Fidelis club dinner and meeting at Cory Rest hosts
The Fidelis club enjoyed a 6:30 dinner at Cory Rest with Mrs. Florence Wilkinson, Mrs. L. A. Yeager and Mrs. Gertrude Shaw as hostesses. Vegetables shaped like flowers formed centerpieces and cut flowers added to decorations. After dinner a short business meeting and social hour followed with attendees including Mrs. H. K. Debendarfer, Miss Nell Hastup, Miss Kathryn Shepler, and many others from the club and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Club
Cory Rest
Florence Wilkinson
L. A. Yeager
Gertrude Shaw
Glassmen End Short Strike in Charleston Area
Daniel Resh, preceptor of the Charleston local AFL Glass Cutters, announced the 1600 workers across Libbey-Owens-Ford, Fourco, American Window Glass, and Pittsburgh Plate Glass would end the walkout to Monday. War Labor Board asked return. talks to arbitrate a 6 percent wage increase to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Daniel Resh
AFL Glass Cutters League of America
Resh
Toledo
War Labor Board
Clarksburg
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Fourco Glass Company
American Window Glass Company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Pittsburgh Plate
Fourco
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Fource Company
Klaude Wolfe Heads Naomi Chapter in Matron Role
Klaude Spaur Wolfe was elected worthy matron of Naomi Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple meeting. Other officers named include Frank Wolfe as worthy patron and Miss Dessie Gough as secretary, with a memorial service led by Mrs. Ann Radekin and accompanist Mrs. Irene Turvander. Visiting members hailed from Fairmont Weston Gassaway Friendly Belington and Graf ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Margaret I. Clark
Ona C. Jeffreys
Klaude Spaur Wolfe
Frank Wolfe
Susan Monroe
James F. Stafford
Dessie Gough
Margaret Weaver
Lila K. Dean
Anna K. Nuzum
Mary E. Hoffman
Ann Radekin
Irene Turvander
Plano
Mary Yates McVicker
Fairmont
Nell Rohrbough
Nine Present At Circle 4 Parley Held On Tuesday
Circle No. 4008 of St. Pauls Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon at 533 Beech Street with nine members. Devotionals were led by Mrs Koch, and Mrs W F Stanley discussed Methodist missions in China. A brief business session, led by Mrs Stanley, reviewed the circle pledge and fund-raising plans. Dessert was served to several members after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Cristian Service
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
J. B. Kock
Beech Street
Koch
China
W. F. Stanley
Stanley
June church and club meetings listed for mid June
A series of June 12 to June 18 meetings listed including Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Institute at St Johns and St Pauls Lutheran, DAR Elizabeth Cummins Flag Day at Lila Love’s home, Red Wing club at Idella Carroll’s, Quota club at Cozy Best, Andrews W SC 8 with Mrs Rita Newman, WSC 5 at St Pauls, author program by Robert W Searle, and Hee Alum Wiener Roast postponed to Natural Dam from June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union Institute An
St. John's Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Solety of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Cummins
Jakson
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lila Love
West Main Street
Red Wing Club
Idella Carroll
Quota Club
Andrews
David Christopher
Rita Newman
St. Paul's_Methodist church
Sehurels
Robert W. Searle
D. B. Brown
Hee
Natural Dam
Circle Picnic Dinner Hosts Named for July
Mrs. Martha Thomas Mrs. C A Keefer and Mrs Kelvin Parkhill will host a circle picnic dinner at Mrs McDowell's home in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thomas
C. A.keefer
Kelvin Parkhill
McDowell
Evansville WSCS Meeting Ends With Hostess Shower
Evansville Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church met at Maple Run home of Mrs Todd Hamilton. Devotional led by Mrs Mary Hovatter. business by president Mrs Hazel Gable. Social hour shower honored Mrs Ted Robinson, formerly Miss Bernice Hamilton, with gifts. refreshments served to numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Hg
Todd Hamilton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Evansville
May Hathaway
Lora Hebb
Helen Jennings
Elsie Hovatter
Geraldine Watkins
Ruth Jennings
Ruby Walls
Marguerite Knotts
Gayle Hamilton
Kathryn Kimble
Gertrude Messenger
Ruth Nose
Ernestine Messenger
Wilma Messenger
Kathleen Gable
Caroline Hathaway
Paul Hamilton
Mary, Hovatter
Hazel Gable
Misplacing the Lead in Barclay on Bridge
Barclay discusses when to break the lead rule after a successful finesse and how switching the lead earlier can change the outcome. The column includes a specific deal analysis showing how overtrumping, finessing, and card positioning affect trick totals and declarer play.
