Woodford Daughter Mary Gale Weds Duane Royce in Morgantown
Mr and Mrs Warren Woodford announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Gale to Duane Royce of Morgantown. The ceremony was held yesterday morning at Drummond Chapel Morgantown conducted by Rev Joseph P DeBardi. The bride wore a blue street length suit with white accessories and a orchid corsage. The mother wore gray black accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. Mary Gale is Graf ton High School class of 1949 alumna active in many clubs. Duane Royce is Bruceton Mills High School graduate of 1947 and works in a Morgantown bakery. They will reside in Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Woodford
East
Washington Street
Mary Gale
Duane Royce
Morgantown
Drummond Chapel
Joseph P. DeBardi
Grafton High School
Royce
Bruceton Mills High School
Upcoming June Meetings and Vacation Bible School Schedule
June 6 to 17 daily Vacation Bible School will run at Andrews and St. Johns Methodist churches from 9 30 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday. On June 11 Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics meets in the V P W Hall on East Main Street at 8 p m. June 13 White Rose Grove No 2 SFWC meets at K of P Friendship lodge hall at 7 30 p m for its regular monthly meeting. B and O Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary meet at the VFW lodge room at 9 30 p m for business with report of convention delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
St. John's Methodist Church
Mountaineer Council No
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
V.P.W
East Main Street
Yung
White Rose Grove No
SFWC
K. of P. Friendship Lodge
B. and O. Veterans and Clara Fawyer
VFW
Mrs George Newcome Hosts Blueville Kings Daughters Class
Mrs George Newcome hosted the Blueville Methodist church King Daughters Class with Mrs Myrtle Brown in charge. Attendees included Mrs Maud Hoban Mrs Walter Knotts Mrs Ethel Lucas Mrs Charles Rogers Mrs Alice Shroyer Mrs J W Davis and others. The session welcomed Mrs Hoban as a new member and a dessert social followed the business meeting. June notices mention a weiner roast at First Baptist and a Flag Day Tea by the DAR plus a Grafton Business Girls picnic at the Grafton Dam with meet times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newcome
King Daughters
Blueville
Raphael Turnley
Osborne Lucas
Ann
Nan Newcome
Hoban
First Baptist Church
Fidelis Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Florence Wilkinson
Bluemont Street
Gertrude Shaw
Daisy
St. John's Methodist Church
Daisy, Poling
Lincoln Street
DAR
Rhea Fisher
West
Washington Street
Mrs Shafer Leads WSCS Circle 1 Review at St John's
Mrs C F Shafer reviewed the third chapter of Our Own Doorstep for Circle No 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at St John’s Methodist church on Addison street. Mrs Russell DeMoss was reelected circle chairman with officers Mrs C C Richman secretary Mrs J D Powell treasurer Miss Thelma DeMoss. refreshments were served to many members and guests including Rev L G Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Shafer
Circle No
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. John’s Methodist Church
Myrtle Summers
Addison Street
Nessie Floyd
Russell DeMoss
Circle
C. C. Richman
J. D. Powell
Thelma DeMoss
Mrs. Summers
Mesdames
Ruth Proudfoot
Juanita Booth
Beulah Newcome
Martha Shaw
Lloyd Plum
Mildred Combs
Ada V. Snyder
Estella Phillips
Marion Shaffer
Josephine Richman
Lula Summers
Brief Vacation Notes From West Francis and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Joe Chis of West Francis depart for Pennsylvania for a week long vacation to visit Mr Chis parents Mr and Mrs Alex Chis of Hooversville and Mrs Chis sister in law Mr and Mrs George Robinson of McKeesport. Edward Wosie and Mrs Wosie return to California after a week here visiting Mrs Wosie's mother Stella McKeen. J J Rutelbach Sr and son James of Charlottesville Virginia are visiting their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Frey of West Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chis
