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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1969
Page
12
Three new members were welcomed into the Point Pleasant area Jaycees at a Tuesday night meeting held at Pleasant Point Resort. Bruce Gilpin and Jim joined the group along with a third new member.
Stewart and Leonard Barnett joined Area Jaycees while Todd Mayes was appointed corresponding secretary. The group reviewed a membership drive and planned community projects.
POINT PLEASANT The American Association of University Women hosted a buffet dinner at Christ Church parish house marking the Point Pleasant chapter’s 35th anniversary. Original charter members still active were honored, with five named members presented roses and gifts for long service and several others still affiliated. A review of the chapter’s history, criteria for membership, and upcoming programs were announced, including a regional workshop on Oct 25 at Pleasant Point Resort. Twenty-eight active members and 19 guests attended.
The Mason County Professional Nurses Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Thomas Jennings home 2814 Birch Ave New officers are Mrs Jennings president Mrs Betty Martin vice president Mrs Ralph W Kaike secretary Mrs Frank Scholz treasurer and Mrs Lawrence Wright parliamentarian Mrs Martin will lead the program The group aims to organize committees and promote professional fellowship through monthly educational programs reaching advanced medicine ideas and nurse collaboration.
Dr Dennie L Smith Auburn University professor native West Virginian will consult with the State Advisory Committee on Social Studies at the WVEA building Charleston in a two day meeting. The discussion will cover teaching world cultures and related implications. The trotting record for one mile cited as 1 55% set by Greyhound in 1938.
Public health nurses Mary Lynch Vicki Keefer and Sharon Brinker made 191 home and office visits in August to patients including 11 cancer 6 cardiovascular 7 diabetes 4 rheumatic fever 21 chronic diseases 7 acute communicable 13 tuberculosis 1 contact 5 suspects 17 crippled children 97 health cases and 3 mentally retarded. 291 immunizations given and 25 food handler permits issued. A chest clinic by James H Walker MD was held, 19 women attended family planning clinic with Dr Slack and Dr Grubb. Mary Lynch and Sharon Brinker attended a Charleston workshop on family planning. FRANKFORT Ky The state seeks to preserve Henry Clay office in Lexington amid church expansion.
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