Naomi M Williams Feted On Birthday
Naomi M Williams received a surprise party at Thelma Pifer's Robley Street home for her eighteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and gifts, followed by refreshments for Veda Jeffries Marion Iies Cora Hartman Betty Pifer Patty Delaney Bonnie Butcher Charlotte Smith Betty Hawkins Patty Pappalardo Harold Fortney Fred Roach Ronald McWilliams Davie Woodyard Paul Gough Donald Mason Homer Buday Billie and Viny Jeffries and hosts Thelma and Naomi Pifer.
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Naomi P4cWilliams
Thelma Pifer
Robley Street
Veda Jeffries
Marion Iies
Cora Hartman
Betty Pifer
Patty Delaney
Bonnie Butcher
Charlotte Smith
Betty Hawkins
Patty Pappalardo
Harold Fortney
Fred Roach
Ronald McWilliams
Davie Woodyard
Paul Gough
Donald Mason
Homer
Buday
Billie
Viny Jeffries
Lawrence Pifer
Carroll Pifer
Miss McWilliams
Miss Pifer
Mrs Todd Named DAR Delegate To Continental Congress
Mrs George Todd was chosen as a delegate to the Continental Congress meeting in Washington DC in April by the Elizabeth Cummins Jackson Chapter DAR. The group met at Mrs J E Rupert’s home on Beech street Tuesday evening with Barbara Cather delivering the president general’s March message and refreshments served to members present.
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George Todd
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
D.A.R
J. E. Rupert
Beech Street
Barbara Cather
Camps Discussed By 4-H Leaders
Miss Laila Lingamfelter chaired Taylor County 4-H Leaders meeting where summer camps for 4-H boys and girls were planned. A social gathering for leaders was set for April 22, with attendees including Ellen Jane Wiseman, Kathleen Watkins, Mary V. Smith, Betty Gull, Lucille Henderson, Smallwood, Lingamfelter, and County Agent Ben Fike.
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Laila Lingamfelter
Taylor County
Ellen
Jane Wiseman
Katheen Watkins
Mary V. Smith
Betty Gull
Ellen Jane Wiseman
Lucille Henderson
Smallwood
Lingamfelter
Ben Fike
March 24 26 Local Club Meetings State News
Eons Coming Events lists multiple March meetings across Blueville Morgantown and local venues. Groups include Mountaineer Council No 44 junior order, Delta Nu Chapter Tau Phi Lambda, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, Friendship Bible Club First Church of Christ, Protected Home Circle, Nurses Association District 5, Lindy Club, Hec-Alums, Quota Club and VFW auxiliary. Details include times, locations and social duties.
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United American Mechanics
V. F. W. Hall
East Main Street
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Thelma
de Mogs
Blueville
Ellen Tingler
Beulah Rogers
Martha Soles
Marian Gough
Friendship Bible
First Church of Christ
Protected Home Circle
V.P.W
Susan B. Cook
Nurses Association
Morgan
Morgantown
Lindy Club
Ruby Carroll
Addison Street
Hec-Alums
Louise Collins
West Main Street
Quota Club
Grafton
Woman's Club and Youth Council Meeting Notices
March 23 Youth Planning Council meets at 8 30 p m in Andrews Methodist church parlor. March 28 monthly meeting and officer elections at 7 30 p m all members urged to attend. Hobby and fine art show at Grafton Junior High 8 00 to 11 00 p m public invited.
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Woman's Club Hobby
Grafton Junior High School
Youth Planning Council
Andrews Methodist Church
4-H Club Changes Meeting Schedule To Third Fridays
Sunny 4-H Club shifted its monthly meeting from Wednesday to the third Friday. The session at the school covered routine business with president Wilma Poe presiding. Attendees included Myrtiz Lough David Lough Edward Lough Kenneth Lough Virginia Lough Howard Moran Steven Por Carl Stevenski Mary Stevenski Wilma Poe and leader Mrs Betty Gull along with visitors Walden Allen and Dick Ferguson.
