Mothers Day program at Blueville church noted
Ruth Knotts led a Mothers Day themed program for the D. O. B. class of Blueville Methodist at Mary Carruther s home in Singeville with talks by Marilyn Carrothers and others. Refreshments were served as the group met for devotionals and business. The Intermediate Fetterman class held a surprise thirteenth birthday shower for Joan McDaniel with a birthday ice cream social and games after a devotional by C F Hall. Seventeen members and one guest attended. The note ends with a historical aside: the first mechanical refrigerator was patented in 1856, electricity not until after 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Knotts
Blueville Methodist Church
Mary Carruthers
Singe Ville
Velma Linders
Bessie Shafferman
Arah Burner
Elizabeth Bowman
Georgia Hunt
E. L. Arnold
Linders
Marilyn Carrothers
Rosie Shaffterman
Vests
Walter
Rags
Gene Burner
Fetterman Methodists Church
Joan McDaniel
Ralph McDaniel
Joan
C. F. Hall
Women of the Scripturess Book Review At Methodist Society
Mrs Arthur Peters presents a book review titled Women of the Scripturess for the Women's Society of Christian Service at West Main Methodist Tuesday evening. Meeting in the church hall, President Mrs Victor Rogers presided. devotionals led by Mrs Margaret McFarling and Mrs C C Sturm. A Parsonage committee was appointed and one new member joined Mrs Madeline Shingletor. Guests included Miss Madeline Shinsleton Miss Anita Arble and Rev Paul Trimpey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Peters
Women's Society of Christian Service
West Main Methodist Church
Victor Rogers
Margaret McFarling
C. Cc. Sturm
C. W. Phillips
B. Harvey
Nathan
Arthur Pete
Madaline Shinsleton
Anita Arble
Paul Trimpey
May 4 Club Meetings Across Town
Calendar notes multiple May 4 gatherings across towns. The Ladies Society of the B of LF and others meet at D of A hall at 2 p.m. A joint meeting of Ladies Aid and Womens Missionary Societies at St Pauls church home at 8 p.m. Lindy Club gathers at 211 Monroe Street at 8 p.m. St Johns Circle No 1 meets at Mrs Floyds Tygart Dam home for a 6 30 p.m. covered dish. Mountaineer Council No 44 meets at Daughters of America hall East Main at 6 p.m. Past Matrons and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of
B. of LF
D. of A. Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Womens Missionary Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Janie Wright
West Main Street
Lindy Club
Myrtis Ride
O. E
Masonic Hall
Circle No
St. John’s Mother Church
The
SFWC
K. of P. Friendslyy Lodge
Woman's Hospital Auxiliary
B. and O. Veterans
Clara Fawyer
Baltimore
Fidelis Club
Presbyterian Church
Rhea Fisher
A. A
First Baptist Church
Band Boosters
Grafton High School
Circle No. of Andrews Womens Society of Chris
Miss Ethel McCracken Weds Delma Abel in Oakland
Announcement of the March 23 wedding of Miss Ethel Margaret McCracken of Printytown Pike to Delma Lee Abel of Route 4 Valley Falls. Rev Denver C. Pickens officiated at the Oakland Maryland parsonage. Bride wore a beige suit with navy accessories and corsage. The couple will live with Delma’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Margaret McCracken
M. L. McCracken
Printytown Pike
Delma, Lee
Abel
Marion
Route 4
Valley Falls
Methodist Church
Oakland
Maryland
Denver C. Pickens
Howard Bolyard
Grafton
Grafton High School
Hazel Allis Glass Company
The
Glass Company
Episcopal Guild Plans Party May 12
A social event planned is a card party by St. Matthias Episcopal Auxiliary Guild on Friday May 12 at the American Legion Home on McGraw Avenue. Bridge and canasta, 8 p.m. Refreshments, co chairmen Mrs. Marge Penrod Mrs. Mary Duffy and Mrs. Robert Davis. Hostesses listed. Tickets through auxiliary members or call Mrs. Edward Keane. Public welcome. Also Sign Service meets May 9 at Mrs. Clyde W. Ash home. May 9 W S W S aid Mother Daughter banquet May 25 Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda meeting at American Legion home with initiation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthias Episcopal Auxiliary Guild
American Legion
McGraw Avenue
Marge Penrod
Mary Duffy
Robert Davis
James Rinker
W. C. Pembroke
J. H
Clyde W. Ash
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Thelma DeMoss
Ellen Tinster
Gloria Poling
Betty, Linn
Helen Cross
Kathryn Hamilton
John W Snider Heads to Maryland Sons of Civil War Convention
Justice of the peace John W. Snider will depart tonight by bus for a Maryland department Sons of the Union Civil War convention set for Saturday and Sunday May 6 and 7. Mrs. J. J. Proudfoot, formerly Ruth Anne Newhouse, returned to Washington D C after a weekend with her parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Snider
Justice of the Peace
Maryland Department of the Sons of the Union of the Civil War
J. J. Proudfoot
Washington, D.C
Ruth Anne Newhouse
Webster Briefs Recap Visitors and Local Notes
Webster May 4 readers report visitors from Bridgeport Parkersburg Grafton and Cleveland and Fairfield area guests at various homes. Melvin Newton is ill at home with a severe cold. Mrs Mary Simpson shows partial improvement after a week of illness. The piece notes an early television precursor the oscilloscope invented in 1906.
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Methodist Society
Calender
Main Street
Ethel McCracken
Delma Abel
Episcopal Guild
W.M. C
First Brethren Church
St. Charles Street
Penney
Penney's
Gomer
Beailotad
Webster Briefs
Donald Landacre
Bridgeport
Herbert Morgan
Parkersburg
Wilma Evans
Minnie McFarland
Tracy Felton
H. E. McWilliams
Pearl Felton
Simpson Methodist Church
Paul Wolfe
Melvin Newton
Pearl Felton “Webster
Mary Simpson
Preservers
Bluebird Store
Blueville
Bradford's
Pest’s Market
Empire Market
K.om. Orr
L. D. DeLaney Leonard's ‘Market
Sayre's Market
South Side Grocery
Wolfe's Grocery
Sam Veltri's Market
Flemington
Merandi’s
Martin and Monroe
Pruntytown Flesher’s Store
Galloway
Simpson Creek
Collery
Tunnelton Central
Floyd Piam
Halbritter’s