Birthday Party Held by Church Women at St Pauls
A spring garden themed birthday party for the Woman's Society of Christian Service was hosted at St Pauls Methodist Church. Floral centerpieces, seasonal table scenes, and favors marked March through February. Miss Laura Stalnaker won a birthday observance honor. guest speaker Nina Zinn presented flower arrangement demonstrations themed around heaven man and earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
William’ Bott
Vera Hamilton
Helen Deck
T. Victor Cuppett
Torlock Rasmussen
Carroll R. Hawkins
Washington
William J. Prey
J. ‘Peerafiord
Wesley Service Guild
Laura Stalnaker
Circle 6
Fred D. Robinson
Dolores B. Curry
Men of God
Nina McDade Powell
A. Ray Shaw
W.S.0. G
J. Preston Luke
Virgil Rohrbough
Nina Zinn
Heaven
Man
Earth
Local Club Meetings and Social Notes in White Rose Grove
Listings of June events for officers club Woodmen Circle First Presbyterian and Baptist groups plus Jr. O U A M district councils. Attendees include Mrs Pearl Hussion Miss Helen Thayer Aliie Chamberlin L. L. Bradley and many members. meetings span June 19 to 24 with picnics, sewing clubs, and hall gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Club
White Rose Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Pearl Hussion
Lincoln Street
First Presbyterian Church
Helen Thayer
Washington Street
Woman's Mission Circle
Ladies Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Aliie Chamberlin
East Washington Street
John Shields
Weekley
West Main Street
L. L. Bradley
Mountaineer Council No. 44, Jr. O.U. A. M
Wehn Hall
District Meeting Of Junior Order Planned Here
Mannancer Council will host District No 2 next Saturday June 21 at 8 o clock EST in Wehnhall. Councils represented include Weston 59 Sutton 118 Westerman Adamston 51 Lumberport 34 Pairmont 180 Clarksburg 30 Morgantown 201 Stewartown 52 Rowlesburg 68 Valley 4 Glades Valley 46 Albright 125 Tunnelton 147 Philippi 133 Rosemont 47. National officers expected include Warden D E Williams and National Representative L D Nottingham of Sutton. Past state councils D J Cunningham Weston and W W Brown Clarksburg attend. District Deputy S L Marsteller Elkins to represent District 5. Social hour and refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineer Council
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Wehnhall
Weston
Sutton
Westerman Adamston
Lumberport
Pairmont
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Stewartown
Rowlesburg
Valley
Glades Valley
Albright
Tunnelton
Philippi
Rosemont
D. E. Williams
L. D. Nottingham
D. J. Cunningham
W. W. Brown
S. L. Marsteller
Elkins
Brief Items From Pittsburgh Visitors and Local Notes
Brief notices report Mr and Mrs Julius Hansen returning from Pittsburgh to their home after visiting Harold Hansen. Mrs Joseph Vinson arrives from New York for a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs W E Brown. Richard Gerstell visits New York and stays at the Vanderbilt. Mrs W B Porterfield of Pittsburgh visits Mr and Mrs C D Powell and Mr and Mrs Robert Powell. Ruth Poling and children Adrian and Alfred return home from a visit near Elkins. hospital notes record emergency operations at City hospital on Mary Louise Amnett and Harry Miller. Tonsil operations performed for Catherine Beard and Robert Daugherty. George Everly seeks treatment for a fractured left arm. Mrs Charles Kreckel is discharged. Ray Turner Reedsville discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Vinson
New York
W. E. Brown
West Main Street
Ruth Poling
Adrian
Alfred
Blueville
Elkins
City Hospital
Mary Louise Amnett
Spring Street
Fairmont
Harry Miller
