June 20 21 club meetings and social events calendar
Calendar notes June 20 to 29 list church gatherings and club events. Beulah Baptist vacation Bible School closes with exercises at 7 20 pm and a picnic at noon Friday. The Methodist Church social room gathering at 1 30 pm. D A hall meeting for G O o F auxiliary at 1 pm. Haymond Farm Woman's Club at 1 30 pm. Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meets at 1 pm. Knottsville 4-H ice cream social for funds. Mangrove Church basket dinner at noon. Green Valley Ledge 235 social at 514 Gay St. Tau Phi Lambda Sorority and Supreme Forest Woodman Circle business at Grafton Hotel Tiag. Ice cream social and plate lunch at Thornton Methodist Church 6 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of the Beulah Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Pam
D. of A. Hall
Haymond Farm Woman's Club
Eva Boyles
Grand International Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
K. of P. Hall
Typart Lake State
Knottsville 4-H
T. Hall
Gay St
Delta Nu- Chapter
Tau Phi Lambda Sorouty
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Grafton Hotel
Tiag
Clare Jean Knotts
Matha. Cole
Grace Marie Bartlett
Peggy Curry
Rhth Coberly
Barbara Clarknor
Thornton Methodist
Personal News: Ruf and Christopher Families Visit
Mr and Mrs H L Ruf and daughter Donna and Mr and Mrs Jack Christopher with son Jay of Parkersburg returned home after a weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Julian Brownlow Park. Mr F A Julian and his mother Mrs Statham will spend a week in Parkersburg with relatives and friends. Joseph Tucker of Washington DC is visiting relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Ruf
Donna
Jack Christopher
Jay
Parkersburg
F. A. Julian Brownlow
F. A. Julian
Statham
Joseph Tucker
Washington D.C
Hospital staff and locals listed in community snippet
A fragmented OCR notice lists individuals including Bert, W. Boyd St, Carol Roush, High St, Earl Gets, Walter and Helen Bord, Rt 1, Mary Austin, Front St, Ruth Carroll, Rt 5 and mentions working at a snack bar with Mrs Fred Kunst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
W. Boyd
Carol Roush
High St
Earl Gets
Walter
Helen Bord
Mary Austin
Front
Ruth Carroll
Fred Kunst
Woodyards Celebrate 55th Year Of Marriage In Open House
Mr and Mrs Walter A Woodyard of Lucretia Addition will mark their 55th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 30 to 3 pm and from 5 30 to 10 pm Tuesday June 25 at their home Relatives and friends are invited The Woodyards list numerous children including Mable McCormick Warder Summers and several Woodyard offspring across Maryland Virginia California and Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Woodyard
Lucretia
Woodyards
Thomas F
Mable) McCormick
Fontana
Calif
Charles E
Helen) Warder
Baltimore
Peggy Summers
College Park
Walter Junior
Woodyard
Portsmouth
Thomas Edwin Woodyarf
Savannah
Charles D. Woodyard
Fairmont
Howard William Woodyard
Pittsburgh
Clair T. Woodyard
Grafton
Ralph W. Woods Grafton
J. Norman Woodyard,Sr
Bertha
Dorothy Woodyard
Sorority Outing at Lake Riley Members Attend Event
Alpha Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted an all day Lake Riley outing near Weston with golf swimming boating and amusements for members and families including Norman Deakins Floyd Moran Slack Harman Julian Morasco Jackson Murphy Sandabury Poe Grinnan Willing Beall Painter Cockrell Shaler Carrico Edwards DeMoss McCue Waters and others. A recipe follows with a light vinegar lemon juice oil sauce for chicken and cooking tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Lake Riley
Weston
Norman Deakins
John Paul Floyd
Fairmont
Donald Moran
Robert Slack
Bud Harman
F. A. Julian
Sammy Morasco
Fred Jackson
J. Paul Murphy
Raymond Sandabury
Mary Poe
John Paul Grinnan
Willing
Beall
Von
L. H. Painter
William
