Betty Kirkpatrick Becomes Bride Of Lawrence Rhodes
Betty Kirkpatrick wed Lawrence Rhodes in a 2 PM United Brotherhood church ceremony on June 8. The couple, from Knottsville Road and Salem West Virginia, will reside in Salem. Attendant Rose Mary Baugh wore pink with white accessories. Rhodes served in the Pacific as a sergeant and now works for Carnation Milk in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Joan Kirkpatrick
J. H Kirkpatrick
Knottsville Road
Lawrence Graydon Rhodes
Charles G. Rhodes
Salem
W. Va
United Brothern
Lois Luzader Offigiati
Rose Mary Baugh
St. Marys School of Nursing
Clarksburg
Rhodes
Grafton
West Virginia Wesleyan College
St.Marys School of Nursing
Salm
Salem Senior High
Army
Pacific
Carnation Milk Company
Betas Plan June Weiner Roast Hayride at Paradise Beach
Beta Sigma Phi members will host a hayride to Paradise Beach for a weiner roast on June 18. They meet at Miss Charlotta Fawcett's Blueville home at 6 30 p m to load a hay filled truck and travel to the site. Activities include swimming, campfire chatter, singing, and a dessert course after the Beta meeting led by James Gowans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Beach
Charlotta Fawcett
Blueville
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
James Gowans
Leo Brown
Pat Bartlett
Doris Price
Bob Brown
Dorothy Douglas
Mary Alice Burnside
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Adela Carroll
Wilford Street
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
James Barur
PHC
VFW
Mothers Club
Quota Club
Belvedere
Rhea Fisher
WSCS
Andrews Methodist Church
C. E. Paugh
W. E. Brown
Shaffer
Birds Creek
G I education ad promises diploma and pay under GI plan
An affordable 8 month training ad proclaims day and night school with room and board, free catalogs, and guaranteed jobs. It claims GI approval, all expenses paid, and graduates earning $125 to $200 weekly. Investigate now for class openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I
W. Va
Eame
Knottsville WSCS Holds Meeting At Home
The Knottsville church Women’s Society of Christian Service met monthly at Mrs. Claude Gough’s home with co host Mrs. Jerome Boyles. Devotionals by Mrs. Smith Shroyer focused on Builders of Peace for Tomorrow and an lesson on Children and the Peace. Business was led by Mrs. Boyles and dessert was served to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Fawn Council
VFW
Circle No. 2
The
Andrews Methodist Church
H. C. Shanholtz
Maple Avenue
Kings Daughters Bible Class
Blueville Methodist Church
William’ Myers
American Legion Auxiliary
Circle No. 3
WSCS
O. M. Insel
Walnut Street
Jesse Woods
Knottsville Church
Claude Gough
Jerome Boyles
Smith Shroyer
Willis Logan
Local Society Hosts Notable Evening Gathering
A society event welcomed guests including Mrs. Lewis Poe, Mrs. Smith Shroyer, Mrs. Ruth Knotts, Mrs. Hugh McDaniel, Miss Blanche Swisher, Mrs. Flossie Bradley, Mrs. Artie Ridenour, Mrs. Walter Bradley, Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mrs. Charles Wilson, and Mrs. Ross Luz adder. Attendees included Mrs. F. A. Gough and family friends Betty Jean Wilson, Agnes Boyles, Don Boyles, Claude Gough, Hugh McDaniel, Mabel, Evelyn, Charles, Ernest Gough, and Naomi Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Poe
Smith Shroyer
Ruth Knotts
Hugh McDaniel
Blanche Swisher
Flossie Bradley
Artie Ridenour
Walter Bradley
Arthur Wilson
Charles Wilson
Ross Luzadder
Everett Ludwick
Society For
F. A. Gough
Betty Jean Wilson
Agnes Boyles
Don Boyles
Claude Gough
Mabel
Evelyn
Charles
Ernest Gough
Naomi Logan
Fisher Class Meeting At St John Church
The Fisher class held its monthly meeting at St John Church honoring president Mrs Eleanor Griffin who plans to move to Virginia. Devotions by Mrs Zeppa Ash themed Gods Love. A suggestion box was announced and vice president Miss Juanita De Moss will take over the presidency. A salad social followed with hostesses Mrs Alva Jacobs Mrs John Hoskinson and Mrs Mary Harris. Attendees included Mrs Lena Powell Mrs Minnie Henderson Mrs Gail Zinn Mrs Josephine Richman Mrs Nessie Floyd Mrs Mildred Combs Mrs Carrie Richardson Mrs Claude Jacobs Miss Juanita DeMoss Mrs Ola DeMoss Mrs Eleanor Griffin and Mrs Hazel Hoskinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Fisher
Eleanor Griffin
Virginia
Zeppa Ash
Griffin
Juanita de Moss
Alva Jacobs
John Hoskinson
Mary Harris
Lena Powell
Minnie Henderson
Gail Zinn
Josephine Richman
Nessie Floyd
Mildred Combs
Carrie Richardson
Claude Jacobs
Juanita DeMoss
Ola DeMoss
Hazel Hoskinson
Party split shows Democrats divided over president veto attempt
