Human Consultants On Nursing Conference At WVU
Morgantown hosts a two week conference on human relations and supervision led by West Virginia University with sponsorship from the Dept. of Nursing Education. Notably absent are Grafton nurses.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1955
Page
3
Morgantown hosts a two week conference on human relations and supervision led by West Virginia University with sponsorship from the Dept. of Nursing Education. Notably absent are Grafton nurses.
A calf on a Gresham area farm in Nebraska was born with eight legs, three ears, two tails and a small broad head. It is reported as the offspring of a black Aberdeen Angus cow.
June 18 1988 Excelsior 4-H To Take Part In Camp Clean Up announced for June 18 at a Junior and Senior Excelsior 4 H Club meeting at Mrs Ruth Knotts home. The two clubs will run the council circle with theme Growth. Evelyn Knotts led the business session. Readings by Barbara Sampson Annette Kunst Butch Luzadder Lila Jo Dillon and Don Boyles followed scripture readings by Harold Summers and prayer by Linda Woodyard. Refreshments served to 22 members visitors and leaders.
New York fashion expert Herbert Sondheim urges women to choose hemlines by height dress type and leg shape. He notes knee length for many is unfashionable while mid calf remains versatile and suggests fuller skirts for plump legs and slightly shorter hems for shorter legs. He adds slim rounded calves remain the ideal shape.
The Knottsville Farm Women's Club held a meeting at Mrs. Charles Wilson's home to study Recognizing Early Symptoms of Disease led by Mrs. Hartford Haller, followed by a cancer film shown by Mrs. Helen Fleming. Jo Anna Moran led devotions with Mrs. Chester Sharp in charge of business.
The Young Men and Women's Organization met at Knottsville church to plan and plant a garden plot and mow the lawn for a minister moving in soon. After work, a Wiener roast followed and Charles Gough led a business meeting with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Gough, Mr. and Mrs. Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Boyles, Mr. and Mrs. Forman, Mr. Ludwick, Leonard Williams and daughter, Evelyn Gough, Billie Nestor, Agnes Boyles, and Ruth Sturms.
Mr and Mrs William D John of Tunnelton welcomed a daughter born at 6 24 p m yesterday weighing eight pounds one spine.
The Howesville Methodist Ladies Aid elected officers at Mrs Alma Chidester's home. Elected were Nellie Miller president Kathern Hill vice president Opal Dewitt secretary Flossie Myres assistant and Edna Sypolt treasurer A covered dish dinner followed with attendees and guests listed. Plans were made for the next meeting July 13 at Mrs Alice Loraw's home.
The Woman's Society of West Main Street Methodist church was entertained for its June meeting in the fellowship hall. Members gathered for a planned program and fellowship activities.
Calendar June notices list multiple community gatherings including joint picnics, circle meetings, officer elections, anniversaries, and social clubs at churches and parks. Events cover First Church of Christ, First Presbyterian, Andrews Methodist, West Main Street Methodist, St. John's Methodist, District D of A halls, and local garden and family gatherings through June 24 in Marion County.
June 11 12 admissions include Lena Sturm James Grinnan Sylvania Walker Fleming ton Nahum Shoemaker Est her Devers Curtis Shaf fer Knotts and others. Discharges feature Paula Klepfel Sammy Poling Bowlesbore Hazel Sheets Ruby Mercure Richard Biasi Earl Thomas Anna Weese John Moran Orpha Poe Madeline Ball Joan Duncan Theresa McKeen Virginia Hanleker Bertha Tate. Also notes on African coast carp and church meeting with hostesses and a salad course served.
A Central Press report describes Rancho del Artista near Coyoacán as a living Mexican hacienda retreat for artists. Pancho Cornejo guides the haven with open Sundays, religious celebrations, mariachi music, and a garden of Aztec gods, attracting US and Mexican creatives as well as foreign visitors.
The newly organized Young Adult class of Haymond Methodist church held its monthly meeting with devotions and a quiz led by president Joseph Fawcett. Refreshments followed for local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Mason Moats and others, with plans noted for the July meeting.
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerome Boyles included Mr and Mrs Ellwood Boyles and Dennis of Kent, and Mr and Mrs Kermit Boyles with son Jerry of Charleston, plus Mr and Mrs Leg Stemple of Philipp. Joan Duncan of 112 East Le llington streets is recovering after surgery at City hospital. Kathy Martin of Bridgeport Ontario is spending the summer with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Chester L Duncan.
Seaman Richard Greathouse USN serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Hornet en route to the Far East on a Seventh Fleet tour. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Greathouse of Flemington.
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