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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1957
Page
3
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Calendar items list December activities in Knottsville including a ladies food sale at Roberts Hardware at 9 AM, crippled children party at First Presbyterian Church at 1 30 PM with gift deadlines by Monday, and various chapter meetings at Masonic Temple and Browns Low Park. Gift drop sites include gas offices and Bess Kennedy's Beech Street office.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Loran of Walnut Street depart for Oklahoma City to stay with nephew and nieces J. W. Wharton family for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moore from Washington DC visit Holt Apartments parents Mr. and Mrs. Max Rau. Rau to join them Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pembroke leave for St. Louis to spend Christmas with daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Friedman of Shaker Heights plan Christmas with Harry and an unnamed spouse in Maple Avenue home.
December hospital records list admissions for Virgie Miller Rt. 1 Beatrice Harshbarger Rt. 1 Thornton Bertha Bolyard Thornton and discharges on December 18 include Rosemary Moore Loretta Poling Rt. 1 Vonda Workama Jefferies Ave Sharon Collins Rt. 4.
The Pruntytown Homemakers Club held a Christmas party at Cozy Rest with eleven members and three guests, new officers installed for 1958, and a gift exchange plus a dinner. The Eastern Star Woman's Club met at the Masonic Temple for a Christmas program with music, readings, and refreshments.
The Hepzibah Parents-Teachers Association met at Hepzibah School with president Joel Johnson and Miss Nettie Anderson leading devotional and program. The group enjoyed carols, a movie, and refreshments. Mrs Snyder’s room won best attendance. Birth notices include a son for Floyd E Bolyard and a son for James M Harshcharger both in Grafton City Hospital with weights and times.
Mrs Grace Rowe was honored at a steak supper hosted by Mrs Stewart Pritchard of 87 Lincoln Street for her 44th wedding anniversary. The gathering featured conversation and music with guests including Frank Fitzgerald Carl McGee Mary Filski Homer Parsons and Eleanor and Ethel Gillespie.
Members of St Matthias Episcopal Church gathered at the parish house for a Christmas party and gift exchange completing with carols, games led by Rev Allen Sither, and refreshments. The hall was festively decorated with pines candles and a Christmas tree.
The Esther Peters Young Adult class of Fetterman Methodist Church met in the church social rooms for a covered dish dinner and a gift exchange under a trimmed tree. Rev D L Shearer received a card and goodwill gift. Devotions by Bill Lawler featured songs readings and poems. The class voted to send a Thank-A-Gram to the Board of Education and an advertising agent for sponsoring Sun stine Boys. Norma Jaco named flower fund chairman. Attendees included numerous members and families. There will be no January meeting due to revival. next gathering planned for February.
On January 25 the Grafton Woman's Club will stage the Silver Fantasy Ball at the Elks Ballroom from 10 pm to 1 am The Caveliers will furnish and Mrs Robert Cleer Mrs Charles Crawford and others are handling Milan arrangements for the ball It promises to be one of the nicest of the winter season Members and friends are invited to attend The dance will be semi formal.
Harmony Grove Baptist Church women hosted a Christmas program at the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Smouse with guessing games and a prize for the best guess. Mrs Barbara Smallwood won. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Smouse with help from Mrs Aldean Beem Mrs Camilla Gathrop and Mrs Louise Harris. The next meeting is set for the third Thursday in January at Mrs Donna Tucker’s home. Blue whale caves are sometimes 20 feet long and weigh 5000 pounds.
An article urges teens and young women to manage oily skin through light creams, astringents, and avoiding hot water. It notes sebum activity peaks between sixteen and thirty, recommends fat-free diets, more vegetables and fruit, and daily baths with a soaped brush. Deep breathing and air washing are advised to improve complexion.
The Grafton Business Girls met December 18 at 7 30 p m at Miss Nellie Cook s home for their regular Christmas gathering with Maxine Cockrell assisting. Canasta and Scrabble kept members busy and a gift exchange occurred. A served course was shared by listed members including Mapele Dillon Mary Jean Grinn Mildred Campbell Margaret Ginnan Jean Cans Flossie Johnson Virginia Powell Virginia Delany Violet LeMasters Annabelle Pitzer Ellen Jane Wiseman Virginia Floyd Nellie Cook Helen Lucas Helen Gerkins Maxine Cockrell Charlotte William Rosetta Wolfe Patty Gallagher Birdie Lough Marion Gough and Nanny Bolyard. The short tailed shrew is noted as the most common mammal in American woodlands.
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