Fifteenth Annual Homecoming At Boyles Home
Mr and Mrs Jerome Boyles hosted the fifteenth annual homecoming at their residence with a picnic for friends and relatives in celebration of Mrs Boyles birthday. Out of town guests included numerous families from New York City Risne Sun Md Bridgeport Fleming ton and others while local attendees featured Rev J R Chevourant Noah Willand Ames Boyles Don Boyles and the couple themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Boyles
William Shaw
Bridgeport
W. H. Byrne
Wilford Mitchell
Shaton
Porter Nestor
Jarrell Posten
Earl Matthews
Bill Mewenger
Betty Matthews
Butch Matthews
Bobbie Nestor
Jimmy
Jerry Posten
Ronald
Ter
Dora Bennett Philippi
Boy Fort Slocum
N. Y
J. R. Chevourant
Noah Willand
Ross Luzzader
Ames Boyles
Don Boyles
Friendship Class Wiener Roast At Lucretia Home
Miss Dorothy Woodyard entertained the Friendship class of Andrews Methodist church with a Thursday wiener roast at her Lucretia home. Attendees included the Shomos with Hazel and Jean, Bartlett, Hines, Flannigan, Polings, Gerkins and Donnie, Downell, Jim Poling, McCracken, Goff, Warden daughters Sandra Jean and Nancy Carol, Williams family with Joyce Ann and Susan Etta, Wagner and Don Wesley, Bertha Woodyard, Wallace Henry, W. A. Woodyard and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Woodyard
Andrews Methodist Church
Lucretia
A. F. Shomo
Hazel and
Jean
Grace Marie Bartlett
Martha Hines
Eugene Flannigan
Don Poling
Philip Gerkin
Donnie
Evelyn Downell
Jim Poling
Francis McCracken
Earl Goff
Helen Warden
Sandra Jean
Nancy Carol
Lawrence Williams
Joyce Ann
Susan Etta
Donald Wagner
Don Wesley
Bertha Woodyard
Wallace Henry
W. A. Woodyard
Glade Run Farm Women Club Holds Meeting at Hazel McDaniel's
The Glade Run Farm Women’s Club met at Mrs. Hazel McDaniel’s home. Mrs. M O Bradley led devotionals and a lesson on children's clothing was presented by Mrs. Dor ie Goodwin with discussion by the group. Mrs. Henry Cord was welcomed into the club. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Je Daniel. Attendees included Mrs. C Bundy, Mrs. Henry F Cozad, Alfred Lundy, Mrs. Forrest Paniel, Mrs. Hazel Goodwin, Herschel McCartney, Mrs. Charlie McCartney, Mrs. Forrest L Ball, Mrs. H M Goodwin, Mrs. M O Bradley, Alice Goodwin, Glen Goodwin, David Goodwin, Charlie Goodwin, Carolyn Edwards and Carrie McCartney. The August meeting will be a picnic at 2 Glade Run school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Run
Hazel McDaniel
M. O. Bradley
Dorie Goodwin
Troup
Henry Cord
Je Daniel
Bundy
Henry F. Cozad
Alfred Lundy
Forrest cPaniel
Hazel Goodwin
Herschel McCartney
Arley McCartney
Forrest L Ball
H. M. Goodwin
Alice, Glen
Youth Fellowship Enjoys Hayride and Picnic
Members of the Youth Fellowship at Blueville Methodist enjoyed a hayride evening with guests. The gathering included a picnic and several attendees listed among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville
Forthey
Community reunions and events listed for early August
Mountaineer Council No 44 meets in V F W hall East Main street at 8 p.m. Nicola Guthrie reunion at Shady Grove Brandonville. Robinsons reunion at Brown Church Country Club road. Lawler church homecoming Route 250 Mt View with music and guest speaker. Grafton Post Office picnic at Camp Towles for employees and families. Quota Club picnic at Bertha Woodyard home. St Pauls Methodist Church meeting at Mrs Howard Hostler 228 Thayer Street. Losh Webster Baptist Church gathering with basket dinner. Shaffer family reunion at Birds Creek church Preston county. Morgan family annual meeting and 35th reunion at Mt Zion Grove Fairfield with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineer Council No. 44
Junior Order United American Mechanics
V.F.W. Hall
East Main Street
Nicola-Guthrie
Shady Grove
Brandonville
Robinsons
Brown
Grafton Post Office
Camp Towles
Quota Club
Bertha Woodyard
Auust
Chrele
St Paul's Methodist Church
Howard Hostler
Thayer Street
Webster Baptist Church
Shaffer
Birds Creek
Preston County
Morgan
Mt. Zion Grove
Fairmont
Lowell B. Morgan
Ray Bolyard
Oliver Carpenter
Hadden Rhodes
Bailey Morgan
Opal K. Traugh
Leota Berry
Haymond Community Club Meet At Gavitt Home
