Hamburger Fry By Alpha Mu Sorority at Tygart Dam Park
Members of the Alpha Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a hamburger fry at Tygart Dam Park last night with radios providing music and a recreational period enjoyed. A regular meeting is planned for June 20 to install the Exemplar chapter. attendees listed include Mrs. Kenneth Boylan, Miss Dorothy Burnside, Mrs. Norman Deakins, Mrs. Evelyn Dowell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Tygart Dam Park
Kenneth Boylan
Dorothy Burnside
Norman Deakins
Evelyn Dowell
Kenneth Daugherty
Richard Hood
Arbean Moore
Jami Newton
Evelyn Golden
Francis Julian
Eunetta Skinner
Virginia Mac Stine
Virgil Rohrbough
Paul Graham
Bob Brown
Dorothy Douglas
Norma Jean Moore
John Paul Floyd
Ada Jacobs
Mary Jane Kirkpatrick
Billy and Freddie Floyd
Ky Daugherty
Tommy Boylan
Miss Margaret Byers Named Quota Delegate
Miss Margaret Byers was named as delegate to the Quota International Convention to be held in Houston Texas later this month. Miss Leota Griffith and Mrs H K Debendarfer will also attend. Twenty five members attended the local Quota meeting at the Grafton Hotel with reports from officers and plans for a June 20 dinner meeting at Four Corners hosted by Aline Outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Byers
Houston
Texas
Quota
Grafton Hotel
Leota Griffith
H. K. Debendarfer
Pr Dent
Arvy Lockard
Rhea Fisher
Elsie Hardie
Florence Wittman
Ways and Means
Aline
Four Corners
Community Events June 6 to 17 Detailed Church Meetings
A listing of church and club gatherings from June 6 through June 17 includes Vacation Bible School at Andrews and St. John's Methodist churches from 9:30 to 11:30 each weekday, June 7 meetings of Judson Missionary Society and various WSCS circles, D. O. B class gathering, handkerchief showers at the P H C, sewing club, and Junior Order meeting. Local residents Jack Kincaid of Columbus visited, and a new device converts printed text to sound for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
St. John's Methodist Church
Judson Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
St. Paul's Methodist Wscs
Glenn Harman
Pike Street
Dale Zinn
West Washington Street
West Main Street
Circle 2
WSCS
St. John’s Methodist Church
Gail Zinn
Kings Daughters Bible
Blueville
Circle No
Atwell Summers
Addison Street
Local Hospital News Notes Weekend Admissions and Visits
Weekend hospital arrivals include David Goodwin Thornton Walter Wiles Route 2 1 Tunnelton Jean Ann Fickey 3 East Main Street Carl Knotts West Washington The Reverend P T Kelley Flemington Mrs Mordeney Kelley Flemington Dowden Finley Maple Avenue Claire Crispin Route 1 Mildred Norris West Wilford Street Discharges include Etta Haldeman Thornton Mrs Stella Fetty Tunneton Dot tie Lou Shaffer Route 4 Tun nelton Mrs Minerva Mayle Route 1 Mary L Poling Thornton Edward Streets Route 1 Simpson Lonnie Wiseman Shinnston Howard Cross Warder Avenue. Mrs Mary Alice Beavers of Kingwood seriously ill Morgantown hospital moved to Nella Pennington Rest Home Parsons. Miss Dottie Lou Sterling en route to Florida after teaching in Irondale High School visiting siblings. Capping Exercises at Monongalia General Hospital School of Nursing for Jean Blackman and daughters Joan and Dorothy Blackman. Parsons relatives visit including Mr and Mrs Charles W Morris Evalee Route 3 and Mr and Mrs Charles H Morris Punchie Railroad Street. Beech Bottom and Wellsburg weekend guests of Rev O J Howearth. Rex Mulhollen on Navy furlough from Guam. George Norris Blueville addition heading to Florida for two weeks. Robert L Hamilton Richard J Watkins named distinguished military graduates in advance of commissions. admitted to hospital: Clarence DeLancey Pearl Holtz Martha Robinson Rebecca Sue Henderson. Monday admissions: David Goodwin Lola Milculik
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Persorts
David Goodwin
Thornton
Walter Wiles
Tunnelton
Jean Ann Fickey
East Main Street
Carl Knotts
West Washington
P. T. Kelley
Flemington
Mordeney Kelley
Dowden Finley
