Brinkman Becomes Bride of Walter Beatty in Blueville
Grace Brinkman of Blueville married Walter Beatty of Kingwood in a November 21 ceremony at Brinkman home. Rev. Carl Wns officiated. Attendants were Paris Shay and others. After a wedding dinner at Cross Roads restaurant, the couple departed for Baltimore and New York City. Beatty is a contractor with long local ties. the pair reside on Route 50, Blueville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brinkin
Blueville
Walter Aeatty
Kingwood
Seven le
Orson
Laura Beatty
Seven Mile
T. L. Nuzum
Par- Shay
Paris Shay
Beatty
Capiie
Cross Roads Restaunt
Baltimore
York City
Afton High School
Inkman Opera House
Matthias Episcopal Church
Is City
Sey- Mile High School
Jeabury, O
Syrian Temple
Cincinti
Crist and Beatty, Inc
Nstruction Company
C.B.S. Coal d Contraction Co
Kingwood d Buckhannon
Ute 50
December club and society notices listing meetings
A sequence of December club and church group gatherings is announced with dates, times, and hosts. Events include Lindy club with Mrs R C Hebb, World War II Mothers club program with Miss Nancy Ann Staley, church Christmas parties, Ladies Aid, executive meetings, Jr. O U A M council, Supreme Woodmen Circle, Veterans and Lara Fewyer Auxiliary, Beta Sigma Phi, Grafton Volunteer Fire Auxiliary, Woman's Club book review, and a city wide youth rally with Rev J B Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Club
R. C. Hebb
West Wilford Street
Woman's Club
C. B. Mason
McGraw Avenue
Mountaineer Council
Jr. O.U.A.M
VFW ‘Aall
East Main Street
White Rose Grove
Supreme Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Hall
Veterans
Lara Fewyer
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Arlene Moore
G and
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Woman's Cub
Book Review
Andrew's Church
William Flanagan
First Brethren Church
J. B. Sessions
DOB Class Holds Meeting Here at Blueville Church
The D O B class of the Blueville Methodist church met at Miss Bessie Shafferman's home with Mrs. Wilford Brown leading devotionals. President Mrs. William Bowman presided over the business session as plans were made to secure a new light for the church. Miss Shafferman hosted a covered dish luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Blanche Johnson's home with devotionals by Mrs. Charles Henry and the program led by Mrs. Bowman. The note recalls that American Indians in the United States were made citizens in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville
Blanche Johnson
Charles Henry
William Bowman
Business Girls Meet At Hotel Grafton Last Nite
The Grafton Business Girls held a dinner and meeting at Hotel Grafton with 22 members. Mrs. Jo Hadd y presided, Miss Mary Jean Grinnan gave the secretary s report, and Miss Dorothy Douglas spoke. A Christmas party is planned for December 17 at 8 p m with hostesses Mary Jean Grinnan Eleanor Weekley and Evelyn Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Hotel Grafton
Helen Gerkin
Jo Haddy
Ecretor
Mary Jean Grinnan
Dorothy Doulas
Ways and Means Committee
Gwendalyn Proudfoot
Eleanor Weekley
Evelyn Green
Helen Shaw
Dorothy Douglas
Jean Batson
Gloria Squires
Helen Shomo
Thelma’ DeMoss
Terry Colon
Jean Chingleton
Nellie Sook
Ariene Moore
Maxine Cockrell
Rita Spree
Frances Proudfoot
Jo Haddix
Mildred Campbell Murs
Jackie McDaniel
Sayres Host Knottsville Dinner Party Guests
Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Sayres entertained friends at a Knottsville home dinner party with social conversation as the main diversion. Attendees included Mrs A L Wongcott Mrs Paul Poling Mr and Mrs Robert Stevens Mr and Mrs Francis Reed Mr and Mrs Ernest Allen Reed Garnett Reed of Baltimore Md Mr and Mrs Muriel Reed Mr and Mrs Doyle Reed Lancaster C and Charles Reed of the U S Navy stationed in Jacksonville Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Sayres
Knottsville
A. L. Wongcott
Paul Poling
Robert Stevens
Francis Reed
Ernest Allen Reed
Garnett Reed
Baltimore
Muriel Reed
Doyle Reed
Lancaster, C
Charles Reed
U. S. Navy
Jacksonville
Pla
Get-Together 4-H Club Initiation at Bolce Home
