Weekly Sewing Club Celebrates Eighteenth Anniversary
The Weekly Sewing Club marked its 18th anniversary with a Saturday evening covered dish supper at Mrs. T. C. Gouga's West Washington home. Officers were reelected: President Elizabeth McFarland, Vice President Mary Paugh, Secretary T. C. Gough, and Reporter W. P. Clark. Six new members joined: Anna Hebb, Ruth Barlow, Ada Haller, Lola Wagner, Ida Shingleton, Myrtle Ridenour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Gouga
West Washington Street
Elizabeth McFarland
Mary Paugh
T. C. Gough
W. P. Clark
Anna Hebb
Ruth Barlow
Ada Haller
Lola Wagner
Ida Shingleton
Myrtle Ridenour
Margaret Shalvan
Edna Poline
Idella Carroll
Ruby Carroll
Pearl Hussion
Helen McDaniel
Marion Gough
T. .C. Gough
Ex King and Jester at Banshees Onion Recipe Notes
The excerpt discusses culinary terms and fat content in dairy and onions used in roasting. It notes that cream labeled light or coffee cream typically has 18 to 20 percent fat while heavy cream ranges from 36 to 40 percent fat. It mentions preparing onion or garlic before roasting for several hours.
Quota Names Delegates To International Meeting
The Grafton Quota club selected Miss Margaret Byers and Mrs. 71. K. Debendorfer as delegates to the upcoming international Quota convention at Mackinac Island Michigan June 15 18 with alternates Dorothy Hood Geneva Hilkey Florence Wilkinson Virginia Hanway. Byers also to attend the Presidents conference in Charleston. New officers and committees for the year were named including Grace Marie Bartlett birth day party chair and Genevieve Murphy bond sales chair with extensive club governance and community service designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Quota Club
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Marget Byers
71. K. Debendorfer
Dorothy Hood
Geneva Hilkey
Florence Wilkinson
Virginia Hanway
Grace Marie Bartlett
Genevieve Murphy
Catherine Hawkins
Rhea Fisher
Boad of Trade
Club
Board of Trade
Roberta Chenoweth
Gertrude Shaw
Mildred Deben
Darter
Mildred Skaggs
Sally Myers
Kathleen
White Rose Grove To Entertain At District Meeting
White Rose Grove No 2 of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle hosts a district convention at the Grafton Hotel on Thursday May 4 starting at 6 30 p m Mrs Pauline Keener chairs arrangements and Mrs Louise Arble heads the food committee Ritualistic work will be presented with state officers in offices and degree teams from Philippi Fairmont and Grafton will participate The dinner is for members only
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White Rose Grove No
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
Grafton Hotel
Pauline Keener
Louise Arble
Phlippi
Fairmont
Grafton
Charles C. Larue
Pruntytown
Mrs McWilliams Hosts Friends Evening Social
Mrs Pauline McWilliams entertained a group of friends with games contests and social chat on Friday. Mrs Mildred Cleaven ger won the top score in a guessing contest and received a gift. Guests included Mrs Carmen Waugh and many family members and neighbors as listed in attendance.
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Pearl Felton Webster
Pauline McWilliams
Mildred Cleavenger
Carmen Waugh
Rebcca Neal
Mildred Mc
Local P T A Meeting Sets May 3 at School House
Mrs Cora Gull president of the local Parent Teachers Association announces the regular monthly meeting at the school house tomorrow evening May 3 All patrons are urged to attend and help finalize plans for the spring festival at the same venue Friday May 5 Foods including home made ice cream cakes pies and other items will be served along with bingo games fish ponds and ice walks The public is invited to attend the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Gull
Parent‘Teachers Association
Mothers Day program planning at Methodist church
The planning meeting for the Mothers Day program will be held at the Methodist church on Friday evening May 5 at 6 30 p m The group will finalize plans for the day and announce the full afternoon program which includes an address by Bishop Wicke resident bishop of the West Virginia Methodist conference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Wicke
West Virginia Methodist Conference
Lieutenant Colebank Stationed in Germany With U.S. Army
Lieutenant Albert E. Colebank son of Mr and Mrs W A Colebank of Kirby street is stationed with the American occupation forces in Nurnberg Germany in the 1st division 16th infantry United States Army His wife and children visit his parents until he is settled Pamela Sue nine weeks old was too young to travel when her father left.
