Quota Club Plans Completion of Its Program
The Quota club held its regular bi monthly business meeting at Cozy Rest Inn with Mrs Mildred Debendarfer presiding. The group outlined the five point program and the main service project while confirming delegates Miss Marguerite Thayer and Mrs Debehdarter to the 21st Quota International convention in San Francisco June 21 22 with alternates Miss Grace Miller and Mrs Ethel McGafferty. A guest from Alderbon Broaddus college Miss Wickland attended and Miss Dora Staton won the attendance prize. The next meeting will be a picnic at Bridgeport Airport on Monday June 17.
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Quota Club
Ainner
Cozy Rest Inn
Mildred Debendarfer
Quota International
Gm Francisco
Calif
Debehdarter
Marguerite ‘Thayer
Grace Miller
Ethel McGafferty
Wickland
Alderbon-Broaddus College
Dora Staton
Bridgeport
Plan Dinner Celebrating Group Formation On June 13
The Baltimore and Ohio Cooperative Traffic Plan will mark its third anniversary with a 6:30 dinner at Cozy Rest. John Edwards will be toastmaster. All B&O employees and families are invited, with guests and talks planned as part of the evening. Miss Seon Griffith chairs the Women’s division and national organizers for the dinner.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Cozy Rest
John Edwards
Aefe
B& O
Athen
Seon Griffith
CTP
Pauline Bradford
Annoley
Community notices and club events for June
June calendar items list activities across West Main Street churches and local organizations. Emma Rockwell hosts Ladies Aid at 7 45 p.m. June 4. VFW Auxiliary dish dinner and meeting. Woman's Republican club meets at K P hall. St Pauls Lutheran Young Women meet. White Rose Grove officers meet. joint Ladies Aid and Missionary society gathering. Park View Business Girls meet at Cozy Rest. G A R anniversary at VFW hall. B&O Cooperative Traffic Program dinner at Cozy Rest Inn. Quota club picnic planned at Bridgeport Airport.
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Ladies Aid of West
Main Street
Church Hall
VFW
Woman's Republican Club
K. of P. Hall
Young Women's Missionary Society of
George Cassel
Cozy Rest Tnn
Bridgeport
Former Resident of Grafton Weds Federal Employee
A single ring ceremony was held at Mount Vernon Place Methodist church in Washington DC on June 1 at 8 pm. Miss Sarah Evelyn Kinney of Washington became the bride of Thomas Preston Wolfe of Washington. Rev John W Austin officiated with the bride's brother James R Kinney and friends present. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with white accessories and talisman rose corsage. Wolfe is the son of the late M J Kinney a Baltimore and Ohio engineer and Mrs Kinney.
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Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Sarah Evelyn Kinney
Washington, D.C
Thomas Preston Wolfe
Washington
John W. Austin
James R. Kinney
Wolfe
M. J. Kinney
B. and
O. Enginteer
Mrs. Kinney
Barclay on Bridge Strategy and a Challenging No Trump Play
In a detailed bridge column, Barclay discusses reading defenders and locating missing trumps through discards. A North South situation with No Trump potential explores a defensive discard pattern, an attempted winning finesse, and the risks of underestimating opponents.
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North
Justine
Amond
Bridge question on 1 Spade play and defense
A fragmentary bridge scenario asks for the correct art play after West opens 1 Spade. The text notes vulnerability North-South and hints at defensive South led by East in a potentially contestable sequence.
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Sobody
Wast
East
South
King Features Byndicste, Inc
Bride From Grafton Weds Washington Man
The bride, born and raised in Grafton with many local friends, has lived in Washington with her son. She worked five years as a buyer for G. C. Murphy’s largest store and recently attended a farewell party with fifty co workers. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wolfe of Savannah, Georgia, works for the government. They will reside at Franklin Manor Beach on the Chesapeake Bay and winter in Washington.
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Washington
Grafton
G. C. Murphy Company
Wolfe
Savannah
Franklin Manor Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Anne Tucker Mason Recital To Feature Pupils From Grafton
Anne Tucker Mason will present her pupils of Grafton and Philippi in a piano recital on Wednesday June 5 at 8 p.m. at the Elks club. The program lists works by Warden, Ketterer, Bilbro, Spaulding, Davies, Reineke, Liszt, Paderewski, Rachmaninoff, Debussy, Sibelius, MacDowell and others, with performers including Mary Virginia Monroe, Elizabeth Marks, Anna Belle Phillips, and Jane Chrislip among several.
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Grafton
Philippi
Elks Club
Broaddus
Mary Warden
Mary Virginia Monroe
Ketterer
Elizabeth Marks
Martin
Mary Kathryn Boylen
Avant
Spaulding
Anna
Jeanne Boylen
Sing
Robin Sing
Anna Belle Phillips
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Mary Elizabeth Phillips
Rebe Jeane Tucker
Mana Zucca
Joan McKinney
Dreamland
Holst
Anna Jeanne
Briefly Told Items From Grafton Dominate Edition
Charleston hearing on drivers license revocation draws Sheriff Evans and state troopers C W Dye and G F Randall. Miss Mavis Dye leaves for Charleston to take a secretarial job with a DPS branch. Mrs Hattie Day returns home to Akron after ten days with brother Scott Martin. Mr and Mrs Chian R Kennedy announce birth of son Richard Paul Kennedy in Washington D C. Kennedy is a former Grafton boy and FBI employee. Mr and Mrs H M Nicholson and daughter Marie join Mrs L D Rebrook to attend Grafton High School graduation. niece Kathleen Boyd receives diploma. Grace Brinkman and Lawrence Flanagan depart for Atlantic City for a month long vacation and plan a World’s Fair visit. Ay W DeMoss and wife return to Cleveland after weekend visit with W E DeMoss family. Mrs John Shumaker admitted to City Hospital for surgery.
