DeMoss and Hawkins Marry in Thornton Frn.
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Goldie DeMoss of Thornton to Hawkins of Harrisville. The ceremony took place at the Knottville church parsonage at 10 o clock Friday with Rev. P. J. Null officiating. The bride wore a navy suit with white accessories and pink and white corsage. Mrs Hawkins is a raft on high school graduate class of 32 and owns the DeMoss Service station in Thornton. Hawkins attended Harrisville high and works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They will reside in Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Dess
Thornton
Allen DeMoss
Osceola Mays DeMooss
Hawkins
Robert Hawkins
Harrisville
Knottaville Arch
P. J. Null
Victory 4-H Club Volunteers Meet
The Victory 4-H Club gathered at the Glade Run Hall with Wilda McCartney in charge. Six members presented a brief skit and several rides followed. Demonstrations on using lumber and measuring correctly were given by Wilda McCartney, with Jean McCartney assisting. Hal Kirby and his dog entertained members with tricks as Lloyd Reid, an only agent, gave a concluding talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Run Hool House
Wilda McCartney
Jean McCartney
Hal Kirby
Lloyd Reid
Anly
Lark Sinclair Is Guest Of Honor
Lark Sinclair honored at a Fairmont birthday party hosted by his home on West Main street. Mrs Anna Sinclair served late hour refreshments as social conversation filled the evening. See Fairmont guests. Stor all occasions SKAGGS COMPANY Your Jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
C Sinclair
West Main Street
Anna Sinclair
Community notices for early July scheduled meetings
June 30 The Degree of Pocahontas meets at Red Men's Hall for its regular business session and Indian sister exchange. July 1 The Judson Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church meets at Mrs W E Robinsons 715 West Main Street at 8 p.m. July 1 The W M C of the First Brethren Church meets at Mrs Mayme Shahan Lucretia at 8 p.m. Mrs Ross Stemple, leader. July 5 The Shafer reunion at Bird's Creek Preston county on Monday July 5. Mrs Anna Knotts, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Judson Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
W. E. Robinson
West Main Street
First Brethren Church
Mayme Shahan
Lucretia
Ross Stemple
Shafer
Bird's Creek
Preston County
Anna Knotts
Brief Notes On Local Movements And Visits
Brief items report Mr. Sterling of West Main street leaving for Hopewell Virginia to reside indefinitely as Camp Lee instructor. Mrs. Gudor and three children from Sabin W Va visit Mrs. B F Bailey. Mrs. Laura Devers returns home after visiting Kasson W Va. Dr H Potts in Union Protestant hospital Clarksburg shows improvement. George Ellis Harr and son Glenn return to Pittsburgh after visiting Minnie Harr. Miss Dorris Waugh from West Virginia Wesleyan at 156 Knotts Avenue weekends with parents Otto Waugh. Dorris Waugh and Frances Yates of Buckhannon WV spend weekend here. Virginia McCoy Route 3 admitted for aeton sillectomy. Mrs William F Lewis Gay Street discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
O. F. Sterling
West Main Street
Hopewell
Pittsburgh
George Ellis Harr
Glenn
Harr
Minnie Harr
Dorris Waugh
West Virginia
Wesleyan College
Otto Waugh
Knotts Avenue
Frances Yates
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
W. Va
Virginia McCoy
William F. Lewis
Gay Street
Plan for a Bridge Hand Sparks Debate on Finesse and Slam
A bridge column discusses decisive play in a tricky hand with Miss Dorothy LaFlamme. West leads clubs, East signs with the A over K. LaFlamme declines a finesse, then cashes clubs and diamonds to win a small slam. The piece weighs declarer rights in claim or concession and outlines what the declarer must do and opponents’ rights under new Lawn of Contract Bridge regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dorothy LaFlamme
West
North
East
Delarer
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Local Discharges Reported at Route 1 and West Washington
Jones and infant daughter of Route 1 were discharged yesterday Mrs William W Martin and infant daughter 507 West Washington street were discharged Saturday Alex Carroll of 121 East Wyford street was discharged yesterday Visited by Pfc and Mrs Carl Shaw from Maryland over the weekend to see their parents Alva G Shaw and Howard E Peters at local homes The Rome note quotes fascist bravado about press of courage and disregard for death amid gangsters with planes over Imperial hill and churches named for Apostles of Christ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Carl Shaw
Maryland
Alva G. Shaw
Boyd Street
Howard E. Peters
West Main Street
Rome
Italian press outlines Mussolini’s mobilization leadership
The continued page one report notes Mussolini in charge of Civil Mobilization with Scorza’s program approved by the Duce. Italian papers avoided certain speeches but promised an inspired nation under his guidance. Warnings spoke of possible Allied landings and fragile bridgeheads while air raids loomed.
