Students Honor Hygiene Teacher
Mrs. Mae Peters, Red Cross home hygiene class instructor, was honored Friday afternoon with a handkerchief shower for her birthday. Demonstrations include a baby bath featuring the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, with class members Listened as Minnie Beverlin Christine McDougal Rose Price Irene Withers Edna Poling Iva Carter Lawrence Knight George Vogel F J Turvander J W Jamison George Batley Jesse Trimble June Godwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Peters
Red Cross
Lawrence Knight
George Vogel
F. J. Turvander
J. W. Jamison
George Batley
Jesse Trimble
June Godwin
Farm Security Worker Speaks To Quota Club
Miss Ida Limerick, home management supervisor of Farm Security, spoke to the bi monthly Quota Club meeting at Cozy Rest. She discussed the rehabilitation program aiding farm families after calamity and helping low income families achieve self support.
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Ida Limerick
Quota Club
Roberta Chenoweth
Bertha Goodwin
Community meeting schedule June events list VFW and clubs
A sequence of June gatherings is listed including VFW auxiliary canceled night due to blackout. W F C S, Lindy club, White Rose Grove No 2 at K of P hall. Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda urged. Grafton Woman's club music dept at 206 Yates. Business Girls club front of Dixie Theatre. June Breakfast at Andrews church. Hee Alum initiation at Jean Batson home. Woman's Missionary Council meeting at First Brethren church. Ida Miller hosts July. Quota Club at Cozy Best at 6 15 pm with program meeting.
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West Main Street
Lindy Club
Etta Warthen
East Main Street
White Rose Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circcle
P. Hall
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Grafton Woman's Club
John F. Hopkins
Yates Avenue
Hopkins
William Willhide
Business Girls Club
Dixie Theatre
Imogene Devers
Nellie Cook
Woman's Club of
Andrews
Hee
Jean Batson
Woman's Missionary Council of the First Brethren Church
Ida Miller
Quota Club
Cozy Best
Prize to Florence Wilkin's son at Cozy Rest meeting
A prize is awarded to Florence Wilkin's son. The next meeting will be held at Cozy Rest on June 15 with an interesting program. The notice also promotes buying defense stamps and shares a baking tip on using honey in quick breads to preserve flavor and prevent burning.
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Florence Wilkinson
Cozy Rest
Geo Greene
Never cover an honor unless it aids the defense
The column critiques the rule never cover an honor in bridge. It analyzes a specific bidding sequence where North instinctively covers the Q clubs, allowing West to run clubs for eleven tricks. It contrasts practical defense with old whist habits and considers alternate endings if the suit had been played differently.
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South
North
West
King
Visiting In Pittsburgh Miss Maxine Hawkins
Miss Maxine Hawkins travels to Pittsburgh to spend the week as guest of Mr and Mrs Ted Ferry. Locals note domestic visits and family gatherings across towns including Charles Town Harrington Grafton and Baltimore with various relatives and friends.
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Pittsburgh
Maxine Hawkins
Ted Ferry
Charles Town
Albert L. Gaskin
H. Clyde Miller
Harrington, del
Grafton
Mrs. Burton Curry
Baltimore
Charles Broom
Anna Rendle
Keyser
William Morgan A
Fascinating Panel For Leisure Moments Embroidery Pattern
A transfer pattern for a kitten themed panel 15 by 18 inches is offered. Requires ten cents plus one cent mailing cost sent to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. at 250 W 14th Street New York NY. Include NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts’ Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
18Th St
Model
Churchill on Libya says Rommel misjudged initial drive
Prime Minister Churchill told the Commons that Britain foresaw Rommel’s offensive in Libya and could see from captured documents his aim to defeat British forces and seize Tobruk. He noted heavy losses for the enemy, praising the battle’s progress while warning Rommel’s plans have gone awry. Australian officials reported six naval deaths and many missing or injured in a ferry depot-ship sinking after a torpedo hit. MacArthur’s report described Allied air raids on Port Moresby and nearby targets with limited damage and fighter losses. Invasion bases at Lae Salamua and Rabaul were bombed in Allied night raids with all planes returning.
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Winston
London
Churchill
Libya
Erwin Rommel
Rommel
Tobruk
Ful
Mac
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Sydney
Une
MacArthur
Lae
Salamiaua
Rabaul
New Britain
Nazi General Forward Push Halted Near Tobruk
British forces claimed an advantage as the Axis advance toward Tobruk was checked. The 50 mile defense line from Ain El Gazala to Bir Hacheim remained a barrier, with wrecked Nazi machines scattered as salvage crews prepare to reclaim them along Knightsbridge where desert trails cross.
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Tobruk
Ain el Gazala
Bir Hacheim
Knightsbridge
Large Convoy Lettered as Delivering Reinforcements to Russia
The admiralty reported that convoys and escorts delivered substantial reinforcements to Russia’s equipment amid continuous German attacks since May 25. A Heinkel torpedo plane and Junkers 88 dive bombers led the initial strike, beaten off with no losses. One Heinkel and two Junkers bombers were shot down. two more planes damaged, and a Hurricane catapulted from a ship destroyed the Heinkel and wounded Flying Officer Alastair Hay, who was rescued.
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Russia
Admiralty
Alastair Hay
RAF
Victory Garden Feature by Dean Halliday
A compact Victory Garden report by Dean Halliday from Central Press Association highlights sturdy tomato plants and practical tips for home growers in the ongoing wartime garden initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Halliday
Central Press Association
Victory Garden
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West Point
Carl C. Hinkle
Hinkle
Shirley Shields
Central Press
Mae Peter
Miss Ida Limerick
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Byndleate, Inc
C. F. Shafer
Fairmont
Fairmont State Teachers College
Mary Elizabeth Shafer
Arkansas
F. M. Squires
Gloria
Warder Avenue
John M. Squires
Camp Chaffee
Sates
Carrie Bichdel
Washington, D. C
Anna Utterback
First National Bank
Iola Enlow
Emwood
George Kemple
Chicago
Z. L. McCleary
Sherrard
J. W. Kemple
Grand Street
Alice Brooks
Allies
Lydia B. Pinkham
Betty Egan
Mass
Helen Rocque Con
Northern Ireland
Uncle Sam
Ginger Rogers
Ull
Securities and Exchange Commission
Central Preas
Sentinel
Ana Ome
C. B. Fawley
Morgantown
West Main
Albert Davis
Thornton
Call
Nichols Hatchery
Kingston, Georgia
James DeMoss
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Hotel
Busy Bee Restaurant
Lenny
Grafton Sentinel Pattern Department
Marion
Rat Eom
Patera Department
West Ibe Street
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