West Francis
Pennsylvania
California
Edward Wosie
Virginia
J. J. Rutelbach
James
Charlottesville
John Frey
West Washing
Classified Ad Rates and Item Listings
Classified advertising details include rate tiers for first and subsequent insertions plus minimum charges. The column lists multiple For Sale items with contact numbers and dates, plus Wanted to Rent and Help Wanted notes across various properties and services. Names, places, and phone numbers appear for each listed item and notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Judy Reunited With Her Lisa at Jron Street
Judy and Lisa were seen with their daughter-in-law Mrs. J J Rutelbach Jr of Key West Florida in Grafton. Miss West a City Hospital patient for two and a half years celebrated her birthday with cards flowers and gifts from nursing staff and friends. Former resident Hazel McCoy visited from Phil lippi while Mr and Mrs Fred D Wonycott and Mrs A L Wonycott returned to Enid Oklahoma. Hospital news lists Bonnie Jo Rexroad admitted to City hospital on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Cordin West
Grafton
City Hospital
Clarence West
Hazel McCoy
Thayer Street
Phillippi
Neighborhood residents listed in multiple street addresses
A long list of names and addresses appears, followed by a paragraph noting several individuals who left yesterday. The names include Marjorie Knight Eugene McWilliams Dowden Finley Carl Knotts Edith Miller Rost fan Jerkin Linda Gordon Elizabeth Shingleton Patty Alexander Bonnie Rexroad and others, with various Route and street details in Grafton Parkview Walnut Manning ton and Tunnelton areas. The text reads like a local notices list or community roster with departures noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Boyd Street
Elizabeth Shingleton
Grafton
Linda June Gordon
Rose Ann Gerkin
Walnut Street
Guy Funk
Newburg
Goldie Sheets
Tunnelton
Florence Murphy
Orela Simpson
Franklin Street
Mannington
Elaine Law
Kasson
Marjorie Knight
Maple Avenue
Cora Mae Knight
Fourth Street
Patty Alexander
High Street
Eugene McWilliams
Route 1
Parkview
Dowden W. Finley
Carl ‘Knotts
Washington Street
Edith Miller
Wilford Street
Rost Fan Jerkin
Linda June Gordon Elizabeth Shingleton
Bonnie Jo
Chambers lists five men who fed secrets to him
Whittaker Chambers named five men including Ward Pigman, a former Bureau of Standards employee turned chemist at the Institute of Paper Chemistry in Appleton, Wisconsin, as having relayed U S information to him during his alleged Communist spy ring period. Pigman denied any dealings when testifying before the grand jury last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Pigman
Bureau of Standards
The
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Appleton
Wis
Whittaker Chambers
U. S
Chambers
Pigman
Alger Hiss
New York
International
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary G. Woodford
Ams
Blueville Kings
Ind
Grafton Business Girls
Grafton Dam
Arlean Moore
Carolyn McCue
WSCS
Ppsts
Zinser Property
Pruntytown
Jie
Ts. P
Earl Keener
Holland
Frank R. Morgan
W. P
Cleveland
Ohio
Melrose Ave
Holywood
Calif
Victor Moore
the Sentinel
the National Cemetery
Grafon Sentinel
Judy
Lisa
Oklahoma
Fred D. Wonycott
Lloyd Sayres
Knottsville
Judy Garland
Lisa Minelli
Boston
Peter Bent Brighams Hospital
Gov. Warren
Bride
Florida
Gov. Fuller
Warren
Barbara Manning
Los Angeles
Mary Elaine Cruser
Hopewell
N. J
Marion Holcombe
N.Y
Brazil
Sally
Rio de Janeiro
Margadida Hirschman
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Berlin
Noan Numixou
Aoah
Lyria
Lekighton, PA
Dearadah
Geo
Kemp- Adrian
Distaff Side
Federal Security Agency
Washington
Lucille Petry
Leonard A.scheele
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Miss Petry
Kirsten
Metropolitan Opera
Dorothy Kirsten
Milton Berle
Catherine Mastice
Cartoon Circus
Keener Bros. Rt
National Auto Store
East Main
General Motors
America
2Pcalk
Pontiac
Hamric Motor Company
Riverside Drive
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