Eastern Star Meeting and Social in Grafton
Flemington Chapter No. 126 Eastern Star held its regular meeting in the Masonic hall with many members present. Officers for the ensuing year were installed by Bertha Martin and Merla Nestor Poling, followed by memorial services for Mrs. Tei Batson. The issue also covers McKeen-Wilson nuptials in Fairmont, Nye elected president of Luther League, H. M. Bunco Club gathering, Kings Daughters Bible class meeting, and social details of refreshments and prizes.
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Eastern Star
Flemington
Order
Masonic Hall
Bertha Martin
Merla Nestor Poling
Bessie Knight
Robert Johnson
Leone Bailey
Hobart Frum
Delyera Johnson
Lila Cather
Esther Riley
Mabel Currey
Martin
Lena Davis
Marshall
Helen Ross
Henrietta Martin
Adah
Murrell Bartlett
Ruth
Ethid McGoumphy
Esther
Mabel Phelps
Martha
Mildred Frum
Electa
Beryl Kelley
Fred Kelley
Sentinel
Georgia Fleming
Charles B. Wolfe
Tei Batson
Miss Nye
Dorothy Nye
Luther League of the West Virginia Synod
Morgantown
Corrinne Linger
Clarksburg
Bertha Moeser
Huntington
Co ‘Theiling
Charleston
Grafton
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Keyser
Aurora
Fairmont
Oak ,Land
A. M. Bunco Club
H. M. Bunco Club
Geo. L. Egbert
Blueville
Pauline Poling
Isa Davis
Esther Taylor
Hoban
Ida Tarver
Kings Daughters Bible Class
United Brothers Church
Guy Bennett
John Waller
Vocak
B. F. Poe
Helen Louise Bolyard
Dorsey Ridenour
F. M. Bennett
Lord
Dorsey ‘Ridenour
Audry Gabbert
Gabbert
My Beauty Hint Oo- Adjusted Screen Actress Routine
A screen actress describes her postwork skincare: cleanse with theatrical cold cream, wash with warm water and soap, then finish with ice water. She notes the same routine suits any girl spending long time outdoors and emphasizes preventing a muddy complexion.
Local social notes and travels across three states
Mrs Hary Leuthardt of Cameron West Virginia visits Grafton to manage affairs. Miss Dorothy Settler and Miss Catherine Hamilton visit Mrs T D Mullenix in Pittsburgh. Miss Geraldine Wells, ex Denver now Washington, D C, vacationing with Mrs James Nestor near Knottsville Pike, returns to Washington tonight. Miss Isabel Wells of Washington remains another week with Mrs Neston. Mrs D I Bayley of Washington Street leaves for Shinnston to attend the funeral of her brother Lawrence Henry Morgan who died yesterday.
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Hary Leuthardt
Cameron
W. Va
Grafton
Dorothy Settler
Catherine Hamilton
T. D. Mullenix
Pittsburgh
Geraldine Wells
Denver
Colo
Washington D. C
James Nestor
Knottsville Pike
Washington
Isabel Wells
Neston
D. I. Bayley
W. Washington Street
Shinnston
Lawrence Henry Morgan
Plans for Pageant and Magic Show Tonight
Mr True presents a varied repertoire featuring humor and mystery. Admission to the pageant and magic show is 15 and 30 cents. The committee in charge asks that the young...
Beulah Baptist Church News Briefs
Beulah Baptist Church notes include pageant rehearsal at the high school Friday at 4 PM. Construction advances on a church basement at Prugtytown doubling classroom space from 2400 to 4800 square feet. Rev. Millard B. Stump leads revival at Hepzibah Church. Union prayer services planned next Wednesday at 8 PM. Letha Stoops suffers ptomaine poisoning but improving. Burl Dunham returns home after burns from a 10 day old gas explosion at Comet Gas in North View, Clarksburg.
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Beulah Baptist Church
Prugtytown
Millard B. Stump
Hepzibah Baptist Church
Hepzibah
Letha Stoops
Our Church
Amama Sisters
Burl Dunham
Mason Hospital
Clarksburg
Comet Gas Company
Northview
Cooler Today But Hot Enough Thank You
The sun beats down upon the city as the community endures another hot day following yesterday's special election. Voters faced heat while turnout appeared steady, with conditions prompting many to seek shade and hydration.
