GAA Dance Recital Featuring Nina Stone at Grafton High
The Girls' Athletic Association of Grafton Senior High presents Miss Nina Stone and The Stone School of Dance in a recital Monday evening December 18 at 8 in the high school auditorium. Students from Grafton and Fairmont contribute while Delores Jean Martin and Nina Stone perform. Pianists Helen Louise outright and Grace Prick accompany, with admission 25 and 3 cents plus tax.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Grafton Senior High School
Nina Stone
Stone School of Dance
Mildred R. Bard
Grafton
Fairmont
Delores Jean Martin
Helen Louise Outright
Grace Prick
Mary and
Irene Andrews
Gene Headley
Mary Vogel
Marcia Malone
Judy Miller
Nancy Rohrbough
Janet Thayer
Pat Morrison
Arvie Lorkard
Nancy Christip
Local Girl To Appear In Annual Messiah Sunday
The West Virginia Wesleyan college choir plans its annual Messiah on Sunday December 15 in the college chapel directed by Miss Marie Boatti. Four major choruses with solos by invited guests will be performed. Soloists include De Saley Purkey Elkins David Dubos Moundsville Marlin Queen Buckhannon and Marion Stevens Autlad Vermont. Local girl Hazel Shomo a junior at the college will sing in the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Wesleyan College Choir
Marie Boatti
De-Saley Purkey
Elkins
David DuBo
Moundsville
Marlin Queen
Buckhannon
Marion Stevens
Autlad
Vermont
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Holds Meeting
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle White Rose Grove No 2 held its monthly session at the Knights of Pythias hall at 7 30 pm. Mrs Faye K Littman guardian presided. Rose Wiseman formerly Mary Goley received a floor lamp. Social time followed with refreshments served by Mrs Littman Mrs Miriam Nestor and Miss Grace Marie Bartlett for December.
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White Rose Grove No
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Knights of Pythias Hall
Faye K. Littman
Guardian
Rose Wiseman
Mary Goley
Miriam Nestor
Grace Marie Bartlett
Mrs J H Davis Hosts WSCS Circle No 2 at Home
Mrs J H Davis entertained Circle No 2 of the WSCS at her West Main street home. Christmas decorations filled the house with devotionals led by Mrs H A Loudin, scripture read by Mrs J D Goff, a program featuring a solo by Elizabeth Stuck with piano by Mrs Davis, and a piano solo by Mrs Davis. A brief business session followed.
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J. H. Davis
Circle No. 2
W.s.cs
the Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church
West Main Street
Davis
H. A. Loudin
J. D. Goff
Elizabeth Stuck
Church Ladies Plan December Meetings and Christmas Events
The Lois Luzader class of United Brethren meets at 7 30 p.m. in the church classroom. Circle No 1 WSCS of St Johns Methodist hosts Mrs Walter Beall at 15 East Knotts Avenue. Circle No 3 St Johns Methodist postpones its December 6 meeting to December 13. Rebekahs gather at Edge Hall at 7 30 p.m. World War II Mothers club holds a Christmas gift exchange under 50 cents. Ladies Aid and Women’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran church meet at 8 p.m. at Mrs A O Aldrich home with Mrs J E Rhodes co-hostess. Missionary Society of First Presbyterian meets December 18 at Miss Helen Thayer home for Christmas. Philathea class of First Baptist hosts a Christmas party December 19 at 7 30 p.m. Mrs Earl B McCord leads the program.
