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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1944

Page

3

Hec Alums Meet Here This Week

Hec Alum club gatherings occurred Monday at Miss Nellie Cook's West Kian Street home with a social and business session featuring a handkerchief shower for Elizabeth Rendle, who is away. Thursday's ice cream party at Miss Arlean Moore's Grand Street home capped the week with sewing and social conversation.

Hec Alum Club Nellie Cook West Kian Street Arlean Moore Grand Street Elizabeth Rendle Miss Moore Mary Lough Betty Wilams Rosemary Denton Mildred Gall Avanelle Denton Sylvia Pressler Jane Wetzler Mary Bock Mary Beth Shroyer

W C T U Convene Bi County Convention in Tunnelton

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union bi county convention will meet in Tunnelton on Thursday July 27, announced president Mrs C F Shafer at the regular session held at the home of Mrs Fred D Robinson on Maple avenue. One new member was welcomed. Refreshments were provided by the hostess with help from Miss Mary Warden Miss Mary Virginia Monroe and Miss Sandra Sue Robinson for 27 members and five guests present.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Tunnelton C. F. Shafer Fred D. Robinson Maple Avenue Mary Warden Mary Virginia Monroe Sandra Sue Robinson Fairmont

Auxiliary of the N A L C Meeting Announcement

July 25 Auxiliary of the N A L C will meet at 8 p.m. at Mrs. James Parkhill home. August 13 Losh reunion at Webster Baptist church with relatives and friends invited. Assemble at 11 a.m. for a basket dinner on the ground at noon.

James Parkhill Webster Baptist Church Webster

Refreshments Served by Hostesses Named in Event

Hospitality staff Mrs Ruth Gifford Mrs Beulah Jones Mrs Mae Reed Mrs Garnet Hensley Mrs Virginia Reed Mrs Oma Fornash Mrs Edna Debenbaugh Mrs Virginia Rogers and Miss Ruth Werkhiser provided refreshments to attendees, detailing a communal service segment at the gathering.

Ruth Gifford Beulah Jones Mae Reed Garnet Hensley Virginia Reed Oma Fornash Edna Debenbaugh Virginia Rogers Ruth Werkhiser

Badoglio Discusses German Collapse and War’s End

In an interview, Badoglio dismisses cafe society prophecy and cites Germany’s dire moment versus the army. He notes Italy’s break with Germany among Axis satellites and recalls his Piave Vittorio Veneto battles. A historic telephone plaque marks his role in past decisive campaigns.

Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt Germany Badoglio Mussolini Italy Piave Vittorio Veneto

Local notes and social items from Davis Memorial region

Miss Virginia Trimble, a student nurse from Elkins, returns to Davis Memorial hospital after a three week visit with her parents on High street. Mrs. R. L. Sapp of 267 High street slowly recovers from illness. Several visitors and donors stop by the hospital, including Mrs Grace Miss Nellie Cook and others who donated blood. Families from Baltimore and Clarksburg visit relatives in the area. Mrs A A Cather returns from Clarksburg after time with her niece. Mrs Charles Carpenter and Mrs Frank Shaw return from Alexandria after Lt Frank Shaw’s graduation. Miss Margaret Kostelac visits family for weekend. Fredrick Fawcett and Mrs Ralph McDaniel undergo major surgery. Isora V Price admitted with fractured leg. Ralph Fast and Mrs John D. Murray discharged from City hospital.

Virginia Trimble Davis Memorial Hospital Elkins Mrs Henry Trimble High Street Grace Nellie Cook V. C Rs H. C. Lansbury J. B. Staley Fredrick Fawcett Victor Street Ralph McDaniel Route 2 City Hospital

R T S Class Meeting Noted At First Baptist Church

Mrs Mollie Shaw and Mrs Belle White co hosted the R T S class gathering at the First Baptist church last evening. Mrs Ruth Gifford led the devotional service and the president Mrs Virginia Rogers conducted the business session.

Mollie Shaw Belle White First Baptist Church Ruth Gifford Virginia Rogers

Notable Hollywood Facts and Tonight Showings

Donna Reed, an Iowa farm girl, bakes bread in a Hollywood context. Privates Marion Hargrove and Tom Mulvehill star in See Here Private Hargrove at the Strand Theater as among the youngest living screen glorifications. Robert Walker's charm as a motorcycle mechanic and Keenan Wynn's debut as a Joan Crawford double in an Adrian costume are noted. Showings continue tonight Sunday Monday Tuesday.

