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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

3

Community Calendar Adopts Summer Plans Across Town

June 30 Mrs. Fred McFarland hosts Weekly Sewing Club at Grand Street residence at 8 p m. June 30 Tau Phi Lambda sorority of Supreme Forest Woodmen circle holds eight p m practice at Wehn hall. members urged to attend. June 30 Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Eastern Star annual dinner at Cafeteria Court 6 30 p m with note of date change. July 1 Juniors of Supreme Forest Woodmen circle meet 12 20 p m in front of Pauline Keene to bus to Fay K Litman home for picnic. July 2 World War II Mother's club gathers at First National bank 7 45 p m to attend church service at First Baptist at 8 p m. July 4 Judson Missionary Society meeting at First Baptist postponed to next month. July 4 gas shortage prompts Shaffer reunion at Bird's Creek to be postponed. Anna Knotts, secretary. July 6 WSS Andrew's Church meets R F Bender home 6 p m for picnic dinner. husbands invited. July 6 Mrs. Florence Wilkinson hosts Grafton Quota Club at her Blue Mont street home at 3 p m with covered dish. regular business meeting to follow.

Fred McFarland Grand Street Tau Phi Lambda Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Wehn Hall The Eastern Star Pauline Keene Fay K. Litman Mother's Club First National Bank First Baptist Church Judson Missionary Society Shaffer Bird's Creek Anna Knotts WSS the Andrew's Church R. F. Bender Florence Wilkinson Grafton Quota Club Bluemont Street

Miss Ruby Knight Weds Charles William Davis in Single Ring Ceremony

Miss Ruby Knight daughter of B. M Knight of Fourth street wed Charles William Davis son of Mrs Mildred Davis of Simpson in a single ring ceremony at 1 pm Wednesday June 28 in the United Brethren church parsonage. Attendants were Alma Sayre and Neil Moran. Bride wore a blue dress with white accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. Groom employed by Bowser Trading company.

Ruby Made- One Knight B. M Knight Fourth Street Charles William Davis Mildred Davis Simpson Lois Luz- Scher The United Brethren Church Alma Sayre Neil Moran Davis

Woman's Council Meets at Beech Street Home

The Woman's Council of the First Church of Christ met at Mrs. W. A. Harrison’s Beech Street home with Mrs. Evelyn Jones in charge. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Ottie Poe. A covered dish dinner is planned at Mrs. Carl Hinkins’ Love Avenue home on July 18. Guests included Mrs. Maude Bush, Mrs. E. A. Hinkins, Mrs. Arletta Jones, Mrs. J. W. BHome, Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer, and the Rev. C. F. Newland.

Woman's Council of The First Church of Christ W. A. ‘Harrison Beech Street Evelyn Jones Ottie Poe Carl Hinkins Love Avenue Maude Bush A. Hinkins Arletta Jones J. W .Bhome Elizabeth Spencer C. F. Newland

Andrews Methodist Picnic Dinner Planned by Woman's Society

On Tuesday evening July 6 at 6 o'clock the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Andrews Methodist Church will hold a picnic dinner on the lawn at Mrs. R. F. Bender's home, 749 Maple Avenue. The women of the society have organized the event.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Andrew’s Methodist Church R. F. Bender Maple Avenue

Meeting Noted Special Guests In July Six Afternoon

The report states invited their husbands as special guests. The meeting was previously scheduled to be held on the afternoon of July 6.

USES takes continued from page one policy note

The War Manpower Commission outlines referral procedures used in tight labor areas. A man seeking work must report to a USES office or designated agency such as a union hiring hall. He will then be offered jobs in industries and cities with urgent needs.

Returns From Parkersburg and Visits Across Cities

Miss Patty Bender returns to Maple Avenue after visiting sorority sister Miss Jo King in Parkersburg. West Virginia University student plans to visit here. Lena Mc Candless of Parkersburg arrives tomorrow to visit cousin Miss Blanche Guard. Margaret Kostelac of Gernant Beauty academy, Clarksburg, spending weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kostelac who recently moved to Fetterman. Mrs. John Peters, Marion county nurse, and Mrs. Hazel Hobbs visit Grafton. Hobbs is mother of Staff Sgt. Chester Hobbs in Sicily. Peters to relocate to Fairmont tomorrow. Nancy Ruth Jones of Parkview visiting Fairmont aunt Mrs. T. C. Schlotter. attends Vacation Bible School. Recent guests include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox of Bluemont Street with George Helsley family and Gertie Roup of Pittsburgh. Helsley and Willams families from Fairmont. Earnestine Jones of Fairmont visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Orr on West Main Street. Jacqueline Sue Cox leaves with relatives to Pittsburgh.

Parkersburg Patty Bender Maple Avenue Jo King Miss Bender West Virginia University Margaret Kostelac Gernant Beauty Academy Clarksburg Tony Kostelac Fetterman Grafton John Peters Marion County Hazel Hobbs Fairmont Hobbs Chester Hobbs Sicily Peters Nancy Ruth Jones Glenn Jones Parkview T. C. Schlotter Walter Cox Bluemont Street George Helsley Elsie Jane Mary Louise Gertie Roup Pittsburgh Pa Ralph Helsley Judy Ann Rosalie Richard Arthurdale Floyd Willams, Jr Patsy Ann Danny Gene

Tonsil Surgeries At City Hospital In Pittsburgh

This week in Pittsburgh several local residents were admitted for tonsillectomies at City hospital. Richard Roy and James Roy Jr residents of 29 Blue mont street along with Theodore Cleuland of 829 West Boyd Street underwent procedures this morning. House guests include Mr and Mrs Jobe Fike and Mr and Mrs Donald Stutzman of Blissfield Michigan and Mr and Mrs Joan Stutzman of Wauseon Ohio visiting Edgar Fike of Watkins street. Mrs Stutzman is the former Miss Anna Fike of this city. Visiting here is Mrs Leona Standley of East Liverpool staying with her daughter Mrs Floyd R Lisk of Maple avenue.

Richard Roy James Roy, Jr Bluemont Street Theodore Cleuland West Boyd Street City Hospital Jobe Fike Donald Stutzman Blissfield Michigan Joan Stutzman Wauseon Ohio Edgar Fike Watkins Street Stutzman Anna Fike City Leona, Standley East Liverpool Floyd R. Lisk Maple Avenue

War Minister Sees General War Likely if UN Succeeds

War Minister notes continued risk of broader conflict regardless of outcome. He argues nations may be drawn into hostilities whether the United Nations prevail or Germany and Japan triumph, signaling a looming, unsettled strategic horizon.

United Nations Germany Japan

West Virginia News Item Reports War Casualty

Banking commissioner learns his nephew Pic Walsh Coulter of Frametown Braxton county was killed in action in Italy, according to late page one notes. The terse report ties a local official to the war casualty list, naming Frametown and Braxton county as places connected to the loss.

Pic Walsh Coulter Frametown Braxton County Italy

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