Mrs F 8 Smith Elected Easter Star Club President
Mrs F 8 Smith was chosen president of the Eastern Star Woman's club for 1944 45 at a Masonic Temple meeting. Newly elected officers include first vice president Mrs Ray Monroe second vice president Mrs Frank Cather secretary Mrs Earl D Wilkinson and treasurer Mrs Arthur G Yates. Retiring president Mrs H K Debendarfer led business as library financing was discussed. An program by Mrs Q W Hoffman featured Nancy Smith piano solo reading by Mrs Wilda Wills two vocal numbers by Ann Elizabeth Rau and group singing led by Mrs Wilkerson. A social hour and refreshments followed led by hospitality chair Mrs Iva Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 5. Smith
Eastern Star Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
Ray Monroe
Frank Cather
Earl D.wilkinson
Arthur G. Yates
H. K. Debendarfer
Q. W. Hoffman
Nancy Smith
Wilda Wills
Ann Elizabeth Rau
Wilkerson
Iva Goff
Graduating Class Of St Augustine Feted This Week
The St Augustine high school Alumni Association held a banquet at Cafeteria Court to honor the graduating class, with decorations in green and gold. Dr Robert F Gerkin served as toast master and Rev Robert Hickey of Clarksburg gave the principal address on Courage and Fortitude. Impromptu talks followed by Rev M J Hannon and Rev Philip Brady as other attendees, along with alumni, parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni ‘Association of the
St. Augustine ‘High School
Todd
Robert F. Gerkin
Geneive Cauliflower
Bety Lou Spree
Mary Jo Menear
Theresa Colon
Charlotta Rose Litsinger
Bernadine Dorsey
James Stephens
Martin Hussin
Robert Hickey
Clarksburg
M. J. Hannon
St Augustine School
Philip, Brady
Mannington
Our boys must keep on fib fing we must keep on buy ing WAR BONDS
Wartime rallying note urges continuous support for war bonds and backing the attack. The phrase emphasizes perseverance and collective effort to sustain efforts until victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory
Community group meetings listed for June dates
June activities include the Woman's Aid Society of United Brethren at 8 p.m. in King's Daughters Class rooms, Mrs Pearl Hudston hosting Weekly Sewing Club at 8 p.m. on East Lincoln Street, the Ladies Aid of St Paul's Lutheran at 8 p.m. with Mrs Shaffer man and Mrs Fawcett as hostesses, the Grafton Quota Club meeting at Cafeteria Court at 3 p.m. for regular business, the Judson Missionary Society at the first Baptist Church at 7 30 p.m. for a pound party, and the Woman's Republican Club at 8 p.m. in the K of P Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
King's Daughters
Pearl Hudston
East Lincoln Street
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William Shafferman
D. 5. Fawcett
Grafton
Judson Missionary Society
the First Baptist
Churcy
Woman's Republican Club
Norma Lee Fauley Hosts West Main Street Church Class
Norma Lee Fauley entertained the Fyevdstap class of West Manin Street Methodist Church at her home on West 1 Main Street. Miss Mary Elen Peters presided over the business session, followed by a program by teacher Sylvia Mason and refreshments for listed members. Mary Loise Haskins to host next month. Before the war, Pitain oysters were 99 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lee Fauley
West Manin Street
Methodist
Main Street
Mary Elen Peters
Oogan
Mass Sylvia Mason
Clas
Tate
Moss Fauley
Alta Mac
Rovers
Monford Cross
Mary Fen Peters
Mary Lutes Haskins
Dorothy
Briefly Told Return To Washington
Mr and Mrs Arnold Hefner and Shirley Jean return to Washington DC after visiting Mrs Hefner's parents in Ross Street. Mrs Hefner attended Doris Jean Bolyard's Salem College graduation in Salem. Lieut and Mrs Donley and children visited Grafton. he is stationed at Fort Brave NC. George Ellis Hay and family retired home in Pittsburgh after visiting Minnie V Harr in West Main Street. Mrs Camden P Uhl underwent major surgery in Philippi Myers Clinic. ten days hospital stay planned. Mrs May Bar hosted visitors from Bel Air and Baltimore. Miss Ann Elizabeth Rau birthday celebration noted. Mrs W c Persbroke visited relatives in New York and returned tonight to Ax Street. Natalie Pembroke hosted Joan Bort of Washington DC as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arnold Hefner
