Tea Party Guests See Ocelot Hidden Under Hostess
The New York piece reports ocelots becoming trendy as unusual pets selling for about 125 dollars. Polly Bergen and Jerome Courtland host tea with their four month old ocelot Zipper, who hides under the couch then playfully interacts with poodles and puppies. The Bronx Zoo cautions these wild cats are best not kept as pets.
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New York
Polly Bergen
Miss Bergen
Tennessee
Zipper
Polly
Jerome Courtland
Officers Installed at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
New officers were installed at the American Legion Auxiliary post home on McGraw avenue. Edna Morgan presided as president with Mary Beverlin as first vice president and Pansy Evans as second vice president. Other officers include Evelyn Robison secretary Eleanor McKee treasurer Hilda Lake historian and Anna Scott chaplain. A social hour followed with refreshments for listed attendees.
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American Legion Auxiliary
McGraw Avenue
Agnes Shields
Edna Morgan
Mary Beverlin
Pansy Evans
Evelyn Robison
Eleanor McKee
Hilda Lake
Anna Scott
Betty Grow
Lillian Morgan
Opal Vogel
Lizzie Sinsel
Mamie Foley
Andrews Circle Plans July Picnic Meeting
Plans for an afternoon picnic were made at Circle No 4 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Andrews Methodist church. The event will be at 1 p.m. July 13 at the home of Mrs Foster Schilt on Maple Avenue with Mrs Bartlett presiding, Mrs Ellers leading a devotional, and refreshment duties shared among attendees including Mrs Arthur Yates and several others.
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Circle No. 4
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Andrews
Methodist Ehuerk
F. ©. Bartlett
Bartlett
Foster Schilt
Maple Avenue
Emery Ellers
Arthur Yates
John Newman
Paul Dowell
Jessough
Ellers
Deie Edwards
Ada Hall
Dorothy Woodyard
Hee Alums Postpone Adult Craft Classes
Hee Alums postpone adult craft classes as Mrs Eugene Flanagan president says the program will start later in the summer after plans were laid this week. In Fort Worth the heat prompts pilots of a year round police shirt unit to consider light blue cotton shirts if temperatures rise further.
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Hee
Eugene Flanagan
Golden Age Group Entertained At Smith Home
Graf ton Woman's Club Golden Age Group enjoyed a June gathering at Mrs. Mary Smith's Maple avenue home. General chairman Mrs. Freda Shroyer and president Mrs. Ruth Crouser announced future meeting plans and set up hospitality and telephone committees for the year.
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Grafton Woman's Club
Mary Smith
Maple Avenue
Freda Shroyer
Ruth Crouser
Delphia Kiger
Country Club
Smith
Smith and Mrs. Shroyers Served Refreshments To Mrs. J. M. Rogers
Mary Isner
B. F. Poe
Nettie Isner
Daisy Sinclair
O. W. Hoffman
Tuth Crouser
EdgcDaniel
State Farm Bank Plan Promises Auto Insurance Savings
John E. Kirkpatrick advertises a plan offering automobile insurance and financing with potential savings sufficient for a vacation. Contact at 613 West Main St Grafton for rates with no obligation.
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State Farm Bank
John E. Kirkpatrick
West Main St
Grafton
Calendar Notes of Local Club Meetings June 14 19
June calendar lists numerous society gatherings across churches and groups. Highlights include WSUS at Methodist church June 19 730 p m. Farm Women's Chorus June 15 730 p m in high school band room. Prunytown Homemakers June 15 130 p m at Mrs Adrian Tucker home. WMS First Baptist June 15 615 p m at the church. Stitch and Chatter Club June 14 730 p m at Juanita Fawcett's home. Blueville Methodist WSCS June 16 730 p m at Mrs Jack Jacobs home. Knight of Columbus annual officer elections June 16 8 p m with refreshments. Business Girls June 16 610 p m meet at Post Office for trip to Tygart Park. Lindy Club June 17 with Mrs Anna Hebb. RTS Class First Baptist June 18 730 p m at the church. Ladies of the Grand Army June 18 230 p m D of A Hall. Haymond Youth Fellowship ice cream social June 18. Grafton Women’s Club Music Department annual dinner June 18 630 p m Cozy Rest with transportation reservations 567 J.
