Eastern Star Elects New Officers in City Meeting
Mrs Florence Wilkinson elected Worthy Matron and Frank Wolfe Worthy Patron at Na omi Chapter No 12 Order of the Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic temple. Other officers include Pear Stover as associate matron and Arthur Yates as associate patron with Dessie Gough as secretary and Margaret Weaver as treasurer. D of A holds election in Mountain City with Ella McVicker as Councilor and multiple officers named. June dances and circle meetings highlighted at local clubs and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Florence H. Wilkinson
Naomi
Order of the Eastern Star
Frank Wolfe
Masonic Temple
Appie Barnes
Lottie B. Irons
Martins
D. of A
Mountain City Council No. 49
The
Daughters of America
Webhng
Ida Watson
Pearl Britton
Sesson
Ella McVicker
Rhea Stocket
Webster Methodist Ladies Aid Entertained by Ina McFarland
Mrs Ina McFarland hosted the Webster Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies Aid on Thursday evening. Lulu Reynolds presided over the business session, followed by a program of songs and readings and a social hour with refreshments. Attendees included Delpha Curran Lulu Reynolds Carrie Getz Teva Phillips Edna Felton Odbert Cooper Margaret Felton C. C. Losh Ethel Presiv Geraldine Gibson Pearl Felton Georgia McDaniel Juanita Getz Mary Virginia Felton Martha Phillips Herbert Sinsel James Curran Conrad McFarland and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Ina McFarland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Webster Methodist Episcopal Church
Lulu Reynolds
Delpha Curran
Carrie Getz
Teva Phillips
Edna Felton
Odbert Cooper
Margaret Felton
C. C. Losh
Ethel Presiv
Geraldine Gibson
Pearl Felton
Georgia McDaniel
Juanita Getz
Mary Virginia Felton
Martha Phillips
Herbert Sinsel
James Curran
Conrad McFarland
Local social notes and birth announcements from Grafton area
PERS NALS Paul Jones, Charles Walters, Charles Rupp and John A. Bunner left for Canton Ohio for the annual potters print. Miss Elizabeth Neason attends a WPA officials meeting in Jackson's Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Williams and daughter Martha Barrett of Ellins visited Grafton yesterday. William Hart of Clarksburg visited with friends here this past week. Grey Silver Jr of Martinsburg spent time in Grafton Wednesday en route from Morgantown. Miss Marguerite Faulkner returned to spend the summer with relatives in Grafton after winter at Daytona Beach. Charles Haistup, a Potomac State College student at Keyser, has returned home for the summer. Birth announcement: Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Bunner of Washington PA announce twin sons born June 9 in Washington. Frederick Luther and Franklin Palmer weighed seven pounds four ounces and six pounds respectively. The Bunner family formerly resided in Grafton. Mr. Bunner is the son of L. R. Bunner of East Main Street and works as an operator at Tyas Valley Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Charles Walters
Charles Rupp
John A. Bunner
Canton
Ohio
Elizabeth Neason
Jackson's Mill
WPA
Phil Williams
Martha Barrett
Elins
Grafton
William Hart
Clarksburg
Grey Silver, Jr
Martinsburg
Fred
Bunner
Washington, PA
Washington
Frederick Luther
Franklin Palmer
L. R. Bunner
East Main Street
Tyas, Valley Glass Company
Correction notice on incorrect price in yesterday’s ad
The Senti nel reports a typographical error in Arbuckle’s sugar pricing. It clarifies the correct price is 5 pounds for 25 cents and apologizes for any embarrassment or damage to the Fountain Cut Rate Drug Store’s reputation as truthful advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Arbuckle
Fountain Cut Rate
Famous Bridge Problem Lets South Make Small Slam
Central Press recounts a contract bridge puzzle by E W Shepard. South achieves a small slam in no trump by precise play after openers and dummy arrangements, with North mustering the right spade and heart discards to guard against ruffs. The article analyzes how different openings would alter the outcome and hints at a grand slam possibility in hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
E. W. Shepard
East
Declarer
Hearts
West
Dummy
South
North
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Bertha Moats
Emma + Krepps
Counsilor
Rose McDaniel
Rhea Camp
Ilsa Davis
Ellsworth McVicker
Outside Sentinel
Heattie Peacock
Inside Sentinel
C. Able
Sadie Able
Mary Nickademis
A. D. Comp
Helen Comp
Dovie Moats
Rhea Comp
Alex Goldberg
Moose
Ann
Ways and Means
Club
Bee Tucker
Dorothy ‘Sapp
Eileen Robinson
Norman Mahaffey
Jack Currence
Rory Ruhr
Business Girl's Club of
Women's Aid Society
First United Brethren Church
Quota Club
King’s, Daughters’ Bible Class
United Brethren Church
Daisy Dotson
B. F. Por
Rissi
Methodist Protestant Church
W. R. Williams
Washington — Street
J. Stanley Nicola
J Stanley Nicola
Circle No
J. Stanley Ni
Via
W. F. Phillips
Margaret Glenn
Circle No. 3
W. R. Wiliams
Eleanor Jacobs
D. I. Bailey
West Washington Street
Williams
Nicola
Valiant Club
Valiant 4-H Club
Pruntytown
Billy
Doris Byers
Betty Bell
Izetta Goke
James Copeman
Cecelia Debendarfer
Virginia Debendarfer
Allegra Gore
Tzetta Gore
Billie
Ann Boyd
Herbert Miller
Johm Seranage
Harry Clark
Joe Boyd
John Gough
4- H
Virginia Mason
Ounty Agent
Andstess, Billy and
Melody
Magnesia
Ash Mini
Main St
Bismarex
Rexall Orderlies
Lydia Pinkham
KOTEX
Doan's
Cardus Tonic
Heinz Baby Foods
Nnjol
MR. Goodbar Chocolate
Torreerrry
LUX
Pepsodent
Griffin
C. LF
PALCO
Marre
Thane
Jeory
B.C. Stonback
Ebbieet
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