Rowlesburg Church Groups Meet Altar and Social Hour
The Altar Society of St Philomena Catholic Church met at the home of Mrs Kenneth Drumm for a brief business session then games and a social hour with prizes to Mrs Robert Lisson. Attendees included Mrs Harry Heath and others. July meeting planned at Mrs Robert Liston’s home. The Laurel Mountain Christian Church Woman's Society met at the home of Mr and Mrs Junior Boyard with prayers, scripture read by Mrs Wilbur Burkhalter, and reports and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowlesburg
St. Philomena’s Catholic Church
Kenneth Drumm
Robert Lisson
Margaret Cozad
Thomas Bruno
Howard Heath
Robert Liston
Harry Heath
A. M Liston
Robert List
Woman's Society
Leurel Mountain Christian Church
Junior Boyard
Parker Ridenour
Wilbur Burkhalter
Junior Balyard
Bua Balyard
Emerson Wolfe
Henry Owens
Burlhaiter
G. _O. Wiles
Bull , Balyard
Danny Wiles
Anita
Adrian Wolfe
Gacy Lee Balyard
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Batson At Randall Home
Mrs. Frank Randall entertained a bridal shower at her Brownlow Park home for Miss Jean Batson, who will wed Dunard Post. The décor featured white bells, orange blossoms, and red roses, with a salad course served to a list of guests including Mrs. Bryan Ross and Miss Batson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Randall
Jean Batson
Brownlow Park
Batson
Randall
Mildread Campbell
Bryan Ross
Stanley Fleming
Frank Hawkins
Kathryn Hawkins
Fall of
Calendar Items From Tureae and Nearby Groups
Calendar notes list Tureae Pawn Courts No 3 Pocahontas meeting at 2 pm in the D A Hall to mint iss convention plane. Birthdays for Goff Carroll and Stutler. June 14 Whit Rose Grove No 2 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meets 7 30 pm in K P Hall. June 15 WSCS of St Johns Methodist church meets 7 30 pm at church all members urged to attend. June 15 Pruntytown Homemakers meet 1 30 pm at the home of Mrs Adrian Tucker Mrs Hazel Tucker co host. June 15 WMS of First Baptist church general meeting 6 15 pm at church Mrs Olaf Olsen Philippi. June 15 Stitch and Chatter Club meet 7 30 pm at the home of Juanita Fawcett. June 18 RTS Class First Baptist church meets 7 30 pm at church. June 18 Haymond Youth Fellowship ice cream social at the church at pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Rose Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Hall
WSCS
St. John’s
Olaf Olsen
Philippi
Stitch and Chatter Club
Juanita Fawcett
RTS
First Baptist Church
Haymond Youth Fellowship
Chweh
Naomi Sunday School Welcomes New Member
Naomi Sunday School class of West Main Street Methodist church welcomed Mrs Mary Ringler as a new member at a meeting held at Mrs Elva Mc Daniels home. Grace Ils opened with scripture and prayed in unison. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mc Daniel and her daughter Gladys. The next meeting will be at Mrs Juanita Philips home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ringler
Naomi Sunday School
West Main Street Methodist Church
Ss. Elva McDaniel
Gracells
Mrs. Robert Moore Notes Of Interest
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hovatter and Charles with Mrs Martha Hovatter traveled to Detroit Michigan for the 40th wedding anniversary of Mrs Hovatter s daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Charlie Fawley Mrs Hovatter extended her visit while in Buckhannon others visited friends and relatives in Fellowsville and area including Lula Colebank Clifford Boylen Keith Cornwell Rhoda McCartney Virgie Butcher and Linda Menear Admissions June 11 Pearl Workmas Moatsville Janice Satterfield Rt 2 City Loretta Shackleford Love Donna Straw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hovatter
Charles
Martha Hovatter
Detroit
Keith Cornwell
Rhoda McCartney
Virgie Butcher
Barbour County
Harley Haller
Linda Menear
Lawrence Bolyard
Et Fellowsville
Een
Pearl Workmas
Moatsville
Janice Satterfield
Loretta Shackleford
Love
Donna Straw
Junior Sorority Plans Hayride For July Meeting
