Local Wodmen Sorority Chapter Attends State Meet
Delta Nu Chapter Tau Phi Lambda sorority will travel to Clarksburg on Sunday July 2 for the annual Phi Lambda state meeting in Gore hotel ballroom. Mrs Fay K Littman state Woodmen circle manager announces local chapter will handle the initiation ceremony to be candlelight. Delta Pheta Philippi conducts pledges. Zeta Rho Clarksburg hosts tea 8 to 4 pm. Attending chapters include Gamma Tau Fairmont Gamma Sigma Elkins Delta Phets Philipp Zeta Rho Clarksburg and Delta Nu Graf ton. State officers listed as distinguished guests include Littman Parkersburg president Sayre and Giffin. Two yearly meetings alternate by region, with the most recent held last Sunday at Governor Cabell hotel Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
Clarksburg
Phi Lambda Sorority
Gore Hotel
Fay K. Littman
Grafton
Woodman Circle
Eileen Sayre
Parkersburg
Eleanor Jacobs Giffin
Governor Cabell
Huntington
False Teeth Comfort Powder Promises Secure Fit
An advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to keep dentures stable during eating talking and sneezing. The product claims to prevent slipping and wobbling without taste or gumminess and to reduce plate odor, presenting a quick, alkaline solution available at drug stores.
Community notices from Monongahela area events
A series of local notices list meetings and social gatherings: July 29 food preservation meeting at Fetterman Methodist hall at 1 30 p m with Miss Helen Tucker and Miss Nancy A Williams. June 29 Degree of Honor inspection at V F W hall with Mrs Mary Masco. June 30 Weekly Sewing club at Grand street home of Mrs Fred McFarland. Tau Phi Lambda sorority practice at Wehn hall. Eastern Star annual dinner at Cafeteria Court. July 2 World War II Mother's club assembly for church services. July 4 Judson Missionary society meeting postponed. July 4 Shaffer reunion postponed due to gas shortage. July 6 Grafton Quota club dinner at Bluemont street with regular business meeting.
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Fetterman Methodist Hall
Helen Tucker
Monongahela West Penn Company
Nancy A. Williams
Mary Masco
Fred McFarland
Grand Street
Tau Phi Lambda
Supreme Forest
Wehn Hall
Eastern Star
Mother's Club
First National Bank
First Baptist Church
Judson Missionary Society
Shaffer
Bird's Creek
Anna Knotts
Florence Wilkinson
Grafton Quota Club
Bluemont Street
Reading fragments hint at sorority chapters and funding note
The clipped text names Delta Phi Huntington Epsilon Eta Pt Pleasnt and Eta Tota Logan representing chapters. A Lanham Act fund allocation exceeds $1,000,000 for new child care projects. A North Carolina farmer survey shows males leading in affection by nearly five to one over horses. A breakfast slogan promotes Post's Raisin Bran with nut brown flakes and bran and raisins.
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North Carolina
New Post
Barclay on Bridge Lesson Bidding and Declarations
The article explains bidding in bridge focusing on odd tricks and five declarations. It outlines how bids progress from 1-Club to 7-No Trump, overcalls, doubles and redoubles, who becomes declarer, and penalties for bidding irregularities.
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King
South
North
Mrs Luzadder Hosts Haymond Club at Home
Mrs J A Luzadder of the Grafton Morgantown road entertained Haymond community club members at her home after a brief business session. Assisted by her daughter Mary Jo, she served refreshments to Mrs W E Brown Mrs William Watkins Miss Ursula Poe Miss Emily Poe Mrs W A Henderson Mrs Ralph Watkins and guests Misses Laura Henderson Barbara Evelyn Watkins Elizabeth Stemple Bernice Luzadder.
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John A. Luzadder
Grafton-Morgantown
Haymond
Reading
Mary Jo
W. E. Brown
William, Watkins
Ursula Poe
Emily Poe
W. A. Henderson
Ralph Watkins
Laura Henderson
Barbara Evelyn Watkins
Elizabeth Stemple
Bernice Luzadder
Briefly Told Visiting Brother-Mrs. W. T. Robinson
Visiting brother and family in Valley Heas Ranoollph county from 109 Grand street noted. Clarksburg visits include Richard Robinson on business. Picnic dinner attended by Mrs. George Kinsey at Lillie Thomas home on Ross street. Cadet Nurse Betty Jean Pailey visited parents after aiding tornado victims. Ton sil patients Betty Hugh Anna Guillani admitted to City hospital. Major surgery for appendicitis performed on William Hinkston. Birth of a ten pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Kittle in City hospital. Discharges: Mrs Max Sins and infant, and Betty Godwin from City hospital.
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George Kinsey
Lillie Thomas
Ross Street
Betty Jean Pailey
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
W. Mere Bailey
Maple Avenue
Robert Kittle
New Marlinsville
City Hospital
Kittle
U. S. Navy
It Takes A Woman Every Time ADVANCED HQ, Southeast Asia
Allied masterminds faced a road block near Kandy Ceylon when a mahout intoxicated on arak fell from his elephant. The beast bared tusks and blocked traffic until the mahout’s wife arrived, retrieved her husband and led the procession away. The driver grimly waited and the convoy moved on with the elephant in tow.
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Southeast Asia Command
Kandy
Ceylon
Dewey accepts nomination as party cheers in Chicago
Edith Gaylord describes Mrs. Thomas E Dewey among cheering crowds at the Chicago platform as her husband accepts the presidential nomination. She notes her outfit, pearls, and orchids while observers discuss potential women in Dewey’s cabinet including Clare Luce and Mary Dolan. The piece also mentions the convention atmosphere and a shift to tungsten mining in North Carolina.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Eileen Hutt
Sapulpa
Okla
New York City
Tom Dewey
Owosso,Mich
C. T. Hutt
George M. Dewey
Dewey
Clare Boome Luce
Connecticut
Congress
Mary Dolan
State Industrial Board
Needlework pattern for pinafore embroideries
Alice Br presents an easy to embroider pinafore pattern 7164 with lazy-daisy stitches. The notice invites readers to mail eleven cents to The Grafton Sentinel in New York for transfer patterns and necessary pieces in sizes 2, 4, and 6, asking for name address and pattern number.
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Alice
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Department
14Th St
New York
N. Y
Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It Teol Solution
The germ imbeds deeply and cannot be killed unless reached. Many liniments fail to penetrate sufficiently. Ask any druggist for Teol solution made with 90 percent alcohol. It penetrates and reaches more germs. Apply full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet. Locally at Paul F Malone.
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Paul F. Malone
Kidney Sleep Aid Claims From Misleading Ads
The text parrots an advertisement about kidney health products promising relief from sleepless nights and energy problems. It mentions unnamed pills, warnings against waiting, and claims of removing waste from blood, urging readers to use a specific product.
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Eldora M. Bolyard
Wodmen Sorority
Barclay
Shepard Barclay x
the Authority On Authorities
Mrs. J. Luzadder
Richard
Dick) Robinson
Betty
Hugh
Anna Guillani
Newbure
William Hinkston
Newburg
Max Sins
Route 1
Thornton
Betty Godwin
Scientife
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
America
Irenes
Mrs. Dewey
Edith Gaylord
Farm Bureau
MES
Pearl Gawthrop
Pruntytown
W. Va
Farm Bureau Live Insurance
Home Office
Columbus
United States
Rayon Crepe
Gay
SLAC
Action
Ramona
K Shoes
RED Duck Oxfords
RAYON
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