Labor leaders pressed a bill to curb industrial strife and urged the president’s veto. Rep. Allen noted a reopened rift between northern and southern Democratic wings. Roll call showed Republicans nearly united in override, 15 dissenting. Democrats 118 to sustain and 96 to oppose the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
R-Ill
Navy Seaman Kuhn Jr Injured In Japan Return
Brief notices report E J Kuhn Jr Seaman suffered a fractured foot while returning to the States on LST 943 from Tokyo and lies in a Navy hospital. He has served overseas since last June and is expected home soon. Other items note visits, attendances, and a May 23 birth of Barbara Ann Thompson in Grafton city hospital. grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
E. J. Kuhn
Country Club
E. J. Kuhn, Jr
Navy
Seaman Kuhn
Tokyo
States
Kuhn
Omer C. Thompson, Jr
West Boyd Street
Grafton City Hospital
Barbara Ann
Beatrice Shields
Philadelphia
Omer C. Thompson
Bevin warns Arabs to disarm amid Palestine tensions
Bevin appeals for both sides to lay down arms as he addresses Arab and Jewish tensions in Palestine. He calls the issue an international problem, not merely colonial, and cautions against inflaming anti-Semitic sentiment in the British army while noting U.S. pressure to relocate Jews to Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevin
Palestine
Colonial Office
United States
New York
Bread price rise under wartime grain cuts
The OPA said production trimming raised loaf costs and bakers cannot keep selling at March 1942 frozen prices. The move aims to ensure adequate bread supply under the famine emergency program. An official estimated bread cost is about two cents higher per loaf since June 1 after a 10 percent weight cut ordered by the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Agriculture Department
B 29 Overdue Believed Crashed in Great Smokies Park
A B 29 from MacDill field on a night navigational training flight to Chicago is overdue and presumed crashed in Great Smoky Mountains National Park after last reporting over Knoxville at 2 16 a m Today. Army planes from Greenville are searching while 11 crew members would have been aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
MacDillfield
Chicago
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Knoxville
Tenn
Greenville
S. C
Clingman
Great Smokies
Newburg bottling plant expands second floor storage and labs
Concrete pours completed for second floor storage area for sugar and syrup at the Newburg plant. Brickwork resumes as Harman Brothers finish exterior. facility plans include a lab, advertising and stock rooms, a staff lounge, and a show room for beverages. Production anticipated at a rate of one case per minute once new equipment arrives by 1948 or 49.
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Newburg
Harman Brothers
Williams and Bossart
Evans
Liquid Carbonic Corporation
Chicago
Evens
Wonder Orange
Richardson Root Beer
Bob Cola
Wonder Drink firm outlines distribution and leadership
Distribution largely through regional distributors with direct service to Clarksburg Fairmont and Philippi. McCoy Inc. and Mountaineer Sales handle warehousing Buckhannon Morgantown after two years. Plans include inviting public to inspect the new bottling plant. Evans Jr. leads Joe Evans and Associates Inc with a board including H C Cooper John Burdet Elizabeth Cathar O S Watkins C W Phillips and Wilma Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Philippi
McCoy, Inc
Ell
Mountaineer Sales
Buckhannon
Morgantown
Evans
Huntington
Hazel Atlas Glass
Wonder Drink Company
Joe Evans and Associates Inc
J. L. Evans Jr
H. C. Cooper
John K. Burdet
Elizabeth Cathar
O. S. Watkins
C. W. Phillips
Wilma Evans
Bi Cather
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Betty Kirkpatrick
Lawrence Rhodes
United Brothern Church
Betas
Royal Beauty Academy
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Ind
Knottsville
LABOR
Lucille Henderson
Grafton-Morgantown Road
Retta Jean West
Wolf Summitt
Baltimore
Rebecca Cole
Thayer Street
J. Harvey Cole
R. Cole
Ray C. Cole
Furrow Street
Taylor County
Lancaster
Clarence Reed
Reed
Daniel McVickler
Ernest Reed
Delbert Reed
Rufus Reed
Lillian Reed
Arsel Reed
Glenn Satterfield
Cora Wyoncott
Lloyd Sayres
J. C. Daugherty
Barbara Reed
George Shaffer
R. R. Redinger
Dewey Avenue
Otterbein Brotherhood
Ohio
Laura ‘Thomas
A. D. Ridenour
Xneia
Champ Dad
Theresa
N. Y
George Measles
Davis Clng
N. Davis
Arrows
St. Joseph
St Joseph
Vicinity
Singer Sewing Machine Co
TNA
Fumal
Bavaniaen Cympany
Isonal Finance Co
Deveny Bldg
Rhone
Wonder
Arts
Ayears
Ford
Oach
Edgar A.mu
Murray
U.S. Army
Clee
Federal Post Office
West Virginia
Tome
Sam
Studio House
Four Corners
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