Naomi Chapter of Eastern Star Holds Stated Meeting
Naomi chapter No 12 of the Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple at 8 o clock for a stated meeting. Mrs Mildred Rohrbough served as worthy matron with Henry G Harter as worthy patron. Initiallory work was carved. Mrs Emma Brown hosted refreshments for attendees. Visitor Leyla Hawkins from Ann Win charter Lawrenceville Georgia attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mildred Rohrbough
Henry G. Harter
Emma Brown
Leyla Hawkins
Ann Win
Lawrenceville
Georgia
U B Women’s Society Christmas Program at Church
The Evangelical United Brethren Women’s Missionary Society held a December church gathering in the church auditorium. The event united the Friendship circle Guild Girls Missionary society and Brotherhood circle for an evening of music poetry and talks headed by Mrs C Y Crall The program featured Virginia Lake Janet Sue Boylen Ruth Crall and others with readings including How Far Is It To Bethlehem and Letters Across The Border Line plus a talk on Quincy orphanage and a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
Evaf
Ical United Brethren Church
Friendship Circle
Guild Girls
The
Missionary Society
Brotherhood Circle
Virginia Lake
C. Y. Crall
B. F. Poe
Ralph Redinger
Janet Sue Boylen
Ruth Crall
Crall
Bethlem
D. W. Jaco
Linn Norman
Harold Waller
Barbara Redinger
Mary Catherine Boylen
Helen’ Virginia Redinger
C. P. Uhl
Quincy
December Christmas gatherings of Redwing clubs and church groups
A compilation of holiday meetings across Redwing with Mrs Pearl Huss ton Lincoln street at 8 pm December 16 and multiple December 17 18 and 19 sessions at Warren Methodist Andrews United Brethren First Baptist First Presbyterian and other local venues. Activities include Christmas parties regular meetings and gift exchanges with hostesses and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwing Club
Pearl Husston
Lincoln Street
WSCS
Warren Methodist Church
J. H. Ellington
King Daughters Bible Class
United Brethren Church
W.s.cs
Andews Methodist Church
Eina Poling
L. J. Lear
First Baptist Church
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Helen Thayer
West
Washington Street
Earl B. McCord
Lucille Payne
Yates Avenue
Annabelle Wilson
Mildred Tucker
V.F.W. Hall
Minnie Thorn
Nellie Wolfe
Eana Poling
Hee
Martha Hines
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Russell DeMoss
Long Street
Local Girls to Appear In Benefit Show
Four local girls will appear in the Times Christmas Fund Benefit Show to be held next Saturday midnight in Fairmont featuring Dancing Dells of Miss Ninalou Stone a noted dancer and instructor. Miss Stone known for the Stone School of Dance and her Grafton Senior high school summer program will also present a Monday recital See You In My Dreams sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association and led by Mrs Mildred R Bord. Local girls Judy Miller Mary Andrews Janet Thayer and Marcia Malone join the Fairmont show and Monday recital trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Fairmont
Ninalou Stone
Miss Stone
Grafton
Stone School of Dance
Girls’ Athletic Association
Mildred R. Bord
Judy Miller
Mary Andrews
Janet Thayer
Marcia Malone
Norma Parkhill Entertains Grafton 4-H Club
Miss Norma Lee Parkhill hosted the Grafton Senior 4-H Club at Gay Street. Lela Haun presented a program with a poem, demonstration How To Make a Christmas Salad, a reading by Ruth Marie Bumgardner, and a reading/story The Other Wise Man. County agent Lalia Lagamfelter outlined proper demonstration methods. The club planned a Christmas food basket for a needy family and a party at Nancy Smith’s home. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother to members including Lela Haun and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lee Parkhill
Grafton
Gay Street
Lela Haun
Vera Klepful
Richard Parkhill
Ruth Marie Bumgardner
Lalia Lagamfelter
Nancy Smith
Mrs. Parkhill
Janice Lambert
Richardean Parkhill
Louise Cutright
Barbara Redinzer
Janice Haskins
Mary K. Boylen
Vera Alice Klepfel
Marjorie Heeble
Bonnie Butcher
Rosemary Cutright
Miss
Junior Class Christmas Dance at Grafton High School
The Junior class of Grafton Senior High held its annual Christmas dance in the field house with festive decorations a Christ tree and a fireplace. Santa Claus appeared played by Pvt John Pitzer who recently finished Marine boot camp at Parris Island. Proceeds from a refreshment stand funded the junior class.
