Junior 4 H Club Enjoyable Saturday Meet at Schroeder Home
Almost the entire Junior 4 H club attended a Saturday afternoon gathering at Mr. and Mrs. C F Schroeder’s West Washington street residence. Nancy Nuzum hosted with a program of scripture, pledges, songs, and a long business session led by county agent Carroll Hawkens who spoke on club work. Mrs Bruce Bumgarner, the new club leader, was present. After recreation, Schroeder and Nancy Nuzum served a St Patrick’s themed treat of ice cream cake orangeade peanuts and candy. Members listed include Ruth Bumgardner Jean Blackman Joan Blackman Aldene Beagle Jane Chrislip lip Betty Ann Cole Colleen Courtney Barbara Donley Geraldine Dowell Miriam Friedman Betty Flesher Annetta Frey Jackie Hamner Peggy Hamner Mary Louise Haskins Abbie Hufford Norma Ruth McKeen Richard Dean Parkhill Norma Lee Parkhill Betty Burnside Barbara Jane Powell Hazel Stillwell Anne Vance Phyllis Nuzum and Nancy Nuzum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Schroeder
West Washington Street
Nancy Nuzum
Schroeder
Jane Crislip
Carroll Hawkens
Bruce Bumgarner
Joan Blackman
Aldene Beagle
Jane Chrisliplip
Betty Ann Cole
Colleen Courtney
Barbara Donley
Geraldine Dowell
Miriam Friedman
Betty Flesher
Annetta Frey
Jackie Hamner
Peggy Hamner
Mary Louise Haskins
Abbie Hufford
Norma Ruth McKeen
Richard Dean Parkhill
Norma Lee Parkhill
Betty Burnside
Barbara Jane Powell
Hazel Stillwell
Anne Vance
Phyllis Nuzum
Dinner Party Of Weekley Sewing Club Is Planned
Seventeen members and guests attended a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Myrtle Frazier's on First Street. Seasonal arrangements and flowers enhanced the setting. A quilting party followed the meal. Prize winner was Mrs. W. P. Clark. Members listed include Mrs. Clark and 11 others. guests included Mrs. J Roy McCue and family. The next meeting is planned in two weeks at Mrs. Paugh's East Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekley Sewing Club
Myrtle Frazier
First Street
W. P. Clark
Clark
L. H. Greenwald
Victor Rockwell
Fred McFarland
Robert Wittman
Ralph Paugh
Ben Poling
W. F. Simmons
T. C. Gough
Lawson DeLaney
W. J. Hussion
Ralph Shahan
J . Roy McCue
Ralph McDaniel
Joan Louise
Anita Jean Shahan
Nancy Joan Shahan
Paugh
East Main Street
Book Benefit At Local School Tuesday Program Planned
A Book Benefit is scheduled for Tuesday at 3 30 p m at Blueville school featuring a nutrition talk and food demonstration by Miss Tucker of Motongahela System. The program includes vocal solo by Ada Jacobs piano selections by Anne Vance Nei Hardman and several vocal numbers with accompaniment by Nancy Adlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville
Miss Tucker
Motongahela
Ada Jacobs
Anne Vance
Nei Hardman
Yankee Doods
Charles Summers
Pete Shackleford
Fred Shafferman
Bob Raymond
Scotty Hoban
D. Dawson
Billy Brown
Ralph Shaw
Deny Stevens
Tom Weaver
Junior Tingler
Jim Tingler
Nancy Adlington
Eilésn Vegon
Barbara Corrothers
Janice Carrothers
Helen Norris
Ernetta Skinger
Mary Brown
Carruthers
Deer Pasture
Betty Lou Brown
Gene Headley
Catherine Vegon
Joan Knotts
Community group meetings and rescheduled events calendar
A long list of March meetings from Band Parents Club to various church and society groups. Notable items include meetings at Grafton Senior High School, Miss Fannie Holden's home on West Main, and multiple community halls. Several events note date changes or postponements and include hosts, speakers, and activities such as book reviews dinners and initiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents’ Club
Grafton Senior High School
Woman's Club
Fannie Holden
West Main Street
E. M. Tomlinson
Judson Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Ade Reese
Sarah Barcus
Mayme Rogers
VFW
Fisher
St. John's Methodist Church
C. F. Shafer
Walnut Street
W Rose Grove No
Wood
P. Hall
Faye K. Littman
United American Mechanics
F. R. Beverlin
White Faun Council No
Degree of Pocahontas
Indian Sisters
Business Girls Club
Jean Murphy
Hugh McPhail
Woman's Society of West Main Street Methodist Church
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church Book Review
T. A. Bolyard
China
The
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Public Welfare Department
Elks Club
J. E. Judson
W.va
Wesleyan College
Public Welfare Dept Postpones Wo man’s Club Meeting
The Public Welfare department of the Wo man’s club postponed its March 4 meeting to March 13 at 8:30 p.m. at the Elks club. Dr J E Judson of West Virginia Wesleyan College will give an illustrative lecture on his Florida trip. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Department
Woman’s Club
Elks Club
J. E. Judson
