Red Cross home nursing class opens in Hartford church
The Red Cross home nursing school begins this afternoon at the Hartford Methodist Church with instructor Mrs. O S Kelley from Point Pleasant. Enrollment applications are being accepted from women along the river from Letart to Kaylong by Mrs. A Keith McClung of Hartford and Mrs. Ray Proffitt of Mason City.
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Point Pleasant
Red Cross Home
Hartford
O. S. Kelley
R.N
A. Keith McClung
Ray Proffitt
Mason City
Letart
Kaylong
U B Workers Gather for Sessions in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant the West Virginia Conference United Brethren Church fall rallies opened with about 125 attendees at Heights United Brethren Church. Sessions covered missions children and program led by Rev. F H Capehart and featured speakers including Rev. Charles W Leader and Rev. Robert Evans.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
The
United Brethren Church
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Weston
Junior
Terra Alta
Conference Board of Christian Education
Woman's Missionary Association
Wanda Waugh
Ruth Bell
Martha Lynn Rothgeh
Anne Plants
Blaine Bell
FE. Ray Cole
Association
Our Children of the Church
Charles W. Leader
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Cole
Betty Williams
Otterbein Guild
Guy Meehling
Young People’s Union
Robert Evans
Heights United Brethren Church
F. H. Capehart
Two Divorces Filed At Point Pleasant
Two divorce suits were filed this week in Point Pleasant with desertion cited as the reason. Earl E. Persinger sues Edna Persinger. Christine Simmons sues Julius Simmons. The Persingers married January 14 1930 and separated July 10 1944. The Simmons marriage occurred May 26 1928 with separation in 1931.
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Point Pleasant
Earl E. Persinger
Edna Persinger
Christine Simmons
Julius Simmons
Persingers
Simmons
Quiet Halloween Celebrated Here
Halloween passed more quietly here than ever before with early preliminaries by children. Few adults joined in the business district and by ten o clock it was over. Mayor Krodel warned against property destruction and officers watched for depredations as some windows were smeared with soap.
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Point Pleasant
B. W. Krodel
Shriners Plan Capital Trip to Charleston Ceremonies
A large group of Shriners from southern West Virginia will attend the fall ceremonial of Beni Keedem Temple in Charleston. About 1,600 nobles are expected for a downtown parade at 1 15 pm with uniformed bodies and bands, a 200 candidate class, and a 6 pm banquet followed by a 9 pm ball.
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Point Pleasant
Beni Keedem
Charleston
West Virginia
Temple
Oriental Band
Bluefield Club
Homer C. Jarrett
Rabban
Oscar V. Bowling
Pat M. Wilson
E. V. Townsend
Temple Potentate
F. W. Ingraham
Joe Barr
G. R. Bumgarner
William
Elmer Gladwell
Raymond Musgrave
Joe Buffington
Charles H. Frye
Harold E. Somerville
Walter Selby
E. C Waggener
Harry D. Coyner
J. C Pauley
Richard H. Melrose
Dr. Neal Gunn
Ray Greenler
Justine Johnson
Social Notes from Pt. Pleasant and Surroundings
Pt Pleasant Christ Church Guild meets monthly with luncheon on the first Wednesday. Rev. Frank T. Cady announces a four month vacation due to illness. A Service Flag honors Pvt Faye Thabet killed in France on D Day. Bridge club hosted by Mrs Spear. high score to Mrs Foster. Local personals: Stone, Kincade, Taylor, Beall, Lusher, Rhoades, Pringle, Thompson families visit and relocate.
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Point Pleasant
Christ Church Service Guild
S. C. Moystin
Frank T. Cady
George H. Overholt
T. Stribling
F. W. Ingraham
William Meade
Juliet Smith
Grace and
Mabel Gibbons
Verges
Spear
Raymond L. Spear
Jamesb. Couch
Viand St
Robert Foster
Gallipolis
Foster
Alice Marie Frye
Harriet Lewis
Joan Jewell
Richard Peek
Charles H. Stone
William Gygax
Russell Stone
Wytheville
Chalmers McCutchen
McCutchen
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Kincade
Barbee
Wilhelm Cottage
Main St
Carl F. Taylor
Lorain, O
F. H. Capehart
Neil B. Beall
Cleveland
O. W. Lusher
Beall
Lusher
J. W. Rhoades
Indiana
Thomas C. Pringle
Falls Church
F. T. Cady
Marlene Thompson
Leon Thompson
Highland Ave
C. W. Adkins
Huntington
4 H Club Delegates Tour Canadian Falls and American Life Meeting
4 H leaders Anna Lee Roush Betty Lewis and Mrs Clarice Knapp returned from Fredonia New York where they attended the State Teacher's College of the American Country Life Association meeting October 25 28 with 17 states and guests from Ontario and Argentina. They toured Buffalo and Niagara Falls and Canada. Pine Ridge Co-Workers elected officers and added 11 new members. All American sponsors a hot lunch program at Mud Run school and plans to recruit new members. Each American Leader pledges to plant a tree at Roosevelt School. Junior Leaders of Senior High reorganized as The Beacons.
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Point Pleasant
Anna Lee Roush
Betty Lewis
Mason County
Clarice Knapp
Fredonia
N. Y
State Teacher's College
American Country Life Association
Ontario
Canada
Argentina
S. A
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Knapp
Pine Ridge
June Caudill
Anna Ruth Love
Dottie Jean Lewis
Carl Richard Wogan
Ella Mae Love
Jacqueline Love
Mud Run School
American Leader Club
Roosevelt School
The
Beacons
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