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Sol
Heat Wave Peaks At 96 Degrees In Local Readings
The day before saw a rapid rise in temps from 7 degrees at 6am to 90 by 1pm and 96 at 3:30pm, then cooling to 66 at 6am. By 1pm today it was 93 and 92 at 2pm with thundershowers forecast for Friday. Rain halted last night’s baseball game at Fetterman while Webster saw light rain.
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Saint
Simmer
Wilay
Fetterman
Webster
Protest Over Stamps Urging Boycott Of German Goods
Samuel Untermyer protests a post office ban on envelopes bearing stickers urging a boycott of German goods. The stamps, read humanity's sake don't buy German goods, were circulated by the Jewish War Veterans of the United States in a nationwide campaign against the Hitler regime. The veterans group mailed 5,000,000 blue stickers to 100,000 Jews.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Farley
Post Office Department
Jewish War Veterans of
United States
Hitler
Jewish Veterans Organization
Germany
Noted Doctor 66 Dies Physician to Three Presidents
Dr. James Julius Richardson a Washington nose and throat specialist died of heart disease at a Beachfront hotel in Atlantic City at 66. He served as personal physician to Theodore Roosevelt Taft and Harding and counted Lord Balfour Penrose Beveridge and John Davis among clients. His brother H C Richardson of New Martinsville West Virginia accompanied the body home.
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Atlantic City
James Julius Richardson
Washington
Richardson
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Harding
Lord Balfour
Boies Penrose
Albert Beveridge
John Davis
H. C. Richardson
New Martinsville
W. Va
Linen suits grace summer wardrobes with varied styles
The linen suit appears in many forms for summer and early autumn, including two and three piece versions. Coats may differ in color from skirts. Descriptions note brick colored dresses with jackets, gray and henna brown white ensembles, green jacketed sleeveless dresses, and two tone rocher wools with drop yokes. White linen often in darker tones and checks combine with plain wools as a new Paris inspired scheme.
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Chantal
Paris
Menus of the Day and Recipes for Desserts and Salad
A collection of day menus with recipes for Grapefruit Cooked Cereal Brandi Bread Lettuce Salad and desserts. Includes Cherry Butter with cherries lemons oranges butter and eggs, meringue and cake methods, and a pear salad with marshmallows nuts and ginger. Recipes describe mixing, beating, chilling, and serving steps for multiple dishes.
Californians Vote Million For Repeal
California reported about a million votes for repeal of the dry amendment and roughly 750000 for legalized pari maneut betting on horse races in a liberal tilt of the state election. 8844 of 9347 precincts tallied 950433 in favor of repeal and 202211 against. A separate racing measure won 728548 to 482696 across 8598 precincts. Judge Shaw issued a temporary injunction restraining county supervisors from certifying the repeal result until further order.
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San Francisco
California
Tanforan
Los Angeles
Richard. Cannon
James M. Cannon
Methodist Church
South
Frank G.H. Stevens
Hartley Shaw
County Board of Supervisors
Shaw
Hollywood Sights and Sounds Exit Miriam And Enter Mimi
Miriam Jordan, aloof and dignified, is replaced by Mimi Jordan who shaves her hair into a bob and injects sparkle. Mimi explains long hair made her too “lady,” and she plans to remain single and focused on career, avoiding romance rumors. Mimi is engaged in New York, intends marriage before continuing acting. She keeps to herself in Hollywood, socializing mostly with on-set colleagues and Ray Jones’s circle, preferring solitude and reading.
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Hollywood
Miriam Jordan
Mimi Jordan
Hoyden
Mimi
Miriam
Bag
Filmland
New York
Ray Jones
Why Dread ad Motherhood? Ailing women find relief
A fragmentary reader note describes monthly pains backache and drain on nerves. The account claims relief after using a product, mentioning improved strength and calmer nerves. The text includes garbled names and places, but centers on a testimonial of female illness and stereotyped remedies.
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Reet Et Saha
Care and Laundering Tips for Nitted Garments
Guidance on washing alll wool and rayon knits to prevent stretching. Use tepid or cool water with mild white soap, add a little borax for hard water. Gently wash without rubbing, rinse, and squeeze out suds. Dry flat or evenly on a line, lingerie by hand, sweaters on towel. For contrasting colors, isolate to avoid dye transfer.
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