Christmas Program Highlighted by Sunday School Classes
The Evangelical United Brethren church hosted a Christmas program by its Sunday School classes with performances by Junior to High School groups. Readings, solos, a clarinet trio, a candlelight drill, and piano and organ pieces led to a group singalong and a closing prayer by Reverend C. V. Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
Merrill Stilwell
John Jenkins
Carl Boylen
Susan Matsey
Ruth Crall
We Three Kings
Rosalie Losh
Lineola McKeen
Joan Bennett
Jackie Williams
Linda McKeen
Donna Jean Hendrickson
Virginia Baugh
William Pyles
Mary Alice Woodford
Barbara Cameron
Shirley Shingleton
Flora Lee Travis
Janet Sue Boylen
Charlotte Ann Stilwell
C. V. Ttate
Christmas In Other Lands At R T S Party
The Protist Ready to Serve party at the church featured a devotional led by Mrs. Mamie Williamson with carols and the poem Christmas Everywhere. readings by Ethiel Preston, Vena Murray, Molly Shaw, Mary Jo Braddock, Lillie Adlington, Norm Wolfe highlighted how Christmas is celebrated in other lands with candle lighting for each country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Williamson
Christ
Ethiel Preston
Mexico
Vena Murray
Sweden
Molly Shaw
Mary Jo
Braddock
al- Lillie Adlington
China
Norms Wolfe
Syria
Fannie Adlington
Melba Stillby
Ann Jones
Mrs Heironimus Hosts Missionary Society Christmas Party
The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian met at Mrs. T. W. Heironimus Sr. home for a December gathering. Florence Wilkinson read the Christmas story, carols were sung, and each member offered a benediction. A short business period preceded a social hour with lifts, hosted by Mrs. Heironimus assisted by Mrs. Rhea Fisher and Mrs. Virginia Stavely. Twelve members attended with two guests, Mrs. Kitty Gill and Mrs. Stavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
T. W. Heironimus
Heironimus
Florence Wilkinson
Rhea Fisher
Virginia Stavely
Kitty Gill
Gifts Exchanged At Gough Home Party
The Willing Workers met at Mrs. Claude Gough’s home for a monthly session with a brief business meeting led by the president. Members enjoyed games and a gift exchange followed by refreshments hosted by the hostess for a list of attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gough
Gay Boyles
Agnes Boyles
Charles’ Gough
Evelyn Gough
Earl Swzadder
Shirley Nester
Willis Nester
Bernite, Phillips
Alice Williams
Jean Williams
Junior Shroyer
Arnolds Wilson
Betty Jean Wilson
Carole Kimble
Barbara
Haymond Club Christmas Party at the Church
The Haymond Community club met at the church on December 20 for a Christmas program of music and readings. An exchange of gifts highlighted the gathering, with refreshments served to a long list of members including Mrs. Henderson and Mesdames Montgomery, Riggleman, Newcome, Hunt, Norris, Lemmon, and Poe, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond Community Club
Henderson
Trias
Bertha Montgomery
Flora Riggleman
Blanche Newcome
George Hunt
Hazel Norris
Katherine Lemmon
Emily Poe
Ursula Poe
Agnes Brown
Ruby Thorn
Bertie Bolivard
Avgie Lucas
Mary Armstrong
Lulu Satterfield
Nora Por
Elizabeth Watkins
Mattie Jacobs
Virginia Henderson
Bernadine Jacobs
Florence Watkins
Lelah Travis
Sewing Club Met At Mrs Cole Home For Christmas Program
The C B F Sewing Club gathered at Mrs Har old Cole on Grand Street for a Christmas program and carol singing. After a short business meeting and sewing session, refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Kenneth Cole to several members including James W J Bailey C A Keefer Earl Smith A Ray Shaw Mary Metzner A J Brannan A V Cuppett Ada Gall Ora Koch Harley Haller James Welch and Roy C Hargett. Onion juice enhances the macaroni and cheese casserole flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B.F. Sewing Club
Harold Cole
Grand Street
Kenneth Cole
James W. J. Bailey
C. A. Keefer
Earl Smith
A. Ray Shaw
Mary Metzner
A. J. Brannan
A. V. Cuppett
Ada Gall
Ora Koch
Arley Haller
James Welch
Roy C. Hargett
Christmas refreshment hostesses brighten club meeting
Gladys Losh Mrs Belle Hefner and Mrs Margaret Crall hosted delicious Christmas refreshments for thirty six members and guests. ABR Coming Events December 27 The Senior 4 B club dances at the Elks ballroom at 8 pm chaperoned by mothers. A program planned for intermission. December 29 Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics meets in the Daughters of America hall. December 23 A Cantata on East Main street at 7 30 pm Child of Bethlehem will be at Beulah Baptist church Pruntytown Friday at 8 pm directed by Mr George Price Everyone invited to attend. December 23 Fidelis Club First Presbyterian Christmas party at Mrs Rhea Fisher Washington street at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks' Ballroom
Mothers of Club
Mountaineer Council No. 44
Junior Order
United American Mechan Cri Gs
Daughters of America Hall
East Main Street
Child of Bethlehem
Beulah Baptist Church
Pruntytown
George Price
Fidelis Cluc
First Presbyterian
Holiday Visitors and Birth Announced in Dewey Ave Notices