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Santa Claus
Grafton
Norma Walls
Helen Louise Cutright
Wayne Knotts
John Pitzer
Pvt
Pitzer
U. S. Marines Corps
Parris Island
8. C
D.O. B. Class Holds Christmas Program Meeting
The Blueville Methodist church D.O.B. class met at Mrs. George Hunt’s home in Brownlow Park. Mrs. Mildred Henry led devotionals, and the group sang What A Friend We Have In Jesus in unison. Mrs. Mary Beck presided. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman presented a Christmas program with readings by Mrs. Carolyn Ichalingamfelter and Mrs. Bruce Bumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.O.B
Blueville
Elizabeth Bowman
Carolyn Icha Lingamfelter
Bruce Bumgardner
Christmas Meeting Includes Readings And Caroling
Mrs Bowman presented Origin of Christmas questions and answers while Mrs Edith Brown spoke on Education Miss Bessie Shafferman read a piece Mrs Hunt rendered a Christmas Time and the group sang Joy To The World An evening luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Brown announced for the next regular meeting at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menear
Bowman
George Hunt
Bessie Shafferman
Edith Brown
Mrs Turnley Hosts Blueville Class Dinner Meeting
Mrs Ralph Turnley entertained the King's Daughters Bible class of Blueville Methodist church at her home. In the president's absence, vice president Mrs Raphael Turnley chaired. Ethel Lulas led devotionals before business, followed by a social hour. Hostess Mrs Turley served refreshments. Mrs Charles Rogers will join the class in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Turnley
King’s Daughters Bible
Bluevile Methodist Resarch
Raphael ‘Turnley
Ethel Lulas
Turley
Charles Rogers Wil
Veronica Sue Trisler Born To John Trisler Family
Mr and Mrs John Trisler announce the birth of a seven pound daughter born December 12 in 305 East Washington street This is their first child and she is named Veronica Sue The mother is Alma Austin of Independence. Admitted To Hospital Mrs Reed of 433 West Francis street was admitted for major surgery at the city hospital this week She is the former Rita Sinsel of Route 3 Graduates From Weather School Pyt Warren R Pilson son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Pilson 135 East Knotts avenue recently graduated from the Weather Observers school at Chanute Field Illinois Visiting Mother Mrs Fred Grinnan of order avenue recently called to New Straitsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trisler
East Washington Street
Veronica Sue
Alma Austin
Independence
Reed
West Francis Street
City Hospital
Rita Sinsel
Route 3
Fred Grinnan
Order Avenue
New Straitsville
Veteran faces choice over supporting manslaughter victim’s children
HATTIESBURG Miss Dec 14 1946 World War II veteran W G Sherrill 29 faced a jail sentence or support payments for 10 minor children of John D Gardner killed in a traffic accident. Jury found him guilty of manslaughter and Judge Haralson set $5 monthly per child until age 18 totaling about 5000 over 15 years. An anonymous Vet offered to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattifsburg
Miss
HL Sherrill
John D. Gardner
William Haralson
Sherrill
Sherill
Collins, Miss
Hattiesburg (Miss
Gardner
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Rover
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CBS
Monongahela Power CO
R. Turnley
Speer
Ohio
Cecilia Evans
Wingo
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Virginia
James, B. Pettis
Clarksburg Finance CO
Carl B. White
Mgr
Grafton Banking 4 Trust
W. Va
Osita
Roberts
Toyland
Santa
Jack
Sue
Thicycles
Mary Lou Zglatunes
Ats Sewing Machine
West Main Street
Philipppilié
Flemington
Jarver
Woodford
D. W. Lawson
Webster Road
Poa
Ieee Piowera
Almaer
East Knotts Avenue
Christmas _treen
Harry S. White
Mayle Brothers
Norgerefi
Ice
C. B. Music Co
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