Local 4-H and Epworth League Members Meet
The 4-H Club gathered at Juanita Garrells home for a February meeting with talks on 4-H suggestions, a Christmas puzzle, a vocal solo, games, and refreshments. Epworth League elected officers for the coming year and hosted a birthday party for Helen Sturm, with music, dancing, and socializing.
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Juanita Garrell
Hartley
Morgantown
Madeline
Jace
Hilda Beverlin
Margaret Shaw
Barbara Baker
Epworth League
Knotsville Epworth League
Clyde Wyland
Gay Boyles
Vivian Kerns
Ruth McCartney
Beatrice Shanabarger
Poent
Emma Boyles
Dolly Ludwick
Mildred Kerns
Hugh McDaniel
Maple Avenue
Beauty Hint for Eyelashes and Mascaras
A beauty tip urges spending time on individual lashes using a long-handled eyebrow brush to apply mascara. Curl lashes upward to emphasize length and separate stuck lashes with a hairpin. When finished, all lashes are free and false eyelashes are unnecessary.
West Side Beauty Shop Wave Special for December
Permanent wave prices set for December at 3 4 and 5 dollars with other cuts adjusted accordingly. Phone contact listed as 281-3 for appointments and inquiries.
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West Side
Valle Inn to Host Jack Pittman Orchestra Tonight
Miss Gladys McDaniel, hostess’s niece, attended the evening’s diversions and helped serve a two course luncheon. Valle Inn Roadhouse invites the public to a nine to one dancing party featuring Jack Pittman and His Hotel Gaston Orchestra with R. M. Conrad as proprietor.
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Gladys McDaniel
Valle Inn
Jack Pittman
New York Symphony Passes Grafton on Special Train
The New York Symphony, once Walter Damroch’s ensemble, moved through Grafton on a five passenger car special at 10:20 AM en route to Wheeling for an evening appearance. The orchestra last visited Grafton about a decade ago at the Opera House when Sousa, the famed bandmaster, performed there.
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New York Symphony’ Orchestra
Walter Damroch
Grafton
Wheeling
Opera House
Sousa
International Note
City Hospitals November Report Shows Profit of 753.84
City Hospitals reports for November show total business of 1830.50 with expenses of 1076.66 leaving a profit of 753.84 of which only 42.44 was collected. The hospital admitted 31, discharged 32, had one death, with 17 in care and 15 remaining. Salaries amounted to 688.50, groceries 166.83, light and heat 93.62, laundry 49.75.
Social Creed of Churchmen Made Public
A revised social creed, prepared by a committee of prominent churchmen over four years, will be presented at Indianapolis today during the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. It advocates repeal of laws prohibiting physicians from communicating birth control knowledge.
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Indianapolis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Menus of the Day by Mrs Alexander Geore
Menu for Dinner features Tuna Shortcake Scalloped Onions Baked Potatoes Bread Plum Jam Head Lettuce French Dressing Spiced Pudding Foamy Sauce Coffee. Recipe sections cover tuna filling for biscuits, biscuit dough and bake times, spiced fig pudding with figs, and a foamy sauce with brown sugar.
Interchurch Council Formulates Social Reform Report
The inter-church council endorsed a plan for wider wealth distribution and social insurance, urged opposition to compulsory military training in schools, and adopted changes to its structure. Dr Frank Mason North announced the report’s presentation. Dr Albert W Beaver was elected president and Dr Lewis Seymour Mudge vice president. The council reduced membership from 460 to 187 and switched meetings from quadrennial to biennial.
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Frank Mason North
Albert W. Beaver
Rochester
N. Y
Lewis Seymour ,Mudge
Philadelphia
New York
Rivington D. Lordfi
Brooklyn
Commission On International Justice and
Good Will
World Court
Council
Community Christmas toy drive urged for 300 children
Club leaders propose carols in B I C square on Christmas Eve with all organizations joining after toy distributions. About 300 children are to be served this December 24 as relief groups provide food and necessities, underscoring toys as a special demand beyond routine aid. An urgent community appeal seeks broad support to share the burden among groups.
