Miss Viola Brown Weds Cadet Wilbur Fauley in Tuscaloosa
Miss Viola Virginia Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs William Brown of Wickwire road and Cadet Wilbur William Fauley son of Mr and Mrs J C Fauley were married in a Thursday evening service at First Methodist Church Tuscaloosa Alabama The ceremony featured a Lohengrin tribute and mixed musical selections The bride wore poudre blue street length dress with red rose buds for flowers Her maid of honor Miss Ruth Burge wore cadet blue and beige Cadet Edward Fartenberry served as best man Both men wore U S Army Air Corps uniforms A reception followed at the McLester hotel The couple are graduates of Grafton senior high school and she has worked at Hazel Atlas The bride plans to join her husband as he continues training in Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Wickwire Road
Viola Virginia
Wilbur William Fauley
J. C. Fauley
West Main Street
C. C Basil
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
U. S. Army Air Corps
C. C. Daniels
M. Richard Ferriman
Elrie
Ohio
McLester
Cadet
Fauley
Grafton Senior High School
Hazel Atlas
Mrs Nelle Price Leads Eastern Star Class
Mrs Nelle J Price of Morgantown past grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star conducted a class instruction for Naomi Chapter No 12 in the Masonic Temple last week. Mrs Susan Monroe worthy matron presided the business session with James F Stafford as worthy patron. Mrs Mary Yates McVicker of Fairmont and Mrs Grace Plum of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle J. Price
Morganterre
Order of Eastern Star
Naomi
Masonic Temple
Susan Monroe
James F. Stafford
Mary Yates McVicker
Fairmont
Grace Plum
Community club and church group notices dated March events
A listing of multiple local group meetings and social events from March dates. Fidelis club hosts dinner at Everett McDaniel home. Comrad class meets at George and Mrs Welsh. VFW hall hosts B and O Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary. W F C SS of Fetterman Methodist. Book Review by Grafton Woman's club. Naomi Sunday school class at Mrs Homer Bell’s. Fisher class at St John’s Methodist for revival. Business Girls meet at Cafeteria Court. Lindy club hosted by Mrs T C Gough. Missionary society at First Presbyterian. Grafton Quota club program at Cafeteria Court. Eastern Star Woman's club at Masonic Temple with benefit bingo. Weston visitors noted. refreshments served by hospitality committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Club
Everett McDaniel
Brownlow Park
Bertha Hodges
Comrad
Andrew's Methodist
George Welsh
Ross Street
Harry White
B & O Veterans and
Clara Fawyer
V.F.W. Hall
Fetterman Methodist Church
Grafton Woman's Club
Earl Stimson
J. P. Marquand
Arch McCoy
Naomi
West Mall Street Methodist Church
Homer Bell
West Boyd Street
Fisher
St. John’s Methodist Church
Jean Batson
Lucille Payne
T. C. Gough
Washington Street
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
F. S. Suddarth
Thayer Street
Grafton Quota Club
Eastern Star Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
Benefit Banco
Barclay on Bridge Left in doubles and vulnerability tricks
A bridge guide discusses when to leave in business doubles based on vulnerability. The article analyzes a sample rubber deal, showing how leaving or taking out a double alters scores and outcomes, with emphasis on counting points for vulnerable and nonvulnerable sides and considering slam prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
King
W C T U Meeting Convenes Friday At First Baptist Church
Mrs. C F Shafer opened the W C T U gathering at the First Baptist Church on Friday night and read an article from The Voice by Joe Elmer Morgan. Ralph Redinger stressed patience in pursuing what is right as the group discussed temperance goals and war against alcohol slavery. A piano solo by Helen Virginia Tedinger closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Shafer
the Voice
Joe Elmer Morgan
Woman's Christian Tempeancs Union
First Baptist Church
Prizas
America
Shafer
Ralph Redinger
Helen Virginia Tedinger
Wanted Hear Better With Simple Home Test Ear Drops
Advertisement urges hard of hearing men and women to try a urine based home method to improve hearing. It promises a money back guarantee if the test does not improve hearing and promotes urine ear drops sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
Religion and Democracy and Poems by Mrs Knotts
A report notes Mrs P W Knotts presenting Religion and Democracy along with two poems Cost of Alcohol and Temperance in America. The event foregrounds moral reform themes and temperance advocacy through poetry and prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Knotts
America
As Conducted
Mrs. R. Redinger Elected Leader of Local Missionary Group
Mrs Ralph Redinger of Dewey avenue was chosen to lead the Woman s Missionary association of the United Brethren church at its annual election held Friday night. Other officers named include Mrs Linn Norman vice president Mary Huall secretary of stewardship Nellie Stillwell secretary of literature and Mrs Carl Sinsel secretary of thank offer. More than 158000 adults served as volunteer Girl Scout troop leaders in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Redinger
