Calendar notices for church groups and socials in Grafton
The June calendar lists WSCS meetings at Andrews St Pauls and Blueville Methodist, a St Baptist WMS gathering, King Daughters at EUB Church, a parish house party to fund hymn books, various club meetings including 4 H and Business and Professional Women, a Degree of Honor gathering, an ice cream social at Thornton Methodist, and a June 23 descendants reunion at Mt Nebo Church of Christ. Proceeds support church needs and camp funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wscs Andrews
Episcopal Parish House
Allen Sither
Grafton Business Girls Club
Tygart Dam
Helen Gerkin
WSCS
Blueville
Helen Wilson
D. of A. Hall
Haymond Farm Woman's Club
Eva Boyles
Knottsville 4-H Club
Knottsville School
Nathan Plum
Cyrene Carruthers Musgrove
Mt. Nebo Church
T. Hall
Delta Nu- Chapter
Tau Phi Lambda Sorouty
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Grafton Hotel
Clara Jean Knotts
Martha Cole
Grace Marie Bartlett
Peggy Curry
Rhth Coberly
Barbara Clarkson
Thornton’ Methodist Church
Personal Notices of Visiting Friends and Travel
A series of brief notices lists Mr and Mrs Francis Wolfe Mrs Lloyd Kuhn and others returning from Cincinnati University of Cincinnati weekend visits by Wayne Insel Rowe Lake Charles Thayer Morgantown and Hyattsville family gatherings with extended relatives including the Knights and Mrs Ansel B Thomas visiting Gramian Pa from Frank Hicks household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wolfe
Lloyd Kuhn
J. V Cuppett
Jeanette McGuffey
Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Wayne Insel
Thayer St
Rowk Lake
John Donnachle
Hyvattsville
C. R. Knight
Maple Ave
Olaer
Knights
Rowland Lienback
Hyattsville
Ansel B. Thomas
Grampian, Pa
Frank Hicks
Births Rodney Satterfield Born at Broaddus Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Satterfield Rt 2 Grafton announce the birth of a son at Broaddus Hospital on June 6 at 11 10 a m. The infant weighed seven pounds eight ounces and is named Rodney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Satter
Rt. 2
Grafton
Broaddus Hospital
Rodney Re
Taylor County social life notes court event and fairs
Local social life page covers the Taylor County Boots and Saddle Club meeting at the fairground barn with 30 members, upcoming square dance, a July 4 picnic, and a note on new Golden Age Group officers in Graton Woman's Club. Also includes baby toy safety tips and a general homemaker column with club guests and next gathering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Boots and Saddle Club
Taylor County Fair Ground
Ola Demoss
Four Ground i
Fair Grounds
Demoss
Grafton Woman's Club
Walter Beall
U.S. Route 50
Effis
Eugene Colebank
Emme Brown
Gladys Losh
Waster. Beall
Elsie Hard
Mary Hoffman
Marysner
Elva McDaniel
Betha Shafer
Daisy Sinclair
Cocile Weaver
Coleasank
Anna Nuzum
Ma. Hines
Bernice Bus
Rose Grinnan
Myrtle Knotts
Nellie Isner
Mary V. Smith
O. C. Ball
Hospital Admission and Discharge List June 17
Hospital admission notes Samuel McDaniel Raymond Pitzer Jr Perlina Thorn Mull gan Ave Dickey Walls Helen Bord Guy Lambert Sharon Purkey Florence Bolyard Discharges include Mayelle Thayer Frederik Beverlin Kathleen Cucker and Morgantown entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McDaniel
Rt. 1
Raymond Pitzer Jr
Grafton
Perlina Thorn
Mullgan Ave
Dickey Walls
Newbury
Helen Bord
Guy Lambert
W. Boyd St
Sharon Purkey
Tunnelton
Florence Bolyard
Mayelle Thayer
Maple Ave
Frederik Beverlin
Beech St
Kathleen Cucker
Morgantown
Fashion trends embrace varied dress and cosmetics
One trend is freedom in dress with full or slim skirts and a range of hats from tiny to expansive. Cosmetics offer new rouge and lipstick shades to flatter complexions. The piece urges careful powder use and artistic application for freshness and individuality.
Lipstick tips for lip shaping and color balance
Outlining lips with a flat pointed lip liner creates a clear border. Fill in with cream, using a lipstick brush to reach tiny creases. For thin lips double cover white surfaces, and prefer orange reds with tawny complexions after sun exposure to protect the skin.
