Viola Gennette Honored At Recent Shower
Miss Viola Gennette was honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Mary Pappalardo at her Robley Street home on Wednesday evening. The event featured pink and white decor, a spring flower centered cake, and buffet service. Guests included Mrs Mary Flaw and others as well as the bride to be Dominick Derosa of Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pappalard
Robley Street
Viola Gennette
Dominick Derosa
Clarksburg
Miss Pappalardo
Lui Pappalardo
James
Mary Flaw
Mona DeLaney
Anthony Genetti
Norma Moore
Laura Genette
Judy Miller
Dottie Lou Simmons
Jo Ann Simmons
Latriva Freeze
Flora Spino
Miss Helen Thayer Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Miss Helen Thayer entertained the Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church at her Washington street home. Mrs. A. A. Miller presided, with a devotional led by Mrs. Rhea Fisher and Mrs. Carrie Sellers. The group discussed minutes and a treasurer's report, planned a future weiner roast, and studied the topic Race in contemporary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thayer
Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
A. A. Miller
Rhea Fisher
Carrie Sellers
Preent
Straus
Kappa Alpha Theta
Community group meetings and parade of events list
On June 20 the Adult Class of First Brethren will meet at Mrs A R Vandergrift home. Also June 20 Rebeckah Lodge No 22 meets 7:30 pm K of P Hall top floor M & M Bank building Ruth Newton will be the Noble Grand. June 20 Woman's Council of First Church of Christ will meet at Mrs J W Shotno home 8:00 pm regular monthly meeting all members urged to attend. June 21 Mountaineer Council 44 Jr O U A M meets 8:00 pm V F W hall East Main. June 23 Beta Sigma Phi picnic at Morris Park Fairmont transportation meet at Post Office 6:30 pm. June 23 Miss Minnie Cole Sunday School class Evangelical United Brethren church meets Miss Mary Alice Woodford 301 East Washington 6 8 pm members urged to attend. June 27 World War II Mother's Club meets 8:00 pm clubroom important business meeting all members please be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
A. R. Vandergrift
Rebeckah Lodge No. 22
K. of P. Hall
M. & M. Bank
Ruth Newton
Woman's Council
The
First Church of Christ
J. W
Minnie Cole
Evangelial United Brethren Church
Mary Alice Woodford
East Washington Street
Mother's Club
Freddie Fryer Honored On Eighth Birthday
Mrs. C. A. Fr. D. S. Hathaway hosted a birthday party for Freddie Fryer at 15 East Wilford Street on June 18. Guests enjoyed a weiner roast and games while receiving many small gifts. a long guest list included Reba Sue Roach, Bobby Tom O’Conner, Dick Hathaway, and Barbara Ann Duffy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Murray
Jimmy Murray
Paul Junior McVicker
Charles Bishop
Barbara Ann Duffy
Ohio
Lee Ellen Bolliger
Shiney Ann Bolliger
Donna Lee Fryer
Barbara Duffy
Johnny Murray
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Norman Deakins at Burnside Home
Mrs Carroll Tingler and Miss Dorothy Burnside hosted a bridal shower for sister Mrs Norman Deakins yesterday at the Burnside residence on Maple Avenue. Red and white roses bedecked rooms as guests mingled, played games, and shared refreshments. Attendees included Edith Jo Robinson Irma Stutler L R Tingler Charles Berkins Ada Jacobs Alice Bolyard Mary Lou Bolyard John Paul Floyd Roy Burnside Homer C Bell Jr The beloved honoree was Mrs Norman Deakins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Tingler
Dorothy Burnside
Norman Deakins
Burnside
Maple Avenue
Deakins
Edith Jo Robinson
Irma Stutler
L. R.tingler
Charles Berkins
Ada Jacobs
Alice Bolyard
Mary Lou Bolyard
John Paul Floyd
Roy Burnside
Homer C. Bell, Jr
Thela DeMoss
Meats Home Hosts Mountain City Daughters Meeting
The Mountain City Council No 49 Daughters of America held a regular meeting at C. C. Meats home on Barrett street with Mrs. Birdie Thompson presiding. Officers for the upcoming year were elected though a full list was not published. next meeting is June 26 at C. C. Moats residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council
Daughters of America
C. C. Meats
Barrett Street
Birdie Thompson
Laliah Gillispie
Rachael Biffie
Emmie Krepps
Annie Hebb
Mary Nickademus
Mae Haddix
Irene Frey
C. C. Moats
Dobie Moats
Margot Losh
Herbert Thompson
Emily Worley
Betty Worley
Vetoes and Labor Talks Stall Over Coal Crisis
The passage notes President using emergency powers in a coal labor fallout as Lewis and United Mine Workers face pressure ahead of a July 1 contract deadline. Lawmakers fear bitter resentment, while government plans to restore Federally-sized soft coal mines to operators in 11 days suspend negotiations amid Taft-Hartley emergency provisions. Freddie Fryer attends as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femiuie Seve
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Resumes Career Nigeria highlights vast transport network
Resume Career Nigeria notes the country operates 30 airports and over 3000 miles of motor roads, underscoring its expanding transport infrastructure and connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigeria
Brief items from local society news recap
Mrs W C Pembroke returns home on Mackin street after a few days in Cumberland Maryland visiting. Miss Mary Mae Weeks of Mountain Lake Park Maryland was a guest in the city. Miss Linda Jane Woodyard of Love Plaza returns from a ten day Washington DC visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Carl Peters to reside in their newly built Wickwire Road home after living with Mr Peters' parents. During the war orange juice was canned in concentrate for armed services and lend lease bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mae Weeks
Mountain Lake Park
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Linda Jane Woodyard
Love Plaza
James T. Deegan
Carl Peters
Wickwire Road
Peter
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Miss
Freddie Fryer
Mrs. N. Deakins
Mr. and Mrs. Meats
Says
LEE Bennett & Son
W. Main St
Nwite
Ervers
Mary Dixon Mee
Marilyn Drake
John Lester Mee
Havana
Cuba
Chicago
Patricia
Laura” Schmidt
International Soundphoto
Armed Services
Lendbase
Vie Vet
Prin oSummeerTun
Ceh
Ford-Firestone
Summit
Akron
Martha Parke Firestone
Harvey Firestone
William Clay Ford
Edsel Ford
International
Raat
Coroyar
Nina Fak
Roberts
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