Turner's Floral Program Delights Grafton Quota Club
Max E Rau proprieter of Turner's store led a floral centerpieces and corsages program at the Grafton Quota Club dinner in the Hotel Grafton dining room. Evelyn Dowell Donald Poling demonstrated corsages while Ann Elizabeth Rau sang three songs with Mildred Tucker on piano. Florals by Turner’s store decorated the tables and prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max E. Rau
Turner's Store
Grafton Quota Club
Hotel Grafton
Rau
Evelyn Dowell
Donald Poling
Jaiméy
Flua
Ann Elizabeth Rau
Mildred ‘Tucker
Turner’s Store
R W. Hood
H. K. Debendarfer
Kings Daughters Of E U B Elect Class Officers
Mrs. Alta Groves chosen to head the Kings Daughters class of the Evangelical United Brethren church. Officers include Mrs. Walter Gank as vice-president and Mrs. Summa Camden secretary. Program featured hymns readings poems and a piano prelude with Rev. Eckels offering closing prayer. More than 18,000 motion picture theaters in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Groves
Kings Daughters
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walter Gank
Summa Camden
Flora Stilwell
Charles Warder
Ness
Virginia Lake
O King
Charlotte Ann Stilwell
O. W. Hoffman
Patricia Herrel
Jesus
Merrill Stilwell
Mary Margaret Ward
Wardert Jace
Harry Eckels
John Waller
Harold Kirkpatrick
OW. Hoffman
Lloyd Bragg
J. L. Fletcher
Guy Bennett
S. M. Squires
Charles ‘Warder
Anna Francis
Warden Jace
Mary. Margaret Ward
United States
Community church events schedule for August across Barbour county
Local notices list numerous August gatherings: wiener roasts at the Anderson home and Blueville Methodist cafeteria dinner at the schoolhouse, W.C.T.U. convention at St Pauls, Circle No 2 meeting at Mrs Byrne, B.Y.F. at the parsonage lawn, D.O.B. cafeteria dinner, Mountaineer Council 44 meeting, Kemper family reunion at Jackson's Mill, Austin reunion at Martin school, Brethren church homecoming at Shiloh, Garner Valley Homecoming on Route 92, Poe reunion at Devers Grove, Mt Zion church homecoming in Marion county, Tau Phi Lambda hayride, and Haymond Methodist homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminister Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Pruntytown Pike
Taylor-Preston T County
W.C.T.U
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Circle
St John's Methodist Church
W. S. Byrne
B.yf
First Brethren Church
D.O.B
Blueville
Kemper Family
Jackson's Mill
Frank S. White
Austin
Martin
Cora Smith
The
Brethren Church
Shiloh
Barbour County
Betty Gene McWilliams
Marion Gough
Louise
Marjorie Ridenour
Haymond Methodist Church
Farewell Party For Mrs Sloan Held
Mrs. Robert C. Sloan was feted Tuesday evening at her Walnut street home by friends in a surprise farewell party before she and Mr. Sloan depart for Charleston where both will teach. The gathering featured socializing, group singing, a gift from Mrs. Mary Margaret Ward, and refreshments served by several hosts for a list of guests. The article also notes a traffic hazard study about headlight glare and a historical fact on early US air mail via balloon in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Sloan
Walnut Street
C. A. Jenkins
Guy Powell
Ruth Crouser
E. 8. Duckworth
Mary Margaret Ward
Roy Burnside
C. ©. Spiker
Gladys Losh
Mary Hoffman
Elizabeth McKeen
Beverly Sue Outright
Patricia Ann Herrell
Rosalie Losh
Robert Sloan
Pairmont State College
Paul Eldin
West Liberty ¢Ege
Sloan
Webster
Charleston
Belle. E
Powerful fungicide promises 35c cures in one hour
Malone's Drug Store advertises TEOL a strong germ killer made with 90 percent alcohol. The claim targets athlete’s foot and other germs, promising contact kill within an hour with money back if not pleased.
