ Cole Sars Large Paul Pyles Bill Turner

Students Rate High In Statewide Test

Gallia Academy High School students tutor by Mrs. Clarence Master placed in the state's top brackets of Ohio history government and citizenship tests per a Thursday announcement by Principal Rose Fleming. Carolyn Sisson scored 76 and Barbara Null 76 near the top one percent among about 150 students. Wilma Roush scored 57 placing in the top 20 percent in Ohio.

Gallipolis Taree Gallia ‘Academy High School Clarence Master Ohio Princ Pal Rose Fleming Carolyn Sisson Barbara Null Wilma Roush

Jackson Man Elected As President of SORC

Jackson Hoenberg was elected president of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Coun cils at a Thursday meeting in Jackson and will be installed at the late November SORC session in Gallipolis. George Halfinger of Gallipolis was named first vice president, Joby Byers of Athens second vice president, and Emmett Conway of McArthur secretary-treasurer. The article also mentions pollution efforts on Raccoon Creek and discusses proposed funding and research by state officials and industry representatives, plus a note on world population estimates.

Alva. Grover Kgger Creek Association Cheshire High School Jackson Louis Hoenberg SORC Gallipolis George Halfinger Joby Byers Athens Emmett Conway McArthur Treas

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