Maple Avenue
Claire Crispin
Mildred Norris
West Wilford Street
Etta Haldeman
Stella Fetty
Tunneton
Dottie Lou Shaffer
Minerva Mayle
Mary L. Poling
Thornton Edward Streets
Simpson
Lonnie Wiseman
Shinnston
Howard Cross
Warder Avenue
Clarence DeLancey
Wilford Street
Pearl Holtz
East Long Street
Martha Robinson
West Main Street
Rebecca Sue Henderson
Brownlow Park
David Goodwin. Thornton
Lola Milculik
WCTU Convenes At First Baptist Church
The WCTU meeting presided by Mrs Lelia Peters convened at First Baptist Church with devotions a hymn and prayer led by Mrs William Bott. Mrs Maude Palmer read scripture and Mrs Mildred Goff reported the treasurer. Plans were made for a covered dish picnic at Mrs A R Vandergrift home next month. Local notes mention peanut shells as fertilizer cork substitute and fire extinguishing aid and a machine to shell ears and shred stalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Peters
WCTU
First Baptist Church
William Bott
Maude Palmer
Lillian Gall
Mildred Goff
C. F. Shafer
A. R. Vandergrift
Morgantown Road
Benedict
Rumors Continue Amid Labor Reform Debate
The article cites Murray criticizing Lewis for alleged secret deals while advocating for repeal and re enactment of the Wagner Act with protections for labor rights. It notes Murray’s view of public records versus whispers and lists numerous precinct contacts and observers linked to the political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Lewis
Truman
Cr0
Senate
Man detained after disturbance at sister’s home
Neighbors reported lights and noises at the Brown house on West Francis street. Officers found a chaotic scene with flour, sugar, feathers scattered, furniture broken into kindling, and eggs broken, as they entered to restrain the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Rowe
West Francis Street
Brown
Vandalism Damages Home Rooms In Violent Breakin
A residence suffered extensive damage from a violent break in. Walls and ceilings were smeared with catsup, Crisco spread across surfaces, and food spilled from the refrigerator. Electric wiring for major appliances was severed, furnishings were damaged, a radio destroyed, and cushions pillows and bedding cut or torn. Mrs Brown’s dress and robe were hacked and left draped over a chair.
Comes Out V Winner After Glutamic Acid Injections
Mrs Lula Bell Stimson a 49 year old grandmother is shown in County Jail Los Angeles after injections with glutamic acid ordered to cure a gambling craze that cost between four and five thousand dollars. The jail physician reports noticeable improvement and the patient says she feels better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Bell Stimson
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha Mu Sorority
Bert Carroll
Mountaineer Council No
Junior Order United American Mechanics
V.F.W
White Rose Grove No. 2
SFWC
K. of P. Friendship Lodge Hall
Jack Kincaid
Columbus
Ohio
Craftsman
Penney
U.S
BAYON
M. L
Parsons
Mary Alice Beavers
Kingwood
Morgantown
Nella Pennington
West Virginia
Florida
Dottie Lou Sterling
Irondale
William T. Bolyard, Jr
Olaf Sterling
Grafton
B. Blackman
Leo Crane
Monongalia General Hospital School of Nursing
Jean
Joan
Dorothy Blacknan
Charles W. Morris
Evalee
Route 3
Charles H. Morris
Punchie
Railroad Street
Leslie Howearth
Dale, Bette
Jimmie
Beech Bottom
Arthur Howearth
Carolyn
Wellsburg
O. J. Howearth
Carolyn Howearth
A. J. Mulhollen
Rex
Navy
Guam
George Norris
Blueville Addition
Robert L. Hamilton
Richard J. Watkins
West Virginia University
Knottsville
Vianna Mayle
Moatsville
U. S. Treasurer
U. S
Georgia Neese Clark
Richland
Kan
William A. Julian
International
Grace Miller
Florence Wilkinson
Carrie Glenn
Torlock Rasmussen
Josephine Clark
W. H. Turner
Minnie Henderson
D. W. Sayres
Lillian Morgan
Virgil Poe
Ruth Bumgardner
Grace L. White
Janet Sturm
Ella Rhodes
Estell Phillips
Sylvia Courtney
A. F. McWilliams
J. L. A. Hugill
Lee Smith
Ada B. Strauss
Mary M. Ward
Elizabeth McKeen
Maes Coe
Comes Out
Dan Currin
Oxford, N. C
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