Cozy Rest hosts clubs in holiday planning and bingo
Society notes report Cozy Rest dinner and business session with Miss Murray presiding. Plans include a January musical comedy and a December 16 Christmas party. Members and guests from Mary Waggoner to Ada Poling attend, with library support urged. Other clubs meet for bingo and a Christmas exchange, with January host Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Miriam Isner winning prizes. The Woman's Missionary Society, T. N. T. club, Now and Then club, and various members from Andrews church are listed with dates and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozy Rest
Business Girls Club
Cozy ‘Rest
Mary ‘Noms
Virginia Shaw
Miss Murray
Dorothy Sapp
Virginia Watkins
Margaret Mason
Lucille McCafferty
Helen Stan
Catherine Madden
Beatrice Tucker
Geneva Hilkey
Louise Church
Una St. Clair
Roxie St. Clair
Ruth Mays
Barbtita, DeMoss
Betty Gibson
Grace Louden
Barrett Street
Mary Wagoner
Elva Gough
Miriam Isner
Ruth Crouser
Lulu Evans
Minnie Stilwell
Pearl Poling
Nina Sturms
Sammie Camden
Wagoner
Gough
Miss Isner
Kitty Gill
Nettie Isner
Wilford Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Dec 3 1900s
Social notices list Dec 3 sewing club with Mrs Shields on West Main. Dec 5 district Sunday school rally at Simpson M E church at 2 pm. Dec 6 Woman's club relations class with Miss Mildred Keefer at 227 Beech Street. Dec 7 Ladies Aid group at Andrews church. Dec 8 American Legion Auxiliary meeting rescheduled. Dec 20 Woman's club music at Elks Home. Dec 25 Foreign Missionary society meeting and Christmas party at Mrs Barnes home. plus many social events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shields
West Main Street
Court House
Simpson M. E
Woman's Club
Mildred Keefer
Beech Street
L. C. Frey
U.S. A
Ladies Aid Society of Andrews Church
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion- Moose
Elks Home
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. C. Barnes
Maple Avenue
Sewing and KK Klub Hostess Gatherings
The S 8.8 sewing club met at Mrs. W C Hanway on Maple Avenue for social time and a two course luncheon hosted by several members including Mrs Fred Malone and Mrs Alice Holt. The KK Klub met at Miss Dorothy Sisler's home on West Washington Street for dance prizes won by Miss Maxine Sisler and Mrs Wilma Greenwald with refreshments for a group that included Virginia Cosner Naomi Knotts and Meriam Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rn. T. Club
T. ©. Gough
West Washington Street
Leo Crane
Gough
W. P. Clark
Crane
Clark
W.R. Skinner
Charles Hannon
John Hoskinson
W. C. Hanway
Maple Avenue
Fred Malone
Alice Holt
A. A. Holt
Alden Beagle
W. H. Willhide
Clyde G. Turner
C. Batson
E. F. Clark
Dave Efinst
G. H. A. Kunst
KK. Klub
K. K. Klub
Dorothy Sisler
Maxine Sisler
Wilma Greenwald
Virginia Cosner
Sisler
Personal News From City Hospital to Charleston Visit
Harold F. Kramer was discharged from City hospital today after a period of confinement. James Smallwood of near Fairmont visits relatives in the city. Mary Alice Palmer, daughter of the Sentinel's managing editor, is at their Thayer street home. A J Gibson, state superintendent of high schools, was a business visitor yesterday. H J Ramey of Charleston, Associated Press representative, was here last evening. Lewanna Koon, Girl Reserve president, and Miss Vivian Thomas with Miss Virginia Mahaffey left for Charleston for a convention, accompanied by sponsor Miss Barbara Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Kramer
James Smallwood
Fairmont
Mary Alice Palmer
The
Sentinel
John 8. Palmer
Palmer
Thayer Street
A. J. Gibson
State Department of Education
H. J. Ramey
Charleston
Associated Press
Lewanna Koon
Vivian ‘Thomas
Virginia Mahaffey
Barbara Cather
Grafton Youth Enlists In U S Naval Service