Newburg
Catherine Beard
Robert Daugherty
West
Washington Street
George Everly
Bowlesburg
Charles Kreckel
Pearl Street
Ray Turner Reedsville
Take Troops From Factory War Defenses Ease After Strike
The Associated Press reports a further reduction in Los Angeles North American Aviation troops. One battalion of 900 infantry left, another 900 to depart, leaving about 2,500 guards after a wage dispute. Piper Strike continues at Lock Haven plant with mediator aid. AFL CIO oppose Vinson bill. CIO UAW threatens Detroit parts shortage mass closures. Hawaiian civilian workers strike for pay. Morline piers and Baltimore shipyards walkouts. McReesport service workers protest 10 percent raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
North American Aviation Corporation
Piper
Weges
Lock Haven
Piper Aircraft Corporation
APL
Washington
AFL
CIO
Vinson
National Defense Mediation Board
United Automobile
Douglas & Lomanson Company
Detroit
Hawaiian
Neg
Mor
Line
Baltimore
Ion
Galveston
Harvey W. Brown
AFL International Machinists Union
San Francisco Bay
McReesport
Frontier Vengeance at Opera House in Grafton
Donald Barry stars in Frontier Vengeance showing for two days at the Opera House starting Wednesday. Barry plays a stage coach line speedster returning home to uncover his friend’s father scam while facing a rival’s daughter and a dangerous race to win a valuable mail contract. Local fans anticipate action packed western thrills and a fierce coach race finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barry
Republic
Barry
Clay Blackburn
Joel Hunter
Hunter
Ruth
Honor
Clay
Blackburn
Sabo
Strand Theatre Opens Land of Liberty Cavalcade
The Strand presents Land of Liberty a spectacular cavalcade of thrills. Stars include Spencer Tracy Margaret Sullavan Bette Davis John Barrymore Lionel Barrymore Wallace Berry Claudette Colbert Gary Cooper Irene Dunne George Brent Henry Fonda Joel McCrea Fredric March Robert Montgomery Anna Neagle George Raft James Stewart Randolph Scott Loretta Young and more. Composed of 112 feature pictures and stock material tracing American history from first white contact to the present. Historical figures include Patrick Henry George Washington Alexander Hamilton Dolly Madison Andrew Jackson Lincoln Custer Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Spencer ,Tracy
Margaret Sullavan
Bette Davis
John and
Lionel Barrymore
Wallace Berry
Claudette Colbert
Gary Cooper
Irene Dunne
George Brent
Henry Fonda
Joel McCrea
Fredric March
Robert Montgomery
Anna Neagle
George Raft
James Stewart
Randolph Scott
Lewis Stone
Loretta Young
North America
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Dolly Madison
Andrew Jackson
Lincoln
Custer
Theodore Roosevelt
Red Wing Group Entertained At Lincoln St Home
The Red Wing club hosted a banco party at Mrs. Pearl Hussion’s Lincoln Street home after its regular meeting. Flowers and small vases beautified tables as four game rounds ran through the social hour. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen McDaniel, Mrs. Effie Gough, and Mrs. Ruby Carroll. Refreshments followed hosted by Mr. McDaniel with Mrs. Elizabeth McFarland. Business reports and plans for the July meeting at Mrs. Gough’s home were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hussion
Lincoln Street
Banco
Red Wing Club
Helen McDaniel
Effie Gough
Ruby Carroll
Axis Smashes in Desert Battles Praise for Officers
A war communique praises officers and men for proving their worth during three days of fierce desert fighting and for accomplishing gigantic deeds. It notes the success came after heavy combat and fierce conditions in the desert theater.