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Herbert Evans
C. W. Dye
G. F. Randall
State Road Commission
Chian R. Kennedy
Washington
D. C
Richard Paul Kennedy
Kennedy
Grafton
William Gerkin
Walnut Street
Leroy Hedrick
West Washington Street
Federal Bureau of Investigation
H. M. Nicholson
Marie
L. D. Rebrook
Clarksburg
Grafton High School
Kathleen Boyd
Grace Brinkman
Lawrence Flanagan
National Limited
Atlantic City
Co Ed club plans dinner at Mary Lou Lake home
Arrangements for a dinner party at Mary Lou Lake's home were made during a Co-Ed club meeting hosted by Geraldine and Christine Hufford on Francis street. After business, members enjoyed games and dancing with dessert served by Mrs. Hufford. Attending were Rosemary Rowland Lucille Rowland Gloria Squires Kate Ewers Mary Bragg Winnie Brestel Shirley George Mary Lou Lake Dolores Price and the Huffords.
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Mary Lou Lake
Geraldine
Christine Hufford
Francis Street
Mrs. Hufford
Rosemary Rowland
Lucille Rowland
Gloria Squires
Kate Ewers
Mary Bragg
Winnie Brestel
Shirley George
Dolores Price
Judge Miller Reports Campaign Expenses in Primary Fight
Judge Lewis H. Miller of Ripley reported campaign costs of 2064.83 dollars for the Republican governor nomination bid. He listed 1250 dollars in contributions to the secretary of state, while J. R. Weeda, the Democratic candidate for the first district state senate nomination, said he spent 74.21 dollars.
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Lewis H. Miller
Ripley
Miller
J. R. Weeda
Crochet These Pets As Chair Set By Alice Brooks
Crochet pattern notes by Alice Brooks describe a filet crochet chair set featuring kitten motifs. The item includes lace stitches, charts, and directions, marketed as practical gifts. Request pattern 6688 by sending ten cents to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. in New York.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Fresh for a Fresh and Clean Government Wins Night Vote
Two high school boys led rival parties at the Mountainier Boys States during a general election to pick governors for the fourth annual practical government training school. James Henry Fresh, 17, son of a Clarksburg broker, was the Nationalist nominee with 57 votes. Robert Leaf, 16, a future East Fairmont History senior, received 28 votes as Federalist candidate.
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Mountaineer
James Henry Fresh
Clarksburg
Robert Leaf
East Fairmont
Gordon Shinleton
Charleston
Arthur Isher
Parkersburg
Leaf
Federalist
Market firm after war news despite slow trading
New York June 4 stock market steadied after conflicting European war bulletins. Trading remained slow with selective gains for U S Steel, Douglas Aircraft, United States Steel, Lockheed, Chrysler, Westinghouse, Eastman Kodak, Celanese, International Paper, American Telephone, Anaconda, and Kennecott. Rails utilities and rubber stocks barely advanced as Electric shares rose modestly.
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U. S. Steel
Bet Douglas Aircraft
United Intrerat
Locksheed
Chrysler
Westinghouse
Eastmen Kodak
Celanese
Loft l International Paper
American Telephone
Anaconda
Kennecott
Electric
Pattern 161 frock for matron with easy fit design
Fashion pattern 161 describes a summer frock for a matron with a seamless waistline darts shoulders and yoked back for free arm movement. Details include buttoning slimming silhouette pockets and optional collar and cuffs. Sizes 34 to 48 with fabric estimates and 15 cents price. Send size name address and pattern number to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Department.
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Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Department
Fifth, Avenue
New York
Hit-and-run bicycle rider sought by Charleston police
City police searched for a new traffic menace today a hit and run bicycle rider. Robert Basim 14 was knocked down last night while walking home by a bicycle which did not stop offering few details as investigators pressed for witnesses in Charleston on June 4 P-
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Robert Basim
Diamond price surge hits markets amid European tensions
Amid European tensions a sharp rise in diamond costs affects buyers and traders. Industry sources note elevated import duties and demand, while retailers warn of tighter supply and higher jewelry prices.
Fires Set by Incendiary Bombs Hit Le Havre
Paris reports fires started by incendiary bombs in the French port of Le Havre during last night and this morning as German air raids continued. The dispatch notes air raid activity and subsequent fires in the harbor city amid ongoing World War II coverage.
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le Havre
Paris
Fifth Column Debates and Public Fear Highlighted
The article recounts Dr. McMurry urging action against fifth columnists, advocating curb by authorities rather than individuals. It warns innocent people may suffer as fear of spies grows and notes many seek justification for blaming others.
Child Drowns in Sik River in Charleston
A seven-year-old boy named Richard Doug Kelly drowned in the Sik river near Charleston. Officials reported the incident and a local automobile dealer in Charleston cooperated with responders. The details remain preliminary and under investigation.
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Richard
Doug Kelly
Sik
Ipsa Eliith
His Bros Ee Ae Seere
Si WY
Charigstont Automobile
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