Social calendar entries highlight clubs and weddings
Tonight diverse groups meet including Mrs Carrie Glenn's White Rose Sewing Club and the T N T club at Mrs C W Werls. Quota Club, One Big Union, and Woodman Circle schedule afternoon and evening gatherings, with recitals and theatre plans into Friday and Saturday across Grafton. wedding news from Swisher and Hawker noted.
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Carrie Glenn
West Washington Street
White Rose Sewing Club
Woodman Circle
T.N. T. Club
C. Wi Werls
Quota Club
Heflin Btyle
Brinkman
Woodman Circle Meeting and Anna Cruise Recital Notice
Woodman Circle No 2 will hold a regular meeting at 1 30 Thursday afternoon in the Red Men hall with important business and attendance urged. Mrs Anna E Cruise music instructor will present a recital at the High School auditorium Thursday evening at 8 o clock with a varied program of vocal and piano solos duets and dance numbers by local pupils.
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Ladies' Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Methodist Protestant Church
W. Phillips
Walnut Street
White Rose Grove No
Woodman Circle
Red Men Hall
Anna E. Cruise
Leo Crane
Baptist Young Peoples Unon
Lindy Club
T. C. Gough
W. Washington Street
Gough
Zada Ridenour
Effie Jones
Anna Shields
Maple Avenue
Mountaineer Council No. 44
Order of United American Mechanics
Wehn Hall
Margaret Jane Payne
Dolly Darling
Betty
Jean McVicker
Patty Ann O'Connor
Jean Ault
Mary Virginia
Betty Felton
Eugene Hussion
Marie O'Connor
Popular lounging pajamas take summer fashion by storm
Lounging pajamas reach peak popularity in summer with easy fitting ensembles and a long breakfast coat. Designs feature tunic tops, adjustable necklines, color contrasts, and printed floral patterns in loose flowing lines. Shantung silk model offers washable practicality and bold floral prints with full one piece sets and patch pockets.
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at West Main Street Church
The Ladies Aid Society of West Main Street M E church met at Mrs R L Brand's home with 23 members and seven visitors. Mrs Frye presided as president. entertainment committee named. A social hour followed business with games and refreshments served by the hostesses. Favors were paper roses.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
West Main Street
M. E. Church
R. L. Brand
W. Boyd Street
Brand
Grace Frye
Frye
C. C. Sturms
I. A. Peters
Congress Finishes Work on Reciprocal Tariff
Washington reports the house accepted senate amendments to the administration reciprocal tariff bill. The measure passed the house by 154 to 53 and now proceeds to the president for signature. The session action concludes the legislative step on the tariff plan.
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Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Clye Law Reelected Chairman of West Virginia Wesleyan Board
Clyde of Lawior Wheeling was reelected president of the board of trustees at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Harvey W. Harmer of Clarksburg was reelected vice president and Ronald F. Moist of Clarksburg was secretary. The group named committees for a semi centennial in 1940, with Dr Roy McCuskey and Dr Blackburn joining the faculty.
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Buckhannon
Clyde
Lawior
Wheeling
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Harvey W. Harmer
Clarksburg
Ronald F. Moist
Roy McCuskey
College
Law
R. L. Blackburn
Univen
Southern California
R. R.scott
Blackburn
A. A
Unusual Names Spotted on Tennessee Rural Mailboxes
Nashville residents report odd names on rural mailboxes in Tennessee. Names include Ben Polite I Profitt Pink White Marcus Close and Will Knott, a resident near Rumpasills, Tennessee, observed June 6.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Ben Polite
Profitt
Pink White
Marcus Close
Work Relief For Farmers Proposed In Drought Crisis
Washington reports a shift in federal drought relief proposing paying jobs over doles for feed and seed. Hopkins told congressmen the relief agency will reach 300000 families in drought areas by week’s end, with 150000 already on work projects. The plan funds roads conservation and soil erosion work with a minimum wage of 30 cents an hour, state-determined above that.
