Society and Club Activity Update
Mrs Naomi Lawson, Society and Club Editor, with telephone contact 514, reports on local social gatherings, arrivals, and club notices.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1950
Page
3
Mrs Naomi Lawson, Society and Club Editor, with telephone contact 514, reports on local social gatherings, arrivals, and club notices.
The Willing Workers of Knottsville Methodist Church led by Charles Gough hosted a Wednesday evening business meeting at Mrs. Charles Wilsons home. Attendees shared games and refreshments. a long list of members and visitors named. Upcoming church and community events with dates June 18 to June 20 are listed with hosting hosts and locations.
Miss Wilma Jean Casseday wed Eugene Christian Wood of Elkins in Grace Episcopal Church Elkins on Saturday afternoon June 10. The ceremony featured candles lil ies and greenery with Rev George Lemoine officiating. The couple will reside at 8 Cherry Street Elkins.
Plans for the Delta Nu chapter Tau Phi Lambda to hold a district convention at the Stonewall hotel in Clarksburg this Sunday by White Rose Grove No 2 of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle were finalized at a meeting Monday at the K of P Friendship lodge. Luncheon begins at noon with ritual services in the afternoon. A card party is planned for Saturday, June 17 at the American Legion home for the public.
Miss Ruby Dice of Cumberland daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Dice Kempton former Kempton resident married Donald Roby son of Mrs Harriet Roby Cumberland in a 730 pm June 9 ceremony at St Mark s Reformed church pastor Rev Carl Clapp officiating Virginia Hull Keyser maid of honor Clifton Van Roby best man bride wore turquoise suit pink hat navy accessories corsage. groom veteran of 17 months Asiatic Pacific campaigns. After Washington honeymoon the couple resides in Cumberland.
Those present at the meeting were Mrs Edith Jo Foley Mrs Gloria Poling Mrs Faye K Litt man state manager Mrs Eller Tingler Miss Irma Jean Stutler Miss Leona Zumbro Mrs Miriam Nester Miss Norma Murphy and Mrs Barbara Wycoff.
Stanley Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friedman of Maple Avenue, attends the University of Richmond summer term in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Sehilt of Maple Avenue will attend Purdue University’s commencement in Lafayette, Indiana, where their son Frank Sehilt is receiving a B S in Civil Engineering. House guests follow.
Mrs Harry White and daughters Barbara and Diane along with Charles Wright of Bridgewater Virginia and Ralph Chapdelaine of Lowell Massachusetts are visiting Mrs Mada Robinson on West Main Street. John E Sinsel and son John Arthur of Mannington recently visited Mrs Sinsel's mother Mrs Grace Ringler at 141 West Boyd Street for about a week. Miss Mary Root music instructor in Cashoto n is visiting her parents Reverend and Mrs E F K Root on West Washington Street and will enroll for summer term at Ohio University Athens Ohio before leaving Sunday to study music.
The Philip Otterbien class of the Evangelical United Brethren church will meet at the church at 8 p.m. All members urged to attend. Note change of date June 18 the Oddfellows and Rebekahs will attend a memorial service at the morning worship service of Andrews Methodist.
The City hospital yesterday admitted Betty Jenkins Jess Lambert Peggy Thornton Nellie Rosier Milton Tyles Clayburn Smith Betty Hensell David Wiles Mary Reese Richard Wilson and David Wilson. Discharges included William Bott Margaret Harvey Farrell Gockrell John Huber Betty Jenkins Mrs Ida Belle Powell Lenford Kirby and Peggy Thornton.
The Monongah Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will hold a safety meeting on Friday June 23 at 7 30 p m in Grafton Junior High School. G W Blste superintendent of safety and R L Ward general safety supervisor of Baltimore and R B Kimble district safety supervisor will attend. Two motion pictures Look and Live and Safe As You Think will be shown. Shop employees under Kimble will perform a safety skit. A short social session with refreshments will follow.
June 21 The Grafton Business Girls club meets at the post office at 6 15 pm to go to Inwood Inn For cancellations or reservations call Marjorie Staton 1174 R June 22 Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics meets in the Daughters of America hall on East Main Street at 8 pm
A fragmented column notes odd notions about Pluto being smaller than Earth and mocks various ideas from astronomy to politics. It wryly plays with headlines and trivia, referencing Stalin, Texas state plans, and absurdities about animals and cures.
Joughs at skippy Baladasca and Mary have returned to Boston Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs Delmar Simmons and family were visitors in Baynard recently. Miss Pauline Arnold has gone to Zanesville Ohio to seek employment.
Mr and Mrs Homer Evans visited Bayard on Monday while Mr L W Duling and Kenneth Dice met friends in Keyser Tuesday. Mrs George Sowers and sons Otto and George were called to Cleveland hospital for Dorsey Sowers illness. Mr and Mrs Omer Smith and children visited G F Smith of Davis recently. Billy Povish spending vacation in Detroit with parents. Gail Davis from Hopemont West Virginia visited Homer Evans. Paul Dice and Kenneth visited Ella Duling of Keyser recently. Baladasca and Lipscomb returned to one army after furlough.
A classified notice offers a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism arthritis neuritis and sciatica with a one trip promise. It targets disabled persons to write to Mrnehd 188 Fayette St Uniontown Pa near the Senior High School and mentions daily hours.
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