Social notes and wedding announcements from Grafton
Mary Margaret Sommerville forwards society notes from the Wrafton Sentinel. The item describes wedding announcements for Miss Margaret Malone and Mr Paul, a Christmas hosted gathering by Miss Virginia Mettler, and several club events. Church groups at St Paul and First Baptist report meetings, plans for holiday bazaars, and social card parties hosted by Mrs Clyde Baker with prize winners and decorative pink and white themes.
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Wrafton Sentinel
Mary Margaret Sommerville
Society
Grafton
John M. Niland
Margaret
Virginia Mettler
Question Club
Wilford Street
Carl Ludwick
Velma Carroll
Mettler
Beulah Snider
Gladys Singer
Pauline Lucas
Beatrice Lemmon
Virginia’ Fawcett
Harriet Blaney
Baptist Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
W. C. Byers
Yates Avenue
W. J. Curry
Byers
J. W. Brown
Emma Reynolds
Flo Hamilton
Whipped Cream Grafton Candy Shop Opens
Sam Fisher proprietor opens Whipped Cream Candy Shop at 625 so 1f in Grafton, introducing a new sweet shop to the town. The event marks the launch of a local candy venue aiming to attract residents seeking confections and casual dining.
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Grafton
Sam Fisher
Call for Radio Playwright to Shape Broadcast Drama
Central Press reports Wilda Wilson Church urges a new broadcast drama form that equals stage and film. She cites radio as moral, intimate, and imaginative, capable of storms, ships, and aviation. Time limits and audience trust shape the final word before the clock tolls.
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David H. Glickman
Central Press
Francisco
California
Speare
Wilda
Oakland Wedding Leads to Kitchen Shower Surprise
A quiet Oakland Md wedding linked Grace Canfield to Jesse Rogers. Guests then surprised the bride with a kitchen shower at her sister-in-law’s home, presenting gifts of glassware silver and linen as plans for the couple’s future home remain undecided.
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Oakland
Grace Canfield
Jesse’ Rogers
Wickwire
A. D. Craig
Pearl
Britton
Lucretia
Rogers
Henry
de Canfield
Grafton
Ona
Charles Rogers
Park View School PTA Hosts Enthusiastic Meeting and Choral
A Park View School Parent-Teacher Association meeting Friday at 8 pm featured a strong program with music from the Park View Orchestra and student participants. Officers led the event, and a plate lunch followed. The next PTA gathering is planned for the second Friday in January at the schoolhouse. An Elks Lodge dance Friday night December 2 with the High Hatters Orchestra drew a large crowd and will repeat next Friday December 9 with the same band.
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Knights of Columbus
Parent-Teacher Association
Park View Ascepters
P. A. Bates
Wayne Jones
Cecil Malone
Louise Seabrook
Jed Sapp
Association
Park View
Joseph Jones
Louise McPhail
iHlazer Jones
Helenman
Mary Blackman
Ralph Cline
Vear
Virginia Mettler
Genevieve Walters
Elks
Elks ‘Lodge
Elks Auditorium
Bill Doll
Joe Herget
High Hatters
Bible Class Holds Rally at West Side Church
The Men’s Friendship Bible Class at First Church of Christ West Side welcomed Rev. C J Howearth new pastor and pledged support for his program and class aims. Speakers included J A Keller W A Harrison and Howard Holt with Holt delivering a main talk on publicity. Refreshements were served under W A Harrison.
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First Church of Christ
West Side
C. J. Howearth
Howearth
Walter Cook
J. A. Keller
W. A. Harrison
We A. Harrison
Hearing on Bryant collision postponed again to Wednesday
The hearing for B F Bryant, driver of the car in the Simpson collision two weeks ago that killed C L McKim of Parkersburg, was postponed again this morning and reset for next Wednesday morning at 10 in Squire L C Hamond's office. A Jersey City supreme court jury awarded a woman six cents in a $500000 suit.
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F. Bryant
Simpson
C. L. McKim
Parkersburg
Squire L. C
Haymond
Jersey City
Supreme Court
Knotts Farm Sold in Largest County Deal This Week
Real estate agents record Knotts Farm sale in Knottsville with Ruut S. and Maude H. Colebank as buyers from James Z. Knotts for about 3700 dollars including improvements and stock. Other transactions include Martin to Peters, Lake to Lake, and Bartletts to Knotts in Webster. Volunteer fire department formed in South Charleston under H. C. Bates for 15 to 20 members.
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Knottsville
Ruut S
Maude H. Colebank
James Z. Knotts
Jennie
John T. Martin
S.C. Peters
Bluemont
Anna. Lake
W. P. Lake
Buck Run
Simpson
May Shuman
Jeddie B. Hill
Simpson Creek
Mary E. Ticker
R. A. Morrow
Flemington
Morrow Farms
Jane E
South Charleston
H. C. Bates
D. T. L Railroad
Polka Dot Velvet Outfit Adorns Afternoon Gown
Ruth Lee Taylor models a velvet afternoon gown featuring red and tan polka dots. The transparent velvet fabric is paired with gunmetal hose and patent leather slippers, showcasing the popular polka dot design by Ligbeth in the illustrated feature.
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MMB
Ligbeth
Ruth Lee Taylor
Grafton social crowd attends Clarksburg Quota Club dance
Grafton residents including Mr and Mrs J L Bush guests Mrs Bell and others attended the Clarksburg Quota Club dance last night. Several locals visited Siehler Furniture Co offering living room suites at 100. Reed and Warder drove to Clarksburg for theatre. J H Cornwell recovering after a paralytic stroke with friends hoping for full health.
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Clarksburg
Quota Club
Garmichael Auditorium
Grafton
Hazel Shuttlesworth
Leota Griffifth
Marie Deegan
Edna Sturms
Fred Blair Rerger
Albert Kunst
Fred Thompson
Anne Heflin
Madeline Bell
Letha Brown
Albert Willhide
Lester Bush
Ed. Freye
J. L. Bush
Bell
Fred Blair Reger
Henry Bradford
Edna Shingleton
John Merle Shingleton
Aretha Browm
Leota’ Griffith
Hazel Shuttleworth
Albert Kurist
Carl Wents
Siehler Furniture Company
D. L. Garner
Belington
Wilbur Williams
Kenneth Haught
Dewey’ Avenue
Siebler Furniture Co
Lawrence Dayies
Pittsburgh
Lucas Paint Co
Wilma Parkhill
West Side
Fairmont
Edward Victor
Marmington
R.C. Jones
West Aide
Siehler
Monongal’ Division
Charleston
George
Isaac Ralphsnyder
Dellett Newton
Simpson Schools
Mary Prim
Virginia Miller
Fairmont Teachers College
0. V. Miller
Walnut Street
J. M. Reger
West Grafton
Misa Rum Turner
Yates Avenir Putner
West
University At Noveantorb
Stone Baye
Siehler’s
C. L
Boyce
Wheelshig
Guy Br
Fred Whitlock
Kingwood
Kathleen Shafy
Virginia Reese
Washington
Earl
Chestnut Ridge
Eau D
L. Himelrick
Hundred
We Va
Rosalie
Tierney
Morgantown
Howard Peonard
Jerry
Rairmont
le Burress Payne
Grafton Bridax
Flowery Branell
Georgia
Reid
Francis L. Warder
J. H. Cornwell
Monongah Division
High Street
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