Calendar of Christmas parties and club meetings
Community groups in Blueville and nearby towns announce Christmas gatherings throughout December. The listings include gift exchanges, potlucks, and charity drives hosted by Wice ME BRU Protective Home Circle, Golden A Group, VPW Auxiliary, Alpha Mu Beta Sigma Phi, FOX Auxiliary, Haymond Parm Woman's Club, Grafton Quota Club, Ladies Auxiliary B. of RT, WSCS at two churches, King's Daughter Class, Elizabeth Cummins Jackson Chapter, Oak Grove Woman's Club, Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda Sorority, and West Virginia Industrial School boxes for boys. Gift exchanges require $1, bring food, and reservations due by mid-December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traap
Jt Hal
Re Nue
Blueville
Golden
Hoya
Hartford Haller
al Cberaie
Car- 14
VPW
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Kenneth Daugherty
FOX, Auxiliary
Haymond Parm Woman's Club
Ruth Thorn
Lah
Grafton Quota Club
St. Matthias Boies
Grace Marie Bartlett
Nummer
Ladies Auxiliary
B. of
K. of P. Hall
W.S.C.S
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ws.cs
S. John's Methodist Church
King’s Daughter
E.U.B. Church
Elizabeth Cummins
Jackson
Daughters of American Révolution
Rhea Pishet
Florence “Wilkinson
Oak Grove
Lucas
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Grafton
West, Virginia
Personal notes on travelers and visitors in Baltimore and Clarksburg
James E. Michel inspector of accounts for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad makes a business visit in Baltimore. Grace Binsel spent Wednesday in Clarksburg. Mr and Mrs Glen Harman of Blueville spent the day in Clarksburg. Mr and Mrs E R Carruthers of Brownlow Park have returned home at Steubenville where they attended the funeral of Charles Jacobs, their uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Michel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Glen Harman
Blueville
Clarksbore
E.R. Carruthers
Brownlow Park
Steubenyilie
Corri
Charles Jacobs
Hospital Admissions December 13 Report
Nag mi Watson, Diana Gless, Helen Boyles, Walter McFarling, Agnes Ball, Dorothy Knicely, Nancy Bepmett, Bessie Curry, Mayme Wittman among others admitted. Locations include Tunnelton Moatsville Shornton and Rt. 1 Rt. 3 Grand St High St Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagmi Watson
Wernut
Diana Gless
Tunnelton
Helen Boyles
Shornton
Walter McFarling
W Main St
Agnes Ball
Moatsville
Dorothy Knicely
High
Nancy Bepmett
Bessie Curry
Mayme Wittman
Grand St
Business Girls Plan January Polio Dance in County
The Grafton Business Girls held a Wednesday 6:30 gathering at Mrs. Virginia DeLaney's home to form committees for a polio dance on January 26 at an upcoming location. Committees covered orchestra, tickets, publicity, and posters with several members named. A gift exchange and games followed the business session, listing participants and one guest, Louise Tighe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Virginia DeLaney
Nellie Cook
Mildred Campbell
Nancy Bolyard
Virginia De‘Laney
Helen Gerkins
Flossie Johnson
Patty Gallagher
June Gans
Margaret Jean Grinnan
Margaret
Blueville Youth Group Plans Christmas Aid Drive
The Young Adult Leadership Class of the Blueville church held its monthly meeting in the church social rooms. A rum dinner marked the season while gifts were exchanged. The group collected artists items for the Methodist Children's Home at Burlington, a yearly project. A council meeting is slated for December 17 at 7 30 pm with several couples listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville Church
Burlington
Redt
Blueville
Council
Council Meetiag
James Riggleman
Zandra
Marleen
Tom Nye
Tilbert Voore
Sandra
Jo Ann
Raymond Pogers Lind
Bob
Carl Mayear
Barbara
Edward
Cimford Reynolds
Martha and
Tarriett
Frank Achilt
Sin
Pythian Sisters Plan Election at Friendship Temple
The Pythian Sisters Friendship Temple No. 67 met Tuesday evening in the K of P Hall with Most Excellent Chief Alverda Moron presiding. Officers were nominated, a Secret Pal gift exchange occurred, new names were drawn for next year, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Moran and Mrs. Sallie Newcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters Friendship Temple No. 67
The
K. of
P. Hall
Alverda Moron
Moran
Sallie Newcome
Births in Tunnelton at Grafton City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Cecil Bolyard announce a daughter born at Grafton City Hospital weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Mr and Mrs Harold Glass announce a birth at Grafton City Hospital. Mr and Mrs Cecil Watson announce a son at Grafton City Hospital weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bolyard
Tunnelton
Grafton City Hospital
Harold Glass
Cecil Watson
Walnut St
Mrs Pepper Hosts Circle Of First Presbyterian Church
Circle No 1 of the Women s Society met at Mrs Brooks Pepper s home for the regular meeting Mrs Pepper led devotions and presided over the business session A social hour and gift exchange followed the business meeting The hostess served a salad course to listed attendees including Mrs Mary Hines Mrs Bessie Powell Mrs Carrie Sellars and others
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Woman's Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Brooks Pepper
Roy Sergent
Chester Delaney
Jacques Newton
Miss Sheets
White Fawn Circle Nominates Officers for Next Year
White Fawn Circle met Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the K of P Hall for a covered dish dinner and an Indian sister gift exchange revealing names. Four new names were drawn for the coming year. A Christmas gift exchange and the annual nomination of officers were held. Election to be held at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parakontas White Fawn Circle
K. of P. Hall
St Johns Church to present pageant Jesus The Light Of The World
St Johns Methodist Church will present an original candle light pageant at 7 30 Sunday December 16 titled Jesus The Light of the World written by Nellie Lee Williams The pageant portrays Jesus as central in history with song and story Curtis Shaffer leads the senior group with Mrs Norman Adlington at the organ Nellie Williams directs the junior group with Mrs Leo Kincaid as pianist A short primary program of recitations and songs precedes the pageant.
