Mrs Faye Littman Speaks To Delta Nu Sorority
Mrs Faye K Littman district manager of Tau Phi Lambda spoke on sorority life to Delta Nu chapter at Miss Marjorie Hebbs home 308 Pearl street on Thursday evening. The scrapbook of the town chapter won first place at the state convention in Clarksburg and will go to the national convention in Miami Florida in December. The group voted to donate five dollars to Cancer drive and twenty five dollars to Camp Towles Taylor Countys youth camp. Program chair Irma Jean Stutler led the talk with Edith Jo Foley reviewing laws and by laws. Mrs Claribel Upton led singing Tau Phi Lambda songs. Refreshments were served to many members. Next meeting will be a scavenger hunt June 23 1949 at Mrs Mildred Coles Brownlow Park with Edith Jo Foley Helen Miller Mary Louise Fawcett and Rita Reed as co hosts.
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Faye K. Littman
Tau Phi Lambda
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Delta Nu
Marjorie Hebb
Pearl Street
Paulino, Keener
Cotinie Murphy
Littman
Mildred Cole
Clarksburg
Miami
Florida
Nate
Camp Towles
Taylor County
Irma Jean Stutler
Edith Jo Foley
Claribel Upton
Mesdames Kathaleen Bolyard
Maxine Harvey
Pauline Keener
Monford Loar
Mesdames
Virginia Peters
Jean Riggleman
Barbara Wyckoff
Gloria Poling
Mary Jaco
Grace Marie Bartlett
Norma Murphy
Louise Henderson
Helen Lucas
Mary Jo Patton
Clara
Jean Kines
Mary Sue Goole
Ruth Ellen Hostler
Betty Jean Travis
Brownlow Park
Helen Miller
Mary Louise Fawcett
Rita Reed
Milk for Magic Topic For Knottsville 4-Hers
Knottsville 4-H Excelsior club members heard demonstrations on washing milk utensils and using cottage cheese. Jean and Dorman Williams spoke, Lila Jo Dillon read a poem, and plans were made for a community social at Knottsville school ground on June 22 to raise camp funds.
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Knottsville
Jean and
Dorman Williams
Lila Jo Dillon
Haymond Luzadder
Don Boyles
Loney Lee Sharp
Ian Williams
Mary Jo Sharp
Evelyn Knotts
Alice Williams
An Migs Laila Lingamfelter
Communist Leaders Cheered by Small Crowd After Trial
U S marshals escorted the three Communist leaders outside after the trial adjourned for the weekend. About 30 sympathizers gathered and cheered as they left the courtroom area.
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U. S. Marshalls
Lila Resigns at St Cloud State Teachers College to Lead Idaho Schools
Mrs Lila resigns from St Cloud State Teachers College where she taught until June 1 and accepts a new role as elementary supervisor. Her headquarters will be in Boise Idaho under the Idaho State supervisor of schools.
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St. Cloud State Teachers College
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Boise
Idaho
State Supervisor of Schools of
Commencement themes from a pastor’s guest editorial
Guest Editorial by Arta F. Shomo outlines four commencement meanings for graduates. It emphasizes entrance into a fuller life with God, moral living guided by the Golden Rule, continuous mental growth, and respectful care of the body as a gift from God.
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God
Jesus
Jesus the Evangelist
Je “Ie
Paul
Arta F. Shomo
Andrews Methodist Church
Double Birthday Party For Barbara Clelland And Bearl Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Clelland hosted a double birth party at their home for Barbara Karen Clelland who turns eleven and Mrs. Clelland’s sister Bearl Thompson of Barberton Ohio. Guests included Barbara Weaver Patty Hovatter Eileen Brown Jane Evans Mary Perkey Jo Ann Able Joan McDaniel Benny Ekis Carl Stevenski Howard Moran Gary Newton Ted Landsbury Bearl Thompson Johnny Clelland and the honorees.
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Noel Clelland
Barbara Karen
Clelland
Bearl Thompson
Barberton
Ohio
Barbara Weaver
Patty Hovatter
Eileen Brown
Jane Evans
Mary Perkey
Jo Ann Able
Joan McDaniel
Benny Ekis
Carl Stevenski
Howard Moran
Gary Newton
Ted Landsbury
Johnny Clelland
Community Meeting Schedule for June in Mountaineer Area
A series of local club and church events are listed for June across community venues. Junior Order No. 44 meets at FW hall East Main at 8 pm. Circle No. 1 hosts Mrs Atwell Summers at 14 Addison St at 7 30 pm. Vacation Bible School runs June 6 to 17 at Andrews and St John Methodist, 9 30 to 11 30 am. Judson Missionary Soc of First Baptist meets June 7 at 7 30 pm. Circle 4 St Pauls WSCS meets with Mrs Glenn Harman at 3 Pike St now. Circle No. 2 St John Methodist meets at 107 West Washington St at 6 30 pm for birthday dish. West Main Street Methodist WSCS meets June 7 at 7 30 pm in church sanctuary. Grafton Quota Club meets June 6 at Grafton Hotel at 6 30 pm.
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Mountaineer Council No
Circle 4
St. Paul's Methodist Wscs
Glenn Harman
Pike Street
St. John’s Methodist Church
Dale Zinn
West Washington Street
West Main Street
WSCS
Grafton Quota Club
Grafton Hotel
Circle 2
Gail Zinn
White Rose Grove No. 2
SFWC
K. of P. Friendship Lodge Hall
Jack Kincaid
Columbus
Ohio
Local Social Notes From Buckhannon and Dayton
Brief items record attendees at a Buckhannon Strawberry Festival including Mr and Mrs William Carder and others, visiting military mother Mrs Cora Scott in Dayton, a Baltimore guest William Taylor, and Mr and Mrs Harold Waller returning from New York City with Mrs Waller winning a lounge chair set after a Missus Goes Shopping broadcast with John Reed King.
