Hee Alums Hold Outdoor Outing at Natural Dam
The Hee Alums held an outdoor social at Natural Dam near Grafton with a six thirty gathering at the post office. Attendees swam until sundown, enjoyed a large campfire and supper, and group singing. Next outing set for Paradise Beach on July 11 with Edna Grow and others in attendance.
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Hee
Natural Dam
Grafton
Paradise Beach
Edna Grow
Shirley Rexroad
Helen Bennett
Mary Louise Ridenour
Mary Parish
Freda Moore
Nellie Cook
Elizabeth Rendle
Iva Louise Sayres
Sylvia Lucas
John Morasco
John Purinton
Paul Zekon
John G. Zekon
Charles Rexroad
Junior Ball
G.8.H.S. Bands Farewell Party Audience
June 27 the Junior and Senior bands of G.8.H.S. hold a farewell for their director at the Field house at 8 30 p m alumni invited. June 27 Mrs James Hussion hosts the Gleaners class of Andrews Methodist church school at 7 30 p m. July 4 the Shaffer family 15th annual reunion at Bird s Creek church Preston county.
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G.8.h.s
Field House
James Hussion
Lincoln Street
Andrews Methodist Church
Shaffer
Bird's Creek Church
Preston County
Three Girls Selected for State Girls' State Camp
Miss Jean Batson Miss Willa Copenhaver and Miss Helen Shingleton were chosen to represent the American Legion Auxiliary at the Girls State camp at Jackson's Mill July 3 through 7. Their parents are listed with Pearl Street Bluemont Street and Yates Avenue. the event is directed in part by Mrs. Della Warman national vice president.
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Jean Batson
Willa Copenhaver
Helen Shingleton
American Legion Auxiliary
Jackson's Mill
Charles E. Burke
Miss Batson
Harry Batson
Pearl Street
Miss Copenhaver
W. W. Copenhaver
Bluemont Street
Miss Shingleton
Knottsville WSCS Met At Home Of Mrs. Gough
Knottsville Woman's Society of Christian Service gathered at the home of Mrs. Cordie Gough with Mrs. Gay Boyles and Mrs. Ruth Knotts assisting. A devotional led by Mrs. Mary Lundy featured participants Mrs. Cora Gull and Mrs. Eugenia Hockenberry. Rev. Hockenberry taught on temperance. Guests included Mrs. Vivian Ludwick of Philippi and Mrs. Virginia Harper of Huntington.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Knottsville Methodist Church
Cordie Gough
Gough
Gay Boyles
Ruth Knotts
Mary [Lundy
Cora Gull
Eugenia Hockenberry
Laura Knotts
Flossie Shroyer
Dorothy Knotts
Margaret Wiland
Flossie Bradley
Ada Thomas
Ella Wilson
Bernice Luzadder
Gull
Lundy
Hockinberry
Vivian Ludwick
Philippi
Virginia Harper
Huntington
Matched Set of Lace Crochet Pattern 7007
Pattern 7007 offers two lace doilies two exquisite designs a round and oval with edging for a linen doily. Includes directions illustrations stitches materials and photography. Send ten cents in coin to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept 259 Width Street New York NY to obtain.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W.idth Street
New York
Farewell Party Planned Tonight For John T Evans
The Senior band of Grafton Senior High sponsors a farewell party for director John T Evans who resigns to join Fairmont State Teacher College. The eight thirty event at the Field House Riverside Drive invites band members alumni parents with no assessment. Evans organized and led bands plus the glee club and orchestra since 1933. He is pursuing a master's at West Virginia University before starting his new duties in Fairmont this fall.
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Grafton Senior High School
John T. Evans
G.8.h.s
Fairmont State Teacher College
Riverside Drive
Evans
Sigh Eta
West Virginia University
Fairmont
Sewing Club Party At Mrs Evans Home On West Main
Sewing club held a Tuesday evening event at Mrs John H Evans home on West Main Street with a green and white color scheme. Guests included S and C sewing club members, Miss Gladys McDaniel of Clarksburg, and Miss Charlene Evans. A two course luncheon was served and gifts were exchanged. Members present included Pauline Sapp Beulah Bailey Bonnie Newcome Iva Louise Sayres Edith Anderson Catherine Leach and Mrs Albert Willis with Mrs Evans hosting. The group planned a Bridgeport park picnic for July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Evans
Pauline Sapp
Beulah Bailey
Bonnie Newcome
Iva Louise Sayres
Edith Anderson
Catherine Leach
Albert Willis
Robert Arble
Evans
Bridgeport Park
Bingo Night Hosted by Now and Then Club in Lucretia Addition
Mrs Mary Wagoner hosted the Now and Then club at her Lucretia Addition home for an evening of bingo. Guests enjoyed arranged games and refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs Grace Louden and Mrs Summa Camden, with the club prize awarded to Mrs Minnie Stillwell. Mrs Camden will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret I. Clark
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Thomas J. Spencer
Masonic Temple
Klaude Spaar Wolfe
Frank Wolfe
Dessie Gough
Margaret Weaver
Susan Monroe
Lila K. Dean
Irene Wolfe
Iva Goff
Margaret Ann Radekin
Anna K. Nuzum
Adah
Mildred Rohrbaugh
Ruth
Lear K. Lear Esther
Rose Murphy
Marthe
Nina V. Zinn
Electa
Nancy W. Wagner
James F. Stafford
Sentinel
Carrie O. Cole
Grace C. Yates
Ella Barber
Ada Mae Withers
Radekin
Léota Hartsook
Zenas L. Dean
Amos Rohrbaugh
Belington
Ella Wilson
Pennsboro
Mary G. McVicks
Fairmont
Clara Rosenberger
Gassaway
P. M
Grace Plum
Weston
Mary Wagoner
Lucretia Addition
Grace Louden
Summa Camden
Minnie Stillwell
TNT Club Holds Wednesday Parley at Mrs Bennett Home
The TNT club met Wednesday evening at Mrs Earl Bennetts Grand Street home. Bunce was played at three tables with accessories matching the party. Prizes went to Mrs George Hamilton Mrs A R Williams and Mrs T Gough. The next meeting is planned two weeks later at Mrs W P Clarks East Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bennett
Grand Street
Bunce
George Hamilton
A. R. Williams
T ©. Gough
W. P. Clark
East Main Street
Briefly Told Briefly Told Returns From Washington
Miss Nellie Williams returns from Washington D C where she visited her sister Mrs Arbutus Allender for the past month. The Star Shoe Shop received a handbedt donated recently by the Mother's club of the Grafton Nursery School. John Wayne Shingleton underwent a tonsil operation at City Hospital this morning and Mrs Burl Dunham was discharged from the hospital today.
