Tau Phi Lambda Hosts 32 at West Main Hall Meeting
Destg Nu Chapter of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held its regular meeting with 32 sisters present. New president Mildred Cole presided and awarded Edith Jo Foley a gold star card for securing 125,000 lines of publicity in 1948. prizes and gifts were given, a yearbook was announced, and a dessert social followed with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Nestor
Helen Hussion
Norma Moyer
Leoma Zumbro
Louise Arble
Ellen Tingler
Rita Reed
Betty Sinsel
Mary Jaco
Louise Hart
Irma Jean Stutler
Florence Johnson
Mildred Cole
Betty L. Brown
Thelma DeMoss
Gladys Murphy
Treva Lawler
Kathaleen Bolyard
Monford Long
Barbara Wyckoff
Jackie McDaniel
Norma Murphy
Elizabeth Sinsel
Helen Miner
Clarabel Upton
Virginia Peters
Marjorie Ridenour
Helen Hussidn
Edith Jo Foley
Marie McVicker
Grace Marie Bartlett
Kathleen Young
Betty Rinker
Faye K. Littman
Mary Louise Fawcett
Irma Stutler
Mildrer Cole
Maxine Harvey
J H Kirkpatrick Elected President of New Council
J H Kirkpatrick was chosen president of the Religious Council of Education of the Grafton City Sunday Schools at the First Presbyterian church. E L McDaniel and Mrs B Mason were elected vice president and secretary treasurer. The meeting planned a spring rally and a youth meeting during National Youth Week with services at local churches. The Reverend F Carl Davis led the devotional act and the benediction was given by Reverend Warner T Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Religious Council of Education
Grafton City
First Presbyterian Church
Kirkpatrick
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. L. McDaniel
B. Mason
First Baptist Church
F. Carl Davis
Fred Robinson
Warner T. Gifford
The
Club and church event listings for Fairmont area
February schedule lists meetings of the D O B Class Hepzibah Home Improvement Club American Legion Auxiliary Judson Missionary Society Grafton Business Girls Circle No 1 W S C S Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Mu Chapter and other groups with dates February 1 2 3 7 8 plus a closed note about reservations February 28 and January 28 patrolman acquitted in shooting case of Theodore Boyles at the glass plant Walter Garrison Jr found not guilty by Marion county jury Boyles testified
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville Methodist Church
Bertha Jacobs
Charles Bunner
Bessie Shafferman
Hepzibah Home Improvement Club
Lizzie Cathell
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Legion Home
Judson Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Grafton Business Girls Club
Grafton
Elenor Weekley
Circle No. 1
W. 8
C.S
St. John’s Methodist Church
Russell Demoss
Leon Proudfoot
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
James Gowans
W.S.C
Blueville
WS CS
West Main Street Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Emma Lewis
Empire Market Building
Lucille Grinneman
W. H. Shafferman
J. Paul Murphy
Thomas B. Costain
Fairmont
Theodore Boyles
Marion County
Walter Garrison, Jr
Boyles
Return Home M Vicker Family From Norfolk Trip
Mrs Kenneth MeVicker and daughter Charlotte Lee have returned to their Near McGee home after visiting husband C K MeVicker of Norfolk Virginia who attends instructor school in NorK and will finish this Saturday He will move to Louisville Kentucky to coach navigation at the University of Louisville Mrs McVicker and daughter will join him there soon Also Mrs Maude Grinnan and Mrs Henry Grinnan of this city returned from Washington DC where they attended inauguration ceremonies for President Truman They visited sisters Mrs CW Aen Washington and Mrs Merle Madera of Fort Meade Maryland Then Mr and Mrs George Todd left for Huntington to attend their son Elmer Lee s wedding to Miss Princes Lee Caldwell of Kenova Saturday at 2 30 PM Elmer is a senior at Marshall College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth MeVicker
Charlotte Lee
McGee
C. K. MeVicker
Norfolk
Virgini
Henry Grinnan
Washington, D. C
Henry Grunan
Cw. Aen Washington
Merle Madera
Fort Meade
Maryland
Washington
Harry S.truman
George
West Main Street
Huntington
Elmer Lee
Lee Caldwell
Kenova
Marshall College
Gillars Nazi Propaganda Trial Recessed Till Monday
Jurors in the Axis Sally treason case gain a pause as Mildred Gillars hearings are recessed to Monday. The 48 year old Portland Maine native is accused of broadcasting Nazi propaganda on Radio Berlin during World War II. Jurors reviewed recordings and will hear more evidence as prosecutors seek to prove betrayal for Nazi cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gillars
Portland
Maine
Radio Berlin
Miss Gillars
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Roduce
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Herald- Dispatch
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Premier Brown Bread
McGrath
Ton Daves
Annsey A&p
Wasp Jone
A&p
Zim
Rite Cold
Qoth
Texas Gardens
Ann Page
Sultana
Iona
Baker Maid Saltines
Mazala Oil
Sunnyfield
Choh
Ry Shea
A & P Sea Foods
Fender Beef
Whitehouse Mil
Ivery Sear
Ee Eaersal
APPLE
M &D
Grand Street
Barton’s
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