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St. John's Methodist Church
Nellie Lee Williams
Jesus
Igt
Curtis Shaffer
Norman Adlington
Mise Nellie Williams
Leo Kincaid
Card of Thanks for Charles L. Whiteman
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of our husband and father Charles L. Whiteman. Thanks also to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employees the L.O.O.F. Lodge Rev LB Withlin those who donated cars and all who blessed us in this time. Mrs Charles L. Whiteman and Charles L. Whiteman Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Whiteman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
L.o.of
Withlin
Charles L. Whiteman, Jr
Auxiliary Of Legion In Meeting Christ mas Party and Gifts
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs Shields home for their annual Christmas party and gift exchange. President Pauline Stevens led a business session on sending Christmas baskets to needy veteran families. Games and socializing followed with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Shields and many named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ae Shields
Pauline Stevens
Evenin Jand
O| Ottié Poe
Minnie Pitzer
Lillian Morgan
Mary Beverlin
Pansy Evans
Virginia Henderson
Florence Watkins
Mayme Foley
Hildj Lake
Florence Friedman
Mabel Bartlett
Stevens
Opal Vogel
Florence Morgan
Shields
MYF Presents Christmas Play Seeing the Star
The M Y E of the Feuerman Methodist Church will present a three act Christmas play Seeing the Star by Alberta Hawse on Sunday December 16 in the church sanctuary. Ruth Phillips a young worker loves Austin who lost faith after a quarrel with his brother. The cast includes Ruth Phillips Dolores Moran Paul Taylor Joellen Betty Lambert Jeff David Weaver Ted Bob McFarland Bob Billy Johnson Larry Buddy Jefferies Kay Dianne Criss and Nancy Nellie Taylor. Joellen will sing two solos Lord We Come and Star of the East. Other participants include Janice McDaniel Lowell Boice and Herman Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.ye
Feuerman Methodist Church
Alberta Hawse
Christ
Ruth Philipps
Austin
Delores Moran
Paul Taylor
Joellen
Betty Lamert
Jeff
David Weaver
Ted
Bob McFarland
Bob
Billy Johnson
Larry
Buddy Jefferies
Kay
Dianne Criss
Nancy
Nellie Taylor
Janice McDaniel
Lowell Boice
Herman Moran
Card of Thanks from Drain Family
The family of George W Drain er expresses heartfelt gratitude to relatives friends neighbors ministers and organizations for the kind sympathy shown at the burial of our husband and father. Wife Doin? Sons, Daughter.
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George W. Drainer
Soins
Blueville 4-H Club Renames To Blue Ribbon Club
The Blueville Blue Ribbon 4 H Club holds a December meeting with Rita Blue as president and votes to rename the group The Blueville Blue Ribbon 4 H Club. Larry Nose hosts the next gathering as members hear a Christmas scripture reading and Helen Fleming presents a sewing program for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville
iClub
Hogan
Nancy Benton
Rita Blue
Larry Nose
Path Sobello
Helen Fleming
Nancy Menton
Trudy McVicker
Karen Johns
Karen Weaver
Mary Cox
Mary Williams
Toi Shaffer
Janie Helen
Sylvia Dolnison
Mary Jane Amstrohe
Jo Ann Devault
Dian DeVault
Randy Jennngs
Clhda Dowell
Miss Anvil Ad
Andrews Circle Plans Meeting at Church Dinner
Andrews Circle No 2 WSCS of Andrews Methodist Church met at Mrs Walter Pattons home for their monthly session. Mrs Patton chaired the business, plans were made for the church gathering on December 18 a covered dish dinner with a gift exchange. Next meeting set at Mrs W H Chenoweths home Grand St Mrs Pow Warrens devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
WSCS
Andrews Methodist Church
Walter Patton
Regulr
Patton
Bob Brown
W. H. Chenoweth
Grand St
Pow Warren
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Grace Binsel
Clarksburg
Harmond McGee
Haislip St
Harry Murray
Virginia Bhi
W. Washington St
Mabel Brown
Blueville Drive
Eek Aioe
Business Girls
Pythian Sisters Plan
Sordon
Yardley
America
England
Mrs. Pepper
St. John’s
Auxiliary of Legion
Formica
W. Va
Beech Street
Andrews Circle
Phon
Lester & Wurlitzer
Ww. Va
Norcross
Fron Magnavox
Monongahela Power CO
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