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B. I. C. Square
Snow Friday Inforecast Sparks Weather Warnings
Forecasters predict light snowfall on Friday with cloudy skies and continued cold conditions. Temperatures fell last night to around 30 degrees in exposed areas, averaging 33, then climbed at noon under overcast skies as a northern blizzard failed to materialize.
Architects Built These Gowns Test For Reserves
A fragment discusses architects and a graphic card of wins over independent teams. Kinsey has lost last year's material but should still mount a strong challenge to the reserves, promising a real battle in play.
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Kinsey
City Weather Ends in Chill as Winds Die Down
A day that rose to 62 degrees at 2 PM cooled rapidly with a chill wind by sunset and near freezing once the wind ceased around midnight. No direct suffering in the city or county is reported due to welfare board relief programs and other aid. Sevestia accuses British intelligence of directing agents in Riga to obtain real and bogus documents linking the Soviet government to the communist Third International.
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Welfare Board
Sevestia
Riga
Latvia
Communist Third Internationale
Soviet Refuses to Apologize for Izvestia Articles
London dispatch reports the Soviet government will not apologize to Britain for Izvestia articles. The Soviet ambassador denied government responsibility for the objectionable content and refrained from comment on further steps amid diplomatic friction.
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London
Izvestia
Kinsey Cleaners Meet Grafton Hi Reserves Friday Afternoon
Kinsey Cleaners and Dyers organize a new basketball team to open their season against undefeated Grafton Hi Reserves Friday afternoon at the local high school floor. Lyn Faulkner coaches the Kinsey squad in a non varsity game used to aid the reserve team’s expenses for this season.
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Kinsey
Kinsey Cleaners
Dyers
Grafton Hi
Tuberculosis Tests Conducted Ahead of Elkins Clinic
A total of 203 persons had tuberculosis tests yesterday in preparation for a December 18 clinic at Elkis Home. Dr. A R Warden and nurse Edna Gay Mason tested city children at West Grafton school, with 70 screened, and Dr. R D Stow planned tests for 25 Webster school children. Earlier tests included 17 from Webster and 90 at Flemington High School.
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Elkis
A. R. Warden
Edna Gay Mason
West Grafton
Esterday Aftenoon
R. D. Stow
Webster School
Webster Section
Flemington
Bilding
Warden
East Grafton
First Ward
Central School
City High
Grafton School
Clio McLaughlin
Taylog
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
J. K Sturm
Snottsville
Uelen
Alll
Bernee Shroyer
Helen Auvil
Freda Shaffer
Kathleen Moran
Milda1 Kearns
Ruth Shroyer
Gladys Auvil
Eliene McWilliams
Reta Sturm
Helen Sturm
Kenneth McWilliams
Paul McCartney
Arthur Trimble
Ellwood Boyles
Rhule Colebank
Russell Knotts
Bill Boyles
Sam Bailey
Charles McWilliams
Tanzil Luzadder
Paul Boyles
Ross Luzadder
Women of the Moose
Frida
Howard Reynolds
W. Boyd Street
Marjorie Chrislip
Hutchinson
Kansas
J. 2. Hardie
R. B. Nusum
Walter Goodwin
Lee Evans
Ed. White
A.B. Queen
Emma. Reynolds
John Howard
J. H. Maysilles
Maplevenue
Woman's Missionary Society of
Maysilles
Lupe Velez
Screen Actres
Hilda Moreno
Cuba
Hollywood
Gata
Ellefuele
Hospital
Allenian
Ivery
Monongahela System
Virginia Beauty
Richmonds
College of Williams and Mary
Coronel Gaffery
Associated Press
Mrs
Alexander Geore
Toys For All
Stanford
Glenn S
Pop” Warner
Stanford Univeralty
Temple University
Phila. Metphiai
Pring
Papen Eno
Chicago
Soviet
HAI Reserves
T.E
Pisgah National Forests
North Carolina
Patent Office
America
League of Nations
China
Radio Tube Headquarters
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Grafton Printing CO
R. L. Newson
Sentinel Bldg
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