Calendar notes for various July events across local groups
calendar entries list meetings and events from June 10 to June 23 for churches fraternal orders and clubs. Designated hosts homes and halls in McGraw Ave Blueville St Nebo Church of Christ include Ruth Mollahan Agnes Goff Helen Wilson Eva Boyles and Ellen Tingler. events cover Circle meetings, social gatherings, auctions, and a descendant reunion with a basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
First
Ruth Mollahan
McGraw Ave
W. M.S
First Baptist Church
Knottsville Bible School
White Rose Grove
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
K. of P. Hall
Naomi
W. Main St. Methodist Church
Agnes Goff
White Fawn Council No. 3
Degree of Pocahontas
Epsilon Epsilon
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ellen Tingler
Blueville
Edith Jo Foley
Coiostess
VFW
Oak Grove Woman’s Club
Helen Wilson
Haymond Farm
Personal notices of travels and visits across several states
Mr and Mrs Glen Suddarth return to Baltimore after three weeks at Mrs Gertrude Shaw s Thayer Street home. Mr and Mrs Lawrence W Hadley formerly of Fairbolt Mina visit Country Club Road parents en route to Charlottesville Va where they will reside. Mrs Margaret Kureton and Joseph Neulzelski of Washington DC Mrs A S Yokem of Elkins and Mr and Mrs David Hoffman of Norfolk VA visit Mr and Mrs C W Hoffman of Dewey Avenue. Mr and Mrs Robert Stevens and children of Baltimore Maryland visit Mae Reed and T L Nuzum for Memorial Day and attend a reception and dance at the Grafton High School field house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Suddarth
Baltimore
Gertrude Shaw
Thayer St
Lawrence Whadley
Fairbolt
Mina
J. Ray Keener
Country Club Road
Charlottesville
Margaret Kureton
Joseph Neulzelski
Washington, D. C
A. S. Yokem
Elkins
David Hoffman
Norfolk, Va
C. W. Hoffman
Dewey Ave
Robert Stevens
Baltimore, Md
Mae Reed
T. L. Nuzum
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Hospital admissions listed for June 7 include Andrew Spring Rt 3 Helen Bonner Gay St Nancy Lee Betty Lou Harvey Rt 4 Leslie Jones burg Ida Wingrove Morgantown Betty Jean Goff Independence Lillian Clovis Rt 1. Discharges dated June 7 list Carol Core Beech St Cecil Mason Boyd St Charles Shelton Warder Ave Harley Whisner Wil ford St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Spring
Rt. 3
Helen Bonner
Gay St
Nancy Lee
Betty Lou Harvey
Rt. 4
Leslie Jonesburg
Ida Wingrove
Morgantown
Betty Jean Goff
Independence
Lillian Clovis
Rt. 1
Carol Core
Beech St
Cecil Mason
Boyd St
Charles Shelton
Warder Ave
Harley Whisner
Wilford St
Bonners Welcome Daughter at Grafton City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Oran Bonner 520 Gay Street announce the birth of a daughter at Grafton City Hospital at 5 41 p.m. June 7 weighing seven pounds five ounces Parents share the good news from their home in Grafton with details of the arrival and hospital location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Bonner
Gay St
Grafton City Hospital
Williams Hines Wedding At Oakland Methodist Church
Miss Mary Frances Williams and Robert Hines were married June 6 at St. Pauls Methodist Church in Oakland Maryland. The bride wore a pale blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of white mums. They will reside in Morgantown where Hines attends summer school at West Virginia University. The couple are both Grafton High School graduates. Hines has five years in the U S armed forces, including time in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Williams
Knotts Ave
Mary Frances Williams
Robert Hines
Arab Hines
Spruce St
Grafton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Oakland
Williams
I Charleene Williams
Avah Hines
Morgantown
Hines
Sumer School
West Virginia University
Grafton High School
U. S
Japan
Church Circle Names. Officers Named For Meeting
No. 3 of the Andrews St Paul Methodist Church met at Mrs J A Sinclair home for a regular meeting with Miss Dorothy Woodyard presiding as temporary chair. Mrs H A Louden named chairman, Mrs James Paige vice chairman, Mrs Barbara Fornash secretary and publicity chairman, and Mrs Bob Brown treasurer. It was voted to hold the meeting on the second Monday evening each month. Next meeting date to be announced. Dessert was served to Mrs Sinclair, Mrs Brown, Mrs J W Sayre, Miss Dorothy Woodyard and Mrs James Paige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews-St. Paul Methodist Church
J. A.sinclair
Dorothy Woodyard
H. A. Louden
James Paige
Barbara Fornash
Bob Brown
Sinclair
Brown
J. W. Sayre
WSCS June Meeting At West Main Street Church