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William Carder
Sheridan Kittle
Kitty Gill
Zara Teets
Zada Ridenour
Buckhannon
William E. Scott
Wright's Field
Dayton
Ohio
Cora Scott
Wes Washington Street
New York
Harold Waller
Love Avenue
New York City
John Reed King
Summer Visitors and Local Guests Arrive in Grafton
Mrs W T Balyard Jr and a small party arrived in Grafton for summer. Mr Balyard, Union College coach in Barboursville Kentucky, will attend summer school at West Virginia University and live with his parents on Lincoln Street. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Harry White and daughters Barbara and Diane from Bridgewater Virginia visiting friends and relatives in town.
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W. T. Balyard
Small
Grafton
Balyard
Union College
Barboursville
Kentucky
West Virginia University
Lncoln Street
Harry White
Barbara
Diane
Bridgewater
Virginia
Birth announced of Colleen Curran in Clarksburg
Webster area notes the May 30 birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson Curran of Clarksburg at a local hospital. Colleen weighs eight pounds. The mother is the former Wanda Wilson of Clarksburg. Graduation and social notices mix with several weekend visits and local engagements among area families.
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Pearl Felton Webster
James Gibson Curran
Clarksburg
Colleen
Wanda Wilson
Pruntytown W S C S meets at church for lesson
Pruntytown W S C S held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the church with devotionals led by Mrs. Virginia Laren and a lesson on Darkness Turns to Dawn in Africa. Mrs. Annie Gray conducted the study, with talks by Mrs. Martha Bartlett and Mrs. Mary Lewis. Attendees included Daisy Rector, Ida Larew, and several Larew sisters plus Carolyn Barnett. Next gathering will be a covered dish dinner at noon. Also noted: Leslie Wiseman was taken to Aspenwall Veterans Hospital, improving. Mr. and Mrs. Traxler, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith visited Pleasant Creek. Fitawater family moved to Grafton on Maple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bartlett
Pruntytown
W.S.C.S
Virginia Laren
Annie Gray
Africa
Martha Bartlett
Mary Lewis
Daisy Rector
Virginia Larew
Ida Larew
Viola Grimm
Ada Larew
H. E. Flesher
W. J. Richardson
Carolyn Barnett
Local Visitors Pack Weekend at West Virginia Homes
Morgantown hosts relatives and friends from Ohio New York and West Virginia over Memorial weekend and midweek visits. Notables include the Rec tor Laren Giles Bartlett Williams families and several Smiths Dorsey Ford and McIntyre households. In Indianapolis George A Metzler a 38 year old driver died from injuries after a May 28 crash at the speedway the car owned by Lee S Gassner of Wheeling West Virginia. Metzler was survived by a spouse and one child.
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Indianapolis
George A. Metzler
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Civic Spirit Evident in Seven Men’s Willingness for Job
WANTS that seven gentlemen are willing to take on this type of job, and that their friends are working actively to elect them, shows real civic spirit.
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Naomi Lawson
Club and Society
Faye Littman
Delta Nu Sorority
Mrs. Lila
John Barrymore, JR
Hollywood
Cal
Dolores Costello Vruwinik
Amarillo
Tex
International Soundphoto
Kara Clelland
Mrs. B. Thompson
William 5. Taylor
Baltimore
Alger Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
U. S
International
Webster
Lloyd Roach
Harold Roach
Dianne
Washington, D. C
Arlen Crouse
Ersel McGowen
Washington, Pennsylvania
Frank Smith
Parkersburg
Howard McWilliams
Ancel McNemar
Earl Vincent
Fairmont
Elizabeth McNemar
Paul Wolfe
Barbara Withers
Betty Bailey
Eloise Poling
Willis Preston
Grafton High School
Russell Bartlett
Arthur Davis
Okey Blackwood
Wilsonburg
C. F. Bartlett
Simpson
Mrs. Sherman Haselden
Mt. Clare
Bill Wolverton
Jack of
Belington
A. G . Bailey
H. M. Mossburg
Fredericksburg
Truman B. McVicker
Charleston
Lettercarriers
Ray Jones
Barbour County
Hattie Sinsel
Dawg
Washington
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Towa
Atomic Energy Commission
David Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Carroll Wilson
AEC
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Hickenlooper
Richard Russell
Georgia
Leslie Wiseman
Veterans ,Hospital
Aspenwall
Pennsylvania
John M. Traxler
Aiter
Carl Smith
Pleasant Creek
Gerald Fitawater
Maple Avenue
Rita
Aly
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Epsom Downs
London
Lindsay
Mahaffey
Morgantown
Paul Rector
B. J. Larry
Walter McKee and
Frazersburg, Ohio
C.O. Laren, Jr
Howard Smith
Charles Sped
Lockport
French Giles
Ance
Smith
Giles
J. E. Griffin
Bellaire
Columbia
Myrtle O. Bartlett
Daugherty
West
Dorsey Ford
Akron, Ohio
Rossett
Arthur Ford
Raymond Bartlett
Paul C. Bartlett
Henrietta Hughes
Jane Lew
Eugene Williams
Warren McIntyre
Spelzer
Clyde McIntyre
Metzler
Lee S. Gassner
Wheeling
W. Va
Wilbur Shaw
Loyal Order OF Moose
Ralph Shahan
Parrish Agency, Inc
Wilford Street
Bath
Kirby. St
Addison St
Thayer St
Caplan