The Junior Miss Sorority of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle met at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Ross Gerard to plan a hayride for July 13 in Bridgeport. Ensuing business noted the skating party was a success and the August meeting will be a swimming party. Attendees included Martha Henderson Ada Kemple Mary Altec Parker Donna Smith Doris Ellers Peggy McCue Wilma Jean Poem Janice Sinsel Selah Lewis Linda Hickman Carolyn Bartlett and the Gerards and Cleavangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ross Gerard
Enna Smith
Allending
Martha Henderson
Ada Kemple
Mary Altec Parker
Donna Smith
Doris Ellers
Peggy McCue
Wilma Jean Poem
Janice Sinsel
Selah Lewis
Linda Hickman
Carolyn Bartlett
Martin Foley
Jo Ellen Foley
Gerard
Eleanor Cleavenger
Katie Cleavenger
Wesley Chapel News Summary for a Thursday Meeting
The Wesley Chapel WSCS will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Junior Haller’s home with lesson leaders Stranda Dillon and Iris Wolfe. Community notices list visitors and births, including Kenneth William Hovatter on June 6 to Kenneth and Grace (Shipp) Hovatter, plus various local visits and family updates from Wesley Chapel residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christan
Wesley Chap‘l Methodist Church
Junior Haller
Stranda Dillon
Iris Wolfe
Willis Hovatter
Amanda Johnson
Hally Johnson
Ross
Robert Bolyard
Henry Shaffer
Macel Carter
Etta Plum
Clarkeburg
Carl Knotts
Joe Richwenl
E.N. Dillon
Kenneth Hovatter
Kenneth William
Grace Shipp
Cecil Wolfe
Nelson Williams
Carl Wolfe
St. George
Agnes Stemple
Connie
Denzil Summers
Butch
Ellis Wolfe
Kay
Lloyd Nestor
Michael
June Dean
Irene Ashby
Grace Richman
Hayward Dillon
Glenda
Hugh Phillips
Gaseaway
Junior Lambert
Hookersville
Shirley Nestor
Robert Hession
Joe Nery
Cleveland, O
Curtis Hayes
Andy Hession
Cowen
Hayward Dillon J
William Deligetti
Rock Lake
Fisher Class Of St. John's Entertained At Church
The Fisher Class of St. John's Methodist church was entertained at the church with Mrs. Leon Proudfoot presiding over business and devotions. Refreshments were served to several members, including Mrs. Pearl Pratt and Mrs. Helen Sloan. The class will meet at Mrs. Nestor's home in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
St. John's Methodist Church
Leon Proudfoot
Ada Snyder
Josephine Richman
Pearl Pratt
Helen Sloan
Esther Nestor
Bertha Shafer
Cora Jacobs
Mildred Combs
Ruth Proudfoot
Nestor
Rebekah Lodge Holds Memorial Services
A memorial service for deceased members was held at 4 meeting of Grafton Rebekah Lodge No. 22. Independent Order of Odd Fellows with Mildred McWilliams, noble grand, in charge. Plans were made for the next meeting to be a white elephant sale with all members asked to bring their articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Rebekah
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Mildred McWilliams
Noble Grand
Births A Shackleford Couple Welcome Daughter
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shackleford of Love Avenue are the parents of a five pound 10 ounce daughter born at 3 25 p.m. yesterday. Addresses listed include Rt 1 Tunnelton White Rt 3 Bridgeport Viola Discharges June 11 Virginia Newton Rt 3 City Rebecca Bryan Rt 5 City Rosabelle Parsons City Nora Belle Mills Rt 4 City Wanda G King 10 T Main Esther Austin Tunsel ton Dr C G Stroud Flemington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Shackleford
Love Avenue
Virginia Newton
Rt. 3
City
Rebecca Bryan
Rt. 5
Rosabelle Parsons
Nora Belle Mills
Rt. 4
Wanda G. King
T. Main
Esther Austin
Tunselton
Dr. C. G. Stroud
Flemington
Man Flunks Navy Course After Counterfeiting Sting
Charles R. Meyer, 32, of St Louis, joined the Navy to learn a trade. He was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of counterfeiting five and ten dollar bills while studying engraving at a Navy school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles R. Meyer
St. Louis
Navy
Rosemont Mra Boyd Reed Woman's Society Meets At Church
The Woman's Society Of Christ ian Service of Bailey Memorial Methodist church held its monthly meeting with Hazel Payne and Betty Biffle in charge of the devotional. New president Mrs Gertie Christian presided over the business session and a stove for the kitchen was approved. Lions club dinner reports, a past president pin for Pauline Haney, and hostesses for the gathering were noted. Local youth fellowship and community notices followed with various residents mentioned in visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Bailey Memorial Methodist Church
