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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1945

Page

3

Recent Bride Is Honored Friday Shower for Mona Storm

Mona Storm, soon to be Mrs. Harry DeLaney, was honored Friday night with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Lawson DeLaney of Blueville. Floral decor brightened the event and a dessert course followed social conversation, served to a long list of guests including Mrs. Warner Jacobs Mrs. William Shackelford and many others.

Harry DeLaney G. L. Hedrick Robert Arble Kathleen Watkins Myrt Frazier Helen McDaniel Curley Eisner Adela Carroll Ralph Woodyard Earl Monroe George Nose L. H. Greenwald William Clark Marvin Posten Lawson DeLaney

Mrs Haselden Hosts Bunco Evening At Webster

Mrs Sherman Haselden of Webster entertained her bunco club Friday evening at 35 West Main Street the residence of her father Sheriff Melvin Newton pink and red bouquets set the scene Prizes went to Beatrice Walls Beulah Grimes and Arba Lemmon A salad course was served to Helen Blackburn Grimes Burl Mason Nellie Cole and Misses Helen Thayer Arba Lemmon with Mr and Mrs James A Newton Sheriff Melvin Newton and Sherman Haselden as guests

Haselden Burl Mason Nellie Cole Helen Thayer Arba Lemmon James A. Newton Melvin Newton Sherman Haselden

Haymond Citizens Organize Society Elects Officers

A Haymond school gathering formed the Haymond Civic club to discuss farm issues with community talent. Officers installed were W. A. Henderson chair, Ed Marquess vice chair, Mrs. Mary Boyer secretary, Ursula Poe publicity. Committees named and county agent B A Hensley aided the effort with local farm families joining. Next meeting set for Thursday July 5. Production value of tractors in 1944 reached 657 million dollars, up from 357 million in 1943 and 342 million in 1941. The note ends with a remark on comic strips’ emergence in daily papers in 169.

Haymond Haymond School W. A. Henderson Ed Marquess Mary Boyer Ursula Poe Florencen Watkins Emma Mealey H. R. Watkins Mary Watkins

Quota Club Meet at Mrs Mahaffey's on Washington Street

Members of the Quota Club of Grafton will gather at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Mahaffey on Washington Street for a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m on June 18.

Quota Club of Grafton Elizabeth Mahaffey Washington Street

Baptist Guild Meeting Held at Mary Moffit Guild

The Mary Moffit Guild of the First Baptist church met for its regular monthly session at Miss Evelyn Reed’s home. Josephine Bryan led the business part, Elaine Gifford directed the program, and croquet plus social time followed. Miss Reed hosted with help from Jean Stilwell and Ann Robinson serving refreshments to Elaine Gifford, Nancy Holloway, Frances Newton, Barbara Reed, Norma Walls, Mildred Yates, and Mrs Homer Poling. Next gathering set for Miss Nancy Holloway’s home.

Mary Moffit Guild The First Baptist Church Evelyn Reed Josephine Bryan Elaine Gifford Miss Reed Jean Stilwell Ann Robinson Nancy Holloway Frances Newton Barbara Reed Norma Walls Mildred Yates Homer Poling Guild

Flemington OES Officers Chosen Amid Initiations

Flemington Chapter No. 126 elects officers and initiates three new members Mrs Neva Feltner Mrs Violet Sayre and Mrs Maxine Vincent at a regular meeting. Upcoming officers include Mrs Maude Setler Dorsey C Setler Mrs Doris Mor an Robert Savage Mrs Helen Ross and others. Three cotton states Arizona Florida and New Mexico have no cotton spinning mills. Beer the Middle Ages was the chief breakfast drink. Ancient cosmographers believed extreme heat under the sun prevented life in certain Earth regions.

Flemington Order of Eastern Star Neva Feltner Violet Sayre Maxine Vincent Maude Setler Dorsey C. Setler Doris Moran Robert Savage Helen Ross Gertrude Sinsel Ruth Selvey Beaulah Reppert Bessie Knight Marshal Virginia Sayre Bertha Martin Ada Margaret McGlumphy Ruth Stephen Reppert Esther Pearl Savage Martha Electa Georgia Fleming Sentinel I D. Martin Arthur McGrumphy Arizona Florida New Mexico

ERB-HELP Medicine Promises Bowels Cleanup Claim

An advertisement claims ERB HELP with twelve herbs can cleanse bowels stomach and organs. A man reports dramatic improvements including relief from headaches pimples and rheumatic knee pain after three days. Sold at local drug stores in Grafton.