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Germany
Albert E. Colebank
W. A. Colebank
Kirby Street
Nurnberg
16Th Infantry
United States Army
Calendar of church group meetings in West Main area
May events list several church activities including the Womens Society of Christian Service at West Main Street Methodist Church meeting at 7 30 p m with Mrs C W Phillips and Mrs Nathan Henderson as hostesses. UOB class of Blueville Methodist meets 1 30 p m at Mrs Mary Carruthers home. Judson Mission Society plans a Mother Daughter banquet at First Baptist Church 6 30 p m reserve 1442 J. Circle 4 W S CS St Pauls Methodist meets 2 p m at Mrs Edgar M Poe’s Graf ton Morgantown road. Circle 2 W S CS St Pauls Methodist meets 1 30 p m at 259 Ross Street. May 4 Ladies Aid Society details follow.
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Womens Society of Christian Service
West Main Street
St. Paul's
James C. Paige
Ross Street
Ladies Aid Society
Community church groups schedule May meetings
The Women's Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran and multiple church and fraternal groups announce May gatherings. Events include joint meetings at Mrs. Janie Wright’s home May 4, Mountaineer Council No. 44 May 4, Past Matrons and Patrons Association May 4, St John’s Circle No. 2 May 5, Ladies of the Grand Army May 8, Woman's Hospital Auxiliary May 8, B and O Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary May 8, Young Adult class at First Baptist May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missionary Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Janie Wright
West Main Street
Mountaineer Council
United American Mechanics
Daughters of America
East Main Street
Patrons Association
O. E
Masonic Hall
Circle No. 2
St. John's Methodist Church
B. and O. Veterans
Clara Fawyer
D. of A
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Whitescaver names alternates for county assembly
The article notes Edward Whitescarver and Ronald Knotts named as alternates for the county assembly at Clarksburg. Nellie Cook is named delegate to the National Education Association convention in St. Louis July 3 to 7, with Rena Goodwin as alternate. The meeting opened with group singing led by Roberta Chenoweth, invocation by Florence Wilkinson, and financial reports read by Muriel Holt in John Pollard's absence. Grafton Junior High chorus, led by Miss Staley with Miss Charlotte Ann Stilwell at piano, performed three choral pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation Assembly
Clarksburg
Edward Whitescarver
Ronald Knotts
Nellie Cook
National Education Association
St. Louis
Rena Goodwin
Roberta Chenoweth
Florence Wilkinson
Muriel Holt
John Pollard
Grafton Junior High School
Miss Staley
Charlotte Ann Stilwell
Labor Details And Court Dates On Municipal Bond
Labor notes state three men were released on 500 dollar bonds each. Slack faces municipal court today while Carter and Miller are scheduled to appear before Magistrate Forrest Levy next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slack
Carter
Miller
Forrest Levy
Incinerator bids contrast steel versus masonry stacks
City officials compare a 48 ton incinerator with a steel stack to Morse Bolger’s 30 ton unit with a masonry stack. Prices hover around 19 000 to 20 000 dollars as site work begins and bids near opening for construction within days. Councilmen report the Chicago firm’s unit is 48 tons and 20 000 dollars, Morse Bolger’s 30 ton unit about 19 000 dollars. Construction to start within two weeks, with details to be finalized soon.
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Goder
Morse-Bolger
Council
Chicago
Russell Dotson
Lindsay Mahaffey
Ntt
State Road Commission
Certavin Claims Relief From Gas Misery After Meals
A Grafton man reports severe gas pains after every meal but praises Certavin for moving inches of bloating from his stomach. The medicine, taken before meals, supposedly aids digestion with ten herbs, vitamin B, and iron to calm nerves and enrich blood.
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