Hazel Payne
Betty Biffle
Gertie Christian
Lions Club
Vern Simons
Pauline Haney
Amy Sterling
Jennie Jones
Lucil Grey
Della Carder
Edna Jones
Grafton
Methodis
Rular
Janet Brown
Namona Brown
U ‘Ir
Earl Hathway
Gregory Brown
Durwood Hathway
Ricky
Pam
Lance Singleton
Homer Brown
Mary Bihari
Cleveland
Pfe
Roland F. Purkey
Cami LeJuene
N. C
Edith Purkey
John Lenoeche
Clarksburg
Margaret Jones
Frank Rus
Bill Bennett
Painesvile
Kate Reed
Samuel Humphrey
The
Ronald Popovich
Flemington High School
Charles Popovich
Cam
Rosemont
Steve Gallo
Green Valley
Lake Ridge
Bridgeport
John Harman
William C. Goodwin
Roy Taylor
Bristol
Sandy Singleton
Jim Meeks
Warren
Howard Brown
Mary Rogoodsky
Stanley
Alice Bailey
Dora Harman
Harry Bailey
Millard Bailey
Shinnston
Paul Brown
Joseph Rus
Jackie Sandy
Flossie Cerier
Josie Layman
Fran Christian
Robert Marks
Canada
The Ethel home plan for modern family living
The Ethel is a 60 by 33 foot house with 44 200 cubic feet and space for three bedrooms and a two car garage on an 80 foot lot. It features a back yard summer living area a front terrace a four windowed bay dining room with two attractive closets ample storage across multiple closets and bright ample windows for cross ventilation. The living room adds a large fireplace and potential TV placement while kitchen design emphasizes bright cheerful task areas. Blueprint plans and specifications are available from the Home Building Editor at the Grafton Sentinel with a 7 to 10 day reply period.
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Ethel
Grafton Sentinel
Dept. 73
West Virginia
Legal Deeds Filed in Taylor County Clerk Office
Deeds filed since Saturday, June 3, show Parrish Realty Co. transferring to Victor C. and Wilma C. Rogers parcels in Brownlow Park plus lots 1 2 4 and 5 in Block 5. E Wyckoff trustee conveyed nine Brownlow Park lots to Margaret H Knotts, who then sold half interest to Guy A Knotts. John W Thorn committee conveyed a lane parcel in Blueville Fetterman district. Other tracts in Lucretia Additions Knottsville district listed among Cecil O Wolfe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville
Fetterman
Gordon R.keyser
Cecil O. Wolfe
Lucretia
Knottsville
Rowlesburg Notables Update and Local Appointments
Franklin H. Proudfoot of Fairmont will join Rutgers University Graduate School of Banking for its summer session June 14 through 26. He is an assistant cashier and trust officer at First National Bank in Fairmont and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Proudfoot of Rowlesburg. He plans to major in commercial banking and must complete two more summer sessions and a thesis to graduate. Other notes mention Mrs. Doran Ford visiting Rowlesburg after duty in the Southern European Naval Command and several local residents traveling or undergoing medical procedures. Pastor Arta F. Shomo hosts informal open house on June 1 inviting church and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin H. Proudfoot
First National Bank
Fairmont
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Proudfoot
Ira Proudfoot
Rowlesburg
Doran Ford
Emma Craig
Ford
Southern European Naval Command
Turkey
Greece
Italy
USN
Rachel Portmess
Cumberland
T. E. Fretwell
Sharon
Nebraska
King
M. M. Perkins
Maywood
Beryl Saum
North Platte
Charles Minnick
Grand Island
Judy Heath
Raymond Heath
Monongelia General Hospital
P. H. Martin
Baltimore
Clayton
Donald
Arta F. Shomo
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Ganthropason
Denners
Ick
Monda
Iting
Segagainst
VFW
Olor
Tnslingers
Altar
WMC
Randall Home
Miss Batson
Naomi
Mr. Pleasant
Maple Run
Robert Moore
Junior Sorority
Wesley Chapel
Rebekah Lodge
Tunnelton
White
Tappan Gas Range
Ehler
Furniture CO. Pralton ‘A Lai
Eatrobe St. One
Super Market
South Side
Pearl Savage
Sarage Wexise
Legal Records
Taylor County
L. Sanders
Rutgers
States
Glenn ‘ Sapp
Main Street
W. Va
Salemman
Elidas St
Pian Man Tay
State Ferm Bank ‘Altem
John E
Irkpatrick
Grafion
First National Bank OF Grafton
Lrace
W. Main ST
Lee Bennett
Velatex
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