Erbhelp Grafton

War Food Administration Urges Fat and Oil Salvage

The War Food Administration proclaims fats and oils as essential foodstuffs and industrial inputs in peace and war. It asks housewives to salvage every drop after cooking, enabling industry to supply medicine, munitions, soaps, paints, varnishes, synthetic rubber, and many wartime needs.

Eisenhower greeted by crowd on return to Capitol Hill

General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived from the Atlantic coast to Virginia then a victory drive through Washington streets. He was welcomed by Mrs. Eisenhower and thousands, then led a parade to Capitol Hill where a joint session awaited. The march passed Memorial Bridge, the Pentagon, Lincoln Memorial, and Constitution Avenue before reaching the Capitol.

Atlantic Virginia Potomac Washington Eisenhower Africia Sicily Italy France Germany Berlin Memorial Bridge Constitution Nrth Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol

Weekend Visitors and Travels From Local Homes

Leaves for New York City include Miss Margaret McElroy of Sycamore Street Elizabeth Rendle of West Main Street and Grace Marie Bartlett of West Francis Street as they begin a weeklong vacation. Grant Smith of Ethelstree visited Morgantown for the weekend to see his son. Weekend guests included James Grover of Sistersville employed in Oakland Maryland staying with Rev H Paul McKain. Mrs George Rendel of West Main Street left for Newark Ohio to visit her sister. Sunday guests at St Charles Street home of Mr and Mrs Robert Graham Jr included Mrs William Graham and Mrs Higgenbotham of Clarksburg plus Mr Higgenbot ham. Frank McKain of McGraw Avenue and Clayton White spent last Friday in Washington D C.

New York City Margaret McElroy Sycamore Street Elizabeth Rendle West Main Street Grace Marie Bartlett West Plancis Street James Grover Sistersville Oakland, Md H. Paul McKain Mcuian Avenue Ohio George Rendel Newark John Shaw William Graham Betty Robertson Clarksburg W. Robertson Dorothy Higgenbotham Higgenbotham Robert Graham, Jr St. Charles Street Washington Frank McKain McGraw Avenue Clayton White Washington, D. C

Emaciated POWs in Camp Kilmer and postwar barter

At Camp Kilmer exhausted soldiers received steak dinners and summer clothing before being released to chat about life in America. Talks ranged from thefts of military goods to exchanging guns and arms with civilians, as prices for pistols and other items fell aboard ships. General Bernard Montgomery is noted for carrying a cage of canaries and rove birds during the Italian campaign.

Camp Kilmer Bernard Montgomery

Fashion preview and war commentary mix in June issue items

A Good Housekeeping June preview highlights a shell stitch coat and sweater adaptable for day or evening wear, plus garlic salt for dressings. The wartime column discusses Soviet outreach, language in diplomacy, and Stalin’s negotiations, noting Russia’s growing international posture and historical use of buttons for ornament. Greenland’s Arctic summer snow-free extent is observed.

Good Housekeeping Magazine Stalin Russia

Battle updates from China on new overland routes

Reported actions show the Liuchow to Indo China route severed by Chinese forces. Japanese advances toward Laipin on the Yungning Liuchow railroad bed were claimed repulsed, with unclear territorial gains. Another engagement nears Wenchow on China's eastern coast.

Liuchow Indo-China

Nurses Wanted at Fairmont General School of Nursing

Fairmont General Hospital in Fairmont West Virginia seeks apt and qualified young women for a three year nursing program approved by the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps. Entrance dates are June 4 and September 4, 1945. For information contact the Director of Nurses at Fairmont General Hospital.

Fairmont General School of Nursing U. S Cadet: Nurse Corps Fairmont General Hospital Fairmont W. Va

Awareness grows as nations reflect on past conflicts

The passage notes progress in self understanding and suggests the United States gains balance by recalling historical moments such as the Mexican War, Nicaragua days, or 1919-20, warning that ignoring such eras could leave the country confused about its present stance.

America United States

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