Marriage Announced in Red House and Local Club News
Mrs. Charles D. Powell announces the marriage of her granddaughter Geraldine Mary Powell to Charles Reedy of Philippi in a single ring ceremony at Red House Maryland near Oakland. The bride is daughter of Mrs. John Donlin of Galveston, Texas and the late Ray Powell. The groom is a Philippi high school graduate. They will reside in Grafton after April 1. Local G A and other club events feature state officers from Fаmont, a chicken dinner in VFW Hall, bingo, and a Moose home gathering. The General Woman's Club date was moved to March 20 for a program by Miss Bessie Crystal on Current International Relations. St John’s class elected officers with Dorris Waugh as president and a St Patrick’s themed lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Powell
Market Street
Geraldine Mary
Charles Reedy
Philippi
Red House
Oakland
A. K. Jones
St. John’s Luthern Church
John Donlin
Galveston
Texas
Ray | Powell
St. Augustine's Elemetary School
Philippi High School
Alderson-Broaddus College
C. E. Reedy
Grafton
G. A
State Department
Famont
Rose Parker
State Départment
Lucy Price
Rachel Lambert
Ada Bowers
Jane Caldwell
Seie Ice
Besse Everly
Hazel Riggs
Eldora Tichnor
Besse Lambert
VFW
Moose Home
W. J. Hussion
Betsey Rose Club
General Woman's Club
Fitks
Bessie Crystal
Fairmont State College
Dorris Waugh
St. John’s Methodist Sunday School
G. H. McVicker
East Knotts Avenue
Joan Snyder
Thelma DeMoss
Maxine Rogers
Betty Lou Moore
Amelita Develin
Rose Ann Kaiser
Flora Belle Floyd
Anna _Weese
Community club and church events fill week plan
March social and meeting notices across local clubs. General Woman's Club and Elks home program set for March 20 with Miss Bessie Crystal speaking on current international relations. Quota Club meets at Cozy Best, apron social at First Presbyterian, masquerers meeting postponed, and General Aid Society of Andrews church plans a 7:30 p m gathering in the church school room with group I leading devotionals. Community and Ladies' Aid groups hold all day meetings, bake sale planning, and guest attendees listed. Engagement of Miss Betty King to Carl Guse appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Woman's Club
Elks
Bessie Crystal
Fairmont
Cozy Best
First Presbyterian Church
Recreation Center
General Aid Society of Andrews Church
Haymond Community Club
William Henderson
Grafton-Morgantown
Key to the Hand Three Suits in Bridge Strategy
Barclay explains why a good hand with three suits suggests avoiding no trump. North risks a three hearts bid to set up a potential three no trump, then succeeds with clubs. The article analyzes a sample deal where North-South, vulnerable, reach three hearts and three no trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
North
Father Son Night Promotes Youth Work at West Main
42 attended the Community Brotherhood covered dish dinner at the West Main Street Methodist church hall. George H. Coulson opened with remarks on youth, followed by Rev. E. L. Lowery and Joseph W. Powell. The group agreed to form a Boy Scout unit and donated funds for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Brotherhood of
West Main Street
Methodist Church
George H. Coulson
E. L. Lowery
Taylor County
Joseph W. Powell
Mrs Harold Kramer Returns Home From City Hospital
Mrs Harold Kramer, who has been a surgical patient at City hospital, returned to her Blueville home Saturday. Charles Warder of Fairmont visited his mother, Mrs Hugh Warder, on Maple avenue Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kramer
City Hospital
Blueville
Charles Warder
Fairmont
Hugh Warder
Maple Avenue
Army hunts recruits for pilots in nation wide drive
Washington reports an intensive recruiting campaign to enlist youths for Army aviation training as Congress authorizes over 3000 more warplanes. Five officer groups will visit colleges and universities to recruit June graduates while youths from other sources are enrolled in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Congress
Government training plan to double fighter pilot output
About 4,000 cadets will receive training in government schools to ensure enough pilots for planes ready in two years. The plan expands to roughly 15 civilian flying schools for primary schooling, with final output from Randolph and Kelly fields Texas more than doubling. Cadets will undergo three months at civilian schools, three months at Randolph, and three months at Kelly for polishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Kelly Fields
Texas
Randolph Field
Kelly Field
Change of rents in manslaughter case cited in Wheeling trial
Circuit Judge J J P O'Brien presides as attorney John Howard of Wheeling requests a rent change from Brooke to Hancock county for the trial on a manslaughter charge tied to a child's death in a highway accident last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Marely
J. J. P. O'Brien
Going Places shines at Dixie Theatre with Powell
The Dixie Theatre debuts Going Places a bright ensemble farce with music led by Dick Powell and Anita Louise. Four new Harry Warren Johnny Mercer songs propel the comic pace. Tyrone Power stars in Jesse James praised for its thorough biographical portrayal and Darryl F Zanuck’s praised production leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Theatre
Dick Powell
Anita Louise
Powell
Harry Warren
Brooklyn
Allen Jenkins
Walter Catlett
Harold Huber
Thurston Hall
Jesse James Opens at Strand in Brilliant Technicolor
Strand Theatre presents Jesse James in Technicolor, Darryl F. Zanuck produced epic drama from 20th Century Fox. After two years of research and six months of filming, the film portrays the famed outlaw and the turbulent era he inhabited with sweeping cinematic scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Tyrone Power
Jan Outlaw
Hollywood
Suez
America
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
Strand Theatre
Italian Envoy Arrives in New York for Washington Post
His Excellency Prince Don Ascania Calonna, new Italian ambassador to the United States, is photographed arriving in New York en route to assume his post in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Don Ascania Calonna
United States
New York
Ew Post
Washington
Former Judge Pressley Dallas Mortis Dies at 65
Ex judge Pressley Dallas Mortis, 65, longtime jurist of the Second circuit covering Wetzel Marshall and Tyler counties, died after 16 years on the bench in New Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Martinsville
Pressley Dallas Mortis
Wetzel
Marshall
Tyler
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society Reporter
Betty Jean McVicker
Patricia Ann O'Conner
Flora Riggleman
Florence Watkins
Bertha Montgomery
Emily Poe
Nora Luzather
Lula Wilson
Low Poe
Lula Brown
Nora Poe
Lula Carruthers
Argyle Lucas
Mattie Jacobs
Ruby Thorn
Edna Fast
Virginia Henderson
Edith Sayers
Georgia Hunt
Ella Wood
Arnold Grob
Nina Riggleman
Viola Brown
Ladies’ Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Mable Brown
Don C. Taylor
Stella Knotts
Aid
Business Sesson
Maude Hoban
Lena Garlow
Hazel Norris
Verna Pilson
Betty ‘King
Carl_Guse
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Authority
East
Heart
King Pestuter Syndicate, Inc
Man
Grafton Street
John B. King
Gushman
Wade Gushman
Masontown
Jacobs- Hutchinson Hardware Company
Army Air Corps
Central Press Radiophoto
Adolf Hitler
Prague
Hradschin Castle
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Czechia
Slovakia
Fuehrer
Berlin
Jessie James
Strand
T. W. Heironimus
Big Sister
Nephew
Beth
Anas
Etta Kett
MSS
Minetys
Byles Forgrave
TVE
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Etta
Muggs and
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