Watch Your Step Andalusian Proverb
An old Andalusian saying cautions that marriage and bathing should be entered quickly to avoid cold feet and abstaining. It emphasizes urgency in life choices.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
20
An old Andalusian saying cautions that marriage and bathing should be entered quickly to avoid cold feet and abstaining. It emphasizes urgency in life choices.
Nearly 300 poll workers and county officials attended a training school at the courthouse for the November 3 election. The session, approved by the County Court, offers each attendee ten dollars in addition to the fifteen dollars paid to work in their precincts. Pete Wedge proposed the idea to the court.
In Point Pleasant the Gamma chapter of Lambda Chi Omega met at Mrs. Bes sie Wilson’s home on English Road for a spaghetti dinner. Hostesses included Mrs. Wilson and four others. A fall themed social hour followed with games. Mary Pullins shared a trip to the World’s Fair. Next meeting is Nov 9 at Mrs. Betty Williamson’s home.
Mrs. Ray McClure of Point Pleasant admitted. Discharges include Mrs. Joseph Eden of Letart Mrs. George Wamsley of Henderson and son Mrs. George Corbin of Point Pleasant and daughter.
The Young Republican Club of Mason County sponsors a gospel sing at Point Pleasant Junior High School Saturday at 7 30 p m. Featured groups are the Christianaires of Gallipolis and Boulders Quartet of Ripley. Refreshments will be served.
Bob Butcher of the local C and P Telephone Co will present a program on dial telephones at the Lions Club meeting. The gathering starts at 6 15 p m at Gene Ball's Restaurant. Robert Wolf says the annual lightbulb sale begins November 2 with door to door canvassing to fund sight conservation.
Infant daughter Amy Jo Ann was born to Mr and Mrs George S Corbin at Pleasant Valley Hospital on October 24. Mother Judy Dudding. Grandparents include Byron C Dudding and O J Corbin. Great grandparents G S Dudding Stanley Niday and George Corbin.
Emory Brian Denny 34 of Leon, arrested in Jackson on auto larceny, was surrendered to Mason County by the sheriff. He faces charges for stealing a milk truck owned by Vernon DeWeese of Leon. The truck was taken about two months ago and found in Gallia County a week after the theft. Denny had fled since.
Final phase for a 5 800 000 Pantasote Co plant in Passaic N J was approved in Memphis. Construction will start on an 80 acre site north of Point Pleasant on Route 62. The plant will be funded by bonds repaid through a lease and built by Austin Construction Co of Cleveland. Completion is set for next September with about 200 local jobs.
Carl Scott of Lakin State Hospital spoke on IQ what it is how measured and why it varies, at a Mason County Retarded Children's Association meeting in POINT PLEASANT. The Weschler test was discussed. Mrs. William Longstaff announced $50 from the rum mage sale. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Agnes Beard and Mrs. Ilene Sommer.
An arts and crafts show will be held on November 7 in the Masonic Building at Sixth and Viand Streets, sponsored by the Point Pleasant Senior and Junior Women's Clubs. Entries include ceramics, pottery, needle crafts, weaving, cloth, wood, metal, glass, pins, and pictures. Contact Mrs. Laula Lewis or Mrs. Chester Wamslet for entries. County offices and schools close November 8 for election day.
Mason County Civil Defense director J A Andy Wilson announced a Fallout shelter management course to be taught next week by A Lynn Kayser of West Virginia University. The two hour sessions run Monday to Thursday 6 30 p m in the Appalachian Auditorium with a Friday 6 30 p m concluding night when at least 15 shelter occupants are overnighted at Point Pleasant High School. Kayser will provide equipment to stock the shelter. Open to men and women, free to Meigs or Gallia residents. first training of its kind in Mason County.
New Haven members of the Goodwill Club motor to Belpre Ohio for a regular monthly meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Barry Montgomery with Mrs Cliff Roush as co hostess. The house was decorated for Halloween and games were played. Door prize was won by Mrs Thomas Grinstead.
The schedule lists events for Thursday evening and Friday morning. C Stanley Mechem and Charles Pancake discuss state senate candidacy at 6:00, followed by the Athens district high school bond issue at 6:30. Friday morning features Peppermint Palace story Princess September and Books Unlimit discussion on Twelve Original Essays on American Novels, ending with The Unfolding Unknown about the United Nations Armed Forces.
New Haven Diane Karr was honored by her mother Mrs Roland Karr on her fourth birthday with a party at home. Games and prizes were enjoyed by Janie Powell and Bob Nicewander among many attendees.
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