Endeavor Staff Holds Monthly Executive Meet
State Christian Endeavor Union officers met at Miss Maxine Sisler and discussed plans for the state convention in Moundsville June 11 to 14 and arrangements for the tri state regional conference in Martinsburg May 3 to 5. Officers present included Rev Fields Miss Mary Jackson O R McElwain Miss Lucille Thrasher Miss Pearl Felton James Bissett Miss Iva Lambert and Miss Thelma Crowe. A social period followed with refreshments. The next meeting is May 25 at the Gore hotel in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Christian Endeavor Union
Maxine Sisler
Taylor County Union
West Washington Street
Allen
Fields
New Cumberland
Moundsville
Martinsburg
Mary B. Jackson
Jane Lew
O. R. McElwain
Clarksburg
Lucille Thrasher
Pearl Felton
James Bissett
Iva Lambert
Thelma Crowe
Gore Hotel
Officers Chosen By Church Meeting for Young Adults
The First Presbyterian church Young Adults class elected officers with Mrs. Harry Shaw becoming president and Miss Virginis McDaniel as secretary treasurer at a church meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins. Rev F J Turvander attended along with several class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Collins
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Shaw
Virginis McDaniel
Dana Barker
Collins
F.J. Turvander
Esther McBee
Ann Radekin
Virginia McDaniel
Helen Lee Mantz
Jamties A. Mantz
Sewing Club Meeting At Mrs Evans Home
On Tuesday evening Mrs John H Evans hosted the sewing club at West Main street. The gathering featured sewing and chatter with a later entertaining buffet lunch for members including Beulah Bailey Pauline Sapp Sarah Sayre Gladys McDaniel Catherine Leach Edith Anderson and guests Mrs Orville Kinsey Charlene Evans. Next meeting set for May 7 at Mrs Harry Grenwald Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Evans
West Main Street
Beulah Bailey
Pauline Sapp
Sarah Sayre
Gladys McDaniel
Catherine Leach
Edith Anderson
Albert Willis
Alfred Newton
Harry Greenwald
Robert Arble
Orville Kinsey
Charlene Evans
Harry Grenwald
Lincoln Street
May 2 7:30 p.m. meetings listed across Andrews groups
A series of May events includes Andrews Women's Foreign Missionary Society at 7 30 p m at Mrs J A Sinclair 249 High Street. Busin ess Girls Mother Daughter banquet at Cozy Rest with Miss Mary Jo Rauscher and Miss Martha Powell hosting. Inter denominational May covered dish luncheon at 1 p m at First Christian church. Woman's Aid Society of United Brethren church at 7 30 p m in King's Daughters classroom. Circle No 1 St John's Methodist at 7 30 p m at Mrs Fred Floyd's home Ty gart Dam. Regular meeting of Womens Division Republican Club Taylor County at 8 p m in K P hall with Mrs Mary Tidwell guest speaker. Weekley Sewing Club anniversary dinner at 6 p m at Emma Rockwell's Route 50 home. May Day program of Women's Christian Temperance Union at 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church. meeting moved up from May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Women's Foreign Missionary Society
J. A. Sinclair
High Street
Busines
Mary Jo Rauscher
Martha Powell
First Christian Church
Woman
Mary Tidwell
Fairmont
State Federation of Republican Clubs
Weekley Sewing Club
Emma Rockwell
Route 50
Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Ladies Breakfast At Andrews Methodist Church Home
An 11 o'clock May day breakfast for members of the Woman's club of Andrews Methodist church was a social event at the home of Mrs. E. H. Me Dargh on Maple Avenue. Five tables served about twenty ladies, with a color coordinated setup. President Mrs. Charles Carpenter led plans for a luncheon for Grafton's Woman's club on May 21, with numerous members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Andrews Methodist Church
E. H. Me
Maple Avenue
Charles Carpenter
Grafton’s
Woman's Club
Carpenter
Paul Warden
L. L. Painter
Lloyd Plum
A. W. Dean
Stuart Whiting
E. J. Clapton
John Edwards
G. T. Vance
George Welch
John Newman
Theodore Patton
Clyde Gilbert
J. A. Sinclair
Harry White
Carroll Hawkins
Paul Laign
Norman Core
Lula Farris
McDargh
Adla Promises Relief for Stomach Distress
A customer named C.S. Gross reports severe stomach distress but says Adla tablets relieved pains and allowed eating freely. The ad invites readers to try Adla for excess stomach acidity with a money back guarantee from Union Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Gross
Union Drug CO
Embroidered Kitchen Set Pattern 6634 by Alice Brooks
Attractive kitchen towels offered for embroidery in simple stitches. Pattern 6634 includes transfer motifs of six designs with color schemes and stitch illustrations. Send ten cents to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept to obtain the pattern by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Mrs Crouser Chosen Head Of Woodmen Circle
Ruth Crouser was elected president of White Rose Grove No 2 Woodmen Circle at a Redmen's hall meeting. Edna B Maloney presided. Officers include Pauline Keener vice president Daisy Dotson advisor Emma Fowler chaplain Maggie Parkhill attendant Grace Marie Bartlett attendant Margaret Batson secretary Edna B Maloney banker Erma Moran inner sentinel Eleanor Jacobs captain Mary Goley chairman Amanda Renner Miriam Isner auditors Margaret Batson musician Edna B Maloney reporter Special deputy Faye Littman honored guest. June officer installation planned. District convention reports given by Jacobs Batson Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Crouser
White Rose Grove No. 2
Woodmen Circle
Effie Newton
Redmen’s Hall
Edna B. Maloney
Erma Moran
Inner Sentinel
Eleanor Jacobs
Cap Sentinel
Mary Goley
iMrs
Amanda Renner
Miriam Isner
Margaret Batson
Faye Littman
Albert
Miss Jacobs
