Woman's Club Hobby Art Show Plans Unveiled in Grafton
Committees selected for the Hod nave event at Grafton Junior High from March 28 to April 2. Show opens March 26 at 8 p.m. with daily viewing 3 to 5 p.m. Local residents urged to exhibit and attend. Receiving, Refreshments, Social, Registration, and Arrangement chairs listed with numerous names across the committees.
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Woman’s Club
Junior, High School
Grafton Woman's Club
Grafton Junior High School
Burl Mason
Sarah Musgrove
W. Hoffman
Robert Clayton
W. P. Turner
Walter Beall
Charles Carpenter
Many Local Groups Schedule March Meetings
A packed slate of community meetings runs March 11 to 16 across Taylor County. Boy Scouts, Garden Club, VFW, WSCS and church circles convene at various churches and halls, with officers elected, lessons led, and voluntary social events planned. Additional notes include a Girl Scouts flag ceremony and a Mountain City Daughters of America dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
St. John's Methodist Church
George Mossman
Taylor County Garden Club
H. Canon
Grafston-Clarksburg
V.F. W. Ladies Auxiliary
Memorial Post
V.F.W. Hall
East Main Street
Mountaineer Council No. 44
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Taylor County Council of Religious Education
St. Paul's Methodist Church
American Federation of Muscians
Lotal
K. of P. Lodge Hall
Guy McDonald
Thayer Street
Warren Methodist Church
Kingwood
First Baptist Church
White Rose Grove No. 2
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Lodge
Girl Scouts Troop
Andrews Church
Mountain City Council
Daughters of America
Grafton Business Girls Club
Hotel Grafton
Bunco
Thelma DeMoss
Norma Lee Fauley
Sorority Hosts Come As You Are Party Night
Alpha Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Come As You Are party at Mrs. Virgil Rohrboughs Riverside Drive home last evening. Prizes were awarded to Miss Virginia Rosier Mrs Dorothy Douglas and Mrs Kenneth Daugherty for social games. Desserts followed for attendees including Mrs Richard Hood Mrs Francis Julian Mrs Bob Brown Mrs Virginia Taylor Miss Dorothy Doukins Miss Virginia Mae Stine Mrs James Newton Mrs Kenneth Daugherty Mrs Herbert Spencer Miss Virginia Rosier Mrs Norman Deakins Miss Norma Lee Faure Miss Evelyn Golden Mrs Charles Carpenter Mrs Paul Graham Mrs Donald Poling Mrs Harry DeLaney and Mrs Evelyn Dowell.
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Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Virgil Rohrbough
Riverside Drive
Virginia Rosier
Dorothy Douglas
Kenneth Daugherty
Rohrbough
Richard Hood
Francis Julian
Bob Brown
Virginia Taylor
Dorothy Doukins
Virginia Mae Stine
James Newton
Herbert Spencer
Norman Deakins
Norma Lee Faure
Evelyn Golden
Charlies Carpenter
Paul Graham
Donald Poling
Harry DeLaney
Evelyn Dowell
Briefly Told Return To Washington Chief and Mrs Carney
Weekend visitors and illnesses fill a local brief. Chief James Carney and wife return to Washington DC after visiting his mother at 122 West Washington. Several guests stay with Wolfe family in Brownlow Park. Carolina Shaffer and Crouse family among visitors. Local convalescence and illnesses noted for Patty Smith William Marsh William Morgan. Umbrella bird etymology ends the item.
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Washington
Chief
James Carney
Washington, D. C
Chief Carney
J. T. Carney
West Washington Street
Howard Wolfe
Brownlow Park
A. L. Wongcott
Knottsville
Hazel Cole
Grafton
George Shaffer
Pruntytown Pike
Glenn Crouse
Carolyn Sue
Rosemont
L. B. Shaffer
Webster
Lloyd Sayres
Mabel Wolfe
Blueville King's Daughters Bake Sale Planned
Blueville Methodist church King’s Daughters class schedules a bake sale and a rummage sale from March 1 to March 26 with a bake sale on March 26. The plan emerged at a meeting held at Mrs. Walter Knotts home led by Mrs. Raphael Turnley. Attendees included Mesdames J. Guy Allender Luther Bolyard John Brown Charles Rogers Alice Shroyer J. W. Travis Raphael Turnley James Weave and Miss Bessie Shafferman.