A Grafton youth, Davis Wayne Cutright, son of Mr and Mrs Parker P Cutright of 247 West Main Street, has enlisted as an apprentice in the U S Navy. Six other youths from the region also enlisted. They will be sent to Baltimore for final examination and enlistment then to the Hampton Roads training center for three months of general naval training before assignment to duty aboard a ship or to a service trade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Davis Wayne Cutright
Parker P. Cutright
West Main Street
U. S. Navy
Baltimore
Naval Training Station
Hhampton Roads
Union Wins Bid for Certification at Ford St Louis Plant
The United Automobile Workers petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for certification as the bargaining agent for Ford Motor Company workers at the St Louis assembly plant. UAW claimed 814 members, a majority of about 1,100 production workers. Plant manager Milton N. Johnson denied the charges and said operations continued normally with 621 workers present amid a heavy picket line. Desmond Garst of the CIO affiliate said several AFL unions aided the strike’s financing, and that Ford is a menace to all organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United Automobile Workers of America
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Labor Board
Milton N. Johnson
Johnson
Desmond Garst
The
Auto Workers
C. I
UAWA
Garst
Jury Increases Award Of Land For Dam Project
Mary A. Shirley and Wilbur A. Moore saw a jury in U S district court at Elkins raise the government's compensation for a 42 acre tract taken for reservoir purposes to 1427.04 dollars from 1200 dollars. The couple had appealed the commission's award as Ellsworth Croston's appeal to the commissioner’s award began yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Shirley
Wilbur A. Moore
U. S. 1 District Court
Elnins
Canning Champion Mary Frances Thompson Crowned
Mary Frances Thompson of Durham North Carolina won the national canning championship selected by the 4 H club congress at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Thompson
Durham
N. C
Chicago
Rotary District Admits New Member At Session
One new member was admitted at last night's session the Rev Asa B Wolfe recently named pastor of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church. One guest Dr Harry Fleming of New York City son of Mr and Mrs O Jay Fleming attended. Secretary L J Loar announced a Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting planned next Wednesday night in honor of the Grafton High school football eleven to be held in the Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Asa 8
Wolfe
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Fleming
New York City
O. Jay Fleming
L. J. Loar
Rotary-Kiwanis
Grafton
Moose Home
Accountant Murder in Central Park by New York Footpads
Charles A. Klein, 60, a Fifth Avenue accountant, died after a brutal dawn attack in Central Park. A waterman and amateur boxer Cadwallader Kelsey Jr. found Klein unconscious with a bloodstained hat, rock, and awl nearby. He told police he was seized from behind and stabbed before dying at 4 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Klein
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Watcrman
Cadwallader Kelsey, Jr
Klein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annabel P
Swisher
Society Reporter
Lrs
N.C. Hall
E. F. K. Root
Howard Cameron
Voras Meeks
T. W. Heironimus, Jr
J. P. Luke
W. Ault
C. J. Fleming
R. P. Bartlett
McGraw Avenue
Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Andrews Church
W.C. ‘Barnes
Perine
Mattie Jack
William Knox
W. R. Lear
Barnes
W. A. Beavers, Sr
Arthur Allender
Naomi Allender
George Kiger
James Robison
Isner
Minor
Abel
Harrell
Bert Isner
G. W. Phillips
Now and Then Sewing Club
Rita Lou
James
Wickwire
Messenger
Beech
Mary Isner
Bridge Club
Paul Ward
Ward Blaney
Ed. Thomas
Mc* Cafferty
Jean Murray
Mr. B
Z. L. Dean
Scholl
Ingrams
Squibb
KOTEX
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
U.S. Naval Service
NALB
Pheres Minnie
Canning
Rotary District
Wage One
Tetomachi
Central Drug
Santa
Claus
J. Morrison
Mercurochrome
Castoria
S.S
Styptie
Outa
Cystex
Ari Dhavimwy
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