Cockrell
Manfred Shaler
Gary
Donald
Carrico and Son
Robert Edwards
Richard DeMoss
Jon
Peggy Jo McCue
David Waters
WSCS Conducts Annual Dues Tea at Andrews St Pauls
The WSCS annual dues tea for Andrews St. Pauls Methodist Church ran Tuesday from 2 to 4 pm. Presiding officers Eleanor Warden and Virginia Mason led arrangements with help from other WSCS leaders. Fifty guests attended as music by Mason on piano and Ruth Henderson on vocals filled an afternoon of decorated tables and punch service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Andrews-St. Paul's Methodist Church
Eleanor Warden
Virginia Mason
C. Bartlett
Evelyn Paugh
Andrews Society
Ruth Harman
Stitch and Chatter Plans Picnic at Herrington Manor
The Stitch and Chatter Club met at Miss Betty Beckman's home and planned a picnic at Herrington Manor for July 147%. Refreshments followed, served to Mrs Ball, Mrs Georgia Bell, Mrs Clara Belle Bryan, Mrs Maxine Cooper, Mrs Jamnita Fawcett, Mrs Betty Harper, Mrs Virginia Heldreth, Mrs Pauline Kirkpatrick, and Mrs Mary Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Betty Beckman
Herrington Manor
Ball
Georgia Bell
Clarabelle Bryan
Maxine Cooper
Jamnita Fawcett
Betty Harper
Virginia Heldreth
Pauline Kirkpatrick
Mary Riley
Browning Grilled Chicken Hints Suggested by Homemaker
The Sentinel Homemaker offers tips to brown chicken breasts on a grill without drying them. Baste with butter or drippings as you turn, or use a simple baste of meat juices. A tangy native catch adds discreet flavor per home economists guidance.
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Sentinel
Tea Time Delights Cake Cookies Or Sandwiches
A vintage guide suggests tea gatherings with friends suit pleasant afternoons of chat and crafts. It offers Cherry Pear Marmalade on buttered bread, Maraschino Coconut Kisses, and a Chocolate Marshmallow Roll as ideal accompaniments with instructions for making each treat and a suggestion to serve with fragrant tea.
Taylor County Garden Club Hosts Garden Tour
The Taylor County Garden Club toured gardens at Rock Lake on Friday afternoon. Members and guests, including Mr and Mrs John F Barr, Irl Thames, C C Gericke, Rollin Baird, Carl Wilson, and James Shoemaker, attended. A patio supper followed at Mr and Mrs Rufus Yout home. Miss Margaret Byers led the business meeting. plans for a August flower show were discussed. A copy of Hazel Cole's talk on Conservation was filed, and a note from Ohio State University Extension warned against certain door to door women. Speaker Mrs Will Hide discussed rose care, followed by two short films on flowers of Tawau. Participants included Margaret Byers Elizabeth Cather Barbara Cather and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Garden Club
Rock Lake
John F. Barr
Irl Thames
C. C. Gericke
Rollin Baird
Carl Wilson
James Shoemaker
Jillies
Iris
Gericht Garden
Rufus Yout
Are Yost
W. J. Bush
Safety Suggestions For Baby From The Sentinel Homemaker
The Sentinel Homemaker offers safety tips for babies including keeping a fire extinguisher, annual recharge, small fire suppressants handy, inspect chimneys and stoves, check gas fixtures for leaks, crack windows in rooms with gas appliances, use only Underwriters Laboratories approved electrical gear, discard worn cords and avoid flammable curtains, remove oil or wax stained cloths, promptly remove rubbish, store matches away from children, and note that Abraham Lincoln received his law license in 1836.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Knottsville Friday Events Raise Funds
Fragmentary OCR notes from Knottsville indicate a Friday event on June 21 aimed at proceeds for a cause. Details on organizers, location, and amounts are unreadable, but the item signals a local fundraising effort with community participation.
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