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Washington
Doles
Pres
Roosevelt
Jose
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Louis XII Suffers Neurasthenia Yet Writes Pure Prose
Paris June 6 Evidence that Louis XII suffered a grave form of neurasthenia is in letters to Cardinal Richelieu found in the French archives. The correspondence was shown at a meeting of the French Academy of Morale and Political Sciences. Academicians were impressed by the king's prose though it carried melancholy preaching.
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Paris
Louis XII
Cardinal Richelieu
French Foreign’ Office
French Academy of Morale and Political Sciences
Koelz Argues Desertion In Keyser Divorce Case
Dr W J Koelz former Keyser mayor has filed for a limited divorce in Mineral County circuit court alleging desertion. His wife Beatrice Koelz replies with cross petition also citing desertion and seeks legal fees.
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Keyser
W. J Koelz
Mineral County
Beatrice Koelz
al Cross
Giso
Tees
Personal notices from Morgantown visitors and residents
Mr and Mrs Alex Poreman of Morgantown visit the city to attend to business and see friends. Brother John Shaffer of Akron joins them. Mrs W L Shaffer and family return from Florida to Christiana street. Mrs Arthur Spotts and granddaughter Earlene Spotts of Pittsburgh visit Mrs Spotts sister Mrs William M Moran. Mrs L Klein returns from New York City with sister Mrs Albert Kraus as house guest. Mr and Mrs Isadore Sivens host Mrs Sivens sister Mrs Hilda Baron of New York City, and Mr and Mrs E G Potter and family plan to move to Fairmont. Their friends wish them luck. Hyson Devers and son Carl with S E Devers and daughter Gladys attend Glenville commencement. Gladys, senior at standard normal. Walter Moore and daughter Ida Belle Moore of McCrory apartments visit Washington PA. Mrs J Murphy of West Main Street recently out after illness. Jack Everson of Clarksburg, previously at Davis Beer Garden, takes bricklaying job at Hazel Atlas Glass. George L Egbert returns from business in Charleston. Mr and Mrs T W Heironimus of Washington Street move to summer cottage at Grafton Park. Helen Moran visits sister Mrs Russell Evans in Fairmont and attends a dance. Mr and Mrs W J Frey return from East Liverpool to handle business. Dr and Mrs H L Henry of Capon Bridge Virginia, former Graf ton residents, visit. Mr and Mrs E E Lowther attend funeral of Lloyd M Allen of Gregory Run Harrison County.
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Alex Poreman
Morgantown
John Shaffer
Akron
Ohio
W. L. Shaffer
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Christiana Street
Arthur Spotts
Earlene Spotts
Pittsburgh
States College
Gladys
Walter Moore
Ida Belle Moore
McCrory Apartments
Washington
Junior Marquess
J . Murphy
West Main Street
Jack Everson
Clarksburg
Davis Beer Garden
Latrobe Street
Hazel Atlas Glass
George L. Egbert
Charleston
T. W. Heironimus
Grafton Park
Helen Moran
Russell. Evans
Fairmont
W. J. Frey
Liverpool
Frey
H. L. Henry
Capon Bridge
Virginia
Grafton
Its
E. E. Lowther
Lloyd M. Allen
Gregory Run
Harrison County
Police Seek Two Cop Killers in Indiana Pursuit
Bedford Indiana June 6 state police hunted surrounding hills for the two companions of 20 year old Robert Neal who said he aided in a high speed ride that left Deputy Harold Amick dead and a policeman wounded in southern Indiana Monday night Neal in jail signed a statement naming Ed Coffin as the slayer and identifying the third man as Toots Lung of Helmsberg Indiana The three wrecked the car while attempting a turn onto a side road near Underwood Ind authorities pursue the men with urgency.
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Bedford
Ind
Robert Neal
Indiana
Neal
Donald Jankin
Ed Coffin
Harold Amick
Scott County
Underwood
Toots” Lung
Helmsberg
West Virginia Shows Large Cash Balance
Charleston June 6 The state reports a cash balance of 9,316,228.99 on June 1, the largest in years. Total receipts reached 14,261,022.60 while disbursements were 10,045,962.69. Over 6,000,000 will be paid this month to retire obligations.
