Dessert Bridge Honors Mrs Evans At West Main Home
Prints of Mrs John T Evans were part of a dessert bridge at Miss Carolyn Brown’s West Main street home Thursday night. Guests included Lucile McCafferty, Helen Moran, Jean Murray, and many locals. prizes, flowers, color themes, a gift shower for Mrs Evans, and punch were part of the evening. The guest list spans numerous local names and ends with thanks for the hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Evans
Carolyn Brown
West Main Street
Lucile McCafferty
Miss Brown
Helen Moran
Jean Murray
Evans
Punch
Moran
Murray
Mildred Bartlett
Helen Constance Lowe
Charlotte Rendle
Sh Welch
J. Paull Murphy
G. T. Bartlett, Jr
al Deblinger
Delmer Heck
John Bradford
William Murray
Abe Tackett
Perry‘Morgan
Paul Opp
Fairmont
Social Calendar Notes and Club Meetings Summary
July social events list quota club gathering at 6 15 p m with new members Mary Spare Louise Jaco Beurg h Riley Robert Rogers and Floyd Deets. Attendees include numerous local members with July 12 council meet at Robert McCue home. Entertainment includes bridge party hosted by Mrs William D Fisher with guests Helen Malone and Mrs J B Neal. Now and Then bingo night hosted by Mrs Mary Reisinger and Mrs James Roy at Orchard Street. Bi county WCTU executive meeting held at First M E church in Tunnelton June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond
William D. Fisher
Upper
Maple Avenue
Helen Malone
Washington D. C
J.B. Neal
Richard Robey
John Packman
J. B. Neal
Robey
Packman
James F. Holt
Harry Welch
Lawrence R. Swisher
Fisher
Mary Reisinger
James Roy
Orchard Street
Ruth Crouser
3Ummié Camden
Mary Wagoner
Miriam Isner
Miss Isner
Minnie Stilwell
Flora Stilwell
Alice Day
Minnie Sitwell
Bluevile
Crouser
Camden
Wagoner
Isner
Stilwell
Lulu Evans
Pearl Poling
Ivan Gough
Nina Sturms
Day
Barclay on Bridge readers urged to avoid traps
Central Press carries Barclay on Bridge by Shepard Barclay. The column warns declarers against telegraphed bids and preferences and advises defensively routing plans to counter obvious traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Central Press
Shepard Barclay
The
Authority On Authorities
Bridge hand notes with spade and club play details
A deal where South declared a diamond spade contract and cashed high cards while West signaled clubs and hearts. The defense by North-South produced a series of signaling errors and successful tricks for the declarer, with misled plays and a final result noted for the next problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
Tanhty
Ibad
West
South
East
New West
Art
Taylor-Preston bicounty convention planned for Tunnelton
After devotionals led by Mrs Christina Wolfe of Tunnelton the department chairman read rest ports. Plans were laid for the Taylor-Preston bicounty convention to be held September 15 at Tunnelton. One new Union has recently been organized in Preston county with Mrs BF Rankin as organizing officer. Taylor county members at the meeting included Mrs Virginia Mason president, Mrs Bertha Shafer, Mrs Mary Robinson and Mrs John Scranage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Wolfe
Tunnelton
Taylor-Preston
Preston County
BF. Rankin
Taylor County
Virginia Mason
Bertha Shafer
Mary Robinson
John Scranage
Local residents return from Uniontown with death in family
Mr and Mrs Charles Breedlove Mrs Edith Jenkins and Miss Nellie Pier returned from Uniontown Pa where they were summoned by the sudden death of William White a brother to Mrs Breedlove and Mrs Jenkins Harvey Bailey of East Liverpool is visiting his daughter Mrs Clarence Clovis in Parkview Mr and Mrs Albert Kelley Ward Blaney Howard Lawson Clarence Kelley and Lawrence Smallwood are on a fishing trip at Smoke Hole Also guests last weekend were Mr and Mrs C V Miller Sr of Walnut street with Mr and Mrs Clay Miller Jr and Betty Ann and Clay III of Spencer Mr and Mrs B F Miller and Bennie Jr and Susan of Indian Lake Dowagiac Mich Mr and Mrs Ralph G Hood of Williamstown W Va and Mr and Mrs Cedric Reynolds and son Clarence of Washington D C All have returned except the Reynolds who stay until Sunday Barbara Jean Baxter and Betty Jean Baxter of Washington street underwent tonsillectomies at City hospital Friday Bert Riley Route 3 underwent appendectomy Friday at City hospital Jerry Morgan and Mrs Paul Opp of Fairmont were visiting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Breedlove
Edith Jenkins
Miss Nelle Pier
Uniontown
William White
White
Breedlove
Jenkins
Harvey Bailey
East Liverpool
Ohio
Clarence Clovis
Parkview
Albert Kelley
Ward Blaney
Howard Lawson
Clarence Kelley
Lawrence Smallwood
Smoke Hole
C. V. Miller
Walnut Street
Clay Miller
Betty ‘Ann
Clay III
Spencer
B. F. Miller
Bennie, Jr
Susan
Indian Lake
Dowagiac
Mich
Ralph G. Hood
Williamstown
W. Va
Cedric Reynolds
Clarence
Washington, D. C
Reynolds
Barbara Jean Baxter
Betty Jean Baxter
Washington Street
City Hospital
Bert Riley
Route 3
Jerry Morgan
Paul Opp
Fairmont
Local visitors drop by city households Thursday
Eddie Cole of Fairmont, a former Grafton resident, visits his brother Harold T. Cole on Grand Street. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kelley and their son Bernard of Richmond, Virginia, are guests of Mrs. J. B. Korte on Maple Avenue.