The Get-Together 4-H club held a formal initiation for new members at Miss Dorothy Coretta Bolce's home in Port Pruntytown. The Great Chief Ella Curry presided with assistants Health H James Shriver Hand H Dorothy Able Heart H Monna Duckworth Head H Tiny Poole and guide June McIntosh. Candidates included Bill Able Charles Brady Currey Thomas Jefferies and Sammy Shriver. Refreshments followed in the Boice dining room with decorated tables and lit candles. Members present included Billy Able Dorothy Able Eddie Able Wayne Able Charles Brady Currey Hila Currey Manna Duckworth June McIntosh Tiny Poole James Shriver Kathryn Shriver Brennis Stevens Sammy Shriver Thomas Jefferies the leader Mrs Curtis Bolice and host Miss Dorothy Doretta Boice. Guests included Paul McIntosh Mary Jo Shriver A Miller and hosts Mrs Morrison and Mrs Ru
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny Poole
Kathryn Shriver
June McIntosh
Miss Boice
Bill Able
Charles Brady Currey
Thomas Jefferies
Sammy Shriver
Boice
Billy Able
Dorothy Able
Eddie Able
Wayne Able
Hila Currey
Manna Duckworth
Mary Jo Shriver
A. Miller
Mirs. Morrison
Local War Discharges and Home Returning Residents
Cpl Nell Compton son of Mr and Mrs B L Compton has received honorable discharge from the U S Army. He served as secretary of the officer in charge of the enlisted personnel division at Fort Benning and was stationed at Fort McClellan Aja and Fort Bragg. Mrs James R Cockrell and Bobby Ray returned home Sunday after visiting her parents in Chester. George Poling returned to Pittsburgh after Thanksgiving with his mother and is a student at Western Pennsylvania Horological Institute. Mr and Mrs L Dow Phillips and children Annabelle and Dow Jr attended a wedding in Philipp during Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per. Beet
James R. Cockrell
Bobby Ray
William Murray
Chester
Cpl
Nell Compton
B. L. Compton
Country Club Road
U. S. Army
Cpl. Compton
Grafton High School
Army
Ofcer
Fort Benning
Fort McClellan
Aja
Fort Bragg
N. C
Pittsburgh
George Poling
Pearl Poling
George
Western Pennsylvania Horological Institute
Music Department Of Woman's Club Holds Meeting
The Grafton Woman's Club Music Department met at Mrs. Calvin Morrison's Maple Avenue home for a Christmas party and business session. Prizes for perfect attendance went to Miss Mary Forcello, Mrs. J. Paul Murphy, Mrs. Charles B. Smith, and Mrs. William Thayer. A shower honored Mrs. Morrison and her one month old son. Winners of first prizes in games were Mrs. Rhea Fisher and Mrs. F. A. Julian. Refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs. Rhea Fisher and Miss Mary Bor- (text incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Woman's Lab
Calvin Morrison
Maple Avenue
J. E. Rupert
Mary Forcello
J. Paul Murphy
Charles B. Smith
William Thayer
Hunting Trip Returns with 8 Point Deer Alert
Mrs. Phillins niece Miss Alice Bolyard joins a hunting party including Kelvin IJames James Paul Ray Ronald Haislup and Squires of Terra Alta returning from Broceton Mills Ray Parkhill bagged an 8 point 175 pound deer Visiting J siant ey ola of St Petersburg Florida visits son over holidays Then Pvt Newton Camden Aviation Engineering School Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming visits his mother and plans to depart for Marsh Field Riverside California The Srazitisms cal the Ama on the sem river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvin, Ijames
James Paul
Ray
Ronald Haislup
Squires
Terra Alta
Broceton Mills
Ray Parkhill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Marion Hollis Society
Yace Brinkman
Walter Beatty
Hiss Plains
Drug & Chemical Go
Union Drug Co
United States
Greyhound
Chicago
Peer Forfolk
San Diego
Cincinnati
U.S
Greyhound Terminal Union Drug CO
W. Main St
Sayres
Get Together
4-H
Cash
Garry
Pasuass Wits
Smaid
Wren
Curtis Aly Ed Ee
Sont Ponent
Ion
Kem
Barton’s
West Main Stret
J. Sianteyola
St. Petersburg
Florida
Pvt
Newton Camden
Aviation Engineering
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Suminie Camdf
Bae Road
Marsh Field
Riverside
California
L. Gc
Garrett
G’* Care Sentinel
Petia
Baldwin and Pianos
G. Magnavor
C. B. Fawley Music CO
Morgnataws, W Va
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