Circle Meeting At Waller Home In Loveland Addition
The World Friendship circle of the United Brethren church held its monthly meeting and Love offering at Harold Waller's home. Crystal Wooddell presented the program, and the offering funds the Santa Cruz New Mexico health center mission. Helen Outright presided, officials gave quarterly reports, and the evening ended with games and a dessert for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Friendship Circle of
The
United Brethren Church
Harold Waller
Loveland Addition
Crystal Wooddell
United Brethren
Santa Cruz
N.M
Helen L. Outright
Chrystall Wooddell
Dorisann Harrison
Lois Ruth Harrison
Lola Mae Grow
Helen Virginia Redinger
Helen Louise Cutright
Barbara Redinger
Rosemary Cutright
Ralph Redinger
Barbara Welday
Wadsworth
Ohio
Birthday party at Park View for Robert Ridenour
A surprise birthday party for Robert Ridenour was held last evening at Park View the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ridenour. Guests enjoyed lawn games and refreshments for Billie Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Ridenour
Park View
Robert
Billie Ann
Crocheted Jewelry Pattern 7053 Advertised
A vintage ad promotes inexpensive crocheted jewelry pattern 7053 for two necklaces a bracelet and a pin. It lists stitch illustrations and materials and instructs readers to send ten cents plus postage to The Grafton Sentinel Howtiola Arta Dent 258 W 14th Streets New York IN for pattern 7053.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Howtiola Arta ‘Dent
14Th Streets
New York
Local Names List Rostered for Community Group
Lillian Sapp Mary Moats Gladys Kirby Betty Purinton Betty Barcus Rosemary Ball Virginia Freeze Vincent Moats Carl Moats Junior Sapp James Cassell John J Cassell Paul Sapp Howard Barcus Junior Roster Elaine Peters Mrs John W Peters Mildred Ridenour Richard Bord participate in a community roster.
Briefly Told Briefly Told Returns Home in Clarksburg
Mrs. Bess Criss Hammett has returned to her Clarksburg home after visiting Mrs. M. J. Cody who is ill. Private Gough Ridenour will return to Camp Gordon Georgia tomorrow evening after a week with his parents on Beech Street. Hospital notes list tonsillectomies at Grafton City Hospital and a surgical patient William Richard Sapp. Miss Barbara Welday of Wadsworth Ohio is visiting relatives in Loveland. Private Donald Brown returns to Bradie Field Connecticut after a brief visit. Mr and Mrs C F Kirkpatrick host their son Private A F Coffman stationed at Camp Robinson. Birth announced by Mr and Mrs George W Current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Criss Hammett
Clarksburg
M. J. Cody
Camp Gordon
Gough Ridenour
Georgia
A. G. Ridenour
Beech Street
Grafton City Hospital
Joan and
Paul Sapp
Grafton
William Richard Sapp
John Franklin Hoff
Philippi
City Hospital
Ohio
Barbara Welday
Wadsworth
Harold Waller
Loveland Addition
Donald Brown
Bradie Field
Connecticut
C. O. Brown
Haymond Heights
Arkansas
C.F. Kirkpatrick
Knottsville
A. F. Coffman
Camp Robinson, Ark
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Current
The couple welcomed a son named George Walter Current Jr weighing eight and a half pounds Sunday morning at their home. This is their first child. The mother is Miss Gertrude Stockett of Thornton. Floyd R. Lisk, 106 West Wilford Street, recently enlisted in the United States Army and will report for duty at Fort Thomas on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walter Current, Jr
Gertrude Stockett
Thorn_ton
Floyd R. Lisk
West
Wilford Street
United States Army
Fort, Thomas
Rubber Drive Opens Monday in National Scrap Campaign
President Roosevelt announced an intensive scrap rubber collection drive from June 15 to June 30. Citizens should search basements attics and back yards for discarded rubber. Factories offices and farms will cooperate with 400 000 filling stations acting as depots paying one cent a pound with government reimbursement. He urged reduced driving and lower speed and mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Tire collection drive to run June 15 to June 30
Reporters quoted the president discussing tires as he announced a collection drive that begins at 12:01 a.m. Monday June 15 and ends at midnight Tuesday June 30. He will start with an informal five minute radio talk at 6:45 p.m. ET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Tire
Marian Martin Pattern 90006 Dress and Bolero Promotion
Fresh looking Marian Martin Pattern 90006 offers a dress with bolero featuring panel pointed yokes and balanced bodice sections. Available in women's sizes 34 38 40 42 44 46 and 48 with size 36 requiring specific fabric quantities. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent mailing to Graf ton Sentinel Pattern Department for order and Summer Book of Patterns details.
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Marian Martin
Martin
Graffton Sentinel
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
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