Nuptials Link Miller and Bennett in Charleston Church
Miss Carrie Jane Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Miller of Maple Avenue wed Richmond Bennett son of the Rev and Mrs W E Bennett of South Charleston. The double ring ceremony was held June 1 at Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a white wool suit with pink accessories and a white orchid corsage. Maid of honor was Eva Wolverton and best man Ralph Ritz. The couple honeymooned in Cape May New Jersey and reside at 1587 Quarrier Street Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Miller
Maple Avenue
Carrie Jane
Richmond Bennett
W. E. Bennett
South Charleston
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charleston
W. Crane
Philadelphia
E. J. du Pont Co
Belle, W. Va
Bennett
Huntington High School
Villa Nova College
U. S. Marine Corps
Morris Harvey College
Quarrier
Helen Higgins
Cape May
N. J
Grafton
First Baptist Church School Closes
Friday Vacation Church school at the First Baptist church closed yesterday at noon with lunch. Handicraft by the children will be on display at 5 o clock Sunday evening in the main auditorium. At 7 30 pm a short program on The Church will be presented. Principals and teachers listed include April Headley Wolfe Pot Golden Holloway Reed Lobis Robinson Lawson and Ted Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
April Headley
Joanne Wolfe
Shady Pot
Maxine Golden
Nancy Holloway
Melba Stillwell
Elaine Rogers
Barbara Reed
Dorothy Lobis
Mary Robinson
Naomi Lawson
Ted Stevens
Playda Holloway
Barbara Lobis
Picnic Dinner By Graton Business Girls Club
The Graton Business Girls club met Wednesday at Miss Ellen Jane Wiseman’s Pruntytown home with co-hostesses Mrs Mildred Campbell and Miss Mary Jeane Grinnan. After a picnic dinner the group enjoyed badminton and croquet. 21 members attended along with two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graton Business Girls Club
Ellen Jane Wiseman
Pruntytown
Mildred Campbell
Mary Jeane Grinnan
Carolyn McCue
Maxine Cockrell
Nellie Cook
Thelma DeMoss
Norma Lee Fauley
Laura Gennette
Helen Gerkin
Mary
Grafton Sentinel pattern offer and local notes
A sewing pattern 9108 advertises a sun-cut sunfrock with a bolero in sizes 12 through 20 and lists yardage. The issue also lists camping trips, birth announcements, hospital notes, visiting relatives, and local social news from Grafton and surrounding towns with several names and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Community events scheduled for June across organiza tions
June events include Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order meeting June 20 at East Main V P W hall, Children's Day June 20 at Haymond Methodist church 8 pm, Ladies Auxiliary of the B of R T June 21 at K P Hall 7 30 pm, Red Wing club meeting postponed to July, Royal Neighbors of America June 21 at V F W Hall 3 pm, Ladies Society B L F E June 21 at V F W Hall 1 pm, and Tau Phi Lambda Delta Ni Chanter picnic June 24 at Observation Park Grafton Dam with 6 30 pm post office meet. hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineer Council No
Junior Order United American Mechanics
V. P. W. Hall
East Main Street
Haymond Methodist Church
Ladies Auxiliary
B. of R. T
K. of P. Hall
Red Wing Club
Royal Neighbors of America
V.F.W. Hall
Ladies Society B&l
F&e
V.F.W
Delta Ni Chanter
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest
Grafton Dam
Evelyn Greene
Eleanor Weekley
Marjorie Hebb
Meeting Notice for July 7 at Hotel Grafton
Mrs Robert Gillet and Miss Margaret Grinnan plan the next meeting on July 7 at the Hotel Grafton with Miss Terry Colon as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gillet
Margaret Grinnan
Hotel Grafton
Terry Colon
Meade Wins Big in Labor-Backed Election
The UMW backed Mr. Meade in the campaign and he won by a large majority. In a Louisville Courier-Journal statement he credited the union for his victory and pledged labor-friendly legislation. Meade later faced criticism for supporting Taft-Hartley as the same local union leaders endorsed no challenger to the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Meade
Louisville Courier-Journal
UMW
Congree
Labor
Harvest Thanksgiving Reflections on Nature and Gratitude
The passage contemplates human self-interest versus natural processes and divine providence. It links harvest abundance to sunshine and rain, seed-time and harvest, and the bread of the people, noting ancient celebrations and religious devotion. It urges gratitude for nature's gifts and reminders not to take them for granted.
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Miss Janice Myers Society
Miss Jane Miller
Bride Is
Mrs
Maple Ave
Rexall Alco-Rex
Howard
Annapolis
D. G. Brown
Blueville
Buckhannon
Robinson
John McCullough
Grafton City Hospital
McCullough
Warne Miller
Pittsburgh
Harry McBee
East Liverpool
Ohio
Ray M. Newcome
Ray Phillips
Owen
James A. Cole
Herbert Spencer
Karen Joyce
Petersburg Dam
Robert L. Arble
West Boyd Street
Anita Louise
Harry A. Ringler
8. Farble
Washington, D. C
Delbert Wolfe
George Washington Highway
Dallis Wolfe
Cheat Bridge
Smokehole
Pendleton County
Donna
June Sherman
Belington
Loachia Turney
Tunnelton
Frederick DeMoss
Oria Steet
Paul Maier
James William Barcus
Velma Linder
Elmer Tucker
Daisy Lanham
St. Stailes Street
Leona Movers
Simpson
Bella Sutherland
Florence Marie Morgan
Lola Mae Grow
Lois Sapp
Eva Dale Jones
Elkins Hospital
Buckhannon River
V. H. Chenoweth, Jr
Judy
Stephanie
Cincinnati
V. H. Chenoweth, Sr
Grand St
St. Louis
Edna Morgan
Grand_ street
Helen Lee Mantz
Russell Mathews
Annabelle Boylen
Baltimore
Arthur Boylen
Washington St
Charles Boylen
Ann
Marion P. Davis
Sue Ann
Ruth Frye
Charles D. Swisher
Charles Raymond
Jo Ann Simmons
W. R. Simmons
Boyd Street
Westover Field
Mass
Bertha Swisher
Third. Street
Ecuador
Jereat Circle
Umw Asks
Church of
THE
Church For All
ALL
Rebs Nerd Dia
Asd
Acral
Bose
Park ‘Ave
Taylor’ County Ministerial Association
L. D. DeLaney
G.E
Lincoln
Cozy Rest
West Virginia
Costolo Electric Company
Phonie
Keener Bros. Dodge
Plymouth West Main
Wiles
Esso
Junction
Main St
Belle
the Home Building and Loan Association
Bennett, & Son
Ieee
Inwood
Thormen, W. Vi
H. Brown’ Grocery
Lincoln St
J. Lee Evans Furniture
Court
Court Howse
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