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Malone’s
Missionary Group Meets Yesterday at Presbyterian Church
The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church held a meeting last evening at Mrs. Florence Wilkinson’s home. President A A Miller led, with devotional by Bessie Powell and a scriptural reading from Esther. Esther discussed as book of the month. Mrs. Gertrude Shaw led the Panama section of On Our Own Doorstep. Dessert was served to eleven members and one guest, with next meeting planned for Mrs. R L Campbell on Dewey avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Florence Wilkinson
A. A. Miller
Bessie Powell
Carrie Sellers
Charles Proudfoot
Gertrude Shaw
Rhea Fisher
Panama
Emma Morzan
R. L. Campbell
Dewey Avenue
Blueville W S C S Holds Annual Picnic
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Blueville Methodist church held their annual picnic supper on the church lawn. An interesting program by Mrs Emma Brown followed the meal with piano duets by Wayne Knotts and Miss Vera Jaco. Devotionals by Mrs Edna Bogers included a male quartet and the meeting adjourned to September with Wes. Alice Shroyer.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Blueville Methodists Church
Emma Brown
Wayne Knotts
Vera Jaco
Jed
Edna Bogers
Ruth Knotts
Iect
Wes
Alice Shroyer
Hayride by Oak Grove group ends with marshmallow roast
The Youth Fellowship Group of Oak Grove Baptist church enjoyed a hayride to Benedum Airport in Bridgeport. A marshmallow roast followed at the airport with group singing on the return. Attendees included Mary Morris Irene Trickett Betty Morgan Hazel Trickett Evelyn Trickett Betty Shumaker Nancy Stevens Howard Lemmon Lee Ford Walter Trickett Leonard Lucas Donald Morgan Charles Morgan and others from Rantoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Howard
Billy
Ralph Lemmon
Sandra
Larry
B. F. Helfer
Theresa, Bernard
Michael
Rantoul. Tl
Dewey proposes policy to Italian-Americans in Albany
The Republican nominee addressed Italian-Americans in Albany this week. Secretary Marshall, pressed by reporters, declined to comment. He said discussions were ongoing among Big Four representatives in London with no decision yet. The text also recalls U S fertilizer manufacturing starting in Baltimore in 1849 and notes Crown ownership of over 90 percent of Canada’s forest area.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Dewey
Albany
Marshall
London
Baltimore
The
Crown
Canada
Birth announcements and society notes from Grafton
Brief items report the birth of LaDonna Rae Stockett weighing five pounds eleven and a half ounces born August 12 at City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stockett. Other notes cover travels, a Dana Manley birth announcement, a North-South game camp director, a Fairfield state college honor graduate, a correction on Kathaleen Rogers, and hospital admissions and discharges at Grafton City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stockett
West Washington Street
City Hospital
LaDonna Rae
Stockett
Geraldine Haller
Simpson
Francis Haller
Z. G. Stockett
City
Hirth
William Offutt
Lawton
Okla
Dana Manley
Cleet Curry
Clee Curry
Parkview
U.S. Army
Fort Sill
Oklo
Dewey to Outline Farm Price Support Policy
On the Illinois state fair platform GOP nominee Dewey is expected to announce a farm price program. He will likely maintain a floor under prices with loans at 90 percent of parity and a long range plan to adjust parity for crops and livestock. He notes that hired labor costs are not included in the current parity formula and must be given consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warren
California
Ilinois
Congress
Dewey
Corvallis
Ore
Free 1948 guide boosts peach canning color
The ad promotes the new edition of Finer Canned & Frozen Fruits offering brighter peach canning results and recipes. It claims thousands of women proved the method, and outlines jams jellies pickles relishes as covered topics. The 32 page book is free and mailed from Helen Holmes Dept 0 P O Box 87 Trenton New Jersey.
Farm legislation and election of association officers
The speech stressed soil conservation irrigation and animal agriculture while backing a strong parity price support program. Judge Charles Ritchie was elected president to succeed Charles W. Ferguson with other officers including D. M. Easley and J. Harper Meredith named to vice presidencies and related roles.
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Interior Department of Western Resources
Charles Ritchie
Common Pleas Court of
Kenawha
Charles W. Ferguson
Wayne
D. M. Easley
Piuefield
J. Harper Meredith
Fair
Registration Continues Amid Power of Right and People
Justice Vinson declared the proceedings continued as the nation weighs the power of right and the might of its people, underscoring a theme of collective resolve and democratic process. The fragment hints at a broader formal address during a public or judicial session, noting the ongoing registration or civic participation discussion.
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Justice Vinson
Readable Fragments on Court Officials and State Symbols
Fragmentary OCR mentions secretary and Judge J. Frank Eaton of Cabell County Domestic Relations Court along with a treasurer note and Idaho’s state flower the syringa. Clear details are sparse, but the text links local judiciary figures to state symbols.
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Ment
J. Frank Eaton
Cabell County Court of Domestic Relations
Idaho
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Janice Myers
Kings Daughters of
E.U.B
Rexall
Malone's
Drug 4 Chemical Co
W.S.C.S
Oak Grove Group
Aruman
Union Drug Co
W. Main ST
North Carolina
John W. Brown
Addison Street
Lloyd Nuzum
East Mainstreet
Asheville
N. C
Hanson Miller
Grafton
Kathaleen Bolyard
Kathaleen Rogers
Grafton City Hospital
Dorsey Davis
Flemington
Boyd L. Dawson
Great Cacapon
W. V. Dischare
Marie Bolyard
Newburg
Kenneth Turner
Tunnelton
Jack McCue
Route 4
Barkley
Helen Holmes
P. O
Trenton
New Jersey
Istyle
Main Street
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E.pinkhaw
Penney
Penney’s
Lasgroom
Yoni
Isbel
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