Dewey
Avenue
Harold Knight
Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Linn Norman
Mary Huaill
Nellie Stillwell
Carl Sinsel
B. F. Poe
Lois Lavader
Helen Virginia Redinger
Barnett’s Creek Mission
Harold Haight
Redinger
Iva Goff
Knight
Association
Parkersburg
Wartime Garden Plans Amid Rationing 1944
Nutrition notes urge planning the Victory Garden for 1944 with seeds chosen for quality yield and disease resistance. Plan small, frequent plantings and use plant foods wisely. No-Ration meals offer cabbage, beans, and fish chowder for a wartime menu, plus suggested breakfasts and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vianna D
Ramblett
Victory Garden
Pattern 9117 Apron for Bride May Be Made in Color
Advertisement for Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book offering Pattern 9117 an apron design with initials alphabet and color options. Sizes Small to Large require one yard of 35 inch fabric. Order details include payment of sixteen cents and pattern book ten cents. Address provided for pattern dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady K.P
Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
St Pauls Circle Session At Mrs Hall Home
St Pauls Circle No 1 of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs T S Hall on Gay Street with seven members and two guests. Mrs Glen Harman led the program New Voices, assisted by Mrs James Parkhill and Mrs Mabel McDowell. Mrs Fred Robinson conducted devotionals. Next meeting will be at Mrs Leota Hart sook on Maple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Jhhe
St. Paul's Methodist Church
T. S. Hall
Gay Street
Glen Harman
James Parkhill
Mabel McDowell
Fred Robinson
Leota Hartsook
Maple Avenue
Mrs Mae Reed Hosts R T 8 Sunday School Class
The R T 8 Sunday School class of First Baptist met at Mrs Mae Reed 135 East Knotts Ave for a regular monthly session. Oma Fornash led devotionals with Ada Reese. Virginia Rogers presided. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co host Virginia Reed to Beulah Jones Virginia Rogers Oma Fornash Ada Reese Lillie Adlington Edna Defenbaugh Pauline Williamson Mamie Williamson Ruth Held. The first meeting is set for April 13 at the church with a half pound party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mae Reed
East Knotts Avenue
Oma Fornash
Ada Reese
Virginia Rogers
Virginia Reed
Beulah Jones
Lillie Adlington
Edna Defenbaugh
Pauline Williamson
Mamie Williamson
Ruth Held
Frey Family Return From Ohio Visit
Mr and Mrs William J Frey II and son Billy Jim return to Wichita Kansas after a month visiting relatives in Mannington Wheeling and Alliance Ohio He received a months sick leave for consultation and treatment at an eastern silicosis clinic He has worked for Cessna and Boeing on flying fortresses and Super Bombers Also Mrs Carl The of Keyser returns home after visiting her sister Mrs Fred Grinnan Warder avenue with niece Miss Margaret Grinnan Weekend visitors include Lefty Hopkins of Fairmont and Miss Ann Newham of West Virginia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
William J. Frey II
Billy Jim
Wichita
Mannington Wheeling
Alliance
Ohio
Frey
Cessna
Boeing Aircraft Company
Keyser
Carl the
Fred Grinnan
Warder ‘Avenue
Margaret Grinnan
Undiscovered Voice Of America Contest Winners Named
Area winners names Nelle Stuart Foster of Norwood Cincinnati Marveen Katherine Blaney of Lancaster Ohio Virginia Howe of Dayton Ohio and Lalice Fore of Morrow Ohio were shown as finalists in the General Electric Hour of Charm nationwide contest. Final auditions begin March 19 on WLW Cincinnati with program air Sundays at 9 p m CWT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
WLW
Cincinnati
Nelle Stuart Foster
Norwood
Marveen Katherine Blaney
Lancaster
Ohio
Virginia Howe
Dayton
Lalice Fore
Morrow
Major Surgery At City Hospital Highlights Local Patients
Lucille Wilson of Route 2 and Mrs Leo Sayres of 1122 West Main Street underwent major surgery at City hospital this morning. Discharges included Mrs Howard Hostler 223 Thayer Street Mrs Ed ward Ewers 432 Maple Avenir and Tillie Deegan 501 West Main Street over the weekend. In Myers Clinic Mrs Sheds Bolyard of Ona Street entered Myers Clinic at Philippi today for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Wilson
Route 2
Leo Sayres
West Main Street
City Hospital
Howard Hostler
Thayer Street
Edward Ewers
Maple _avenir
Tillie Deegan
Myers Clinic
Sheds Bolyard
Ona Street
Myers’ Clinic
Philippi
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Viola Brown
Wilbur W. Fauley
Ala
Ruth Burge
Nelle Price
Weston
Lonnie B. Todd
Barclay
Barclay Authority On
Wal
North 1
Next Features Syndicate, Inc
Edith Head
Four Sisters
Paramount
Betty Hutton
Betty
W.C.T.U
C.F. Shafer
Imite
Mrs
0. F Uhl
Dawson Mims
St. Paul’s Circle
Mrs. W. J. Frey
Mannington
McGraw Avenue
Lefty” Hopkins
Paul Defenbaugh
Ann Newham
West Virginia University
Fred Haymond
Girl Scouts
Grocers
Grafton Baking Co
SdMyis Sanos
Voice of America
Nelle
Stuart Foster
Marveen
K. Blaney
Alice
Women’s Army Corps
U.S. Army
Adjutant General
Washington
D. C
U.S. Employment Service
WAC
ARMY
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