Miss Etta L. Francis Society Reporter
Society and club activity coverage highlights Miss Etta L. Francis as society reporter with telephone contact listed.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1947
Page
3
Society and club activity coverage highlights Miss Etta L. Francis as society reporter with telephone contact listed.
Quota Club met at Ronay's Dairy Bar for a bi monthly dinner with a June wedding theme. Youth Service Committee arranged the program featuring Miss Tippie DeMoss and Mrs Debendarfer plus solo performances and talks on wedding customs and related topics. New member Mrs Bertha Woodyard was installed by Miss Marguerite Thayer as others received birthday greetings and a brief business meeting followed.
A June calendar lists W S C S Andrews Methodist Blueville Methodist King s Daughters Bible Class Evangelical United Brethren First Baptist R T S Class and Mountaineer Council 44 Jr O U A M events. Hostesses include Mrs. Myrtle Brown Mrs. Belle Shay Eva Miller and others with dates June 17 to July 7 plus notes on a yeast in peanut butter for armed forces.
Yesterday evening Mrs Paul Jones entertained at her Parkview home in honor of Mrs Russell Isner the former Miss Ruth Haislop. The new bride received many useful gifts while guests enjoyed social conversation and refreshments served by Mrs P Jones and co host Miss Alice Mae Stephenson.
Hec Alums, a home economics organization for Hec-Teks graduates, held an initiation on a recent evening with speeches by Mrs. Sylvia Pressler and Roy McVicker. The program included a roll call by Miss Martha Hines, readings by Miss Mary Lough and Miss Virginia Knight, and a floral lapel vase gift to each member.
Announcement of the marriage between Billy Arthur and John L. Green in Red House Maryland set for Sunday evening June 15. The ceremony featured an aqua street length dress and red rosebud corsage, with Leona Bolyard as matron of honor and Powis as best man. The couple plans a late summer honeymoon to points East and will reside on Thayer avenue.
The Get-Together 4-H club met at Mrs. Ed win Shriver's home near Pruntytown. Miss Tiny Poole presided with the 4-H song and pledge. Mary Jo Shriver led the program. Dotty Boice read minutes and called roll. Kathryn Shriver led the prayer. A brief business session set plans for a June 27 picnic at Lost Run. hostesses Mrs. Edwin Shriver and Mrs. Vada Utt served refreshments to Roberta Utt, Tiny Poole, J. McIntosh, Monna Wackworth, Kathryn and Mary Joe Shriver.
Dotty Boice James Shriver Wilbur and David Uth among adult councilors attended a meeting with Mrs Joseph Compton and Mrs Edwin Shriver. Guests included Mrs Vada Utt Edwin Shriver and Thomas Jefferies. Plan set for next meeting at Miss Monna Duckworth home on Valley Falls Road July 11.
Group 1 of the W S C S met at the church for a regular monthly gathering. Mrs Olive Patton led a devotional to open the evening, followed by a brief business session with Mrs Robert Graham in charge. Hostesses served refreshments to fourteen members.
Richard Pitzer and another Pitzer son returned to North Platte after visiting relatives in Grafton. Mr and Mrs Carl W Pitzer hosted a short stay with extended family. Fred Nicola Jr and wife left for Waukegan Illinois after a week with Nicola Sr and Mrs Nicola. Nicola plans to attend Lake Forest University in Waukegan for the summer term.
Eleanor Grimes of Lincoln street has joined the License Bureau of the State Road Commission in Charleston for the summer. She is staying with cousins Mr and Mrs Earl Hart. Her family and neighbors note her move as part of local seasonal work in the city.
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