Tolago and his accorian meeting set for July 15
The association announces a business only gathering on July 15. Tolago and his accorian will attend as part of the agenda.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1940
Page
3
The association announces a business only gathering on July 15. Tolago and his accorian will attend as part of the agenda.
Claire Tilden frock Pattern 167 showcases a demure 1940s little lady silhouette with tiny waist and broad shoulders. Instructions highlight easy ruffling, simple construction, and back panels with front point fullness. pattern sizes range 12 to 42 with fabric needs listed. Send 15 cents to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept for order.
Early this morning at seven Miss Ethel Mae Davis married Joseph Bernard Walter at Browntown Catholic Church. Rev Charles Carroll officiated. Miss Mary Costello was maid of honor. Frederick Gilmore best man. The couple will reside on Washington Street after July 1 and honeymoon in the east.
Betty Jane Bartlett was elected president of the Pruntytown Loyal Temperance Legion at a home meeting last Wednesday afternoon. Jo Ann Dean was named vice president, Doris Dunham secretary, Bernice Carder assistant secretary, Georgia DeMoss treasurer, Freda Eloise Mason song leader, with Joe Boyd and Billy Byers as cheerleaders. The group planned a July 22 weiner Toast at Harmony Grove schoolhouse and enjoyed games and pink frosted cake with LTL letters.
June 19 The Ladies Aid society of Blueville Methodist meets at Mrs. Daisy Poe's home in Blueville. June 20 The Woman's Mission Circle and Ladies Aid of First Baptist meet at 2 30 p m at 13 East Washington with Mrs Alle Chamberlin as hostess. June 20 1 o'clock luncheon and business meeting of St John's Methodist Ladies Auxiliary in the church. July 1 Quota picnic at Bridgeport Airport 6 15 p m weather permitting. dinner meeting at Cozy Rest if not.
Billy Byers, Jackie Byers, and the sponsor. Mrs. Virginia Mason and son, Lowell. Virginia Lee Carpenter, Jimmy Gawthrop, Mrs. Charles Mason and children, Bobby and Ellen.
Emma Rogers Bible class of Wets West Main street Methodist church met last evening at Mrs. R. L. Brand home. Mrs. C. C. Sturm led devotions and the business session. Funds will be raised by pie sales, and a donation was planned for church repairs. Three visitors attended Rev E. L. Lowery Bobby Brand and R. L. Brand.
Mrs Jesse Ridenour of Parkview announces the marriage of Frances Lucille Ridenour to John W Peters on March 23 in Winchester Virginia. Officiating minister was Rev T M Swan. The couple was unattended. The bride wore a blue outfit. The bride attended local high school and works for Carr China company. The groom is employed in Charleston and they plan to reside there.
Engagement and forthcoming marriage of Sophia Ellen Taplin of High Point North Carolina to Donald Randall McClelland of Boston Massachusetts. Miss Taplin a High Point native and UNC Greensboro graduate with honors, has done social work in Boston with the New England Home for Little Wanderers. Mr. McClelland, son of Rev and Mrs John A McClelland of Boston, was born in Grafton and works in electrical appliance business in Boston.
A Bunco night at the Red Wing club on Lincoln Street was hosted by Mrs. Pearl Hussion. Winners included Mrs. Elizabeth McFarland, Mrs. Pauline Parkhill, and Mrs. Hussion, each receiving prizes, with a dessert course served.
A fellowship dinner was enjoyed by members of the Taylor County Grocers association and friends Monday evening at Haymond church. Exquisitely prepared chicken dinner was served by the Ladies of the Haymond Community club. The main feature of the event highlighted community support and hospitality.
Briefly Told reports the birth of Cassandra Ann on June 8 to Mr and Mrs Richard H Martin at St Marys hospital Huntington. She weighs six pounds two ounces and is the couple’s first child. Grandparents are Charles Eyler Beech Street Huntington and Mr and Mrs J W Martin Beckley area.
President Roosevelt sketches a compulsory training concept as Congress debates broader defense measures. Navy fleet expansion, mass production of aero engines, and a proposal to deploy Red Cross mercy ships are debated as part of a widening preparedness program. Holt opposes mercy ships amid war-avoidance concerns. House backs a nontransfer of Western Hemisphere possessions.
New Orleans report states William Bitterwolf 5 lost a molar plate while swimming ten years ago. Harold Ablers 18 found it yesterday in twelve feet of water and recognized it, returning the plate to the grateful man.
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Seven room home with bath basement and two stall garage on West Fort Street New Paint and Pups features updated fixtures and rapper piping throughout inviting immediate occupancy and showing potential for modern living in a compact city lot.
Hungarian parliament member and anti-Jewish law author Sohn Makkai faced a charge alleging his arrival in New York to assist Der Tag Nazis in America Ference Gondor a spaoned newspaper in New York reports he authored a book A Just Peace in Mutope detailing his views and plans
A craft notice describes initials on fabric with floral frames in Gay Nineties style or plain, using outlines, knots, satin, stem, and lazy-daisy stitches. Pattern 6684 offers two 13-4 inch and two 1-4 inch alphabets with wreaths, illustrated stitches. Send ten cents to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York NY.
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