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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1961
Page
5
Don D. Tullis argues small acts drive big outcomes in life and faith. He cites music, a fuse, a cross beam, and tiny choices like kindness or jealousy to show how minor elements shape humanity and history.
Mrs Delbert Webb recovering after Grant Hospital surgery in Columbus. Visitors include Emmett Johnson and Cliff Johnson from Wisconsin, and Mrs Charles Vansky with Mrs Sally Johnson. Local trains and Air Force training are noted as Jerry Prater heads to Indiana for further training. Sunday church schedules and area worship times listed for several churches.
Athens Messenger lists church affiliations and service times across multiple towns for Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with evening services throughout the week including prayer meetings MYF and youth groups at various churches such as New Marshfield First Church of the Nazarene First Baptist and Central Ave Methodist. The compendium details schedules for Pleasanton Carbondale The Plains and other communities with weekly prayer and fasting sessions intercessions and special events.
Racine and Mrs McNiel of Oreland Pa arrived Sunday en route home from Florida and visited Rev and Mrs McCauley. The McCauleys and daughter Susan left for a three week vacation. Henry Mccormick and son Pat of Columbus were guests of Ralph McKenzie and toured Hawks Nest and Charleston. Stella Weaver returned from Chester after three weeks with the Browns and others. Mrs Davis and daughter visited Akron after staying with Ann Coe and E A Wingett. Christine Lake and son Bill visited Columbus and attended the state fair with R K Swift and Merle Schroeder family.
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