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Briefly Told Weekend Visit and Local Health Notes
Mr and Mrs B Friedman of Maples Avenue visited in Baltimore Sunday with their daughter Florine and other relatives. P H McGrady of East Main Street shows signs of improvement after a week ill. Mrs Alethea Brown First Baptist Live Wire class teacher is ill at East Main Street home. Mrs W J Huss ion returned to her East Main Street home after several days in Charleston. Charles Austin 527 Thayer Street underwent a major operation at City Hospital last night. Dewey Lemon 240 Front Street admitted to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Friedman
Maples Avenue
Baltimore
Florine
Alethea Brown
First Baptist Church
East Main Street
W. J. Hussion
Charleston
Charles Austin
Thayer Street
City Hospital
Dewey Lemon
Front Street
Turkish Navy Sways Straits as Mediation Talks Surface
The piece notes Turkey’s strategic position in the Marmara sea and the Dardanelles access. It reports Germany seeking Turkish mediation in the European war, Britain showing cautious interest, and Berlin sources doubting peace proposals from winners. It mentions Papen’s approach to Saracoglu and the Montreux framework, highlighting Turkey’s naval status and strait fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea of Marmara
Germany
Turkey
Britain
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Sukru Saracoglu
Anthony Eden
Dardanelles
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Aegean
Posporus
Marmara
Improvement Noted in Mrs Luther Peacock After Illness
Mrs. Luther Peacock of East Main Street is showing improvement after a recent illness. Her condition has steadied and family reports her spirits are improving as she recovers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Peacock
East Main Street
Balkan Crisis Deepens as Bulgaria Joins Axis Parade
Bulgarian forces occupied Sofia and paraded in the capital while fascist units advanced toward Greek border. Balkan powers react with reports of Yugoslavia joining the Rome Berlin Tokyo pact and British mediation attempts in Athens. Eden and Dill visit Greece as Turkish navalgies tighten control of the Dardanelles amid heightened regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Dardanelles
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Aegean
Europe
Balkan
Zagreb
Yugo-Slavia
Eden
Athens
Negotia
Yugoslavia
Ploesti
Anthony Eden
John G. Dill
Imperial Staff
Turkey
Istanbul
Germany
Britain
Berlin
Slatograd
Melnik
Trigrad
Svilengrad
Greece
Italy
Farm Program Debated Over Parity Payments Funding
The committee trimmed the Roosevelt plan by allocating 50 million dollars now and permitting commitments for 262 million later, removing discretionary authority. Jagvicius deemed continued payments essential, arguing farm stability is as vital as national defense in postwar adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Department
Jagvicius
Congress
Budget Bill Sees Major House Changes and Senate Ease
The budget bill, after Senate acceptance of most supplemental public works funds, totals 71.98 million with more in the house draft. The house plans extensive amendments and will likely replace the original with a committee substitute. Expect limited amendments from majority and possible section by section reading by minority to prolong debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Board of Public Works
Dommons
Round World Trip Begun On 1500-Ton Cargo Ship
The 1500 ton General cargo ship President Hayes sailed from Boston for New York on a round the world voyage with 120 crew under Capt. Dale E. Collins. Three company passengers joined the voyage. ship accommodates 100. The President Hayes, built at Newport News, is scheduled to visit 16 ports, aiming to complete the voyage in about 90 days rather than the usual 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Dale E. Collins
President Hayes
Newport News
Blue Law Enforcement Strikes Across Delaware
In a widespread crackdown, 250 arrests were made in Wilmington for blue law violations as workers from hotels to milkmen faced charges after public sermons and business closures. Dover offered minimal enforcement while Rev. A H Kleffman of West Presbyterian church backgrounded the scene as authorities weighed options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Dover
A. H. Kleffman
The
West Presbyterian
Radio station executive arrests during church on the air
J Gordon Walsh manager of WDEL was arrested after a church broadcast. Morford labeled Kleffman an accomplice for forcing engineers to stay on duty. Kleffiman, head of the Maryland Delaware Lord's Day Alliance, argued that many acts would be seen as acts of necessity if done by 20th century citizens.