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King’s Daughters
Blueville
Knotts
J. Guy Allender
Luther Bolyard
John Brown
Charles Rogers
Alice Shroyer
J. W. Travis Raphael Turnley
James Weave
Bessie Shafferman
State Senate Approves Appointments in Secret Session
Charleston reporters note the State Senate approved about 75 executive appointments since the last session in a 30 minute secret session at 11 05 am. The list included heads of state departments and boards, submitted by Governor Patteson though many were made by former Governor Clarence Meadows.
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Charleston
Senate
Patteson
Clarence W. Meadows
Coplon and Bugitchev Arrested in New York Spy Case
Investigators say Miss Coplon and Valentin Bugitchev, a Russian UN engineer, were arrested in New York on charges of conspiring to defraud the U S government. Indictment alleges Coplon delivered defensive intelligence to Bugitchev. Nixon and Clark discuss handling and national security stakes.
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Page One
Valentin Bugitchev
United Nations
New York
FBI
United States
Miss Coplon
Gubitchey
Walter
Nixon
Justice Department
Coplon
Un-American Activities Committee
Department
Tom Clark
Miss Copson
Congressional
Thrill seeking youth tied to string of crimes
A Youngstown youth nicknamed Duke, son of Tayton Sr., faced multiple brushes with police over auto thefts and armed robbery. Doctors at Youngstown Receiving Hospital labeled him a constitutional psychopath. His family history includes a 1940 divorce, a mother who remarried, and recent fires destroying their homes.
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Page One
Youngstown
West Side
Ramsdell
Youngstown Receiving Hospital
Ashton
Duke
Tayton
Poland, O
Army Fliers Lucky Survive A 20 000 Foot Jump
A B 29 crash in desolate Northwestern Colorado sent 12 crewmen parachuting from 20 000 feet during a 4 000 mile training flight from Smoky Hill AFB Salina Kansas All crew except the pilot were unharmed Civil Air Patrol located the five others from the air and the Craig Colorado area sheltered the first Lt Robert Hickman and the six others were brought to Craig The scene lies about 300 miles northwest of Colorado Springs along with the names of the crew members and their home towns.
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Craig
Golo
Colorado
Smoky Hill
Saline
Kansas
Maybell
Robert B. Hickman
Civil Air Patrol
Colorado Springs
Salina
Robert Hickman
Asheville
North Carolina
Donald L. Kaiser
Robert W. Leay
Webster ‘Springs
W. V
Richard ©. Allen
Baltimore
Maryland
Howard M. House
Nashville
N.C
Weather outlook for weekend travel across states
West Virginia shows partly cloudy, windy and cold with snow flurries today, clearing and colder tonight. Saturday fair but very cold. Maryland reports partly cloudy, windy, snow flurries west and rain on the coast ending this morning. colder tonight, Saturday fair and cold. Virginia sees partly cloudy, windy and cold with snow flurries likely in mountains today. clearing tonight. Saturday fair and very cold. Western Pennsylvania remains cold and windy with snow flurries today and tonight. somewhat colder tonight, Saturday fair and continued cold.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hoover Predicts Opposition To His Reforms
Former President Herbert Hoover foresees widespread opposition to reforms proposed by his committee on reorganizing the executive branch. He warned the country that critics have begun to strike and that the effort to push through changes will require strong effort to overcome.
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Hoover
New York
Herbert Hoover Prediets
Goverment
Hoover urges reforms to ease tax burden and government integrity
The radio executives club of New York heard Hoover say reforms would save taxpayers money and improve government integrity and efficiency. He warned that many want all reforms except those affecting them and called this the last chance to free the government from its bonds.
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Hoover
Radio Executives Club of
New York
Attractive 318 Kirby St home with shop room and 4500 price
Parrish Agency lists a two story concrete block building at 33 W Boyd St with six rooms and bath on each floor, four car garage in basement priced at 3000. Other listings include a six foot home in Blueville Loveland Addition with basement furnace and bath, four garden lots, a lifetime slate roof, garage and tool shed, and a 207 W Main Insurance Loans phone listing.
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Kirby St
Shane
Blueville
Loveland
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West Main Street
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South America
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