The W S C S of West Main Street Methodist Church met June 6 at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms. Devotions centered on the 23rd Psalm. The hymn was The Kingdom Is Coming. Maxine Harvey led routine business and passed it to new president Grace Wells. Harvey received a past president pin. Four visitors joined as members. Members present included Lelia Peters Louise Arble Margaret McFarling Opal Knotts Grace Frey Bernice Bumgardner Eugenia Colebank Ruth Henderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main St. Methodist Church
Maxine Harvey
Grace Wells
Lelia Peters
Louise Arble
Margaret McFarling
Opal Knotts
Grace Frey
Bernice Bumgardner
Eugenia Colebank
Ruth Henderson
Blueville Methodist class meets at Turnley home
Mrs Rapheal Turnley hosted the Kings Daughters Bible class of Blueville Methodist Church on Wednesday evening. She led devotions and the business meeting, completed the Book of Numbers review, and presented readings and questions. Refreshments were served by Mrs Turnley and her sister Mrs Claude Ebert to a group including Mrs Nellie Ball, Mrs Etta Bolyard, Mrs Emma Brown, Mrs Myrtle Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapheal Turnley
Blueville Methodist
Emma Brown
Myrtle Brown
Ruby Carrol
Lona Garlow
Stelle Harmen
Stella Knotts
Ethel Lucas
Pearl Myers
Eda Rogers
Alice Shroyer
Joseph Travis
Local Social Notes Mention Guests and Hostesses
Pauline Lawler Grace Wells Pansy Stahaffey Lula Mahaffey Louise Hickman Mary Jenkins Trix Sturm Rev O B Martin Maxine Harvey. Tables decorated with flowers hostesses Mrs Ruth Henderson and Trix Sturms. A rubber or cork mat used to stand on while ironing eases strain on feet and legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lawler
Grace Wells
Pansy Stahaffey
Lula Mahaffey
Louise Hickman
Mary Jenkins
Trix Sturm
He Rev. O. B. Martin
Maxine Harvey
Ruth Henderson
Trix Sturms
Important Part Of Skin Care By Helen Follett
Many girls focus on cosmetics while neglecting skin care. Wash gently with a suitable soap, use a complexion brush for thorough cleansing, and rinse with warm then cold water to improve pores and color. Use creams for makeup removal and night care, and ensure a healthy diet with calcium and phosphorus to support skin health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Follett
Local Residents Attend Church and Visit Relatives
A string of visitors and familial visits fills holiday period notes from Tunnelton and nearby towns. Mrs. Charles Hildreth joins revival services and stays with son Wilford Jennings while relatives from Morgantown, Lincoln, Buckhannon, and Delaware drop by to see Blanch Duff, James Duff, and Paul Duff. Memorial holiday trips include visits by the Travis and McIntosh families, alumni events at Fellowsville High, and a stock car outing in Landerport. The Thorn ton Green Valley 4-H sewing class met at Mamie Bennett’s. Vacation Bible School began at Thornton Methodist Church with several instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hildreth
Tunnelton E. A. B
Wilford Jennings
Berle
Mildred Duff
Morgentown
James Duff
Lincretin
Blanch Duff
David Paul Duff
Charles Robinson
Carol
George Rogers
Ronnie
James Demoss
Hopemont Sanitarium
George Shaffer
Paul
Stacy Smith
Buckhannon
Dayton Bolyard
Melvin Travis
Earl Travis
Fellowsville High School
Avery Murphy
Clarksburg
Noran
Joan
Loreen Murphy
Andy P. R
Steve
Rang
Delaware
Mike Steve
W. S
C. 8
Thornton Methodist Church
Ray McCartney
Knottsville
W. E
Twood Knotts
Webster
Goldie Martin
Gratton
Walter Nester
Vickie Sue
Phyllis Ann Walls
Else Sheets
Bud Pratt
Gary
Landerport
Hazel Mosser
Grafton
Russel Martin
Lester McIntosh
Bette Davis
Fellowsville
Ray Moore
David McIntosh
Freddy | Davis
Virgil Cockwenl
Webster Springs
Pennsylv
John Poling
Dorthy
Robert
Thornton Green Valley
Mamie Bennett
Ralph E. Thomas
Houston
Tex
Sarah C. Thomas
Ruby Thomas
Freda Marquess
Jennings
Harriett Bloom
Virginia Marquess
Miss Mary Jo Foley Weds Martin Vance in St Augustine Church
Miss Mary Jo Foley of Clarksburg married Martin Francis Vance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edward Vance of Grantsville, at St Augustine Catholic Church on June 1. The ceremony featured a double ring Nuptial Mass, with the bride in a chapel style gown and a reception at the church social center. The couple will reside in Clarksburg after a honeymoon at Virginia Beach. Mrs Foley is a nursing graduate from St Marys School of Nursing and St Augustine High School. Mr Vance, a Dedarge County High School alumnus, served in Germany with the Signal Corps and works as a telegrapher for B&O Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine” Catholic
Seurday
Mary
Jo Foley
Clackshurs
