Local Pythians Elect Officers for 1942 in West Virginia
The White Rose Grove number two met in the Knights of Pythias hall with Miss Mary C. Goley in charge. They planned a bake sale and Christmas bazaar for December 12 at DeLaney's Appliance on West Main Street and elected officers for 1942 headed by Past guardian Daisy Dutton and guardian Mary C. Goley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Goley
White Rose Grove
Knights of Pythias
DeLaney
West Main Street
Goley
West Virginia
American Red Cross
Edna B. Maloney
Guardian
Daisy Dott
Eleanor Jacobs
Amanda Renner
Erma Moran
Ruth Sapp
Mary Phillips
Grace Marie Bartlett
Madge Carder
Margaret Batson
Pauline Keener
Ings
Pearl Hussion
Inner Sentinel
Maggie Parkhill
Outer Sentinel
Dora Cole
December community meetings and officer elections
Mountaineer Council No 44 Jr O U A M holds a special session at 6 30 p m in Wehnhall for officer nominations. Business Girls Club meets at Cozy Rest with members arriving at 6 30 p m hosted by Jane Lisk Mathews and Josephine Manley. B O Veterans convenes at W F W hall at 7 30 p m to elect officers. Band Parents Club meets in Grafton High School band room at 7 30 p m. Woman's Society of Christian Service Andrews Methodist Church covers a covered dish dinner at 6 p m with a Christmas party and gift exchange. Quota Club annual Christmas party at 6 15 p m chaired by Ida B Dorsey with gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineer Council No
Wehnhall
Business Girl's Club
Cozy Rest
Jane Lisk Mathews
Josephine Manley
B. O
Clara Fawyer Auvillary
W. F. W. Hall
Grafton High School
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Andrews Methodist Church
Quota Club
Ida B. Dorsey
WSCS Group Meeting Tuesday at Church Hall
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service at West Main Street Methodist Church met in the church hall for its regular monthly session. Mrs. C. W. Wells presided over devotionals and business, with officer elections naming Wells president and three visitors attending the Christmas social hour that followed. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Arble and Mrs. Harry Ringler. Next meeting set for Jan 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
West Main , Street Methodist Church
C. W. Wells
Mel Sults
Margaret McFarling
Grace Frye
W. A. Collins
Robert Arble
Arthur Peters
Lawrence Kinter
Harry Ringler
Church Hall
Willing Workers In Regular Meet At Blueville Sunday School
The Willing Workers class of Blueville held its regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 home of Alice Brown. President Helen Brown led devotionals. Members present included Helen Brown Alice Bolyard Ada Jacobs Helen Norris Mary Louise Weaver Alice Brown and teacher Mrs Althea Brown. Guest Clara Jean Kines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville Sunday School
Alice Brown
Helen Brown
Alice Bolyard
Ada Jacobs
Helen Norris
Mary Louise Weaver
Althea Brown
Clara Jean Kines
December meeting held at Helen Brown home
Barbara Marshall Idable White Eileen Brown and Buster Brown appear in a note listing attendees for the December meeting to be hosted at Helen Brown's residence. SS EERE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Marshall
Idable White
Eileen Brown
Buster Brown
Helen Brown
Eere
Oak Grove Club Hosts Dinner At Home
Mrs. Paschel Lucas welcomed Oak Grove Women's club members for a social morning and a noon covered dish dinner. President Mrs. Carrie Fast led business, planning a December gift exchange and a Christmas program at Oak Grove church. Guests included Mrs. Estes, Carl, Mrs. Frank Fast, Frances, and many others. Miss Ada Sinsel won the prize. The December meeting will be at Mrs. Ralph Lemmon's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Fast
Oak Grove
Lucas
Estes
Carl
Frank Fast
Frances
Bettie Ford
Victor Ford
Alred Ford
Catherine
George Frank
Ralph Lemmon
Larry
Pasche
Rose
Betty
Hannah Sinsel
Gerald Weaver
Paul Davis
Tris
Henry Trickett
Edmund Keane
Patricia
Michael
Ada Sinsel
Lou Prank
D O B Class of Blueville Holds Monthly Session
The D O B class of the Blueville Sunday school met at Mrs. Elizabeth Boman’s home for a regular monthly gathering. Devotions led by Mrs. Blanche Johnson and business by vice president Mrs. Georgia Hunt preceded a short program and Bible quiz won by Mrs. Blanche Johnson. A birthday surprise for teacher Mrs. Edith Brown followed, with guests served in the dining room amid pink and white decor and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville Sunday School
Elizabeth Boman
Blanche Johnson
Georgia Hunt
Edith Brown
Mission Society Praise Service Held at First Presbyterian
The Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church held its annual praise service last evening at eight o'clock. Mrs. A. A. Miller welcomed attendees and led the call to worship. A unison prayer followed as Mrs. F. J. Turvander delivered an inspiring talk titled Giving Thanks in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
A. A. Miller
F. J. Turvander
Entertainer Delights Reading Group at Local Church
Jed mimic and entertainer presented a group of reading appropriate to the occasion, enjoyed by the large gathering. Organ music with Mrs Archer Stavely at the console followed by the benediction by Rev F J Tyrvander. A social hour in the church lecture rooms offered cakes cookies cocoa and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Mrs. Archer
F. J. Tyrvander
Visitor from Philly and Pittsburgh business guest in town
John Peters of Philadelphia visits Lincoln street residence of Fire Chief Louis H. Greenwald for several days. J A Norris of Pittsburgh is a business guest in Grafton. Mike Ondo of 509 Piedmont street admitted to City hospital for major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philly
John Peters
Philadelphia
Louis H. Greenwald
Lincoln Street
J. A. Norris
Pittsburgh
Grafton
Mike Ondo
Piedmont Street
City Hospital
Right arm injury ends brief tenure
A brief report notes a player or staff member was dismissed the same day after sustaining a right arm injury. No further names or locations are provided in the legible text.
Second Mine Planter for Army Use
Pleasant, Dec. 4. The Hunt, second of 16 mine planters built by Marietta Manufacturing Co for the Army, was launched in the Ohio River after being christened by Mrs. G G Bauerle, wife of the company treasurer. The Knox, first vessel under the 18 million dollar contract, was launched last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porve Pleasant
Hunt
Marietta, Manufacturing Co
Ohio River
G.G. Bauerle
Wounded Girl Remains In Critical Condition
In Wheeling on December 4, hospital officials reported Miss Vera McKnight a 17 year old Raven Rock near St Marys remained in critical condition after a shooting that killed two Wheeling youths. She was shot four times Tuesday night while seated with Clarence Eugene Winesburg 17 near an underpass at Wheeling Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Vera McKnight
Raven Rock
St. Marys
Clarence Eugene Winesburg
Wheeling Hill
Waterbury police use hair dryer to dry coins
Waterbury Connecticut police board noted a hairdryer on the bills for December valued at 4.15 dollars. Officers explained the device dries coins collected in parking meters before counting, prompting questions about the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy R. Beavers
Society Reporter
Pythians
Mary Goley
S. Arrid
Americin
WSCS
Methodist Group
Noxzema
Jefe Plustax
Ue En Wa
Towncraft
Shell
Penney
Reg
U. 5
Pat
Oak Grove Club
Paschel Lucas
D.O.B. Class of
Blueville
Bowman
Freedom
Bissell
J. Lee Evans Furniture Store
West Main St
Mission Society
Rumford
Rhode Island
Sissy Waterbury
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