NEELY PLANS Continue to reshuffle state posts
NEELY PLANS Continue from page one as a member of the liquor commission with Carl G Bachmann of Wheeling expected to succeed. F M Peters of Bluefield likely to be replaced by former Sheriff Dell White of Madison Boone. Tallman to lose post as state police head amid talk of G H Crumpecker appointment. Senate action anticipated on Andrews McClue Preston Dadsman Shawhan Hiner Cal lison Snyder and others with Horner still awaiting replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Commission
Carl G. Bachmann
Wheeling
F.M. Peters
Bluefield
Dell White
Madison
Boone County
Tallman
G H. Crumpecker
Mercer County
Col. C. C. Tallman
Senate
Hall
Willam L. Horner
Musician Wins Freedom After Aiding His Case
In Pittsburgh on March 3 a 71-year-old Edward S. Clark faced arraignment for intoxication. He claimed to be a piano and harmonica teacher and produced a harmonica, playing "Show Me the Way to Go Home." The magistrate laughed and dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Edward S. Clark
Clark
Two Senators Fight Back In Heated Exchange On Page One
The debate centers on accusations that political maneuvering is meant to frighten the public. Senator Tunnell, defending his stance, declares himself committed to clear, direct action despite harsh rhetoric from opponents.
Debate on British aid bill grows heated in Senate
The Senate enters its third week of debate over a foreign aid bill as supporters claim it speeds victory over Germany while opponents doubt action by Saturday. Chairman George of the foreign relations committee vows to push a vote by the weekend, but opposition leaders see little chance of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Planning Board
Council of Defense
Court of Claims
Neely
House
Finance Committee
America
Germany
Reich
George
D.-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley
D.ky
Bradford appeals voters for support in upcoming primary
J. B. Bradford says he cannot speak to all voters before the primary and asks, if his re election would benefit the many, for their vote. He thanks supporters if they doubt his qualifications and adds a cordial note to remain friends.
Debates Rattle Over British Aid Loan Plan
Senate debates roll on twenty amendments as opposition claims final speech not delivered. Taft says he counts 44 votes against the bill, while administration backers claim 52 certain votes. Lodge seeks a votes lineup to shift toward a $2 billion loan alternative, Walsh urging credits over the lease aid plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Senator Lodge
R.-Mass
Walsh
Senate
Britain
Congress
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Wayne Knotts
Rosanne Wilson
Jane Chrislip
Mary Lou
Norma Jean Dean
Charlotta Fawcett
Helen Gay
Wiliam Grimes
P. H. McGrady
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Minnesota
Senate Judiciary Committee
Labor Relations Commission
Lydia W. Pinkham
King
Blue Law
Tunnell
Grafton
P. F. Gillispie
Piynoutt
Benrus Watch
Skaggs and Co. Exclusive Jewelers Distributors
J. B. Bradford
Clive He
Claire Fildert
Grafton’ Sentine
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
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