Miss Batson
Miss Bartlett
Littman
Kum Bae Class Meeting Led by Jamnita Richards
Kum Bae class of the First Christian church met in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday evening for the regular monthly session presided in the president's absence by Jamnita Richards. Business matters were discussed and refreshments served during a social hour to Mrs. John Reisinger and four guests including Mrs. James Roy Mrs. Oakey Grow Hattie Richards and Betty Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamnita Richards
Kum Bae
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
John Reisinger
James Roy
Oakey Grow
Hattie Richards
Betty Jones
Cheery Aprons Pattern 940 Promises Easy Panel Style
A vintage advertisement touts Pattern 940 for cheerful simple panel aprons in Claire Tilden style. It highlights two center panels on bias, a full cut skirt, roomy pockets, cross-back straps, and two neckline variations A and B with ruffles. sizes small to large. Orders to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tilden
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Local Names Listed Among Community Members
The list includes Evelyn Bunner, Juanita Richards, Helen Kite, Katherine Jones, Dorothy Sway, Maxine Robinson, Marian Grow, Edithmae Wagner, Glen Kann, Clarence Grow and Ralph Murray as named individuals connected to the community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bunner
Juanita Richards
Helen Kite
Katherine Jones
Dorothy Sway
Maxine Robinson
Marian Grow
Edithmae Wagner
Glen Kann
Clarence Grow
Ralph Murray
Big Turnout At Class Gathering at United Brethren Church
Sixteen members and seven guests attended the Phillip Oterbein class meeting at the United Brethren church on Tuesday evening for a covered dish dinner at 6 30. Mrs Mabel Waller led a business session after dinner and several important matters were discussed before the group socialized for the remainder of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Oterbein
United Brethren Church
Mabel Waller
Cherry Blossom Festival Attendees From Grafton
Among the Grafton people at the Washington DC Cherry Blossom Festival last weekend were Carroll Tingler Virgil Norris Brady Carrothers and Wade Furlow. Mrs Ross Wolfe returned to Cumberland Maryland after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Luther Peacock in East Main Street. In Clarksburg on Tuesday Miss Eva Love and Mrs J E Steel visited there. Mrs Dorsey Trimble operated on at 123 East Knotts Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Washington, D. C
Carroll Tingler
Virgil Norris
Brady Carrothers
Wade Furlow
Ross Wolfe
Cumberland, Md
Mrs
Luther Peacock
East Main Street
Clarksburg
Eva Love
J. E. Steel
Dorsey Trimble
East Knotts Avenue
City Hospital Daily Patient Log Note
A surgical patient in City hospital this morning. W G Riggleman of Route 1 Grafton listed as a patient. Mrs Doyle Willes leaves Hospital to Bowlesburg today. Juley Del losa of Newbury discharged Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Riggleman
Grafton
Doyle Willes
Bowlesburg
Juley Dellosa
Newbury
City Hospital
New Dealers Debate Worker Exemptions Amid Proposals
Buck proposed exempting 200000 workers in small farm co operatives that wash dry pack and store produce. Wadsworth urged similar relief for washing navy beans. Two amendments passed tentatively expanding work hours to 2080 per year and letting wage hour chief set piece rates in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Barden amendments to exempt farm processing plants failed for the second time as Senate debate on stopping the foreign silver program continued with a June adjournment forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Rep
Wadsworth
N. Y
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Barden
N. C
Senate
Treasury
Garer
Congress
Reich Gains Continues Cold War Era Gold Struggle
The article notes the Poles smuggling gold out as Nazis seek funds for economic warfare. It questions Germany’s ability to boost gold reserves with only about $650,000 annual production, including $350,000 from Czechoslovakia. British blockade further constricts Reich financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Germany
Czechoslovakia
War impact on Balkan nations and gold reserves
The text notes that larger cuts in the war could draw more Balkan nations into the conflict and bring additional gold reserves into view. It cites Romania with 152 million dollars, Hungary 24 million, Yugoslavia 60 million, and Bulgaria 24 million, though figures trail off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumania
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Sweden's gold assets and wartime exports eyed by league
The League of Nations estimates Turkey's gold stores at 58 million dollars while Sweden faces potential jeopardy to its 258 million reserves if its neutral status shifts. Since the war began Sweden has shipped 170 million in gold to the United States and continues exporting gold for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grebde
Turkey
League of Nations
Sweden
United States
New Spring Mayflower Wall Paper Line
New spring wallpaper selection urged as stock lines up for quick sales. Turner’s store promotes the Mayflower pattern and Searle Woople items with limited prices and available colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oents
Searle
Turner
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Annabel P. Swisher
Endeavor
Sisler
M’dargh Home
Andrews Church Women’s Club
Corpes
Tnc
Mrs. Crouser
Dom
Marinello Beauty Shop
W. Main
Hizzoner
Barking
England
W. H. Howe
Central Press
Penney’s
For All
Familly
Oxfords
Reg. U.S
Towncraft
Sports
Nunes
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