Evelyn Campbell Weds Richard George in Local Church Ceremony
Evelyn Campbell and Richard George united in a June 29 open church ceremony at St Paul’s Methodist. Rev. Earl Slayton officiated as Alfred M Campbell Sr gave the bride in marriage. The couple's families and guests filled the reception at the bride's home.
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St.Paul’s Methodist Church
Evelyn Campbell
David Richard George
Earl Slayton
Alfred M. Campbell
Beech Street
George
N. George
Gn Street
Delores Bolin Curry
John Lee Linn
Helen’ Brown
Lewis George
Alfred Campbell, Jr
Floyd Scott Hamilton
Mary Lough
Mary Jean Grinnan
Shirley George
Lucille Payne
Mary Wagner
W. Campbell
Grandmather
Pride
Volga
W. Va
R. V. Flor
Rae
St John Methodist Will and Community Club Events
Society and Club Activity listings from St John Methodist and area groups detail meetings at homes, churches, and Red Cross rooms through July 12, with dates July 5 to July 12 and events including sewing, meetings, a weiner roast, and a covered dish dinner. The text also notes a wedding trip and a Charleston residence for the couple.
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St. John Methodist
Burge
Market Street
United Brethren Church
Onna Losh
the Andrew's Methodist Church
Red Cross
Clara | Fawyer
VFW
Fidelis Club
Quota Club
Rhea Fisher
East Washington Street
Ladies of the Airetrad
Legion Auxiliary
White Rose Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Cir Jese
Ladies of the West
Main Street Methodist Church
Haymond Community
Ralph
Lemmon
Grafton
Morgantown
PHC
Ladies of the First
Brethren Church
Wil Sen
Womens’ Missionary Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Frank Kunst
Maple Avenue
Ralph ‘Kunst
Robert Heflin
Ladies of the Fetterman
Methodist Church
Gans of Clarksburg Visited with Ed Gans Family
Brief notes list visits and comings and goings in Clarksburg area. Gans of Clarksburg were visiting the 4th with Ed Gans and relatives. Mrs Homer Snead of Zanesville returned home after visiting Blueville relatives, joined by Mr and Mrs F A Boyce. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Isner of Graton at Natural Bridge Virginia and Ruth Ann Newhouse bound for Atlantic City.
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Homer Snead
Zanesville
Ohio
Blueville
F.A. Boyce
Virginis
Charles
Isner
Park Avenue
Graton
Natural Bridge
Virinia
Ruth Ann Newhouse
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Everett Reed
West Main WSCS Holds Meeting
The West Main street Methodist church WSCS met on Tuesday at 8 pm for its regular session. Mrs. Lawrence led devotionals and Mrs. Lelia Peters gave a Mission reading. Vice-president Mrs. J. B. Mahaffey presided due to the president's absence as 18 members and 2 guests heard committee reports and enjoyed refreshments by Mrs. Ben Haskins and Mrs. Henderson.
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WSGS
West Mainstreet Methodist Church
Lawrence
Lelia Peters
J. B. Mahaffey
Ben Haskins
Henderson
Fragmentary Philippines passage hints at 1934 independence theme
The readable text discusses the Philippines and mentions independence wrested from Spain and a 1934 congress action. It reflects a fragmented excerpt touching on government structure and mutual respect without full context or clear outcomes.
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Islands
Spain
Congress
Deplalpolire
Nouse
Yenate
Embroider Pattern 1085 Transfers Simple Colors
A vintage ad offers Embroider Pattern 1085 with a transfer size 10 1 2 by 14 inches. It promotes ease of stitching and suggests sending fifteen cents to The Grafton Households Arts P.9Q Box 117, Stakton 0 NY for the pattern. The text mentions a 1048 Noodlework Book with illus trations of designs and crocheting hints.
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Grafton
Household Arts
Stakton
N.Y
Betis Centa
Pope Aie
Anata
Kielce unrest and curfew amid post referendum tension
Amid reports of fascist elements and Jewish victims, mobs attacked Kielce central Jewish committee HQ but were repulsed after Jews appealed to security police and militiamen. Militia reinforcements used armored cars as curfew was imposed at 7 p.m. Government said referendum returns favored the government on all three questions. A foreign ministry spokesman cited 67 bandits killed and 308 wounded. In Washington, lawmakers criticized the War Department over 1943 conversations as party politics threaten to embarrass the Senate and House.
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Central Jewish Committee
Kielce
Cferendum
Foreign Ministry
War Department
Serate-War Investigating Committee
May
Dky
Houke
Senate
Seer
Notable Holiday Absence Guides White House Talks
A speaker clarified he had not discussed the bill with President Truman, who is spending the Fourth of July holiday in the Maryland mountains.
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House
Truman
Maryland
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