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WSUS
Dr. Son
Methodist
Farm Women's Chorus
Prunvytown
Adrian Tucker
Hazel Tucker
WMS
First Baptist Church
Olaf Olsen
Philippi
Stitch and Chatter’ Club
Juanita Fawcett
WSCS
Bluevill Methodist Church
Jack Jacobs
Marvin
Boston
Knight of Columbus
Tygart Park
Helen Lucas
Lucille Henderson
Lindy Club
Anna Hebb
Wilford Street
RTS
Ladies of the Grand Army
D. of A. Hall
Haymond Youth Fellowship
Music Department of
Grafton Women's Club
Cozy Rest
Picnic and Reunion Notices for The Sentinel
Society pages invite readers to submit personal notices of picnics reunions and vacations for The Sentinel. Include activities and events with contact via Telephone 514 or Society Editor.
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Sentinel Society
Kathleen Swisher Becomes Bride of Howard Pratt Jr
Kathleen Virginia Swisher daughter of Mrs. Mary Swishler of Boyd street married Howard K. Pratt Jr son of Mr and Mrs Howard Pratt Sr on Friday June 11 The ceremony was conducted by Rev William A Wrenn at the Lutheran church in Red House MD The bride wore a blue gabardine suit with white accessories and a rosebud corsage Attendants were Pauline Pratt and Jean Teetle Pratt is a Grafton High School graduate Class of 1953 and employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad They reside in Blueville
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Kathleen Virginia Swish- Jer
Mary Swish- Ler
Boyd Street
Howard K. Pratt, Jr
Howard Pratt
William A. Wrenn
Lutheran Church
Red House
Pauline Pratt
Jean Teetle
Garden Club Film On Roses An Administrative Gathering
John Horner of Clarksburg presented a film on roses at Taylor County Garden Club in Blueville Hardware. A post film forum followed. Miss Virginia Hanway chaired the first meeting of the new year and set fall flower show committees. Hostesses included Florence Wittman Lloyd Sayres and many club members.
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John Horner
Clarksburg
Taylor County Garden Club
Blueville Hardware
Virginia Hanway
Florence Wittman
Lloyd Sayres
Margaret Byers
Barbara Cather
Elizabeth Cather
W. A. Colebank
Henway
D. L. Reed
Newlywed couple flees on 48-foot train from Jersey City church
Sal Clecio and Eleanor Pompeo, just married, faced a tricky problem with a 48-foot train at Holy Rosary Church in Jersey City. They reportedly found a solution and departed for their honeymoon, in a brief note of local oddity.
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Sal Clecio
Eleanor Pompeo
Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church
Jersey City
N. J
Hifernational
Dorotha Heck Returns Home After Visit
Dorotha Heck has returned to her home on a Pleasant avenue after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moseley Jr. of Mannington.
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Dorotha Heck
Ray Mosley, Jr
Mannington
Walter Reunion Set July 11 At Evansville
Ethel Walter Hupp of Route 4 Fairmont seeks descendants of the Walter family for a reunion in Evansville on July 11. The event includes a motorcade to old farms and cemeteries, with Henry Walters of Evansville among ancestors who went west more than a century ago. Mrs Hupp asks descendants to mail contact cards to invite them.
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Ethel Walter Hupp
Route 4
Fairmont
Walter
Evansville
Hupp
Henry
Officers Named At Emma Rogers Bible Class Meeting
Emma Rogers Bible Class of West Main Street Methodist Church named officers for the new year. Grace Frey is president Edith UI is vice president Margaret McFarling serves as secretary treasurer and Selah Peters is the class teacher. Poems were read and the study including the book of the Bible and First World Stayed by Roy J. Smith was discussed. Lt and Mrs W L Jones of Fort Riley Kansas announce the birth of a 6 lb 10 oz daughter at a Fort Riley hospital on May 18 named Margaret Ellen. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs French Helms and Naomi Jones of Terra Haute Indiana.
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Emma Rogers
West Main Street
Grace Frey
Edith UI
Margaret McFarling
Selah Peters
Roy J. Smith
W. L. Jones
Fort Riley
Kan
Margaret Ellen
French Helms
Thayer Street
Naomi Jones
Terra Haute
Ind
Lights Out Saginaw Lantern Thief Worries Police
A Saginaw Michigan 4 A petty crook steals lanterns from street construction projects. Police fear the two dollar replacement cost may drive further theft escalating local safety concerns.
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Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
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