Social notes from Grafton echo Daughters of Democracy event
Coral Parrish Montgomery reports on society events in Grafton. Daughters of Democracy hosts talk by Elizabeth Howell of Keyser, club plans charity drive and farewells to Woodrow Wilson date. General Aid Society meets at HB Church. Junior Order to mark fifth anniversary at Wehn Building. WCTU plans December 9 meeting. Turkey dinner honors youths. Mor gantown Methodist orchestra performs a fine program at church services.
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Ae Woon Cingre Dieece
Elizabeth Howell
Keyser
Will
Codrow Wilson
Sehapter
Woodrow Wilson
General Aid
General Aid Society of
An- HB
J. T. Carder
Nobt
Grahim
OU. Alm
Wehn
A.C. Hugh 8
Weston
M. P
Morgantown
Grafton
Burl Batten
Irene Carsons
Alma Irvy
Agnes Spencer
Edmund Collins
Wilbur Marley
Edwin Camp
Mr. Shanks
Charles Camp
Frank Haught
Trumbone
Jake Fizer
William Camp
Olive Vineyard
West Side Beauty Shop Offers December Permanent Wave
Mrs Leona Skaggs, spending months in Ges City, seeks appointments at West Side Beauty Shop, 202 Walnut Street. Special for December haond Permanent Wave priced at $8.00. Phone 281-1 for appointment, 226-48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Beauty Shop
Walnut Street
Leona Skaggs
Ges
Lightnin' Remains At Roxey Theater In Second Week
The Fox Movie tone version of Lightnin' starring Will Rogers as the title character continues at the Roxey Theatre for a second week, starting today, keeping the popular attraction on screen for another run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Dew
Orchestra director Frann Haught leads talented Miss Vineyard recital
Frann Haught directs the orchestra with Miss Vineyard delivering a polished piano selection to acclaim. After services, church committee treated members to a chicken dinner at the Cath feterial Court. The orchestra plans a Graf ta return soon with a committee meeting noted for the Twentieth Century Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frann Haught
Personal notices mention Christmas photographs and local visits
The column lists people calling on relatives in Grafton and Fairmont, plans for Christmas photographs, and several health and visit notes. Names include Mrs R D Shaffer, Miss Pauline Foley, J Wayne Powell, Mr and Mrs Glenn, Arthur Upton, Robert Glenn, Janmies Harper, Miss Mattie Juno, Lila and Grace Miller, L J Miller, and J W Penn with trips to Washington Hot Springs Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Loar & Son
Q. D. Shaffer
E. R. Glenn
Fairmont
Arthur Upton
Arthur, Jr
Charleston
Robert Glenn
Reloar’ & Son
Janmies Harper
Blueville
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mattie
Juno
Lila
Grace Miller
L. J. Miller
Little Daughter
Richmond
Virginia
J. W. Penn
Use of funds debate over federal relief programs
The report of the agriculture committee favors 30 million dollars for the purpose, while a minority report by Representative Aswell of Louisiana urges doubling that amount. A House appropriation's committee recommendation trims the President's emergency public works program from 150 million to 110 million. Meanwhile the House planned to take up the interior department appropriation bill as the second annual supply measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Committee
Representative Aswell
Louisiana
House
Committee
Interior Department
Dinner Music and News Headlines on WEAF Schedule
In Eastern Standard Time the 6:00 program hour features Dinner Music followed by Behind the Name at 6:30. The lineup includes Soprano at 6:24 and Air Scoops at 7:00 with World Today at 7:15 and Quéeriosities at 7:20.
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WEAF
World Today
Mormon Choir
Amos ‘H’ Andy
the Jesters
Phil Coole
Roxy and His Gang
Troubadours
Victor Young
Orchestra
Rochester Civic Orch
Empire Builders
Amos ‘N
Andy
Nancy Hanks Barbecue Inspires Local Book Project
A Graton high school project centers on the Nancy Hanks barbecue near Route 50. Students aim to write a book detailing interwoven historical and travel spots across West Virginia within a day’s drive of Graton. The work will document locations tied to Lincoln’s mother birthplace and related history for library preservation.
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Lincoln
Route
Grafton High School
Nancy Hanks
Gratston High School
West Va
Graton
Route 59
East
Nancy Hanne
Ruth Batton
Batton
Miss Batton
Anna Jarvis
Alto
America
Grafton
Taylor Counyy School
Radio Listings Schedule Fragments Show Variety and Orchestras
Fragmentary schedule lists multiple stations including WSB WJZ WEAF WEAT WIZ and WSM Nashville with hours for 7:00 to 11:00 blocks featuring orchestras, studios, concerts, and programs. Highlights include Uncle Wilt, Studio Orchestra, Chets & Ing Rand, and Melodists alongside repeated “Same as” reference lines.
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Central and Southern
WLW
Cincinnati
WIZ
WJZ
WSB
Atlanta
Uncle Wilt
WEAF
Ing Rand
WEAT
WSM Nashville
WBAF
Maries
Ka Menus Dinner Menu and Sauces Section
A vintage dinner menu lists Sliced roast beef with mashed potatoes and asparagus, plus a mock hollandaise sauce recipe and Russian dressing. Also includes pumpkin meringue pie with unbaked shell, spices, eggs, milk, and butter, plus method for a meringue topping and notes on leftover buttered toast crumbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemishrominsham
West Virginia Rhodes scholars named from Hampton Roads area
West Point first classman W S Jones and Harvard Lehigh senior Dudley L Harley have been announced as West Virginia candidates for the Rhodes scholarship. In Middlebourne the state asks a new trial for Ray Pat Henry who is charged with a case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. S. Jones
West Point
Dudley L. Harley
Harvard
Lehigh
West Virginia
Middlebourne
Ray Pat Henry
Nation eyes thaw with Soviets amid Stalin concerns
A terse assessment notes many countries might seek cooperation with the Soviet Union if Moscow abandoned Stalinist policies, signaling a broader willingness to engage despite ideological differences. The remark frames postwar diplomacy as contingent on political reform rather than mere strategic interests.
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Musical Doctors
Detroit
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Louisville
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Haymond Piano Company
W. Main St
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Mra, Alexander George
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General Electric Radio
Gurlnn Baylens
Trea
Moundavillé—State Penitentiary
Verdon Scroggins
New Martinsville
L. B. Snyder
Wetzel County
Charles Flickerling
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Lee Bennett & Son
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