Mildred Strader and Junior H Sims Wedding Told
Mr and Mrs G B Bartlett of Bridgeport announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred Strader to Junior H Sims son of Mr and Mrs Ray Sims of Wheel The ceremony was held Sunday afternoon June 2 at Rev F C Miller's Bridgeport home The bride wore a white two piece suit with white accessories The couple's attendant was Dan Danks of Wendel The bride attended local schools graduating from Grafton Senior High The groom attended Flemington schools and Flemington High He entered the armed forces on September 5 1943 and was discharged January 17 this year The newlyweds reside at 205 Ross street
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G. B. Bartlett
Bridgeport
B. Strader
H. Sims
Ray Sims
Wheel
F. C. Miller
Dan Danks
Wendel
Grafton
Flemington
Flemington High
Ross Street
Corsng
West Main WSCS Molds Meeting
The West Main Street Methodist WSCS held a regular evening session in the hall with devotionals by Mrs. Lawrence Kinter. President Mrs. C. W. Wells led the business meeting while Mrs. Lelia Peters read on Missions. The circle decided to send a clothing box to China. refreshments were served to thirteen members and two guests hosted by Mrs. Lillie Gall and Mrs. Maxine Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
West Main Street
Methodist Church
Lawrence Kinter
C. W. Wells
Lelia Peters
China
Lillie Gall
Maxine Harvey
Church and club events listed for June week schedule
The notice lists multiple June gatherings including Ladies Aid of United Brethren church at 8 p.m. June 7, WLCS Circle No 3 at Mrs. Burge's home for a regular meeting and birthday dinner at 6 p.m. June 7, Lutheran church sewing at Red Cross rooms 1 to 4 p.m. June 7, Ladies Aid and Missionary Society at Miss Minette and Miss Watkins home on Maple avenue at 8 p.m. June 7, Mountaineer Council No 44 and related groups meeting June 10 at Wehn hall to celebrate anniversary, White Rose Grove No 2 meeting June 10 at K. of P. hall, Fidelis club of Presbyterian church at 8 p.m. June 10, Harmony Grove church all-day gathering June 11 for grounds and cemetery cleanup, Naomi Class West Main Street Methodist at 7:30 p.m. June 11, WSCS Circle No 3 Andrews Methodist at Mrs. Sinsel home 7:20 p.m. co-hostess Mrs. Jesse Woods.
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Ladies Aid of
United Brethren Church
Circle No. 3
WLCS
St. John’s Church
W.S. Burge
Market Street
The
Lutheran Church
Red Cross
Ladies Aid Society
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Fidelis Club
Presbyterian Church
Florence Wilkinson
Bluemont
Harmony Grove
Naomi
West Main Street
Methodist Church
C. W. Wells
WSCS
Andrews Methodist Church
C. M. Sinsel
Walnut Street
Jesse Woods
Mrs Robison Hosts Birthday Party for Son James
Mrs Paul Robison entertained with a party on Tuesday afternoon June 4 honoring her son James on his eighth birthday. The young honoree received many nice and useful gifts from friends and relatives.
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Paul Robison
James
Dinner Guests At Robison Home Honor Young Guest James
Late in the afternoon refreshments were served by Mrs. Robison to a list of guests including Lilly Nicola Marcia Jackie and Bobby Trimble Margaret Ann Mouser Victor Jr. and Joseph Moore Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robison and sons Ronnie and Tommy Mrs. James Robison and the young honored guest James.
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Robison
Lilly Nicola
Marcia
Jackie
Bobby Trimble
Margaret Ann Mouser
Victor Jr
Joseph Moore
Clarence Robison
Ronnie
Tommy
James Robison
James
St Johns WSCS Dinner at Tygart Dam Circle No 2
St Johns Methodist WSCS Circle No 2 met at Mrs W J Combs home at Tygart Dam for a birthday covered dish dinner. Devotions led by Mrs Stanley Nicola Sr used the Twenty Third Psalm followed by poetry and the Lord's Prayer. Business chaired by Mrs Stanley Nicola Jr laid plans for the coming month as attendees toured the dam shrubbery. Guests included Mrs Bessie Simpson Beverly W Va and others. next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Frank Graham.
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WSCS
St. John’s Methodist Church
W.J. Combs
Tygart Dam
Stanley Nicola, Sr
Stanley Nicola, Jr
Russell DeMoss
Thelma DeMoss
Juanita DeMoss
Fred Floyd
Stanley Nicola
Newton Nicola
Estella Phillips
Ruth Proudfoot
Flora Belle Bott
Frank Graham
Bessie Simpson
Beverly
W. Va
Grace Plum
Aubry Belle Jones
Evelyn Ramsey
Vera Hamilton
James Proudfoot
Truman picks Vinson and Snyder for top posts
The president announced Vinson and Snyder for two high offices, drawing criticism from Republicans and pro labor Democrats though none show intent to oppose. All nominees require Senate approval. Some New Dealers preferred a more liberal chief justice and view Snyder’s reconversion influence as shaping the White House stance on jailed labor. A Canadian parliamentary rule notes women in the galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frova
Truman
Vinson
Snyder
Senate
Philosphy
White House
Ruling Favors Joan HERE 13 the most recent photo of Carol Ann Barry
Los Angeles District Court ruled that Carol Ann Barry daughter of actress Joan Barry is the heir of movie comedian and actor Charles Chaplin. The decision affects rights to a photo and related support matters in a high profile custody style case.
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Carol Ann Barry
Joan Barry
Los Angeles District Court
Charles Chaplin
Police dispute over uniforms and pay in Charleston
In Charleston, a council meeting discussed giving police officers their first uniform free of charge, arguing the benefit would offset a pay raise. Kessinger opposed the idea, noting officers prefer the traditional blue uniform and urging a decent wage rather than Army surplus gear. The dialogue stalled over the salary increase.
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Charleston
Kessinger
Policemen’s Lodge Advocates Similar 1812 Wage Boost
Comparable to the 1812 hourly boost granted to the automobile, railroad and mine workers, the policemen's lodge asserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policemen’s Lodge
Million Parade Promises Swank as RAF Veterans March
The report describes a victory parade featuring railway workers, veterans who fought in Africa and Europe, and aircraft from the RAP alongside newer jet ships. Marshal Lord Tedder urges a show of pride and pomp as the procession salutes the sovereign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
RAP
Lord Tedder
Man Charged With Parking Meter Break Forfeits Bond
John J. Facemire of 40 Lincoln Street forfeited a $6 bond after failing to appear in police court for allegedly breaking a parking meter on West Main Street yesterday. The report also notes a threatened strike by lowshoremen with Grandpappy Jenkins predicting potential disruption.
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John J. Facemire
Lincoln Street
West Main Street
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Society Reporter
Mildred Strader
Junior H. Sims
West Main
Raz
Ford
Coole’s Novelty Store
St. John’s Wscs
Eeper
Walnut St
New Jersey
Vali
Fieseirels
A&p
California
Florida
Nabisco
Sunbrite
Sunnyfield
Phillip's
Te. van Me
Wee
Meat Department
Ying
Jane Parker
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