D A R Chapter Hosts Flag Day Themed Meeting
The Elizabeth Cummins Jackson Chapter D A R hosted at Mrs. O J Fleming’s home with Mrs. Elizabeth Handley presiding. Members reviewed the year, focused on proper flag use, and planned a Flag Day observance and Independence Day church service. A program highlighted songs and readings as guests attended.
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Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
O. J. Fleming
C.F. Shafer
Elizabeth Handley
Catherine Rector
O. Jay Fleming
Ryiew
E. D. Wilkinson
Cora Burdette
Kate Smith
D. A. Aois
Jackson's Mill
Alden Beagle
Chamberlain
Alice Chamberlain
James Whitcomby
W. R. Lear
Manford Shafer
Evelyn Shafer
William Beck
President General's Mess
C. V. Miller
Soles
Old Glory
Lila Love
America
Fleming
Abeth Handley
Catherine Star
Lila C. Walters
Aiden ‘Beagle
W. R. Loar
Grace Wolfe
John Tre
Allie Chamberlain
J. Cora Burdette
Earl Wil‘kinson
Florence Kate ‘Smith
Hos‘tesses
Mollie Borum
N. C. Hall
Grace Kimmel
Carrie K. Fleming
E.F.K. Roof
C. E. Hostler
Eve
John Donaldson
Dorcas
Ray Withers
Elizabeth
C. E. Grayson
Florence Wittman
Helen Lee Mantz
Mary Louise Ridenouh
Richard McProury
Thomas Beall
Roof
David Kinser to be ordained Thursday morning
David Kinser a 23 year old Parkersburg native who earned a Doctor of Divinity from Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio will be ordained to the ministry at 10 30 Thursday morning during the West Virginia Lutheran synod convention in Jack son s Mill June 16 20 The Rev A B Leamer First Lutheran Huntington will conduct the service Kinser has served as zar at Parkersburg First Lutheran Church for two years and recently received a permanent pastorate He graduated from Grafton High School in 1927 and from Wittenberg College four years later.
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David Kinsler
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
The
Lutheran Synod
West Virginia
Jackson's Mill
A. B. Leamer
First Lutheran Church
Huntington
Kinser
The Cow Boy Millionaire at Strand Theatre
The Strand presents The Cow boy Millionaire starring George O’Brien hailed as the finest Western yet with a rugged hero chasing a mine fortune. Romance with an English heiress unfolds at a Arizona ranch before a twist ending. Also promoted is Under the Pampas Moon with Warner Baxter and Ketti Gallian at New Dixie Theatre.
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Moon
George O'Brien
Arizona
England
Warner Baxter
Ketti Gallian
New Dixie Theatre
Pampas
New Dixie Modern Tango Owes Birth to Pampa Fiestas
The evolution of the tango traces back fifty years to nights when it moved through sailors dives and illicit resorts in Buenos Aires and later transformed into a refined form tied to cultural fiestas in the Pampa. The piece highlights how gritty origins shaped the modern dance’s rhythm and global appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
Buenos Aires
Karloff Costume Boasts Huge Heels and Giant Frame
The Universal drama to play tomorrow at the Opera House features Karloff as the Monster and Bride of Frankenstein in a costume weighing sixty two pounds. Enormous seven foot tall shoes, each weighing 21 pounds, built up inside to add height. Heavy pads and bandages shape a giant frame while makeup hours plus removal time exhaust the star. The intense makeup caused Karloff to lose over 20 pounds during filming.
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Karloff
Notable Local Bedside And Visiting Updates In Newburg Area
Ash Moor of Newburg moved to Kingwood hospital in critical condition. Francis Davis recovers from measles at his Newburg home. Mrs Amile Egbath and family visit Moline and West Washington residents. Miss Lucy Rightmire visits from Aurora. Leon Long, son of J Long, now out after scarlet fever. Roberta Outright recovering from appendectomy in city hospital. Vaughn Kerr Jr and Mr and Mrs William Myers visit at Grafton Park. George Zundell, George Judy, Betty and Virginia Hardesty of Fairmont visit Mrs B F Davisson on Pearl Street. Wilbur Haddix returns to Gratton after attending Baer-Braddock fight in New York. Agnes Tierney visiting Indianapolis with daughter J V Mitch.
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C. E. Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Brethren Church
Bruce ‘Weese
Bluemont Street
Alma Wilt
Kenneth Godwin
Dessie Rogers
Helen Camp
Mary Weese
Cial
James’ Ner
Funk
Peatley
Orville ‘Wilt
Helen
Lenora Carpen
Rhea
Alberta
Ladies Aid and
Eith
Charles Estep
Maryland
Virginia
Grafton
Baltimore
Chesapeake
President Moorefield
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Estep
Dorothy Shanabarger
Grafton Electrical Equipment, Company
Washington Street
Ash Moor
Newburg
Kingwood Hospital
Francis Davis
Amile Egbath
Carrie Egbath
W. Henry Koelz
Carla Jean
Moline
Ilinois
E. W. Koelz
West Washington
Lucy Rightmire
Aurora
Leon Long
J. Long
Roberta Outright
Vaughn Kerr, Jr
William. Myers
William
Vaughn
Kerr
Grafton Park
George Zundell
George Judy
Betty
Virginia Hardesty
Pairmont
F. Davisson
Pearl Street
Wilbur Haddix
Gratton
Baer-Braddock
New ‘York
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Royal Neighbors
Victory Camp
Wehn
Queré Club
Blen Avon Hotel
Womans Foreign Missionary
St. Paul's M.E. Church
J. A. Jolliffe
Maple Avenue
the Park
Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Weese
Alice Love
Orella Sinsel
West Main Street
M. E
Eloise Lockard
Virginia Mahaffey
Marjorie Lambert
Maxine Corbin
Mildred Wamsley
Jane Wolfe
Eleanor Rogers
White Fawn Council No. 3
Red Men's Hall
Pocahontas
Mary Parkhill Winona
Ida Shingleton
Wampa
Mosella Myers
Edna Poling
Fred McFarland
Myrtle Frazier
Palatine
Phyliss Crane
Tepee
Red Wing Club
Harry Carroll
East Wilford Street
Bunco
Pearl Hussion
Charles Fox
A.J. Carroll
Addison Street
Terra Alta
William Williams
Terra Alta National
Alex Goldberg
Moose Home
Pan Ridenour
Moose
Joe Mallory
Red Tops
Altend
Marion B. Skaggs
Abel Tackett
Clara Korte
G. W. Loar and Company
Fairmont
Norge
Clarksburg
Jack Whitney
Norge Products
Etta Kett
Etta
Central Press Associatio
Strand Theatre
AT the Strand
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Grafton Banking & Trust Building
New Dixie
Opera House
Monster Karloff
Elsa Lanchester Pe
Eae Cspe
Frankeiom
Rollator
Loar'arid CO
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