Holt Lists Purchasers Of Campaign Document
Washington July 1 The list of corporations and individuals who bought campaign books in 1936 and 1937 was published in the congressional record after Senator Holt cited the sales as a questionable method of obtaining campaign contributions. Holt named firms and noted Mary R. Harris of Alderson bought a book January 26, 1937 for $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holt
Congressional Record
Mary R. Harris
Alderson
Business Moving Up In Pittsburgh Says Report
The University of Pittsburgh reported that business in the Pittsburgh district moved upward in nearly all lines of activity last week. The bureau's index reached 60.1 percent of the 1923-25 average, improving from 58.3 in the week ended June 18 and 58.9 in the week ended June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Roosevelt orders southern economic conditions survey
President Roosevelt asked the national emergency council to report on economic conditions in the south to guide potential surveys of other regions. A 20 member advisory group, including Gov Carl Bailey of Arkansas, will collect data from federal experts and provide a concise briefing for the president. The exact use of the reports remains unspecified, possibly informing wage hour policy and regional programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
South
New England
Far
Lowell Mellett
Administration
Congress
Land Utilization Plan Put In Effect At KanaWha Head
The Agriculture department announced that the West Virginia Conservation commission has been authorized to operate a 6200 acre land utilization project at Kanawha Head. The plan aims to convert land unsuited for cultivation into forestry wildlife and recreational uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
West Virginia Conservation Commission
Kanawha Head
Kanawha
Kiwanian Missing After Kiwanis Parley in San Francisco
Four Virginia men left for home on July 1 after the disappearance of Charles T. Peters 52 of Hopewell Va Kiwanis International delegate Peters vanished Monday at the Alto camp where he registered with the party He left his hat bible and automobile and had about 500 Peters was the sole Kiwanis delegate in the group which included Walter Stebbins C M Babyak and H W Johnson all of Virginia Henry Kanak said he spoke with Mrs Peters in Massanutten Springs Va Peters complained of illness but the travelers did not regard it as serious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles T. Peters
Hopewell
Peters
Alto
Henry Kanak
Walter Stebbins
C. M. Babyak
H. W. Johnson
Petersburg
Turrou denies pledge taken in 1985 statement
Former G Man Dean G Turrou said he has no recollection of signing a 1985 statement promising to write nothing or reveal no information about the FBI He says the document may have been one of several presented for his signature and he signed it believing it to be official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G-Man
New York
Dean G. Turrou
F. B
Turrqu
Hoover
J. Edgar Hoover
Campus Romance Ends in Durham Wedding
Mary Duke, 18, daughter of Anthony Drexel, U S ambassador to Poland, wed Josiah Charles Trent, 23, University of Pennsylvania medical graduate, in Durham North Carolina. The ceremony marked the climax of a campus romance at Duke University with Central Pres. officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
U. S
Poland
Mary Duke Die
Josiah Charles Trent
University of Pennsylvania
Durham
N. C
Duie University
Central Pres
Black man sentenced in Charleston for statutory offense
Special Judge How ard B. Lee sentences Herman Ray hegro to five years imprisonment after a jury convicted Ray of a statutory reported incident involving an 18 year old girl. Ray was to be arraigned on another similar charge under a sext sext indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Howard B. Lee
Herman Ray
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Walter Street
Bertha
Walter Haddix
Nora Haddix
First Brethren Church
Lee Crist
Chrch
Simpson
Grafton
Youthe Temperance Council
Bridgeport
Airport Park
Eleanor Jacobs
Robert McCue
Margaret Grinnan
Evelyn Campbell
Harry ‘Wittman
Nec
Women's Christian Temperance Union
M. E
Pruntytown
Elas
Sar Bea
Ston
Exrot Yians
Johnny Goodman
Josephine Kersige
Omaha
Neb
Goodman
PERSO
Buddy
sucEd
Brad
Gster
Cincinnati
Bicherta Trent
Heist
Hamilton Grand Jury
Shirley Ann Woodburn Trenta
Hamilton County
Arthur Rahn
Trent
Shirley Ann
Ducey Miller
Sonja
Sonja Heale
Norway
Sonja Hopie
Kiwanian
Virginia
Wirkachin
Ieee Ton Vesoann
Love Drug
West Main St
Nissan
Empire Market
Main Street
Fife
Turrou
Mary ‘Trenteavoy
P& G
Leanser
Biltmore
Kelloggs
Ice
Camay
Wat
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