The Haymond Community club met at Mrs. V. E. Gavitt's Wickwire home with cut flowers as decorations. A short program and business session planned a picnic trip to Sunset Beach. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gavitt and Mrs. Bertha Montgomery to members and guests, with plans for the next meeting at Mrs. Lottie Carruthers' Wickwire Heights home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond Community Club
V. E. Gavitt
Wickwire
Gavitt
Wnich
Sunset Beach
Bertha Montgomery
Lulu Brown
Lillie Colebank
Nola Powell
Flora Rig
Billy Dryden
Patricia Satterfield
Susan Gavitt
Lottie Carruthers
Wickwire Heights
Student Group Chaperones List Read at Evening Event
Names of attendees and chaperones for the evening include Helen Watkins Phyllis Rogers Dolores Norris Rosalene Shaffer Betty Stevens Marilyn Carroth iers Ruth Ann Posey Kathryn Hamilton Vera Jacobs Ann Newcome Nan Newcome Shirley Summers Bill Boylen Robert Rogers Howard Hunt Bud Myers Richard Watkins Dallas Beck Earl Carruthers Dickie Norris Eugene Sapp Charles Wallace Junior Hamilton and the chaperones Mr and Mrs Homer Beck and Mr and Mrs Jesse Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes Helen Watkins
Phyllis Rogers
Dolores Norris
Rosalene Shaffer
Betty Stevens
Marilyn Carrothiers
Ruth Ann Posey
Kathryn Hamilton
Vera Jacobs
Ann Newcome
Nan Newcome
Shirley Summers
Bill Boylen
Robert Rogers
Howard Hunt
Bud Myers
Richard Watkins
Dallas Beck
Earl Carruthers
Dickie Norris
Eugene Sapp
Charles Wallace
Junior Hamilton
Homer Beck
Jesse Rogers
Local notices and travel updates from Fairmont area
House guests include Mr and Mrs Bernard Clark of Fairmont staying with Mr and Mrs Harold Waller on Love avenue. Pfc Donald Ford on furlough visiting foster parents A D Camp of 318 Wilford street. Custer family plans a Buckhannon river camping trip with the Worths of Newark Ohio. Grinnan sisters and Riley return from Atlantic City New Jersey. Rose Grinnan returns from visit to Straitsville Ohio and Keyser. Discharged from Grafton City Hospital Martha Trimble and Lorena Mayle. Admitted Ronald Adams William Haller Jr Mary Hull Dorothy Davis. Pfc Ernest Lockhart transferred from Fort Warren Cheyenne to McCord Air Base Tacoma Washington. Bill Francis returns from Washington Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Donald E. Ford
Mrs.a. D. Camp
Wilford Street
Grafton City Hospital
Martha Eilen Trimble
Warder Avenue
Lorena Mayle
Ronald Adams
Galloway
William Haller
Simpson
Mary Hull
Tunnelton
Dorothy Davis
Flemington
Tacoma
Wash
Ernest Lockhart
Army Airforce
City
Fort Warren
Cheyenne
Wyoming
McCord Air Base
Wacoma
Otterbein Class Elects Officers For Coming Year
Mrs. Ramona Cooper was chosen to head the Otterbein Class of the Evangelical United Brethren church for the coming year at the group’s regular monthly meeting. Other officers elected include Ada Withers vice-president and Ava Hines secretary. The meeting ended with prayer, a social hour, and a gift presentation to Mr and Mrs Dawon Mims who plan to move to Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Cooper
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ada Withers
Ava Hines
Harold Waller
Margaret Jenks
Iva Goff
Elizabeth Sinsel
Dawson Mims
Harper Wooddell
Ralph Redinger
Herman Cooper
Ruby Wooddell
Carrie Packman
Harry Eckels
John Jenkins
Donna J. Cooper
Karen Withers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janice Myers
Boyles Home
Glade Run Farm Women Club
Community Club of
Haymond
Rexall Rex
Briet
Brenard Clark
Love Avenue
Charles Custer
Mary Lou
Johnny
Maple Avenue
Buckhannon River
Atlantic City
Margaret and Mary
Jeane Grinnan
Helen Riley
Justine Wilson
Clarksburg
N. J
Rose Grinnan
Cecelia Evans
Straitsville
Ohio
Carl Pheis
Keyser
Bill Francis
Washington, Pa
W. H. Reese
Otterbein
Mesaiah
Organization of the United Nations
Isaiah
Jesus
Messiah
Prince
Church For
Park Ave
Taylor
L. D. DeLaney
Lincoln St. Ext
West West Virginia
Costolo Electric Company
W. Main St
Keener Bros. Dodge
Plymouth West Main
Wiles
Esso
Junction
Main St
the Home Building and Loan Association
Lee Bennett & Son
Inwood
Grafton
Thornton
W. Va
D. H. Brown Grocery
Lincoln St
J. Lee Evans
Court
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