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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1945

Page

3

Mrs Gerkin Hosts Y E W Club Evening

Mrs Phillip Gerkin hosted the Y E W club at Addison Street residence featuring three banco tables. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs Ed Grayson who departs for Morgantown next week. Prizes went to Miss Genevieve Miller and Miss Mary Jo Rauscher. a salad course followed with guests and members served by the hostess and several attendees.

Phillip Gerkin Y.E.W. Club Addison Street Banco Ed Grayson Morgantown Bunco Genevieve Miller Mary Jo Rauscher Norman Woodyard John Flanegan

Woman's Council Meeting At First Church

Members and guests of the Woman's Council of the First Church of Christ met at the church for an evening program directed by Mrs Francis Wolfe and Mrs Maud Bush. The event featured an invocation, talks, piano duets, vocal solos, readings, and a male quartet. Refreshments for 50 followed, hosted by committee members. The next meeting is set for July 17 at Mrs Maude Bush's summer cottage in Thornton.

Woman’s Council of the First Church of Christ Francis Wolfe Maud Bush Johnson Eskdale W. Va Evelyn Jones Maud Push C W.hauk Johnson Crawford Eskdale Reading R. H. Bunner

Community Meet Held Last Night at Knottsville School

A Knottsville community meeting convened at 8 p m at the Knottsville schoolhouse with Chester Sharpe presiding. Henry Shaffer opened, Jimmy Watkins showed two reels Mission Completed and Action on Angur, then B A Hensley spoke on the Dumbarton Oaks Proposals. Committees were appointed for the next meeting on July 19. Rev Stonking Groves gave the benediction.

Knottsville Knottsville School House Chester Sharpe Henry Shaffer Jimmy Watkins B. A. Hensley Dumbarton Oaks Stonking Groves

Church and club notices listed for late June events

June 22 Ladies of the First Presbyterian sew at Red Cross from 1 to 4 p m. June 22 VFW auxiliary meet at lodge hall at 8 p m. All members urged to be present. June 26 Philathia Sunday School class meets at Mrs Lillie Thomas home for covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m. June 24 Young People of the First Presbyterian will not go to the Fairmont pool. regular meeting at church Monday evening. June 27 Fellowship covered dish dinner at Andrew's Methodist church at 6 p m.

First Presbyterian Church Red Cross Lodge Hall Philathia First Baptist Church Lillie Thomas Fairmont The Andrew's Methodist Church

Betas War Bond Drive Nears Seventh Loan Quota

Peta Sigma Phis report War Bond sales at 730 dollars of a 7700 dollar local quota in the Seventh War Loan Drive. National quota stands at 14 million dollars. President Mrs Howard Lawson led the First Baptist church meeting with committee reports and plans for a Clarksburg dinner and theatre party June 23.

Peta Sigma Phis First Baptist Church Howard Lawson Clarksburg Lawson Shelon Ickes Harry DeL@ney Mary Alice Burnside Eldora M Bolyard

Hecalums Plan Picnic and Red Cross Work

Hecalums met at Miss Jean Batson’s home on the Pruntytown pike to plan a June 29 picnic at Benedum Airport Bridgeport. Arlean Moore led the meeting proposing Red Cross pajamas and sewing sessions on June 25 at Nellie Cook’s home, with Counted refreshments served by Batson to listed members and guests. The report also notes annatto seeds as butter cheese and margarine coloring and Army records noting soldiers five feet ten inches or taller.

Nellie Cook Arlean Moore Edna Rexroad Clyde Dale Norris Mary Lough Dorothy Douglas Avanelle Denton Rosemary Denton Kathleen Watkins Jean Batson Mildred Gall Harry Batson United States Tropical America U. 8

St Pauls Methodist Society Holds Annual Birthday Dinner

Seventy five members and guests of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Pauls Methodist church attended the annual birthday dinner at 6 30 pm Tuesday. Devotionals led by Mrs William Bott used To Your Knees O Christian Woman. Laura Stainaker received lifetime membership. The program on the four seasons featured winter Whittier scene narrated by Mrs Vera Hamilton and sung by Mrs A B Leonard. Spring skit The after Parade narrated by Mrs Margaret Wilson. Summer campfire scene narrated by Mrs Ruth Carvell. Fall group singing School Days led by Mrs I W McDowell. Mrs Delores B Curry directed group singing. President Mrs I W McDowell presided.

Woman's Society of Christian Service St. Paul’s Methodist Church William Bott Laura Stalnaker Paul Willis Whittier Vera Hamilton A. B. Leonard Margaret Wilson Ruth Carvell I. W. McDowell Delores B. Curry I. W.mcdowell

Blueville WSCS Entertained by Blueville Methodist Members

Blueville WSCS members gathered at the Blueville Methodist church for an evening hosted by Mrs. Clara Muter with Mrs. Mary Beck as co host. Devotionals were led by Mrs. George Newcome and business was presided by Mrs. Charles Henry as members contributed to home and foreign missions. During social hour they sewed for the Red Cross and enjoyed refreshments for 16 members and guest Mrs. Charles Henry Jr. An inserted note states about ten percent of U S births go unregistered.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Blueville Methodist Church Clara Muter Mary Beck George Newcome Charles Henry Red Cross Charles Henry, Jr

Housewives Save Large Amounts of Used Cooking Fat in 1944

The text reports American housewives saved about 170.6 million pounds of used cooking fat in 1944, nearly double 1943, with 52 million pounds saved by Army and Navy. It notes men overseas and calls for intensified collection to replace imported industrial fat and oils.

Army Navy House Pacific

Banquet Omission Noted For Sorority Day

Mrs Eleanor Griffin and Miss Leoma Zumm were omitted from the Tai Phi Lambda sorority roster that will attend the State Sorority Day banquet in Clarksburg next Thursday. Other notes: Eleanor and Mrs Davis returned from Clarksburg after a demonstration at the Stonewall Jackson hotel. Reverend Lois Luzader visited Texas with her son Sgt John Frank Luzader. Christine Adams, Home Service rep from Washington PA, conferred with Red Cross staff Virginia Hanway. Mrs Frederick Flanagan of Parkersburg visited. Miss Silvia Rollin and Mrs Frances Murphy underwent major surgery in City hospital. Nancy Lee Chiswell and Marilyn Fisher entered hospital for tonsillectomy. Catherine Hamrick left for Pittsburgh for summer study at Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Eleanor Griffin Leoma Tai Phi Lmbda Sorority Porest Woodmen Circle Claksburg Christine Adams Home Service Washington, Pa Red Cross Virginia Hanway Silvir Rollin Walnut’ Street Frances Murphy East Long Street City Hospital Pittsburgh Catherine Hamric E. 8. Hamrick Maple Avenue Carnegie Institute of Technology

Let's Face It riot of laughs at Opera House tonight

Bob Hope stars in the Paramount comedy Let's Face It opening tonight at the Opera House. He appears in an Army uniform with off base exploits, joined by Betty Hutton in a Broadway hit inspired set with Dorothy Fields, Herbert Fields, and Cole Porter. Cheryl Walker co stars opposite Richard Arlen in Identity Unknown at the Opera House Sunday. Universal's I'll Remember April with Gloria Jean, Kirby Grant, Milburn Stone, Jacqueline de Wit and Edward G. Brophy due next Sunday.

Bob Hope Paramount Hope Victore Dorthy Fields Herbert Fields Cole Porter Blonde Bomshell Betty Hutton Cheryl Walker Richard Arlen Republic Opera House Dorothy Lamour Miss Walker Universal Gloria Jean Kirby Grant Milburn Stone Jacqueline de Wit Edward Brophy

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