Society and Club Activity Notes
Society and club activity summaries from the period show routine gatherings and social events. A general report highlights engagements, announcements, and member news among local organizations and groups.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1946
Page
3
Society and club activity summaries from the period show routine gatherings and social events. A general report highlights engagements, announcements, and member news among local organizations and groups.
Miss Pauline Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Jones of Philippi and James D Hulley son of Mr and Mrs John Hulley of 37 St Charles street were married April 30 in the parsonage of the Baptist church Oakland Maryland with Rev Johnson officiating in a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a powder blue dress and white accessories. Her corsage was white rosebuds. Maid of honor was Mary Jo Hulley sister of the groom in a tan suit with yellow rosebuds. Best man was Theodore Shingleton. James Bloom attended. Mrs Hulley is a Philippi High graduate and Alderson Broaddus College student. Hulley attended Grafton Senior High and served in the U S Army for three years. He now works for Carr China company. They will live in Grafton.
The past matrons and past patrons association of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple last evening at 8. Mrs. Florence Wilkinson presided. The program included Sugar and Spice by Mildred Haddox, directed by Etta Prancis, with cast Doris Ann Harrison Norma Walls Polly Davis Gene Headley and Freddie Shafferman. Nancy Ann Staley led all state chorus quartet Connie Seymour Betty Craft Richard Ward and Bob Leonard, and Mary Virginia Monroe played a piano solo. Refreshments followed.
Mrs. C V Miller hosted a meeting at Walnut Street as DAR delegates Jed Robinson regent and Florence Wilkinson prepared to attend the National Congress in Atlantic City New Jersey May 16 to 23. Barbara Cather read the national president message and Grace Wolfe spoke on The Young and Fair of Mt Vernon.
May events list gatherings at Brownlow Park home of Mrs Eleanor Henry at 7 30 p m for HEC Alums Quota Club meets at the Belvedere at 6 15 p m for a business session and officer report Ladies Auxiliary Post VFW to convene in lodge home at 8 00 p m all members urged to attend The WMC of First Brethren Church meets May 22 at Mrs Paul Rogers Bluemont Street for a group gathering.
The FFA federation banquet and business session took place in Cameron West Virginia at the Christian church on April 26 at 7:00 p m. Officers elected included ident Paul Harnis of Cameron vice president Wilford Martin of Morgantown secretary Joseph Warder of Grafton treasurer Andy Gole of University High reporter Grant Kuhn of Cameron parliamentarian John Bower of Cameron watchdog Archie Campbell of Morgantown and advisor Roy B Brown of Cameron. Local FFA members and advisers attended including F Waggoner sab advisor Andy Phips Glenn Watkins Richard Nealey Lawrence Satterfield Billy Weston Ray McVicker and Joe Warder. A banquet was served to members by the ladies of the Christian church of Cameron.
Miss Doris Dunham of Route 2 Grafton and a 13 member team represented Clarksburg’s West Virginia Business College in The Business Education World International Bookkeeping contest in New York City. The Clarksburg team placed third and Dunham earns a Superior Merit Certificate and a Gold Pin. Dunham, a Grafton Senior High School graduate, was active in Girl Reserves Hee Tecks and the National Honor Society.
The Monongahela Valley Shrine club from Morgantown and the Upper Monongahela Valley Shrine club from Fairmont plan a Belvedere club banquet at 6 30 p m with about 125 reservations. O J F Fleming Charles E Smith and Albert M Six will attend as past potentates and Osiris Temple officials will install officers after the banquet.
Sergeant John R. Miller, son of Mrs. Marie B. Miller of Ross Street, left Manila aboard the General Pope on March 23 and is expected to reach the United States by month end. He served two years and ten months in the Army, with overseas duty for most of that time, and will be discharged in early June.
The coal shortage cripples Illinois Steel and Carnegie-Illinois, idling thousands of workers as 69,000 in coal-related plants face layoffs. Officials warn up to 60 percent of Kentucky factories may shut in 10 days, while U S Steel loses pay and workers’ livelihoods rise with ongoing AFL United Mine Workers action and Progressive miners strikes. A broad embargo on freight and reduced rail passenger service aims to curb coal use, impacting oil-burning lines as well.
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