Grafton Society Page Highlights Women’s Activities
The Grafton Sent eté summarizes social events of interest to women, detailing gatherings, etiquette, and community involvement in a concise society page.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
3
The Grafton Sent eté summarizes social events of interest to women, detailing gatherings, etiquette, and community involvement in a concise society page.
Miss Madden of this city celebrated her nineteenth birthday with a slumber party hosted by Miss Helen Constance at Archdeacon's apartments. Ten guest girls attended, candlelit dining room reveal, and joyful evening marked by a festive birthday cake bearing nineteen candles.
Anita Page offers tips on maintaining a cheerful smile with sparkling teeth. She stresses hard foods, like rye crisps, over soft bread to support dental health and red blood for strong teeth and a genial expression.
Ralph C. Brown, professor of Bible at West Virginia Wesleyan College, Buckhannon, has been granted a leave of absence to study at Boston University. Doctor Arthur Scholcraft will take his place. Brown is a Grafton native who plans to visit before leaving for Boston in September. He also serves as head of the Bible department and registrar at Wesleyan.
A tornado near Cassel Minnesota yesterday killed farmer August Nikka and seriously injured his wife Mrs Nikka. The storm damaged farm buildings over a 20 mile radius, with property losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Pittsburgh July 28 James Francis Burke general counsel for the Republican National Committee said no more amazing evidence of Democratic desperation has been furnished than Democratic leaders comments on President Hoover's appointment of Ex Senator Atlee Pomerene to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
The Taylor county court approved Sheriff W. J. Mays report on collections for various district funds. Court minutes note the county clerk’s office busy recording these funds. Earlier the court planned a meeting with district boards of education to gauge funds for the new school year, but only two board members attended: J. D. Curry of Pruntytown Independent district and Walter Rogers of Knottsville district.
Milton J. Poe and Leonard Gank were visiting in Parsons this week, enjoying local sights and meeting acquaintances during their stay.
A Fairmont group named Judge H Guy Kump a Democratic gubernatorial candidate to press the West Virginia House of Delegates to repeal the state prohibition law and seek resubmission of the 18th Amendment. W Claude Davis J R Dunham Vance Keener and M White signed a letter from responders noting the Democratic Chicago convention platform favors repeal and urging Kump to support party nationwide aims. The letter requests Kump use influence to back repeal and constitutional resubmission.
Semi official circles say debt revision through an international parley is closed. European nations plan to seek further relief when the first moratorium installments come due next December 15. The United States appears ready to link European disarmament to any further relief as part of the bargain.
The event features the Woman's Club choir and Miss Blanche Guard reciting The Old North Western Turnpike by Charles Preston Gittard. Judge Payne makes his first visit to his birthplace and boyhood scene, drawing a large anticipated crowd. Kiwanians did not meet Tuesday due to Friday joint meeting.
Funeral services will be held at Saint Augustine's Church at 10 o clock Friday for Frank Fromhart a native of Newburg and former Grafton resident killed in a Tuesday automobile crash near Keyser. The body arrived via train and lay in state at the home of his wife's mother before mass conducted by Rev Father Rohling Burial will be in Bluemont Cemetery with pallbearers named from Grafton Newbury and Keyser.
Hollywood reports claimed engagement between Nanci Lyon an 18 year old Los Angeles resident and Harry Bannister ex husband of Ann Harding but Bannister rejected the stories. Latin author Mares Terentious Vatro noted as the most learned of the Romans.
The Associated Press notes upbeat signals in June markets with New York stocks hitting fresh highs as steel and textile sectors show gains. Wheat futures rise while cotton and coffee move higher with broad optimism in industry. Railroads report improved June earnings and automakers see activity increase, with workers recalled at several mills in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Federal immigration officers sweep Fayette county for smuggled aliens with three arrests in the Brownsville district. Most were smuggled across the Canadian border with some crossing from the U S Mexico boundary. In Brownsville custody awaiting deportation are Joe Danko of Mexwell, John Toth of owes Rum, and George Tertale of Isabella.
Distinction follows John Barton Payne native of Pruntytown who rose from local clerkship to top legal and political roles. He studied law in the county clerk’s office, worked in local mills and stores, joined a Chicago firm, led as a superior court candidate, and served as chair of the U S Shipping Board during World War I. Later he led the American Red Cross and advised presidents Hoover and Harding, earning wide bipartisan respect.
Mrs Aleaander George presents a summer menu featuring assorted sandwiches fruit beverages and cakes with recipes for ham relish chicken salad and cheese pimento olive fillings. Instructions cover mixing spreading buttering cutting crusts wrapping chilling and serving with detailed ingredient amounts and preparation steps.
Hountsville Texas July 28 Charles Grogan died in the electric chair today after a criminal trial. The execution followed a verdict of guilty for a capital offense. No further details were provided.
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