Donna Reed Iowa Hollywood Marion Hargrove Tom Mulvehill M-G-M Joan Crawford Adrian

Opera House Screens War Drama Women in Bondage

A new motion picture titled Women in Bondage opens at the Opera House this Sunday. The Monogram drama shows life under the Hitler regime, with Gail Patrick and Nancy Kelly in leading roles. Patrick portrays a German woman returning home amid harsh changes, while Kelly plays a native girl barred from marriage to a soldier. The film follows their grim fates as punishment unfolds.

Gail Patrick Nancy Kelly Miss Patrick Miss Kelley Gertude Michael Gestapo Opera House

Show Business at Dixie Lune Builds Surprises

Eddie Cantor leads six comedians in RKO’s Show Business, but director Edwin L Marin says none are scene stealers. The sextet Cantor Murphy Moore Davis Kelly and Douglas share lines to aid scenes while audiences enjoy the mutual give and take. Dixie Lune engagements run Monday through Wednesday.

Nancy Kelly Parachute Battalion Eddie Cantor Nancy George Murphy Joan Davis Constance Moore Mr. Cantor Dixie Sun Mon Wed Edwin L. Marin Cantor Don Douglas Marin

Democrats debate and gallery protests shape party rift

Senator Kenneth D. McKellar of Tennessee protested the counting of 26 votes for Governor Cooper as the day’s events featured a clash over Wallace demonstrations sparked by CIO sympathizers. The scene reflected a divide between Wallace supporters and party regulars led by Edward Kelly, Edward J. Flynn, and Frank Hague amid a tense Capitol atmosphere.

Dixie Kenneth D. McKellar Tennessee Cooper McKellar Samuel D. Jackson Wallace CIO Presidea Edward Kelly Chicago Edward J. Flynn New York Frank Hague Jersey City

Political coalition wins in see-saw Senate battle

The Kelly Flynn Hague coalition with Democratic National Chairman Robert E. Hannigan wins a volatile contest that sees Sidney Hillman chairing and guiding the alliance through shifting support.

Robert E. Hannegan Sidney Hillman

Supreme action committee predicts Wallace victory

The report cites the Supreme action committee predicting Wallace would win. German Finnish forces retreated from over 20 settlements as the Karelian offensive resumed north and west of Suojavi, while Meretskov’s troops advanced. In the south By region a static front saw an ash southwest of Bugz and near mountain passes into Hungary. Moscow announced continued gains with a Naz i infantry defeat north of Lewo and a tank battalion loss exceeding 60 tanks.

Suojavi Kyrill A. Meretskov Bugz Hungary Moscow Lewo

Allied Forces Hit Axis Communications In Northern Italy

Allied forces pressed operations against enemy communications in northern Italy and Yugoslavia, claiming destruction of 12 enemy aircraft. Weather hindered progress as heavy rain slowed advances on multiple fronts.

Allied Italy Yugoslavia Come In

Air and Ground Operations in Normandy Battle Update

Intermittent readings report air and ground operations continuing near the Normandy front from noon onward. Separate reports note ongoing combat activity, with Allied and German forces engaged across multiple sectors and skies above the battle line.

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Ildora M. Bolyard Hec Cook W.C.T.U. Confab Organization R. L. Sapp Wpex Bernard Satterfield Joan Roberta Shirley Baltimore, Md Mrs. Satterfield B. Satterfield South Grafton J. ©. Knotts Kingwood Clarksburg A. A Cather W. T. Robinson Graham Street Charles Carpenter Frank Shaw Alexandria Alexandria Army Airfield Marcarent Kostelac West Virginia Business College Mrs. Kostelac West Main Street Isora V. Price Route 3 Ralph Fast John D. Murray West Washington Street R.T.S Old Fashion Revival Services Assembly of God Evangelist Clifton M. Wood the Plains Virginia Pilate Supreme “Iiva America Flint Rhem Hotel Grafton St. Louis Cardinals Strand Theatre Hay Robert Walker Private Hargrove Keenan Wynn Robert EO Ray Collins Chill Wills Har’y Kurnitz Mation Hargrove Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Wesley Ruggles George Haight
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