Training School Taught 45 Attend 84 Classes at Grafton Junior High
The annual 4-H Officers and Leaders Training School met Saturday at Grafton Junior High School with 45 participants from Blueville, Knottsville, Flemington, Haymond, Webster, Pruntytown, Mount Aries and other clubs. County Agent Woodbridge Stout led sessions for leaders and counselors while Helen Fleming trained presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Blueville School
Everett Ludwick
Knottsville
Leo Lambert
Fetterman
Tracy Felton
Webster
Sherman Haseldon
Elizabeth Newton
Hattie Armstrong
Mt. Airy
Ralph Lemmon
Oak Grove
Harry Summers
Helen Fleming
Evelyn Dunham
Pruntytown
Mary Sue Blue
Blueville
Francis Satterfield Haymond
Ronald Ludwick
Sandra Lemmon
Oai Grove
Jerry Turner
Country Club
Diane Newhouse
Woodbridge Stout
Rita Blue
Carolyn Ludwick
Ois Felton
Flemington
Ray
Fiohr
Leo Craft
Joyce Willams
Karen Weaver
Blueville Teters
Butcher
Jon Lavejoy
Bam
Clyde Bush
Mus- Bor
Lear Newton
Sylvia Summers
Barbara Sue DeMoss
Betty Dunham
Nancy Hunt
Myrtle Anvil
Ina Lambert
Ann Craft
Haymond
Noble Turner
Charles Fjohr
Carroll Summers
Billy Withers
Mary Jane Armstrong
Grafton Bands Prepare Yuletide Concert at High School
Grafton Senior and Junior Bands, directed by Joseph Henry, present a Christmas program at 8 15 Tuesday evening in the Grafton High School auditorium. The event will feature numerous seasonal titles and display the new 65 foot electric sign along Riverside Drive Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Grafton High School
Joseph
Henry
Riverside Drive
Roy W. Walter
Thornton
Klein
Kin Of Grafton Family Dies In Columbus Ohio
Marian Pugh Wilcoxen died in University Hospital Columbus. Survived by husband Dr. J C Wilcoxen daughter Mrs Phillip Ferrell of Charleston WV son Joseph Wilcoxson of Columbus Ohio brother Joseph Pugh Jr of Grafton and aunt Mrs L W Kinter of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Pugh Wilcoxen
University Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
J. C. Wilcoxen
Phillip Ferrell
Charleston
W. Va
Joseph Wilcoxson
Joseph Pugh Jr
Grafton
L. W. Kinter
Graveside Rites Held For Baby James Ronald Willis
Graveside services were held at Memorial Park for six day old baby James Ronald Willis son of Paul and Eva Evans Willis of 533 Beech Street. He died yesterday at City Hospital after illness since birth. He is survived by parents six brothers and grandparents. Cattle with pinkeye affects eating and weight gain noted in nearby line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ronald Willis
Paul
Eva Evans Willis
Beech Street
Kenneth
Robert
Mike
Jack
Donald
U.S. Air City Hall
Victoria
Texas
Milwaukee
Mill Sisters
Judith
Sylvia
Janet
Waukee Comon Council
Robert G.henson
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Bartlett Puneral Hoge
Music program notes and song listings excerpt
A fragmented list of tunes and arrangements including The First Noel Deck the Halls Hark The Herald Angels Sing The Man I Love Hall of Fame and Star Spangled Banner arranged by various contributors with unclear credits and March concert notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald Angels
Man
Love
Jershwin
Hall of Fame
Olivadoti
Arr
Saith
Grafton Man Completes Signal Corps Course
Pvt. Lloyd J. Shackelford of Grafton completed an eight week Message Center Procedure Course at the Southeastern Signal School Camp Gordon Georgia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W R Shackelford and will be reassigned to an active US Army unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Lloyd J. Shackelford
Grafton
Southeastern Signal School
Camp Gordon
Georgia
W. R. Shackelford
Pvt. Shackelford
United States Army
Signal Corps
Augusta
Installa
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Morey-Churchill
Bennett
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Marks
Handlen
Faith-Altven
Grand Rapids
Mich
Leo C. Beebe
Ford Motor Co
Holland
Genghis Khan
China
Egypt
the Baking CO. OF
Grafton Baking Co
Tappan Gas
Columbus, Ohio
Auto — Life Co
C. Richman
DeLaney
General Electric
Linitea Uanary
Brownlow and
Park View
DeLaney’s Furniture & Appliances
W. Main ST
WM. C
Bill) Delaney
Siehler Furniture CO
Latrobe ST
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