June WSCS Meet Held Last Evening at St John’s
The June meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at St John's Methodist Church was held last night in the church basement. Devotional theme was Stewards of the Temple of God led by Mrs. C F Shafer. Vice President Mrs Walter Beall presided over business. Rev Arthur Lazenby announced a June 25 church membership meeting after a covered dish supper with election of officers for the new year. Circle No 1 chaired by Mrs Ola DeMoss served refreshments to fifteen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
St. John's Methodist Church
Temple of God
C. F. Shafer
Walter Beall
Arthur Lazenby
Circle No. 1
Ola DeMoss
Guild Holds Spaghetti Supper Meeting At Church
The Olivia Melton chapter of the World Wide Guild met at First Baptist Church for a spaghetti supper. Members Aline L and Mary Elizabeth Hovatter Dorothea Crawford Eva Polling Mary Jane Newbrough Lillian Shaw Mary Gilligan Naomi Robinson attended with guests Catherine Hamric and Lorrine Sterling. Devotionals led by Mary Elizabeth Hovatter preceded discussion of several important projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Melton
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
Alinel
Mary Elizabeth Hovatter
Dorothea Crawford
Eva Pollng
Mary Jane Newbrough
Lillianshaw
Mary Gilligan
Naomi Robinson
Catherine “Hamric
Lorrine Sterling
Mary Elizabeth
Hovatter
British reveal new radio locator aids air war
Report describes a device that sends electric waves to locate and track enemy planes miles away. Sources note its initial impact in autumn’s air battles and its growing use affecting recent lull in Nazi activity over Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE DEFENSE DUCTING A TRICK FOR LATE LEAD
East leads club and wins with queen then shifts to spADES, allowing declarer to secure nine tricks in one line while the defense counters by avoiding singleton leads. A second diagram explores the impact of lead decisions on setting or failing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gare van
Weat Club
Kings
South
West
Declarer
Theodore A. Lightner
East
Dress Up Chairs In Crisp New Crochet Set Pattern 6940
Delightful crochet project promises a smart red chair set great for buffet use. Instructions include charts directions and illustrations to craft a lovely home decoration. Send ten cents and write name address pattern number to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept New York for pattern 6940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
Claire Tilden
Voile
Batiste
Pifth Avenue
Germans Wait on U S Note as Officials Face Expulsion
The German press notes a June 16 U S note demanding German consular staff and related entities depart the United States. The German government calls the charges unfounded and despotic, denouncing the action as contrary to agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmany
DNB
Greman Library of Information
Trans- Ocean Agency
Railway Company
United States
Reich
German Immigrant Control Measures Expanded
The article reports boards of review being formed with FBI or special immigration agency representation, along with Army and Navy members, aimed at blocking fifth columnists and subversive agents from entering or leaving the United States as immigrants. It notes a German protest and a policy pause on German nationals leaving the U.S. while tightening control over 5,000,000 aliens and prospective entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
W.va Sentinel
Partment
DNB
Reich
United States
White House
Mexico
Latin American
Customs, Immigration and Border Patrol Services
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special Immigration Investigative Agency
Army
Navy
Germany
Customs and Immigration Services
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St. Paul's
WSCS
M. F. Carvell
Durward Brown
Fayers
W. J. Frey
Merle Bailey
M. L. Reigart
M. Cutright
Francis L. Warder
Helen Gerkin
R. Virgil Rohrbough
William J. Bailey
James F
Laurel Frey
Harry G. Hufford
Kelvin Parkhill
Earl E. Smith
Herbert Wolfe
Vera 8. Hamilton
Earl Layman
Beulah Stout
Ora Koch
del Stottolin Curry
Paul Marple
Ernest Mason
Junior C. Pratt
Alice R. Day
Mary L. Lawson
Charles W. T. Lockard
Ray Parkhill
James Parkhill
Dorsey Bell
Mannancer Council
Pittsburgh
Julius Hansen
Harold Hansen
Richard Gerstell
Vanderbilt Hotel
Pitsburgh
W. B. Porterfield
C.D. Powell
Robert Powell
Market Street
North American
Opera House
Strand Theatre
Red Wing
Lincoln St
Mrs. Pearl Hussion
Banco Party
AXIS
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Tures Syndicate
Tne
Ars
Alice Brooks
Remington Sah
Schick
Remington
Rand
Gillette
Rumpact
Packard
Letro
Favish Nowlety Store
E. Pinkham
Westinghouse Roaster
Westinghouse
Monso
Monongahela System
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