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Mussolini
Priday
Scorza
Duce
Italy
IL Popolo di Roma
Ince
No Priorities In Crochet Jewelry
Light as a feather this crocheted jewelry adds color to summer frocks. Each necklace has a matching earring and a Mower earring. Smart straw yarn or wool works effectively. Pattern 7587 includes directions, illustrations, stitches, and materials. Send ELEVEN CENTS in coins to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th Street New York NY with NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Coal mines seen operating with 80 percent crews present
State miners report repairs near completion as Pocahontas Bluefield operators say area mines run with about 80 percent crews. UMW spokesmen in several cities report improved turnout and walkouts largely cleaned up, with about 20 mines idle Saturday and 7,000 men idle. Meetings criticized Roosevelt and wartime labor boards while pledging to mine coal to show good faith.
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Page One
Pocahontas Operators Association
Bluefield
United Mine Workers
Charleston
Beckley
Williamson
Logan
William Blizzard
UMW
War Labor Board
Naples Bombed by RAF Wellingtons in Night Raid
Allied headquarters in North Africa announced that Wellington bombers guided by a red glow bombed Naples Saturday night in a focused 15 minute attack using incendiaries and blockbusters. The Italian high command said some damage occurred at Naples and noted reports from Rome about Gerbi ni and Reggio Calabria and other mainland targets.
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Naples
Neignoery Vius
North Africa
Italy
High Command
Gerbini
Reggio Calabria
Allied Air Defenses Down Six Axis Planes Over Strait
Eisenhower said coastal air forces shot down six Axis planes defending Allied shipping and two more were destroyed by naval gunners on Saturday. Two Allied aircraft commanded by Lieut. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz were reported missing. A related item notes Nazi spy Lehmitz used many fictitious names. investigation shows he wrote the letters. Lehmitz had made trips to Germany in 1912 and 1929 and was naturalized in Richmond County New York on October 4, 1924.
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Messina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Carl A. Spaatz
Will
Mitz
Lehmitz
Germany
Hoover
Richmond County
N. Y
Allied air actions strike through Sicily and Italy
The Rome broadcast AP report says Allied planes attacked Gerbini in Catania province, killing civilians. Regio Calabria defenses downed two enemy planes, another was destroyed over Sicily’s south coast. Italian raids hit Bizerte harbor, as Tavaged Messina ferries and strategic Messina sectors suffer bomb damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Associated Press
Gerbini
Catania
Reggio Calabria
Sicily
Bizerte
Bean and Cereal Patties With Catsup Sauce
Step by step guide to make six bean and corn flake patties with a shredded onion mix. Form patties fry until brown then serve with a thick catsup sauce made from butter flour catsup salt pepper and milk. Leftovers from navy kidney or chima beans may be used.
German landing craft move toward Aegean as Allied push grows
Paris radio reports unarmed German landing craft transit the Bosphorus from the Black Sea en route to the Aegean with precautionary measures for Greek islands. Ankara confirms four invasion barges passed the strait. Allied air pounding of Sicily continues with water shortages feared for 4 million residents. American fliers from North Africa note Messina port prospects fading for the Axis as RAF Wellington raids begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meet
Paris
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Aegean
Associated Press
Retters
Ankara
Sicily
London Daily Mail
Madrid
Messina
French forces battle for control amid De Gaulle purge talks
The report notes complete authority over French elements of the forces and describes De Gaulle's efforts to oust officers under Giraud. It warns no clue on further measures to safeguard Allied troops and Fighting French morale, stressing time as a key factor in the military situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Giraud
Controversy in French Africa impacts Allied stance
An informant notes the De Gaulle Giraud dispute in French Africa complicates Allied policy. Despite military necessity guiding operations from Africa, the Allies aim to preserve French sovereignty while preventing civil administrators from compromising war effort. A fourteen-member committee of national liberation now administers civil affairs in French territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Africa
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Washington
Giraud
France
Vichy
Africa
Committee of Ational ‘Liberation
Marian Martin Pattern 9020 Pinafore and Net Set Ad
A garbled ad for Marian Martin Pattern 9020 describes a child’s pinafore with a net and panties under a chambray gingham frock. It notes sizes 2 4 and 10 with size 6 requiring extra calls and promotes a pattern book from a New York department store.
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Marian Martin
West Ath Bt
New Yorks
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DeMoss
Hornton
Knottsville
Victory 4-H Club
Lark Sinclair
Stor
Skaggs Company
P. M. Gudor
Sarah
Joe
Ellen
Sabin
Laura Devers
West Bluemont Street
Dale Skidmore
Kasson
Clarksburg Hospital
H. ©. Potts
Union Protestant
Clarksburg
Barclay
Bridg
Shepard Barclay Iises
Bai
Bates
South
King
Jean Kean
American Society of Magazine Cartoonists
Alice Brooks
Greece
Gesell
S21
Sutton
Mgr
Tattooed Lady
Mabel
Chicago
Army Air Corps
Mediterranean
Middle East Command
Raiway
RAF Wellington
Skaggs & Company
Grafton Print Shop
Oregon
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Bell Srsteal
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