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Wilma Poe
Myrtiz Lough
David Lough
Edward Lough
Kenneth Lough
Virginia Lough
Howard Moran
Steven Por
Carl Stevenski
Mary Stevenski
Betty Gull
Walden Alien
Dick Ferguson
Mrs J Ray Keener Hosts Naomi Class Tea
Mrs J Ray Keener entertained the Naomi class of West Main Street Methodist Church with a tea at her Country Club road home. The social hour featured conversation and sewing, followed by a luncheon served by the hostess and her daughter Mary Margaret to a group including Mrs Victor Rogers Mrs Hubert Moore Mrs George Coulson Mrs Gordon Withers Mrs John Warne Mrs Tom Goff Mrs C W Phillips and Mrs C W Wells.
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J. Ray Keener
Naomi
West Main Street Methodist Church
Country Club Road
Ketner
Mary Margaret
Victor Rogers
Hubert Moore
George Coulson
Gordon Withers
John Warne
Tom Goff
C. W. Phillips
C. W. Wells
Train crewman killed in wreck continues reported page one
A passenger train wreck left the engineer dead the fireman seriously injured and the conductor slightly hurt. Passengers were taken to Jesup hospital for examination.
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Jesup Hospital
Philathea Class Names Officers at First Baptist Church
Officers for the coming year were chosen by the Philathea class at the First Baptist church meeting Tuesday evening. President Virginia Knight, vice president Mary Bennett, corresponding secretary Mary McCord, secretary Clare Manear, treasurer B. F. Harter, and teacher Elsie Hardie were elected. Fifteen members attended the half-pound party session, hosted by Mary Bennett A. D. Hoyatter and Lillie Daugharty.
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First Baptist Church
Mary Bennett
Virginia Knight
Mary McCord
Clare Manear
B. F. Harter
Elsie Hardie
A. D. Hoyatter
Lillie Daugharty
Oscar contenders mix on list for best actor and actress
The 21st annual Academy Awards nominees include Montgomery Clift Dan Dailey Clifton Webb for best actor and Ingrid Bergman Irene Dunne Barbara Stanwyck plus others for best actress. Olivier eyed again after Henry V but ceremony remains modest in the academy theater with a 90 minute program.
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Eunuzuea
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Johnny Belinda
Olivier and Ayres
Montgomery Clift
Dan Dailey
Clifton Webb
Olivier
Miss Wyman
Miss DeHavilland
Ingrid Bergman
Joan of Arc
Irene Dunne
Barbara Stanwyck
Academy
Mine Department invites Friday meeting attendees
The Mine Department issue calls for urgent attendance at a Friday meeting. John Bradford announces as assistant division superintendent. Attendees include Klauenberg Bradford Nichols Wells White Stimson Lindsay and others from Buckhannon Clarksburg Grafton joining a safety meeting in Baltimore earlier this week. Colonel Roy B. White is noted.
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Page Ober Shannon
Fairmont
Gassaway
Cowen
John Bradford
Klauenberg
Bradford
L. Nichols
Buckhannon
H. Wells
Clarksburg
S. White
Stimson
H. H. Lindsay
Grafton
Baltimore
Roy B. White
Opera trip for local ladies to La Traviata
Brief item notes Miss Ruth Bat sten Miss Nancy Anne Staley Miss Batten Jane Wiseman and Miss Hazel Cole traveled to Fairmont last evening to see La Traviata by the Boston Grand Opera company at West Fairmont High School. Returns to Baltimore Bartlett attends uncle’s funeral and returns home. New arrival a son born at St Joseph's Lorain named Charles Darrell Jr. Hospital news lists admissions and discharges plus a safety meeting at B and O Railroad offices.
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Ruth Batsten
Nancy Anne Staley
Miss Batten
Jane Wiseman
Hazel Cole
Fairmont F
Boston Grand Opera Company
West Fairmont High School
Charles D. Simpson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Ohio
Charles Darrell, Jr
Simpson
Peggy Lymer
Webster Simpson
Webster
Georgia Lymer
City
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