Help For Ill Is Suggested
The Sentinel Homemaker offers diversions for the sick including animal themed activities for children and adults. Crafting animal pictures, paper or wooden animals, scrapbooks, and modeling with clay provide absorbing pastimes. As strength returns, tools like a coping saw and soap carving are possible. Art activities with pencils, clay, or paints help pass convalescence. Also notes stain removal via blotter and warm iron method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Flemington Girl Weds Mr. Sines in Local Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Betty Wentz daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawson Wentz of Jalloway to Ronald Sines son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Sines of Flemington Route 1 at the Sines home on Friday June 7. The Rev John Brand of the Church of God officiated. Attending were family friends and neighbors. The couple plans to reside on Flemington Route One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wents
Lawson Wentz
Jalloway
Ronald Sines
Elmer Sines
Flemington
Sines
Church of God
John Brand
Lewson ‘Wents
Eve
David Wentz
Flora Kerns
Blake Knotts
Sandra Kay
Clifton Eugene
Neils
Philippi High School
Flemington High School
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Filhington
Route One
Namon Calswell
Brandywine
Caldwell
Mable Curry Utterback
Parkersburg
Camden-Clark Hospital
Curry
Nettle Bush
Indianapolis
Ind
Clyde, Bush
Cather Street
Glenville
John Dunn
John Bryan
Cambridge
Ohio
Byron Ross
Charlotte
N.C
Thief Receives One Year Plus Guarantee In Store
Memphis Tennessee article reports a private first class thief delayed in meeting partners, receiving a one and a half year sentence with watches guaranteed for one year. Flemington Homemakers meet at IOOF Hall with theme Melody With Your Heart and lessons on Today’s Music and You led by Mrs. Sam Isabella Jr and Mrs. Bernard Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tena
David Cohen
Ae Flemington Homemakers
Chb
Flemington
Charles Gaines
Blake
Helen Fleming
Taylor County
Fleming
Craft club talks and tours planned for June 18 23
The club announced a county fair exhibit titled New Fabrics Their Solcution Use and Care. Two new members Mrs Piccolo and Mrs Leah Daugherty were welcomed and plans for Craft Day at Camp Towles on June 18 were shared along with a county tour to Pittsburgh on June 23 by chartered bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Piccolo
Leah Daugherty
Johnson Finneing
Camp Towles
Lydia Drainer
Denzil Satterfield
Charles Gaines
Johnson Fleming
Piccolo
Daugherty
Edie Michael
Frank Christian
Bernard Blake
Pittsburgh
Orval Shafer
Sam Isabella, Jr
Thomas Mainear
Janet
Linda Hammack
Greg
Jane Ann Michael
Pat Fleming
Candy
Bobby Marks
Isabella
Orval Shaffer
Sixteenth Century Women Used Belladonna for Eyes
Sixteenth century women used belladonna to dilate pupils and darken eyes, aiming to enhance beauty by altering appearance. The practice reflects early beauty rituals and risk awareness surrounding plant toxins in historical cosmetic culture.
Sorority Meeting Highlights Taylor County Notes
The Hostion Epsilon Chapter of Tau Phi Lambda Sorority held a June meeting at Mrs. Ellen Tingler’s Blueville home with co hostess Mrs. Edith Jo Foley. Virginia Peters presided and a letter from Miss Grace Marie Bartlett thanked the chapter for a gift. The group discussed the Taylor County Fair Calico Queen contest supporting Noel Wilson and noted Foley’s election as state advisor through 1950. The scrap book won first place at state level and will compete nationally in Washington DC this fall. The group plans a July 11 meeting at the Clif House in Pairmont with a demonstration by Monongahela Power Co on electrical cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostion Epsilon
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ellen ‘Ingler
Blueville
Edith Jo Foley
Virginia Peters
Grace Marie Bartlett
National Tau Phi Lambda Committee
West Virginia
Mary Jand
Taylor County
M 'Foley
Pairmont
Clif House
Monongahela Power Company
AML
Betty Sinsel
Letitia Spadafore
Pauline Keener
Elizabeth Wolfe
Addessert
Bessie Louzy
Miriam Nestor
Martha Shanabarger
Leti UN Boadafore
Betty Jo McDermott
Ellen Tingler
Bernadine Duty
Georgia Bell
Rita Reed
Laura Gennette
Penny Peters
Fall fashion fur trends spotlighted by Ney ion Group
Industry officials outline a fur heavy fall season featuring full coverage hides from mink ermine and otter. Designers present river otter jackets with slim grey flannel ensembles and sable trimmed coat dresses, with prices around 3500 dollars for complete looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bettinas
Ney Ion Group
Greta Plattry
Leo Ritter Combi
Jimmy Aldrich
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Rapton Sentinel
David Thayer
Clarksburg
Charles Thayer
John Boylan
Thayer
Charles Thayer TI
Emma Annis Thayer
Charleston
Wayne E. Williams
Michelle
Judith
Susan
Hansford
W. Va
J. Paul Murray
James Walters
Cesil Dzvers
Dick Poling
Atlantic City
Mgs
Enance Jong
Helen Follett
United Trading Stamps
Oley
Mr. Sines
Robert Daugherty
Brooks Biffle
Bahnholder
Germany
Belle's
Ines
Pat Treth
Nmne
Brie
Fura
United Press Star
FFA
FHA
Grafton Chapter
Future Farmers of
Horn of America
Grafton Park
Ouihold
Simmons
J. Lee Evans Furniture Store
W. Main ST
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