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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

3

West Main Choir Debuts At Week of Dedication

West Main Street Methodist church Youth Choir made its debut during Monday evening service tied to the Week of Dedication. Directed by Omar Thompson Jr. the group sang Into the Woods and Are Ye Able, featuring Betty Jo Grimm Marion Pratt Bobby Bolyard Charlene Evans Joan Goff Tommy Goff Rusty Jones Eddie Jones Violet Past Rita Low Phillips Anna Jane Coulson Francis Lowe Vir Bil Rogers Jean Davis Beth Courtney played piano.

West Main Street Methodist Church Omar Thompson, Jr Betty Jo Grimm Marion Pratt Bobby Bolyard Charlene Evans Joan Goff Tommy Goff Rusty Jones Eddie Jones Violet Past Rita Low Phillips Anna Jane Coulson Francis Lowe Vir Bil Rogers Jean Davis Beth Courtney

Home Visitation Planned By Class

Plans were made for a home visitation by the Christian Builders class of the Evangelical United Brethren church. The gathering occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Bartlett on Thayer street with a devotional led by Mrs Bartlett and participants including Mrs William S Travis Reverend Harry Eckles and others. Easter offering goals were discussed during the business session led by Mrs Travis. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Dallas Bruner Blueville Addition. Refreshments were served to guests including Mr and Mrs Albert Deets Wyn S Travis John Grub and family, Reverend and Mrs Eckels and son John, and Mr and Mrs Fred Bartlett and daughter Janet Lee.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Fred Bartlett Thayer Street Bartlett William S. Travis Harry Eckles Albert Deets Travis Dallas Bruner Blueville Addition Wyn. S. Travis John Grub Ronnie Johnnie Vernon Dale Harry Eckels John Janet Lee

Coming Events Schedule for Community Groups

March activities listed include Cub Scouts at St John s Methodist at 8 00 p m Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics at 7 30 p m D A R meeting at Mrs J E Rupert s 22 Beech Street 7 30 p m Ladies Auxiliary to the B of R T at R P hall 7 30 p m Music Department Women s Club at Mrs Paul Malone 751 Maple Avenue 8 00 p m and Tau Phi Lambda Delta Nu Chapter at Miss Thelma De Moss Blueville 8 00 p m Co-hostesses named with photos urged for yearbook. Navy document notes eligibility for Coast Guard cadet appointments.

Cub Scouts St. John's Methodist Church Mountaineer Coun Junior Order United American Mechanics Vf.w. Hall East Main Street J. E. Rupert Beech Sstreet B. of R. T R. of P. Hall Beech Street Women's Club Paul Malone Maple Avenue V. J. McGonagle Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda Supreme Forest Woodmen’ Circle Thelma de Moss Blueville Ellen Tingler Beulah Jones Martha Soles Margaret Sinsel The Womens Club

Mrs Shingleton Named Delegate to West Virginia Conference

Mrs Harry Shingleton was named delegate to the West Virginia conference of the W S C E to be held in Charleston at month end. The St John s Methodist Church Woman s Society of Christian Service met March 15 with a five dollar Red Cross donation approved. A nominating committee was formed and devotional led by Mrs Pred Floyd themed The Steep Ascent of Heaven. Speakers included Mrs Shafer Williams Snyder Robinson Boylan and Shingleton on Human Values in Labor Questions. Refreshments followed for seventeen members and two guests.

Harry Shingleton West Virginia Charleston Woman's ‘Society of Christian Service St.John’s Methodist Church W. C. Grow Red Cross Russell.DeMoss Lillian Marshall Pred Floyd Heaven Ada Snyder Lena Fowell Walter Beall C. F. Shafer W. R. Williams L. G. Robinson Meredith Boylan Nellie Williams

Mrs Wilkinson Reviews Book At Church Supper

Mrs Florence Wilkinson reviewed the final portion of Twilight or Dawn by Frank W Price at a covered dish supper of the missionary society of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs A A Miller led devotions and chose Romans chapter sixteen as Book of the Month. Thirteen members attended with several guests including Reverend Carl Davis and others.

Florence Wilkinson Frank W. Price First Presbyterian Church F. S. Suddarth A. A. Miller

Mrs. Lundy Leads Glade Run Farm Club Meeting

The Glade Run Farm Women's Club met at Mrs. Hersel McCartney's home as Mrs. Alfred Lundy chaired the session with devotionals led by Mrs. Guy-Bawards and Miss Pearl McCartney assisting. Committees were named for next year, a Red Cross contribution approved, and many members attended including Misses Pearl and Wilda McCartney and new members Lorraine McCartney and Forest Edwards Jr, with County Home Demonstration agent present.

Alfred Lundy Glade Run Hersel McCartney Guy-Bawards Pearl McCartney Red Cross Floyd Bolyard Milton Bradies Guy Edwards

Willing Workers 4 H Club Holds Reading Program

The Willing Workers 4 H club met at Haymond school for a program of readings demonstrations and group singing. Dorsey Weaver presided with Eddie Craft Francis Satterfield Naomi Weaver Dottie Lou Weaver and Donna Watkins participating. Nine members and three guests attended with games and refreshments. Lucille Henderson led the meeting.

Willing Workers 4-H Haymond’ School Dorsey Weaver Eddie Craft Francis Satterfield Naomi Weaver Dottie Lou Weaver Donna Watkins Lucille Henderson Eee

Huntington Becomes Large City in Phone System Change

Huntington West Virginia updates its dialing plan as the city shifts from four-digit to five-digit numbers starting June 1 2009. W W Flynn Huntington manager of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co says the change reflects Huntington's growth beyond a small city status and five-digit numbers will become universal within about two years.

Huntington West Virginia W. W. Flynn Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 1 Co

Visits Brother Mr Wirt Gillespie of Uniontown

Brief local notes record Wirt Gillespie of Uniontown visiting his brother W G Gillespie on West Main Street for several days. Other hospital notices list patients admitted or discharged and a family preparing to sail to Germany to join Major Homer Bell Jr. in Weisbaden. Flora Spino and Betty Gene McWilliams visited Woodbine Farm in Philippi.

Wirt Killespie Uniontown Pennsylvania W. G. Gillespie West Main Street Margaret Louise Barcus Greta -Cottirl Helmmond Jean Floyd Lucille Pitman East Main Street Thelman Losh Grafton Louise Miller Newburg Mary Shaffer Albert Sheets Independence Germany Homer C. Bell, Jr Butch Jo Etta Fort Hamilton Brooklyn New York Weisbaden Homer Bell, Jr Bell Ada Burnside Roy Z. Burnside Maple Avenue Charles E. Bell West Boyd Street Bisit Philippi Flora Spino Betty Gene McWillams John Lodge Woodbine Farm

Knottsville 4-H Club Holds Meeting and Talks

Knottsville Excelsior 4-H club hosted talks and demonstrations on projects. Group singing and a short devotional led by Patsy Belle Isner accompanied the meeting attended by Alice Williams Shirley Ford Patsy Belle Isner Lila Jo Dillon Mary Jo Sharp Evelyn Louis Knotts Loney Lee Sharp Eugene Shroyer David Exline Archie Bolyard Junior Brown and Haymond Luzadder.

Knottsville Excelsior Patsy Belle Isner Alice Williams Shirley Ford Lila Jo Dillon Mary Jo Sharp Evelyn Louis Knotts Loney Lee Sharp Eugene Shroyer David Exline Archie Bolyard Junior Brown Haymond Luzadder

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