Christmas meeting of West Main Street church women
Mrs J B Gavitt notes a Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at West Main street Methodist church. A Christmas party theme featured a book review on Japan Begins Again by Mrs Junior Harvey, a gift exchange, devotional, vocal solo by Mrs Ruth Henderson, and business on plans for a church bazaar. Twenty two members and one visitor attended, Rev Paul Trimpey among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Junior Harvey
Women’s Suiety of Christian Service
West Main Street
Ruth Henderson
Victor Rogers
Paul Trimpey
Mrs Wilson to Speak at Garden Club Anniversary
Mrs Arthur Wilson of Ideal Florist will present a program at the Taylor County Garden Club’s first anniversary dinner and meeting at St John’s Methodist church on December 9 at 6 30 pm. She will discuss Christmas decorations for the home as the club, a National Federation of Garden Clubs member, hosts guests for an evening of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilson
Taylor County Garden Club
St. John's Methodist Church
Wilson
Ideal Florist
National Federation of Garden Clubs
Joseph Kellar
Coming Events Schedule For Local Clubs
December events list includes Simpson Farm Women’s Club gathering at 11:00 a.m. with covered dish dinner and a Christmas gift exchange. Mrs. J. C. Sturm hosts Sewing Club at 8 p.m. on High Street. World War II Mothers club meets at Legion home 7:30 p.m. Christmas party plans. Protected Home Circle meets at Daughters of America hall 2 p.m. election of officers. VFW Auxiliary meets 8 p.m. December 9 for Christmas party arrangements. Junior American Legion Auxiliary meets 1:30 p.m. December 10. Local 684 American Federation of Musicians meets at Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Farm Women's Club
J. C. Sturms
High Street
V. F.W
VFW
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
American Federation of Musicians
Knights of
Brief Recovery and Birth Announcements in Local Notice
Shirley Boice, 13, recovering at home after surgery at Myers Clinic Philippi. Hospital reports birth of a daughter to Henry and wife at 19 Grand Street on December 5 at 10 31 am. Little girl weighed seven pounds. Oysters appear in cooking tips with cream sauce and broiled fish fillets and chicken pot pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
George Boice
West Main Street
Myers Clinic
Philippi
Henry Lewis
Grand Street
Simpson Briefs from East Pike Street Clarksburg
Simpson and nearby communities note Mrs. Jessie Vanscoy formerly Jessie Utterback is much improved after a long illness bedfast over two years. Mrs. Vanscoy plans rest at home while Mrs. Max Philips suffered a finger injury from firing the furnace. Pruntytown residents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis visited Clarksburg with Mrs. D C Phelps and children. Lydia Bolyard and Claid Post of Simpson were also listed in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simp*son
Jessie Vanscoy
Jessie Utterback
Grafton
Vansooy
Max Philips
Vanseoy
Pruntytown
Heavy Equipment and Duck Hunt Offset in Small Items
Pittsburgh goaltender Little Gil Mayer weighs 128 pounds bare but 166 with full gear costing 300 dollars and taking thirty minutes to don. In Vallejo Ed Case's son ditched school to hunt ducks with his father, returning with a shot duck that collapsed on the Case car after striking the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Little Gil Mayer
Vallejo
Calif
Ed Case
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. BE. Gavitt
Mrs. Wilson
Columbus Hall
American Home Department
Woman’s Club
Victor Willhide
Beech Street
Woman's Club
Band Boosters Club
White Rose Grove No. 2
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Friendship Lodge
Woman's Missionary Council of the First Brethren Church
Daughters of America
Grafton Woman's Club
Wayne Sinsel
Thayer Street
AARNE
Gordon
Gordon Nylod
Christi Givig
Main Street
Penney's
Women’s
Penney
Christ
Mary Esther
Pen Cow Gars
Micks
Tool
Masoream
el A
East Pike Street
Clarkshurg
Lena Moyer
Stanley Davis
Clarksburg
D.C. Phelps
Charles Ray
Ronald Edward
Lydia Bolyard
Claid Post
Simpson
Pa Ptl
Navy
Rloin
Rome
Walnut Street
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