Andrews M E Church Women Host Grace Sharps Honoring Shower
A Loar Class meeting at Mrs. Aldine White’s Beech Street home honored Grace Sharps on an upcoming wedding with games, music, and a miscellaneous shower. Attendees included Grace Poling, Misses and Mrs. Nettle Hardin, Hilda Paugh, Esther Nestor, Catherine George, Mary Goley, Ethel Custer, and others. W C T U and Children’s Day plans were outlined for Mary M. Love memorial and a food sale on Sally. The week closed with birthday notices for a local resident and notes on community events at St Paul’s M E church.
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Mary Goley
Ethel Custer
Grace Poling
Nettle Hardin
Hilda Paugh
Esther Nestor
Catherine George
Grace Sharps
Aldine White
Andrews Church
C.F. Shafer
Sally
Mary M. Love
Grafton
Social Calendar Highlights Church Meetings Week Ahead
The social calendar lists Monday meetings at Andrews M. E. church and a series of Tuesday gatherings including Emma Rogers Bible Class, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, General Aid Society, Christ Ambassadors at Assembly of God, and Kings Daughters Bible class. Multiple Thursday and Saturday events feature Ladies Aid, Mission Circle, Junior B. P. U. at First Baptist, plus postweek travel notes and local arrivals and visits.
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Emma Rogers
West Main Street
M. E. Church
Ed. McDaniel
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St
Group S
Christ Ambassadors
The
Assembly of God Church
Kings Daughters Bible Class
United Brethren Church
Ladies Aid Society
Mission Circle of
First Baptist Church
Ira Poe
Blueville
Personal Notices Mentioning Holt Family and Trips
Prosecuting Attorney James C. Holt and son John Homer travel to Bucyrus Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs J W Knappenperger John Homer to spend the summer with grandparents while Mr Holt stays a week Miss Margaret Hanway Virginia Hannay Donna Ryan and Lester Buddy Lambert return from a Chicago trip to see A Century of Progress Mrs Charles Kimmel and E H Borchardt with Isabelle Kimmel visiting Charleston then return to Charleston Clay June 16 P The second Mrs George W Lowther leaves for Wheeling to attend slaying case involving Clem Rogers 28 a former constable convicted
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Fostoria
Ohio
Rex A. Lowther
Juanita Kennedy
Fairmont
J.B. McCartney
Audra
Ralph Keefover
Priday
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Navy
New York Harbor
Webster Haddix
American News Stand
New York City
Frank B. Cather
Train Street
Las
John P. Love
Grafton
James
Charlotte
N. C
Mary Catherine Hall
Morgantown
Elkins
North Carolina
Miss Hall
Mott
Catherine Ni
Chicago
James E. Fidler
Leslie Crawford
Chauncey Miller
George Preston
Margaret Ellen Jaco
Mary Joyoe
Zumbro
George White
Mary Keener
Philippi
Baptist
Divention
Oral Jones
Beulah Jones
Harold Hill
Alicert Bertha
Godwin
Regina Lowther
Bernadine Bradley
James C. Holt
John Homer
Bucyrus
J. W. Knappenperger
Mr. Holt
Margaret Hanway
Virginia Hannay
Donna Ryan
Lester “Buddy” Lambert
Charles Kimmel
E. H. Borchardt
Isabelle Kimmel
Charleston
Robert E. Graham
West St. Charles Street
Dorsey W. Fast
Pittsburgh
Clay
George W. Lowther
Lury
W. L. Shelton
Wheeling
Clem Rogers
Bicycle Trip Ends in Tragic Road Accident
Thomas Lodge of Parkersburg was riding from Flemington to his home when a speeding auto driven by Hugh Frederickson struck or caused him to veer. The bicycle overturned, sending Lodge into a ditch near Galloway. He suffered head cuts and a sprained ankle. his parents were alerted and traveled to the scene.
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Flemington
Parkersburg
Thomas Lodge
Lodge
Hugh Frederickson
Galloway
T. L. Lodge
Model of the Moment in New Blouse and Jacket Styles
A fashion feature showcases summer dressy blouses in sheet pique voile georgette organdies and pique voile with high necklines puffed sleeves self ties and pearl button trim. A separate tailored waffle pique jacket with wide collars and two pearl buttons completes the chic look.
Local verdict outlines sentence in Shelton case
The second degree murder verdict carries five to 18 years imprisonment with sentencing deferred. The first jury was dismissed when a juror did not accompany fellow jurors on a town stroll. Rogers was killed last New Year’s Day after a quarrel with Shelton. Shelton’s son involved in subsequent events.
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Shelton
Youth tells of drowning small child
In Cleveland, June 16, a ten year old recounted the drowning of Peggy Young, 3, in the Cuyahoga River. He said he and a teen accomplice lured Peggy near the riverbank, pushed her in, and that a brick was thrown at her, causing her to sink.
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Nina Young
Peggy
Betty O'Brien
Betty
Clevelan
Peggy Young
Cuyahoga
Pegey
Comdy
Harold Young
City Hospital
Young
Harold
Lutherans Plan Jun 25 to 30 Meeting at Jacksons Mill
Lutherans from 34 West Virginia synod congregations will gather at Jacksons Mill for the first annual Luth eran Week. The event runs June 25 to 30 with pastors and delegates led by Rev. A. B. Leamer and supported by synodical officers and visiting delegates from auxiliary groups.
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Jackson's Mill
West Virginia
Charles A. Shilke
Oakland
Synodical
C. A. Portz
ofWheel
Synodical mission group leaders named for West Virginia event
Miss Nye will head the synodical women's mission group with Mrs W M Erhard of Clarksburg as president and aides Mrs W R Hashinger of Morgantown and Mrs M Wilt of Clarksburg. The youth societies will be led by Miss Dorothy Nye of Grafton with four vice presidents. Luther brotherhood officers and state leaders named. annual convention set for Thursday and Friday with D L Harpster of Morgantown as president and Ernest F Joachim of Charleston as vice president.
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Morgantown
M. Wilt
Clarksburg
Young People's Societies
Dorothy Nye
Grafton
State and Synodical Luther League
Coleman Shaffer
Aurora
Gladys Haas
Fairmont
Martha M. Butler
Huntington
Enoch Sparks
Wheeling
Luther Brotherhoods
West Virginia
Western Maryland
Brotherhood
D. L. Harpstter
Ernest F. Joachim
Charleston
Deficiency Measure Rejected By House In Deficit Bill
Washington June 16 The House rejected Senate amendments to the 2.225 billion deficiency appropriation bill and sent the measure to a conference committee to resolve differences. Week’s weather shows showers early with a cooler start and warmer middle and late week.
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Washington
House
Senate
Puff Faces A Slippery Truck Sides Night Peril
Puff realizes the truck walls are slick making progress impossible. He moments later shifts tone and proposes a halt as a brief respite, smoothing tension with a weary smile.
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Puff
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