Brotherhood Has Monthly Meeting at First Presbyterian
The Brotherhood met in the Lecture Room of the First Presbyterian Church with a devotional service and business session led by R. V. Ridehour. Plans were made to sponsor the Sunday morning worship on Father’s Day. Team games of dodo featured high scorers Dana Barker and Tom Campbell, with Dick Campbell and Brownie Church each making three dodos. Refreshments were served by the refreshment committee.
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First Presbyterian Church
R. V. Ridehour
Robert F. Love
W. H. Young
Dana Barker
Tom Campbell
F. B. Cather
Rev
F. J. Turvander
Dick Campbell
Christian Group Meets Tuesday At Fetterman Church
The W.S.C.S. of the Fetterman church held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs. John Powell conducted the session.
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Christian Group
Fetterman Church
W.s.cs
John Powell
Nestlé Milk Product Featured For Babies And More
A vintage advertisement touts Nestlé Evaporated Milk as ideal for babies and cooking. The copy claims it is a top choice worldwide and suitable for doctors to approve for infant use, also recommended for coffee and recipes.
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Nestles
Nestlé
Community meetings scheduled in Blueville area
June 9 American Legion Auxiliary meets at Moose Home at 8 p m. June 9 King’s Daughters Bible class of Blueville Methodist will meet with Mrs. Ethel Lucas at 8 p m. June 10 Regular P H C meeting in Red Men’s Hall at 7 30 p m. June 10 Annual WCTU institute at St John’s Methodist on Boyd Street at 10 30 a m. Visitors welcome. June 15 W S C S of St John’s Methodist will meet at 8 p m with Circle No 3 hostess Mrs Helen Sloan.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
King’s Daughters Bible Class
Blueville Methodist Sunday School
Ethel Lucas
P.H.C
Red Men's Hall
Womans Christian Temperance Union Institute
St. John’s Methodist Church
Boyd Street
W.s.cs
St. John's Methodist Church
Helen Sloan
Devotionals and program led by Mrs Ester Peters
The business session opened with devotionals and was followed by a compelling program overseen by Mrs. Ester Peters. Several society members assisted in presenting the program, and the refreshment committee served sixteen members and two visitors.
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Ester Peters
Peters
WVU Enrollment and Local Visitors Highlight Weekend News
Attending WVU Morgantown were Musgrove Jr son of Mr and Mrs JQ Musgrove of West Main and Hoff man son of Mr and Mrs Loren Hoff man of Watkins street. Visiting here were Mr and Mrs Harry Greenwald and twin sons of Belle visiting Greenwald and Sturms families on Lincoln and South Side. Bill Watkins son of Mr and Mrs Merle Watkins of 220 Maple Ave appeared over weekend from Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh. House guest Mr and Mrs B C Dusky of West Main Street. Skaggs & Co jewelers promote summer costume jewelry to match new dresses.
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W.V.U
John Musgrove, Jr
J.Q. Musgrove
West Main Street
Charles Loren Hoffman
Loren Hoffman
Watkins Street
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Harry Greenwald
Belle, W. Va
Mrs. Greenwald
L. H. Greenwald
Lincoln Street
J.C. Sturms
South Side
Bill Watkins
Merle Watkins
Maple Avenue
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Skaggs & CO
Barclay on Bridge analyzes a tricky insurance bid
In a Barclay on Bridge column, a team match hand shows a declarer bravely risking a line to take ten tricks. Different approaches reveal how a safety play yields five diamonds and the contract, while a bold tactic misfired on a club finesse.
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North
West
House Guests and Travel Notes Share Summers
Several residents return home from college and visit relatives for the summer. Frances Jones continues studies at the university. Mrs. Harry Parish and son Bobby visit family in Wellsboro. Arlie Martin of Grafton reportedly injured in a Celanese plant explosion. Mrs. Frank Kincaid and daughter Delores head to San Antonio to visit Pvt John L. Kincaid. Mrs. Kenneth Daugherty visits her husband in Long Island. H. Marshall and former Miss Gertrude Saffel announce a son born June 5. Freda Mae Losh plans a departure to Los Angeles. Mary Courtney from Washington D C spent two weeks with her parents.
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Willa Copenhaver
Dera Glover
Doris Cleavenger
Gwendolyn Newton
Margaret Jane Payne
Mildred Jones
Helen
Jean Shingleton
June Harry
Paul Shahan
Kenny Newton
Fairmont State Teacher's College
Frances, Jones
Maple Avenue
University
Texas
Frank Kincaid
Delores
Washington Street
San Antonio
Pvt
John L. Kincaid
United States Army
Kenneth Daugherty
Pfc
The
Coast Artillery
Long Island
New York
H. ©. Marshall
Portsmouth
Gertrude Saffel
Grafton
Mary Courtney
Washington, D. C
W. T. Courtney
West St
Patterned Linen Gift Idea Promotes Distinctive Stitchery
A note from the Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept invites readers to obtain "ELEVEN CENTS" coin patterns by sending NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER to 259 W.ith Street New York NY. It describes garden favorites framed initials for decorative towels or pillow cases as a shower gift, with Pattern 7573 including six 4x5 inch frames and two 1.5 inch alphabets, plus needed stitches and materials.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W.ith Street
New York
N. Y
New Arrivals and Hospital Notes from Elkins area
Mrs. Dor sey C Watson of 214 East Main announces the birth of Dorsey Calvin Watson Jr a son born at 9 30 this morning. Navy member Mr Watson. Mrs Wilma Helen Friend of Grafton is the mother. Hospital notes list several admissions and discharges including William Mason, Mrs John Peters, Mrs Wilbur Croft, infant son of Mrs Roy Slayton, Mrs D Grant Smith, Arlie Wiles, Mrs Virgil Zickefoote, and Frances Jane Johnston with a major operation.
