Marriage Announced Bettie Carter Davis Wedding
Society notes report Bettie Carter of Fairmont wed Scott H Davis of Wadestown in Morgantown parsonage with Rev Joseph Hoffman officiating. They plan Lake Baptiste honeymoon then return for University summer sessions as Mr Davis pursues a history PhD. He is a former Wadestown High principal. she a Fairmont West High and Fairmont State graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Carenter
Fairmont
Scott H. Daof
Wadestown
I. Bychurch
Morgantown
Joseph Hoffman
Sft
Davis
Lake Baptiste
University
Grafton High School
Universi~ty
West High School
Fairmont State Teachers College
Social Calendar Shows June Community Gatherings
June events report a busy social week with the Music Department of the Women’s club singing at Flag Day exercises at 7 PM Station Square. Young People’s Council executive committees meet at 8 PM at Mrs L B Sloan’s Maple Ave home. Reports cover Woodman Circle state convention, Silver Star 19 picnic at city park, and numerous club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station Square
Young People’s Council of the Christian Church
L. B. Sloan
Maple Avenue
Woodman Circle
White Rose Grove No. 2
Red Men's Hall
Nettie Isner
Maggie Parkhill
Parkersburg
Parkhill
Degree of Honor Lodge
Silver Star No. 19
Tygart Valley Dam
Isabelle Hofier
William Raper
Iva Card
Mary Gladys Messenger
Dorothy Twyman
Rhea Goff
Betty Duncan
Freda Mae Losh
Dessie Losh
Rose Mary Eady
Evelyn Jones
Loretta Trader
Dorothy Crawford
Ana Fern Hostler
Norman Adlington
Dick Hendricks
James Poling
Joe Rudselle
Edwin McCartney
Billy Valentine
Edwin Valentine
Marvin McCartney
Donald Poling
Robert Simon
Raymond Hensel
Mickie McCue
James Paige
Arthur Marshall
William
Mountaineer Council Elects Officers in Regular Session
Mountaineer Council No.49 held a regular meeting with Mrs. Escie Shaw initiated under ritual. Officers elected included Emma Krepps as Junior Past Councilor and Rhea Camp as Councilor, with plans for the district rally on June 27. The meeting closed with prayer led by Mrs. O. A. Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Ella Barber
Appie Barnes
Charles P. Harris
Florence H. Wilkinson
Frank Wolfe
Dessie Gough
Margaret Weaver
Pearl Stover
Appelers Reger
W. C. Barnes
Louiise Hart
Betty Turvander
Lila G. Withers
Gracie Withers
Myrtle Parkhill
Barber
United Brethren Sunday School
J. W. Martin
Walnut Street
Dana J. Bolyard
R. R. Redinger
Martin
Mountaineer Council No.49
Escie Shaw
Emma Krepps
L. Abel
Rhea Camp
Adaline Stemple
Pearl Brittom
Rozelle McDaniel
Ida Watson
Ella
Expect Quick Vote On NRA Extension In House
Washington June 14 Roosevelt leaders counted on the house to pass a stop gap NRA extension today to save the blue eagle agency from fading as the old recovery act nears expiration Sunday. They anticipated sending the measure to the president within an hour. The plan would extend limited NRA until next April 1 and oversee industrial and labor conditions before and after compulsory codes are scrapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Ieaders
House
Blue Eagle Agency
Long
D.-La
Senate
Roosevelt
Mixed city notices and international talks in brief
Local items report residents traveling to Baltimore and Washington for visits and conventions. Grafton figures include a hospital admission and a former West Virginia University president passing through en route to Portland. The narrative also cites Pierre Laval discussing decrees and the marriage of Miss Mary Brown to Frank Haymes at a Presbyterian manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Warder
John
Peggy
Maple Avenue
Baltimore
Anna Mary Warder
R. P. Bell
L West Virginia Reform School For Boys
Charleston
C. H. Chase
Elm Grove
Oral Jones
Charles Corbin
Jesse Corbin
Clarence Evans
Grafton
Washington
A. E. Clayden
New York City
H. H. Holt
Charles Sudan
R. B. Madera
W. Main Street
Lewis Poe
Knottsville ‘Pike
Grafton City Hospital
Ida Cutright
Ida Blaker Herod
West Virginia University
Portland
Oregon
Nora Phillips
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frank A. Ross
West Main Street
Mary Brown
Frank Haymes
Presbyterian
J. ‘Tutvander
M. P. Parsonage
B. J. Null
Student Radicals Defended at Wisconsin Senate Hearing
Miss Daryl Morse of the Intershared Council spoke at a Wisconsin Senate committee on radicalism. A witness alleged 25 UW students belonged to a radical group. Morse challenged the claim and urged cautious judgment of youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Daryl Morse
Inter- Shared Council
Senate
University of Wisconsin
Miss Morse
France Again Spurns Debts and Delays Settlement
Paris reports France defaulted on its war debt payment to the United States for the sixth time. Premier Laval’s note was approved by the council of ministers and wired to Washington for delivery to the State Department. The note thanks the U.S. for a renewed suggestion that France submit a payment proposal and states readiness to seek an acceptable settlement basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United States
Pierre Laval
Council of Ministers
Washington
State Department
Addéa
Wihses
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Mildred Graham
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Telephone
TN. T. Clib
Idella Carroll
Tn.t. Club
Wilford Street
Richard Willams
Leo Crane
Jackie Hoskinson
T. C. Gough
Washington Street
Earl Ride
Ladies Aid Society
M. P. Church of Newbury
John Vanzandt
Niland Frazier
Oral Mer
Aura Cox
M.y. Ednax
Velma Miller
Edith Miller
Anne Ball
Corie
J. Alexander Boyce
Blueville
Mr. Boyce
Isaac and
Rebecca Poe Boyce
Dor Everett
Eva Sue Miller
Albert McKeen
Georgia McIntosh
Georgia Gabbert
Dorothy Sapp
Miller
Mays
M. L. Dever
H. L. Boyce
Samuel D. Boyce
Charles Weaver
Newburg
H. J. Boyce
Los Angeles
Mary Heck
Ruth Mays
David Miller
Lucille McKeen
Fisher
M. P
C. C. Richman
Laura Beall
Hazel DeMoss
Iota DeMoss
Georgia Davison
Rose Elis
Catherine Knotts
Dorothy McCue
Flossie Messenger
Lillie Marshall
Estell Phillips
Ruth Proudfoot
Josephine Righnien
Berths Shafer
Marion’ Shafer
Helert Sioar
Alex Goldberg
Moose Home
Elkins
Marinello Beauty Shop
Edwin
O. A. Jenkins
NRA
Pierre Lava
Pan
Laval
Nestle
West Virginia
Beulah Belle Beauty Shoppe
Jaine $S
Anitary Protection
the Love Drug Co
Melrose
Coffmen-Fisher’s
Batiste
Athletic Union
Coffman-Fisher Company
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