Christmas events fill December calendar at multiple clubs
Calendar listings from Grafton highlight Band Boosters meeting at Grafton High School at 8 pm, multiple church groups meeting for Christmas and gift exchanges, and auxiliary, D A R, BSA, and other organizations planning December 11 to 14 activities with potlucks, parties, and small gifts. Key names include Miss Minette Watkins, Ella Rhodes, Virginia Carpenter, Mildred Carpenter, Mrs. Rupert, and Mrs. Rosa Weaver.
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Grafton High School
Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Churen
Minette Watkins
Ella Rhodes
Loysville
B.&o. Veterans and Auxiliary
D. of A. Hall
Alpha Mu Chapter
Beta Sigma Pai
American Legion
Imest
Virginia Carpenter
Mildred Carpenter
White Rose
Grove No
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Friendship Lodge
West Tuam Street
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
DAR
J. Rupert
Beech Street
Order of Eagles
Eagles
John A. Holt
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 1
Andrews W.S.C.S
First Brethren Church
W.M.C
Earl Cooper
Blueville
Fetterman Methodist Church
Rosa Weaver
Boye Street
Ihe
Forget-me-Noc Daily Club
Cecelia Smith
Hal
Knotts Avenue
Knottsvill
Farm Women's Club
Ocean Austin
Lloyd Sayres
Mars
Hugh McDa
Newborn Son Born at Grafton City Hospital
A son born December 8 at 1 30 p m to Mr and Mrs Edward Pougher of Archdeacon apartments weighs six pounds three ounces Joining the hospital admissions list are Cressie Keene Otto Bolyard Nila Smith Chester Mason Raymud Raymund and others leaving the hospital include Josephine Wickham Raymud Layton Susan Bartlett Martha Gower Cory Best and Kathleen Grimm Prideful parents Mr and Mrs
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Edward Pougher
Archdeacon Apartments
Grafton City Hospital
Ovis
Cressie Keene
Newbury
Otto Bolyard
Nila Smith
Valley Falls
Chester Mason
Josephine Wickham
Stewart Street
Raymud Layton
Route 1
Tunnelton
Susan Bartlett
McGraw Avenue
Martha Gower
Cory Best
Kathleen Grimm
Long Faded Fame Story of Peck Rimmon and Broadway
Mrs Paul Adams of Tunnelton celebrate birth of a son at 5 17 am December 9 at Grafton hospital weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces. The narrative traces Gregory Peck from early theater to Broadway and film, detailing career moves from drama to radio City guide, Barter Theatre award, and a stint with Katharine Cornell. Also notes 1951 52 Warner Bros short subjects plan and Paramount signings Nancy Olson Angela Clarke Harold Goodwin and others for upcoming features with naval submarine themed The Submarine Story and other Technicolor projects.
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Peck
Anna Christie
New York
Manhattan
Gregory
Radio City
Playhouse
Abingdon
Virginia
Guthrie McClintic
Warner Brothers Rnns
George O'Hanlon
Joel McDoakes
Nancy Olson
Sunset Boulevard
Union Station
Crities
Paramount
Miss Olson
William Holden
John Lund
William Bendix
Navy
Bing Crosby
Ray Milland
France
Angela Clarke
Harold Goodwin
Stars on Horizon Highlight Gregory Peck Comeback
The profile notes Gregory Peck returns to screens in Only the Valiant. It outlines his unlikely path from La Jolla California to the University of California, including a pre medical course win in 1938 and a planned career pivot from builder to doctor before pursuing acting.
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Gregory Peck
la Jolla
California
University of California
Peck
New York
Ratta
Greg
Princess Goes to Scout Show and Stardom Shifts
The Last Outpost era page notes Princess in a scout show with Ronald Reagan Rhonda Fleming and other stars. It mentions Rio Grande named movie of the month for family audiences and Steve Cochran rising to Warner Brothers stardom after White Heat. Warner Brothers releases The Travelers starring John Agar Kirk Douglas Virginia Mayo and Walter Brennan.
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Ronald Eagan
Rhonda Fleming
Republic
US Coast Guard
Brian Donley
Ella Raines
Forrest Tucker
Republic Studio
Its
Rio Grande
Family Audingnces
Steve Cochran
Warner Brothers
Cochran
Broadway
Green Valley Lodge Elects Officers at December Meeting
Green Valley Lodge No.235 held a December 7 1950 meeting at 2:00 p.m. in the D A Hall with Mrs Catherine Jaco presiding. Officers elected include President Catherine Jaco Vice President Pearl Fox Secretary Nadia Weaver Treasurer Snow Hardman and Trustees Fox McClure Hall. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to several members.
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Green Valley Lodge No
D. of A. Hall
Catherine Jaco
Pearl Fox
Nadia Weaver
Snow Hardman
Fannie Turner
Fox
McClure
Hall
Cora Gull
Floyda Holloway
Kirkpackes
Naomi McClure
Helen Kelley
Isabelle Hostler
Florence Wilkinson
Snow Hardson
Kirkpatrick
Proposals Aimed at Chinese Guerrilla Aid Amid Asia War Fears
The piece notes continued discussion from page one on aiding Chinese nationalist guerrillas to counter potential Russian entry into the Asiatic war. Plans are being quietly prepared should the administration alter its stance. It also recalls Cy Young pitching 23 consecutive hitless innings in 1904.
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Russia
Cy Young
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