Queen Elizabeth II Has Shopping Woes For Royal Kids
Queen Elizabeth II personally selects outfits for Prince Charles and Princess Anne, balancing economy with fashion. Charles leads in style with sailor suits and western wear, while Anne embraces feminine frocks and easy dressing. Some clothes come from West End shops, others from relatives, with lessons on care and cleanliness.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Anne
Princess Margaret
Empire
Charles
Prince Charle
Britain
Royal Navy
Scotland
Princess Anne
Calendar notices for June church and club meetings
The June calendar lists a 6 30 p m covered dish at Union Baptist Church Women's Missionary Circle for the public. JUNE 28 Green Valley Lodge No 235 meets at 6 p m at Mrs Helen Kelly 47 West St Charles for picnic supper. JUNE 28 Grafton Quota Club meets 6 30 p m at Cozy Rest. JUNE 28 Hec Alums meet 6 p m at Betty Gall Country Club road. Meet at Nellie Cook's home 7 p m. JUNE 29 Taylor County Republican Woman's Club meets Pal 8 p m at the Court House.
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Women's Missionary Circle
Union Baptist Church
Green Valley Lodge No
Helen Kelly
West St. Charles
Grafton Quota Club
Cozy Rest
Hec Alums
Betty Gall
Country Club
Nellie Cook
Taylor County Republican Woman's Club
Court House
Picnic Planned At Meeting Of Baptist Class
A July 15 picnic was planned at a Ready To Serve Class meeting of First Baptist church. Devotionals on Friendly Counsel were led by Mrs. Mildred Courtney. Attendees included Mrs. Asw Streets, Mamie Williamson, Anna Lemmon, Grace Reed, Eva Poling, Pearl Ammon, Oma Fornash, Lottie Sillmaker, Marcia Williams, Wilma Reed, Madelin Jones and guests Marilee Jones and Donald Reed.
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First Baptist Church
Harley Haller
Mildred Courtney
Asw Streets
Mamie Williamson
Courtney
Mabel ‘Bartlett
Grace Reed
Anna Lemmon
Frances Adlington
Eva Poling
Pearl Ammon
Vena Murray
Oma Fornash
Lottie Sillmaker
Marcia Williams
Wilma Reed
Madelin Jones
Gusts
Marleee Jones
Donald Reed
Sunshine Class Entertained At Knottsville Meeting
Knottsville Sunshine Class met in June at Eloise Knotts home with Ruth Knotts hosting and Arlene Lundy in charge. Devotions featured scripture, song, and prayer. a special group song followed. closing prayer by Howard Williams. Refreshments served to attendees.
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Sunshine
Eloise Knotts
Ruth Knotts
Arlene Lundy
Scripure
Carolyn Ludwick
Joyce
Susie Williams
Carrie McCartrey
Darlene Lundy
Canoyn Ludwick
Howard Williams
Arlene
Dorley Williams
Earnie Gough
Harsid Moran
David Springs
Carrie McCartney
Susie
Joyce Willams
Lawrence Williams
Glen McCartney
Junior
And
Virs
Hersel McCartney
Brownie Girl Scouts Elect New Officers
Brownie Girl Scouts elected officers at a meeting held at the home of Leader Mrs. Frank Humphrey. Officers named were Edith Carol Paugh as president, Sandra Kay Humphrey as vice president, Linda Sherman as secretary, and Patty Groves as treasurer. The group planned a scrapbook and a June 20 hike with several attendees listed.
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Brownie Girl Scouts
Frank Humphrey
Wdith Carol Paugh
Sandra Kay Humphrey
Linda Sherman
Patty Groves
Scouts
Dora Lynn Thorp
Sue Tris’ler
Edith Carol Paugh
Patty Ware
Judy Sue Ware
Diane Poling
Sandra Robinson
Helen Gowans
Sandra Riggle
Man
Kathleen Furlow
Young Men And Women See First Experimental Film
The first in an experimental film and discussion series by Knottsville Young Men and Women’s Organization screened to a large audience at the school house. Theme is Looking at Marriage. The initial film This Charming Courting followed by four more will address the same topics.
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Young Men and Women’s Organization of
Knottsville
Ralph Lantz
Hinple
Ton
L. Huffman
Family Concerts Group Reelects Officers and Board
In a meeting of the Family Concerts Association officers and trustees were reelected for the coming season. Elected: Paul Shahan president, Mrs Burl Mason and Mrs Abe Tackett vice presidents and campaign chairmen, Mrs Earl Stimson secretary, Miss Mildred Keefer treasurer. Board members include Naomi Lawson, Donald Knotts, R Virgll Rohrbough, Richard Leonard, Mrs Rhea Fisher, William D Fisher, Mrs Peter Magnifico, Mrs Clyde Bush, Rev Forrest Reynolds, and Mrs Wayne Sinsel. Membership campaign planned for September to renew or add members.
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Family Concerts Association
Paul Shahan
Burl Mason
Abe Tackett
Earl Stimson
Mildred Keefer
Naomi Lawson
Donald Knotts
Clyde Bush
Forrest Reynolds
Wayne Sinsel
Walls Family Returns From Sullivan Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles EB Walls and their sons Chuckie and Tommy have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Perry C Walls Sr in Sullivan.