Mrs W E Crudup of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs C R McCullough of Pittsburgh plan weekend visits with Mr and Mrs R L Campbell on Dewey Avenue. Rex Nuzum and spouse depart Friday for Wilmington Delaware to visit their son Joan Nuzum and family for Christmas. A daughter Sandra Kay Dadisman weighing five pounds nine ounces was born December 19 at City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Dadisman formerly Betty Jean Gillespie. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs M Gillespie and Mr and Mrs Walter Dadisman of Philippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crudup
Washington, D. C
C. R. McCullough
Pittsburgh
Mrs
Rex Nuzum
Wilmington
Delaware
Joan Nuzua and
Famly
Aughter
Robert Lee Dadisman
Prospect Street
City Hospital
Sandra Kay
Dadisman
Betty Jean Gillespie
M. Gillespie
Prospect, Street
Walter .Dadisman
Philippi
Ee Boreo
M A L C Holds Christmas Program
The Ladies Auxiliary of the N A L C hosted its annual Christmas party at the West Main street community building with a turkey dinner for city carriers their wives families and guests. A fifty cent exchange followed and officers were elected: president Pauline Parkhill vice president Naomi Smith secretary Hazel Reed financial secretary Francis Cole treasurer Nettie MecVicker color bearer Jackie McDaniel chaplain Jean Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NA. L. C
West Main Street
Pauline Parkhill
Naomi Smith
Hazel Reed
Francis Cole
Nettie MecVicker
Jackie McDaniel
Jean Shoemaker
James Parkhill
Ernest Smith
Kenneth Cole
Howard Courtney
Omar Lambert
Join Shoemaker
Harold Gillispie
Ay Wisemen
Dale McDaniel
W A. Henderson
Glade Run Farm Women Hold Monthly Meeting
The Glade Run Farm Women's club met at Mrs. Hazel Goodwin's home for their regular monthly gathering and covered dish dinner. W H Goodwin and Wanda McCartney led the devotional and business session, with a gift exchange and a shower for Mrs. Clare McCartney. Attendees included Doris Lundy Bertha Cozad Betty Bolyard Flossie Bradley Clare McCartney Wanda McCartney Pearl McCartney Lenore Crouser and others. children also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Run Farm Women’s Club
Hazel Goodwin
W. H Goodwin
Wanda McCartney
Clare McCartney
Doris Lundy
Bertha Cozad
Betty Bolyard
Flossie Bradley
Pearl McCartney
Lenore
Willing Workers 4-H Make Holiday Wreaths
Willing Workers 4-H club met at Mrs. Charles Shackelford on the Grafton Morgantown road to craft Christmas wreaths. Members and guests shared singing by Nancy and Leo Craft and Charles Shackelford Jr. A gift exchange followed with refreshments provided by Mrs. Shackelford and helpers Lucille Henderson and Helen Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shackelford
Grafton-Morgantown
Willing
Nancy
Leo Craft
Charles Lez Shackelford
Shackelford
Lucille Henderson
Helen “Lucas
Charles Dickie
Jimmy Weaver
Jimmy Lucas
Charles Lucas
Naomi Weaver
Dottie Weaver
Wilma J. Weaver
Shirley Summers
Leo Stevens
Nancy Craft
Edward Satterfield
Francis Satterfield
Gary Knotts
Donna Watkin
Helen Lucas
Clyde Satterfield
Charles Lee Shackelford
John Weaver
Sharing and Giving Christmas Party of King’s Daughters Class
The King's Daughters Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren church held their annual Christmas party in a fully decorated classroom. Mrs. Carl Boylen led with a theme of Sharing and Giving, including readings, carols, pantomimes, and vocal duets by Mrs. Crall and others, closing withJoy to the World and a final prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters Bible Class
Evangelical United Prethren Churen
Carl Boylen
D. W. Jaco
L. H. Brags
C. V. Crall
Donna Jean Hendrickson
Virginia Lake
A.A. Crouser
Et Crall
Johnny Hendrickson
Roger Hi
Olaf Lawson
Margaret Crall
Neverend c. V. Tate
Barbour County Resident Dies At Home Thursday
Alexander A. Hamilton aged 61 native of Barbour county died at his Century home at 10 p m after months of illness. He was born January 27 1888. Survived by wife Lillian Hetz Hamilton and children Arthur Hamilton Wheeling and Mrs Lillian Zelin sky Century. He leaves brothers and sisters Mrs Marion Haddox McKeesport Pa Mrs Mary Tinney Paynesville Ohio Robert Hamilton Century Thomas Hamilton Hamilton Ohio George Hamilton Wendel Arthur Hamilton West Palm Beach Fla. The family details end with unrelated sentence about squash origins in the Western Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander A. Hamilton
Barbour County
Century
Arthur Hamilton
Anne Allerdige Hamilton
Lillian Hetz
Hamilton
Wheeling
Lillian Zelinsky
Marion Haddox
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Mary Tinney
Paynesville
Ohio
Robert Hamilton
Thomas Hamilton
George Hamilton
Wendel
West Palm Beach
Florida
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Mrs. Heironimus
Missionary Society
Gough
Sewing Club
Gladys Losh
Belle Hefner
Alice O'Connor
Queens
John
Intarnatio
R.L. Campbell
Dewey Avenue
Glade Run
W. R. Hearst
Santa Monica
Cal
Phoebe Millicent Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Phil E. Trooren, Jr
Phoenix
Ariz
Willsie Martin
International
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New
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Gotham
Main ST
Grafton
Bagbgaegeb
Imperial Family
Imperial
JCE
Welfare. Finance Corp
W. Main
Happy” Campbell
Mgr
By Florsheim
W. Va
Enenanaaie Ee
Walnut Street
Yankee Clover
NOMA
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