Shirley Jean
Washington, D. C
George Ellis Hay
Glenn
Doris
Pittsburgh
Myers Clinic
Camden P. Uhl
Warder Avenue
Philippi
Bronwick
May Bar
Molt Apartments
Walnut Street
Ann Elizabeth Rau
Memorial Day Guests From Morgantown To Evensville
Memorial Day entries list overnight visitors and guests from Morgantown Clarksburg Philadelphia and Detroit. Notable names include Miss Josephine Kelly Mrs Hovatter and families of Evansville and Detroit along with Mr and Mrs Elmer Carrico Herbert Tucker and Betty Lou Bippus among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Dee
H. F. Hovatter
The
Ton
C. W. Fawey
Detroit
Mich
Everett Hovatter
Herbert Hovatter
Evansville
Floyd Hovatter
Childtes
Gerald
Betty
Bully
Go Back To Washington Visited Morgantown Homeholders Return
Mr and Mrs Samuel Martin of Washington DC who visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Carrico Morgantown and Mr and Mrs J W Marts Grafton for two weeks will return to Washington DC today. Tonsil Patient Pegey Haiston of Gay Street was admitted to the City hospital this morning for a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Martin
Washington, D.C
Elmer Carrico
Morgantown
J. W. Marts
Grafton
Washington, D. C
Pegey Haiston
Gay Street
Ie City Hospital
Discharges From City Hospital Mentioned
Anna Maude Smith of Newburg and Louise Ann Newcome of Roule i well discharged from the City hospital. Two more exhibits from the Mc Cormack Dickstein committee were entered amid protests by defense lawyers that they were worthless trash and immaterial. The items purportedly were sent to all members of the friends of the New Germany in June 1933 and closed with Hitler Heil. California occupies more than one half of the Pacific coastline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Maude Smith
Newburg
Louise Ann Newcome
Roule i
McCormack-Dickstein Committee
House
Friends of the New Germany
Hitler Heil
California
Pacific
United States
Military family notices and enrollments from local soldiers
Local families report several service members heading to training and duty. Norman Bragg leaves for Great Lakes after high school graduation while John Robert Miller travels to Fort Thomas and Amarillo for Army Air Corps reserves training. Paul Bolyard’s wife learns he is safely in England. Pvt Hubert Parrish finishes air transport training at Hamilton Field and will report to La Guardia. Corporal Dorsey Fawler, Private Katie Fawler, and Private Hubert Fawler visit home before continuing assignments at Fort Des Moines and Camp Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Norman
Tuffy) Bragg
L. H. Bragg
Ross ‘Street
Huntington
U.S. Navy
Young Bragg
Grafton
John Robert Miller
U.S. Army Air Corp
Fort Thomas
Amarillo
Texas
Marie B. Miller
Ross Street
Miller
Grafton Senior High School
California
Hubert R. Parrish
Air Transport Command
Hamilton Field
Calif
R. M. Parrish
Keyser
Pvt
Parrish
la Guardia Field
New York
Mes
Ulm Radio School
Martin W.john F. Hussion
Yates Avenue
A.af
Truaxfield
Madisconsin
Army Air Forces Base Operators Groupe
Pyt
Hussion
Xeh
Piatza
St. Augustine High School
Cpl
Dorsey Fawler
Malden
Katie M Fawler
WACS
Ft. Desmoines
Town
Pfc
Hubert Fawler
Camp Carson
Colo
L. W. Fawler
Route 1
Katie
Dorsey
Hubert
Anette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eldora M. Bolyard
F.8. Smith
Easter Star Club
Petpatsesion
St. Augustine
St. Augustine School
Grocers
Grafton Baking Co
Norma Lee
Sylvia Mason
Pitain
Wien
Cees
Ben F. Donley
Barbara
Phil
Lieut
Donley
Fort Brave
N. C
Culdren
St. Mary's
W. Va
Fterien
Beltimore
Yates
Talmore
W. c Persbroke
Bor. Beeman
Newthnertcone Island
Ax Street
Washingon
Natalie Pembroke
Maessy Street
Joan Bort
Pembroke
Renae
Peans Peon
Sherwin-Williams
J. Lee Evans Furniture Store
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Josephine Kelly
Miss Kelly
Morgantown Tomorow
BUND
Te Aes
Compton Pembroke
Fort Belvoir, Ve
W. C. Pembroke
Mackin Street
England
Paul Kenneth Bolyard
Bolyard
Army Air Force
Florida
Briges Clarifier Company
Army Air Corp
Jeans
Pine Jjobacco
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