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Charleston
Edgar
Airmail Begins Service Across West Virginia
An airmail service started operating over West Virginia with departures from Chicago Cincinnati and Washington. Planes stop at Charleston and Huntington with Elkins serving as a refueling station when needed.
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West Virginia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Charleston
Huntington
Elkins
Soda in Green Vegetables
Soda is added to green vegetables to retain color but it destroys vitamin C. Bran Muffins mix uses flour bran sugar baking powder salt milk and butter. Bake in paper cups for 15 minutes in a moderate oven and serve warm.
Stocks Reported Dull in Wall Street Today
New York June 6 stocks were dull and irregular with investors cautious awaiting further confirmation. Grains fell on rainfall forecasts, bonds and currencies were listless, oil shares edged up fractions while U S Steel and GM eased, and major names like Bethlehem Steel and Eastman Kodak held mixed moves.
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Wall Street
New York
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
duPont
American Sugar Refining
Eastman Kodak
U. S. Steel
General Motors
U. S, Smelting
Chrysler
New York Central
Westinghouse
Chicken Pie Biscuits Make Easy Church Supper
The article advises using large biscuits as pastry pads on creamed chicken to create uniform servings. Bake to form a biscuit covered meal and place on platters. Mentions a feature on Mary Queen of Scots and a painting by Edmund Dunne in The American Weekly June 10 issue from Baltimore Sunday American.
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Mary Queen of Scots
Edmund Dunne
American Weekly
Baltimore
Three Shamokin Men Die In Motorcycle Crash
In Pottsville on June 6, three Shamokin men James Doyle 24 Roland Jordan 31 and John B Cox Jr 22 died when their motorcycle left the road on a sharp turn near a bridge at Darktown three miles from Pottsville. The riders were from Shamokin with no survivors.
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Pottsville
Shamokin
Darktown
James Doyle
Roland Jordan
John B. Cox, Jr
My Beauty Hint Stage Actress Revitalizing Facial Routine
A period column advises weekly facial renovation for women. Cleanse with soap and water, beat egg white and yolk to smooth, apply two coats to face and neck, dry between coats, rest with a setting pack for 30 minutes, remove with warm water, use mild astringent, and finish with generous issue cream on face and neck for extended wear.
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Leslie Hawker
Shinnston
Cora Coffman Hawker
W. Wa
Eugenia Thompson
Charles Stuart Collier
Virginia Nutter
Fussell Purdy
William W. Samples
Sislaw
Hawker
On High School
Fairmont Teachers College
Gradd
West Virginia Univity
University of Midand
Shinnon
West
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Oklahoma
Kemper Military Academy
Ersville
Missouri
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Turner’s
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Fifth Avenue
Prosenchan de ‘Noose Higher Hotels Corporscom BH
Wartman, Menager
Shington Street
Mary Thomas
Margaret Moran
Millafred Maloy
Main Street
William P. Samples
Virginis
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Ruth McDaniel
Betty Joe
Anna Lee
Mary Lou Arnold
Betty Tucker
Sylvia Favish
Ruth Ann
Poe
W. Va
Plummer Hill
Lee Boggess
Maley
Millafred
Helen Chalfont
Wayne Hawker
Frances Tetrick
Clifford Neeley
Shinn
Young Swisher
Ston
Paul Wyckoff
Louise Swisher
James Young
Simpson
Grantsville
Shinnston High School
United Brethren
H. L. Koontz
Ana
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of St
C. C. Batson
J.W. Pluebell
Freds Robinson
Mra.a. ¥. Cuppett
Sup
Hilda
Beverlin
Lucile Payne
Margaret Jane
Lucky Payne
Butterfly
Eileen Knight
Virginia Lee Ridenour
Les Ontingles
Elizabeth Rendle
Margaret McElroy
Minerva Mason
Christian Stewardship
Clye Law
Will Knott
Rumpasills, Tertn
Dole
Isabel
Ebel
Brooklyn
Aeronautica School
New York University
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Associated Press
Turner
Noel Clelland
Gratton Banking & Trust Co
Ben H. Franz
Needless To Say
W. Main &T
Academy of Hairdressing and Beauty
Max Bernotat
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