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Charles B. Griffin
Chuck
Mike
Chantilly, Va
Alva Jacobs
M.zr
Charles EB. Walls and Sons
Chuckie
Tommy
Perry C. Walls, Sr
Sullivan
Haymond Memorial Services at Haymond Methodist Church
Memorial services will be conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Haymond Methodist Church beginning with a children's day service. Afterward, children will march to the cemetery to decorate the graves. The cemetery speaker will be Major J. W. Gavitt, U.S. Army Reserve, Grafton.
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Haymond Methodist Church
J. , W. Gavitt
U. S. Army Reservers
Grafton
Gladesville Holds Annual Memorial Services
The Rev. S. E. Blackburn of Clarksburg will be guest speaker at the annual memorial services at 2 pm tomorrow at Gladesville cemetery. Special music will be provided by a Fairmont quartet.
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S. E. Blackburn
Clarksburg
Pam
Gladesville
Harmony Grove Baptist Service Hour Changed
The preaching service at Harmony Grove Baptist Church will start at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, as Rev. Clyde Wright announces to join a celebration at the Flag Run church near Mannington. Sunday school also moves to 10:30 a.m. per the Rev. Wright.
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Harmony Grove Baptis
Clyde Wright
Flag Run
Mannington
Wright
Birth Announcement for Grafton Couple’s Daughter
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spotioe of Route 1 Grafton welcomed a daughter weighing six pounds eight and a half ounces at 7 pm yesterday The note also mentions the Hindu word patie Punch meaning five.
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Lloyd Spotioe
Route 1
Grafton
Patie
Evansville WSCS Installs Offcers For New Year
Evansville Mary Louise Sinsel presides as secretary and Lottie Hebb as president after a WSCS meeting in the community house. Members planned charity drives for Korea, monthly lessons, and host/devotional schedules. Attendees and guests are listed, with notes on recent hospital visits and local travels.
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Woman's Society of
Evansville
Lottie Hebb
Catherine Nose
Mary Louise Sinsel
Mary Laren
Mate Nose
United Nations
Sinsel
Korea
The
Blues
Reds
Mary Hovatter
Dorothea Isaacs
Janice Jennings
Mary Boylan
Ruth Jennings
Elsie Hovatter
Hazel Gable
Mary Sue Crouser
Ethel Larew
Nathalee Holsinger
Mary Larew
Mabel Mitter
Carol Sue Larew
Patsy Boylan
Ices Criss
Ronald Jones
Roy Jones
Philippi Hospital
Rose Peters Weds Charles Foley In Berryville Virginia
Mr and Mrs Claude Peters Route 4 Country Club Road announce the marriage of their daughter Rose Marie Peters to Charles Foley son of Mr and Mrs Greg Woley. The ceremony took place in Berryville Virginia on November 5 1954 and the couple reside in Gratton. A horse wears out about 24 shoes per year.
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Rose Peters
Charles Foley
Claude Peters
Country Club Road
Art
Rose Marie
Charles, Foley
Greg Woley
Berryville
Grafton
Fragmentary Admissions and Discharges List
A partial list of names and addresses appears, noting discharges on June 25 and multiple individuals such as Thelma Stutler Carolyn Sue Costolo Betty Jo Hoffman and Mildred Bishop linked to various routes and towns. The text also references printed notes and scattered place names including Flemington Manheim and Tunne ton.
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Dune
Akisgctonee Palleer
Ald Hamilton
Citys
The Somerset Well Planned Inside And Out
A compact one story house design The Somerset features five bedrooms two closets and 26 100 square feet on a 70 foot lot. The layout places the one car garage in the right wing with direct access to a central hallway linking living spaces. The breakfast room is spacious and well lit, with flexible room use including a potential guest bedroom or den. Blueprint plans and builders notes accompany the completed specifications for this house and others.
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Somerset
Iveet
Generotos
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BILL
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Four Corners
Roger Lee Morgan
Charles Morgan
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St. Mary's Hospital
John M. Keener
J. S. Keener
Route 3
Fort Knox
Fort Monmoth
N. J
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Ann Marie Saccone
Panama City
Fla
Ale Victor Saccone
Pendle Air Force Base
Barbara Lough
O. E. Lough
Simpson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Stame A. Smith
Akron
Family Concerts Group
Breelects
Harmony Grove
Stone Aluminum Awning CO
Fairmont, W. Va
Elkins St
Mary Louise Sin
WSCS
W. S. Dennison
Eirkins
Rachel Hamilton
Nettle Ridgeway
Lot
Morgantown
Burnette Wolfe
Hazel
Jean
Massilon
Lewis Wolfe
D. E. Knotts
Franklin
Harold Holsinger
Hal
Columbus
Grafton Finance CO
Latrobe and
Main St
Carl B. White
Mgr
Tappan Gas Range
Siehler Furniture CO
Latrobe BT
Gratton
Virginia
Bentinel
Malton
Katherine
Renee
Elva A. Hawkins
Willian, md
Ruthertore
Hazelerford
Broin
Bessie L. McWilliat
Shara
Knotinvilla Distriboti
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Springer’ Jldow
Ad Aah van Ur
Puind
Aistallinesit
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Finanvng
Hota
Somerset Well
STAG
Lee Bennett
John’ S
Kirkpatrick
Shopping
Sue
It ‘New
Smart
Useful
Eddie's
Eddie
Malone
Malone’s Fountain
Malone's
Bette
Belle's
BELLE
Novelett
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