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Lois Luzader
United Brethren Church
Circle No
WSCS
St. Johns
Edge Hall
Mothers Club
Ladies Aid Socity and
Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
A. O Aldrich
Pearl Street
J. E. Rhodes
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Cehurch
Helen Thayer
West
Washington Street
Philathea Dlass
First Baptis
Chure
Earl B. McCord
Club Afternoon Service Noted With Salad and Desserts
Early in the afternoon a salad and dessert course was served to Mrs Elizabeth Stuck, Mrs Ada Hull, Mrs D W Fawley, Mrs J V Knight, Mrs Marry White, Mrs Arta Shlomo, Mrs J D Goff, and Mrs H A Loudin, members. Guests of the club for the afternoon were Mrs Pearl Hussion and Mrs Lila Muler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stuck
Ada Hull
D. W. Fawley
J. V Knight
Marry White
Arta Shlomo
J. D. Goff
H. A Loudin
Pearl Hussion
Lila Muler
American Legion Auxiliary Meets in Taylor County Unit No 12
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Legion Home with president Mrs. F M Ballengee presiding. A Gifts To The Yanks Who Gave report was set for the next meeting. Following business, the annual Christmas party and gift exchange drew a large turnout with refreshments by Mrs. Tom Shields’s committee. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Pauline Stevens attended as guests.
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Taylor County
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
F. M. Ballengee
Tom Shields
Johnson
Ballengee
Pauline Stevens
New Residents Arrive In Grafton From Rock Hill
Mr and Mrs William Greene of Rock Hill South Carolina arrived in Grafton yesterday to live with the Wilson family on Maple avenue while they settle. They bring their infant daughter Marcia Elaine. Mr and Mrs Greene are the town's newest arrivals.
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William Greene
Rock Hill
S. C
Grafton
Greene
Harry M. Wilson
Maple Avenue
Greenes
Mrs. Greene
Marcia Elaine
4-H Club meeting list omits Patty Wolfe in work tour notice
Medical attention notes list Myrtle Bolyard Route 1 Grafton and Bell McWilliams 730 Pearl Street as treated. Discharged were Mary Bartlett Route 4 Grafton Leroy Newcome Blueville James Boyles Route 1 Grafton and Pred Melifee Newbury. Patty Wolfe’s name was erroneously omitted from the member present record of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Bolyard
Grafton
Bell McWilliams
Pearl Street
Mary Bartlett
Leroy Newcome
Blueville
James Boyles
Pred Melifee
Newbury
Patty Wolfe
Embroidered Apron Pattern Promotes Butterfly Design
The Grafton Sentinel advertises pattern 7076 for an embroidered apron with butterfly transfers. It promotes easy pattern-visual charts, photos, and complete directions, requesting fifteen cents for pattern and an additional fifteen cents for a 1945 Needleworld Book with illustrations.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Station
York
Needleworld
Blonde Traps Plotters In Ant-Nazi Case Indictments Sought
Attorney General Earvene Cook of Georgia planned grand jury indictments against the Columbians an anti-Necro anti Jewish group based on confessions that the organization plotted to overthrow the government A glamorous blonde Rene Forrest lured two members to become state witnesses The girl worked for the Columbians office via the Anti Nazi League in a sensational international case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earvene Cook
Georgia
Columbians, Inc
Rene Forrest
Lamer Walker
Ralph Childers
Miss Forrest
Anti-Nazi League
Columbians
International
Kentucky 14 tobacco sold for over $1,100 at Huntington market
A crop grown by Clarence Davis of Milton on nine tenths of an acre weighed 2,088 pounds and sold on the Huntington Tobacco Co market yesterday for 1,101.29 dollars. The tobacco was described by an unnamed source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Kentucky
Clarence Davis
Milton
Koontz Proposes $500000 Contingency Fund Plan
Koontz urged creation of a $500000 contingency fund to be spent at the board of public works discretion. He also urged provisions for construction and major capital outlays in a supplemental bill separate from the main budget, following a precedent like the 1945 postwar expenditures bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz
Board of Public Works
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Grafton and
R. M. Thorn
West Washington Street
Union Protestant Hospital
Clarksburg
Orle Toiletries
Christy Knives
Mackinaws
Pullman
Boy Scouts of America
Haversack
Tonette
Latrobe Ata
CUB
Explorer
Mendelson Junk Company Grafton
Fatso
Mole
Nang
Party
Wii
Nationwide
Matt Te
Joan
Fluor Deveny Bldg
Auling
City Lites General Delivery & Transfer
Hugh Greene
East Main
Evans Furniture
Adam Hat
Ature
Barton's
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