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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1956
Page
3
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Calendar items list December meetings across Grafton area churches and clubs. Circles, auxiliaries, and societies from First Baptist to St Matthias and WSCS hold gatherings, Christmas parties, gift exchanges, and officer meetings with times ranging 6:30 to 8:00 pm, plus a few hospital and city-building events.
Miss Martha Morgan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Morgan married Hugh R. Fordyce of Washington DC formerly of Webster in a four o clock candle light service at First Parish Unitarian Church Boston on November 24. Rev Daniel Huntington officiated as magnolia laurel and white chrysanthemum decor surrounded the ceremony. Attendants wore cherry velvet gowns with velvet headpieces while Ada Sims served as maid of honor and bridesmaids Sylvia Farmer and Barbara MacKinnon carried Ivy and white rose bouquets. After the ceremony the couple planned a Bermuda trip and will reside in Arlington Virginia where Fordyce works at George Washington University Counselling Center.
Rotary Scouts held a first aid demonstration during their regular meeting near Camp Leroy Edwards on Wednesday November 21. Proctors led by Jack Brown and patrols under Paul Isner covered insect bites choking snake bite sprains and bleeding with detailed steps. Evening games and songs were led by Gob Harmon Jim Holden and others as Loren Hoffmann served as scout master with Merle Ore an assistant.
Representatives of eight lodges attended the Northern Past Grands Association meeting at Webster No. 50 LO.OF. Lodge Hall on Sunday December 2 with officers elected and a next meeting planned for January 6 1957 at 2 p.m. for officer installation.
December 1 admissions include De Latta Rit Mazel Walter Grace Louise Gott avis Anne Wolfé Newburg Bobby Workman Barrett St Kathry Pyle Newburg Carl Spino Rt 2 Discharges list Lyons Newburg Trea Lawler W Main St December 2 Eiwart Jones Myrtle Pyles Tony Shaga Raimont Gray Brownlow Martha Utterback Harry McGee Tunnel Miranda Kennedy Ova Shaw Jewel Gos man Bridgeport Madeline Swisher E Main St Dorothy Stanley Dewey Ave Discharges December 2 seats Workman Barrett st Gleas Russell Richwodd Carl Joti Spino Rt 2 edd
In San Man Puerto Rico, De Diego Avenue runs from Pornce de Leon Avenue to Loiza Street, noted as the only avenue in the world lined by mahogani trees.
W A Colebank announces that the Gold Star Mothers Club will not hold a meeting in December. The notice emphasizes there will be no December gathering. The announcement is concise and targeted to members and local readers.
James D. Ballard stepson of Cal Sandsbury and son of Mrs Carl Sanbbury from 138 W Main St. and Charles L. Lante engineman second class US son of Relwr Lanez from 209 Linden Ave. aboard the guided missile heavy cruiser USS Boston after departing Norfolk November 16 to join the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean.
Simpson Folks Report visits include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bartlett and baby of Akron Ohio with Gelvey Bartletts. Mrs Claude Newton returns from Thanksgiving in Akron. Mrs E R Wagoner returns home after Bristol visit with Elbert Wagoner family. Mrs Wagoner and her 81, and family spend Thanksgiving with daughters in Washington DC. Dianne Wenton visits sendparents in Fleming ton. Gene Jones leads Flemington High Alumni plan to buy an 8 foot folding table for the high school with Aries Kelley Violet McDaniel and Shirlene Isabella assisting.
Mrs Charles E Bertrand, visiting from Chicago, was honored at a farewell party at the Crawford home on McGraw Avenue. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Clyde Turner, Mrs Victor Willhide, and Mrs Mildred Askland. An additional luncheon at Mrs Pembroke’s Mackin Street home accompanied the sendoff with well wishes and social chatter. Mr Bertrand is moving to the Pittsburgh superintendency after serving as Baltimore and Ohio Monongah division chief.
A page from Grafton records Epsilon Epsilon Chapter of Tat Phi Lambs donating funds to the Deckley inner trip fund for the High School football squad. The meeting at the Hotel Grafton featured hostesses, ritual sessions, a Christmas drive for West Virginia Industrial School, and guest speaker Gus Diahakos promoting a country club charter.
A VFW meeting of the Third District Department of West Virginia was held in Masontown with attendees from Grafton including Commander and Mrs Paul Booth, Mr and Mrs Scott Klaney, Mrs Ellen Ott, AngeNe Colsbank, Eileen Sha, Thelma Sichan, Mary Warder, and others from streets.
Special report from New York announces a science breakthrough with a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. It claims rapid results and widespread relief, with cautious notes on care after treatment.
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