Gregory D. Foley
George Walters
Rt. Augustine
Sacred Heart
Skinner
Mary Jude Delucca
Clarksburg
Rose Marie Foley
Jane Richard
Miss Foley
Michard
Vance
William Cockrell
Grafton
Taser Kale
James Cottrill
Thomas Micheal Foley
Jo Ellen Foley
St. Angus
Robert Moran
Helen Gerking
Claris-1
Burg
St. Augustine High School
St. Marys School of Nursing
Clarks~ Burg
St. Marys Hospital
Dedarige County High School
Signal Corps
Germany
West Virginia University
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Virginia Beech
The Oven Does By ALICE LDENHAFE
A 1950s style cooking note describes preparing a banana meat loaf with mashed banana and mustard, plus baking potatoes and acorn squash together for about an hour. Ingredients include ground beef onion bread crumbs and spices. The dish yields 4 to 6 servings with a robust chili con carne mentioned as a related item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ldenhafe
Hearty Two Dish Menu Plans For Budget Night
This reader’s note offers a two in one meal idea with a beef chili using bacon fat, onion, ground beef, tomato sauce, chili powder, salt, paprika and kidney beans served with a salad. It also suggests a thrifty baked dessert of farina and apples with eggs milk sugar vanilla and a nutmeg custard topping baked in a water bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Teen Agers Dance At Grafton High School Field House
Over 100 teenagers attended the teen age dance at Grafton High School field house on Wednesday night. Prizes went to David Bartto Nancy Lough Danny Paugh and Jeannie Rutherford Becky Thayer won a prize. A Grafton student from West Virginia University enjoyed the music of an 11 piece orchestra. The dances are free of charge sponsored by the Grafton Woman's Club with music from a Recording Punch grant of Local 684 American Federation of Music Mans. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs W F Shaw Mr and Mrs James Shafterman and Mr and Mrs Bill Richman. The next dance will be Thursday June 13 at the Moose ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
David Bartto
Nancy Lough
Danny Paugh
Jeannie Rutherford
Becky ‘Thayer
West Virginia University
Grafton Woman’s Club
Recording Punch
American Federation of Music+ Mans
W. F. Shaw
James Shafterman
Bill Richman
Moose Ballroom
Rosemont News Disclosed Here
Rosemont area residents and relatives visit friends and relatives in Pruntytown Flemington Grafton Bridgeport Akron Detroit and Dayton. A birthday party for Vivian Hathway at Annmore is noted with cake gifts. Names include Bailey Jenkins Crouse Miller Jones Wilfong Goodwin Shingleton Hathway Moore Duvall Cavallo Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bailey
Mattie Bailey
Robert Brown
Pruntytown
Willard Jenkins
Baltimore
Everett Jenkins
Marle Crouse
Zanas Campbell
Flemington
Ian
Hugh Miller
Anna Jones
Grafton
Dennis Payne
Bridgeport
Lloyd
Waller
Forest Felton
Nettie Wilfong
Fof
Dayton
Denver Wifong
Jimmy Bobella
Charles
Bobella
Homer Brown
Robert Goodwin
Lance Shingleton
Vivian Hathway
Annmore
Ruby Moore
Clarksburg
Paul Moore
Este Moore
William Duvall
Guido Cavallo
Kenneth. Duvall
Akron
Mack Duvall
Junior Brown
Detroit
Mich
Donnie Brown
Glensi
Mary Martha Circle Elects Officers and Plans Sale
Mary Martha Circle members held a June budget sale planning session at Rt. 50 with ten attendees. Mrs. Walter Beall was elected chairman, with Mrs. Scott Burge as vice chair, Mrs. Dorsey Robison treasurer, and Mrs. J. H. Shingleton secretary. Hostesses for July were Mrs. Beall and Miss Myrtle Shenetta. The group shared a dessert and closed with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Summers
Helen Snider
Shafer
Walter Beall
Scott Burge
Dorsey Robison
J. H. Shingleton
Beall
Myrtle Shenetia
Rt. 50
Robison
Shingleton
Snyder
Igrace
Proudfoot
Relatives and friends visit Clarksburg area families
George Humphrey of Nestor Ville visited Dwight Humphrey and other relatives recently. Gower Hatcher of Clarksburg visited Brannon L. Riffle and family. Judy Jenkins, once a patient at St. Mary's Hospital in Clarksburg, has retired home.
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Herbert Sondheim
Darla Hood
Los Angeles
Robert Decker
International
WSCS
Martin F, Vance
Mary Jo Foley
Mr. Vance
GHS
Rosemont News
Jim
Duraclean Service
Fawley
Sterling Faucet Company
West Virginia
Btarts
el Ng
Valley OF Sun
Sine
James Dean
Saeed
Mary Martha Circle
John Ireland Qwarla English
Cowan Feture
SreennicoLon
Contron
Heston Baxter
Citatrt
Roland
Gabon
TONG
Vistavision
Techvisis Olor
Honywoo
Er Ekberg
Obran
Eal the ‘Brass
Nancy Gates
Raymond Burr
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