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Washington
Nellie Williams
Washington, D. C
Arbutus Allender
Star Shoe Shop
Mother's Club
Grafton
John Wayne Shingleton
Burl Dunham
Randolph Has Full Schedule for July Fourth Weekend
Washington June 37 A program of five speeches in three days is set for Representative Randolph D WVa over the July Fourth weekend. He opens at Webster Springs with a talk and the crowning of Queen Rhodora at the West Virginia Rhododendron Festival on July 4. He will speak at Parsons July 5 during the dedication of a new Webster Springs post office with Smith W. Purdue delivering the main address. He ends July 6 at Mountain Lake Park Maryland and Pittsburgh with the Pennsylvania State Branch of Postal Clerks in attendance.
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Washington
Randolph
D.-W.va
Webster Springs
West Virginia
Lewis B. Hertshey
Selective Service
Parsons
Smith W. Purdum
Woman's Club
Mountain Lake Park
Pennsylvania
of Postal Clerks
Pittsburgh
Barclay on Bridge avoids No Trump bluffs in play
East-West deal shows fear of opening lead cost declarer control. North-South vulnerable, 8NT contract misled by West’s diamond choice. If West led diamonds, the defense collapses. as is, South navigates clubs and diamonds with careful plays. Tomorrow’s problem: hearts and spades play in another dealer scenario.
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KBY
West
East
North
Speides
Svarts
Atures Syndicate
RAF Raiders Strike German Coast and Kiel Docks Bombed
British formations launched a one hour raid on the German occupied French coast with Kiel docks and shipyards heavily bombed. Luftwaffe anti aircraft fire was heavy over the Dover Strait while RAF losses were two planes shot down. German air activity over Britain remained light as a Russian front shift rumor circulated. In the southern mines dispute United Mine Workers again threaten stoppage July 8 if no new contract is agreed.
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London
Germany
Dover Strait
Kiell
Cololene
Duesseldorf
Kiel
Air Ministry
RAF
Britain
Plea to Avert Threatened Coal Strike, Washington
Washington June 27 union threat to strike risks paralyzing Southern industrial production and transportation if the United Mine Workers are allowed to carry out the action. Authorities urge immediate settlement to avoid disruption and economic impact nationwide.
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Washington
Southern Industrial Production and Transportation
United Mine Workers Union
CIQ
Wa race creed on one of Big bedroom closet door will come in a
A fragment from an OCR page mentions a closet door in a Big bedroom used for storing neckties and ribbons, with unclear context about race or creed. The readable bits suggest a domestic scene or note about organization rather than a full event.
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Race Creed
Weirton Steel Loses FiveYear NLRB Battle
The national labor relations board ordered Weirton Steel to cease discouraging CIO steel workers organizing at plants in Weirton Clarksburg West Virginia and Steubenville Ohio after a fiveyear dispute. The 96page opinion calls it the longest and costliest NLRB case on record, with back pay and other remedies ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Weirton Steel Company
CIO
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Weirton
Clarksburg
W. Va
Steubenville
Female workers seek reinstatement with back pay claim
Seventeen women pursue reinstatement with back pay after alleging they were kept from work due to union activity. Eighty three other workers were dismissed amid the dispute, provoking ongoing labor action and inquiries by authorities.
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Actve
Solons consider delay after death of senator
Washington June 21 The death of Andrew Jackson Houston 87 oldest senate member may delay appropriation and other bills but leaders expect measures to reach President Roosevelt by year end Monterey? leaders tentatively recess to honor Texas colleague If held, the Senate will resume sessions tomorrow and Monday Controversial legislation to extend President Iyelt's emergency monetary powers was set for consideration next.
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Washington
Andrew’ Jackson Fouston
Senate
Roosevelt
Moniaca
Texas
Tomorow
Iyelt
Senators push to curb dollar devaluation policy
Senators Taft Adams and allies signaled a fight to halt the devaluation of the dollar and curb the stabilization fund. They warned of tackling the issue before midnight Monday and resisting nearly 15 trillion in appropriations, including 10.6 trillion for the Army.
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Taft
R.ohiey
Ams
D.colo
Bor
Washington Robbery Case Involving 21 Year Old Held
A 21 year old Black person was held without charges in Washington on June 27 in connection with two robberies and the rape of a woman at a cleaning establishment clerk. Police arrested him after he was identified by two witnesses who observed the robberies and taped one woman’s movement. The suspect is to be questioned further in a related case involving a 26 year old individual.
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Washington
John Fowler
Mietoti
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Spencer
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Mars. Owell
Ruth Evans
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Hollywood Adoption
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Ella McKenzie
Barry
Los Angeles
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Southern States Industrial Council
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arVers
Weirton Steel
NLRB
Primrose Beauty
Bert Utsinger
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