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Dorsey C. Watson
East Main Street
Dorsey Calvin Watson, Jr
Wilma Helen Friend
Grafton
Watson
United States Navy
William Mason
Route 1
John Peters
Maple Avenue
Wilbur L. Croft
Roy Slayton
West Wilford Street
D. Grant Smith
West Main Street
Arlie Wiles
Tunnelton
Virgil Zickefoote
Beech Street
Frances Jane Johnston
Route 4
Use tax stamps required for all motor vehicles by July 1 1943
Reminder to vehicle owners to buy a $5.00 use tax stamp at post offices or Internal Revenue offices and affix it to the windshield. Stamps sold cash only with no mail orders. uncertified checks not accepted. Placement advised to avoid state rules, lower right windshield for West Virginia plates, or penalties will follow. Also notes origins of the Marine name and a tidbit about bacon deliveries by clubs in 1942.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau For Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Yoke
Pimples Vanish Overnight with Kleerex Remedy
Advertises Kleerex as a safe medicated liquid that dries pimples overnight when used as directed. Promises dramatic clear skin and renewed confidence with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold by Malone's Drugs and Chemical Co.
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour on Strane Theatre Screen
Henry Aldrich heads to Strane Theatre in Paramount comedy Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour with Jimmy Lydon and a cast including Charles Smith Olive Blakeney Diana Lynn Frances Gifford Vaughan Glaser. The plot follows Henry winning a glamour date with Gifford and returning to Centerville as the flirtatious foil to his father’s welfare bid while Dizzy cooks up a plan and Henry’s Casanova act stirs trouble with a sorority relative. The uproarious tale hinges on Henry’s misadventures, romance and family politics as he tries to redeem his image.
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Frances Gifford
Hollywood
Centerville
Henry
Sarongirl
Wolf
Dizzy
Charles Smith
Aldrich
Professor Bradley
Vaughan Glaser
Papa Aldrich
Henry Aldrich
Cheyenne Roundup at the Opera House Tonight
Universal outdoor adventure drama set on the gold frontier shows Johnny Mack Brown and Tex Ritter starring as outlaw and town marshal respectively. Fuzzy Knight Jennifer Holt and the Jimmy Wakely Trio support with four musical numbers. Associate Producer Oliver Drake.
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Gold Frontier
Universals
Cheyenne
Opera House
Johnny -Mack Brown
Tex Ritter
Fuzzy Knight
Jenifer Holt
Jimmy Wakely
Brown
Ritter
Oliver Drake
Fighting Devil Dogs thrills at Republic Opera House run
Review praises Republic action drama The Fighting Devil Dogs at the Opera House for its fast moving thriller and exciting sequences. Screenwriters Shipman Franklin Adreen Davidson Shorsh receive credit for staging action while Lee Powell and Herman Brix star as Marine lieutenants pursuing international enemies in the Far East setting.
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Republic
Republic Studios
Ace
Barry Shipman
Panklin
Adreen
Ronald Davidson
Sol Shor
Lee Powell
Herman Brix
U. S
Far East Island
Attractive Eleanor Stewart Noted For Key Supporting Role
Eleanor Stewart earns praise for a small but important role in the film. Montagu Love, Sam Flint, Hugh Southern and Ed Foster receive mention for their performances in the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Stewart
Montagu Love
Sam Flint
Hugh Southern
Ed Foster
Marian Martin Pattern 9425 Slim Look Dress Ad
Flatter your figure with a simple housedress pattern 9425 by Marian Martin. Front panel pockets and contrasting fabric options, sleeves long or short, ruffling easy to apply. Available in women's sizes 32 to 46. size 36 uses 3 1/2 yards plus ruffling. Send sixteen cents to Marian Martin pattern 9425, Sentinel ad, 232 West 18th Street New York.
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Marian Martin
Martin
the Sentinel
West 18Th
New ‘York
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Shepard
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Hakit
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Tne
Helen Carroll
Angels
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NBC
Fred Allen
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Jaine Losh
Gary
Indiana
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Alice Brooke
Charles Street
Elkins
Howard Marstiller
Barbara
Richard
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Harry Rowland
Georgetown University
Grafton Print Shop
Handa
Fighting Devil Dogs
AIC
Smon
Farm Bureau
Pearl Gawthrop
Pruntytown
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance CO
Columbus, Ohio
Coca-Cola Company
Clarksburg
Coca-Cola Bottling
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