National Club Leader to Guest at Breakfast in Grafton
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, will visit Grafton from Washington, D. C., on Wednesday for breakfast with local leaders at the home of Mrs. W. A. Beavers on McGraw Avenue. Delegates and club officers will then drive to Morgantown for sessions of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Grafton
Sadie Orr Dunbar
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Washington, D. C
Morgan
West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hotel Morgan
May club meetings and events schedule
A list of local gatherings for May includes the Lindy club meeting at Mrs Effie Jones's High Street home May 6. White Rose Grove No 2 meets 7:30 PM at the K of P hall with state manager Mrs Faye Littman of Albert present. Mother and Daughter banquet of the Business Girls club Thursday at Cozy Rest meeting at 6:30 PM at the post office. Hosts Mrs Glenn Ireland and Miss Mary Stanley. May 8 Ladies Aid of St Pauls Lutheran meets 8 PM at the home of Misses Nettie and Mabel Watkins Maple Avenue. May 13 Cooperative Traffic Program spring meeting of the B and O Railroad at 8 PM in the Moose home with guest speaker Whiting Willims dancing and entertainment.
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Lindy Club
Effie Jones
High Street
White Rose Grove
Woodman Circle
K. of
P. Hall
Faye K. Littman
Albert
May
Business Girls Club
Cozy Rest
Post Office
Glenn Ireland
Mary Stanley
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Nettie
Mabel Watkins
Maple Avenue
Muhlenberg
B. and O. Railroad Company
Moose Home
Whiting Willims
Miss Tucker Honored Guest At Club Parley
Miss Nelle Tucker of this city, district chairman of the Junior department of the North Central District of the West Virginia Federation of Women's clubs shared honors with Mrs. Joseph Rosier of Fairmont at the annual May dinner of the Fairview Junior Woman's club at the Fairview Methodist church last night. Also guest was Mrs. Ward Blaney, past president and treasurer-elect for 1941-42. A yellow and green color scheme and miniature corsage favors framed the event. Miss Mary Sturms presided and introduced Mrs. Rosier who reviewed the book A New England Sampler by Eleanor Farly. Officers for the coming year were elected. "percent" certificates were awarded by Mrs. George McAlphin of Charleston. Other highlights included talks by Mrs. Harvey of Elkins on Cancer Control and Dr. Toole of Marshall College on What Makes a Good Citizen. A formal tea closed the program. Mrs. Betsey Bodkin, unopposed candidate for WV Federation president, delivered the principal address at the Saturday night dinner. Mrs. Patton presided and received a sterling silver chest as a gift from state departments. Delegates reported a beneficial and entertaining weekend.
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Nelle Tucker
North Central
West Virginia
Delmar Yost
Mary Sturms
Rosier
New England
Eleanor Farly
George McAlphin
Charleston
Grafton
Harvey
Elkins
Toole
Marshall College
Betsey Bodkin
The
West Virginia Federation
Knoxville man undergoes major surgery at city hospital
James Luttrell of Knoxville Tennessee brother of Mrs E R Bucklew of Pruntytown road underwent a major operation at the City Hospital this morning. Here Sunday Mr and Mrs Barry Greenfield of Fairmont were visitors in Grafton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Luttrell
Knoxville, Tenn
E. R. Bucklew
Pruntytown Road
City Hospital
Barry Greenfield
Fairmont
Grafton
Delegates Chosen For Quota Convention By Club
Mrs. Rhea H. Fisher and Mrs. Mildred Debendarfer were elected delegates to the International quota convention at Lake Placid New York in June 1921 at Cozy Rest. Alternates named were Donna Ryan Ida B Dorsey Marguerite Thayer Maude Bush Sarah Sayres and Dora Staton. The session heard reports on the club service program and a Washington Pennsylvania meeting. Intercity meetings at Fairmont and Morgantown May 10 11 were discussed with Clara Mason of Fargo North Dakota as guest of honor. Plans were made for the May 19 dinner meeting when the Crime Prevention Committee will present its program.
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Rhea H. Fisher
West Virginia
Mildred Debendarfer
Lake Placid
N. Y
Cozy Rest
Donna Ryan
Ida B. Dorsey
Marguerite Thayer
Maude Bush
Sarah Sayres
Dora Staton
Debendarfer
Florence Wilkinson
United States Seizes Russian Goods for Caribbean Bases
U S government has taken control of substantial Russian machinery paid for by Moscow and intended for construction of air and naval bases in Panama, Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean. Three main reasons cited include U S push to maximize week-long machine tool use, the Russo Japanese neutrality pact, and Russia's erratic war stance. Re export bans and assurances from the Soviet ambassador are noted amid Welles Oumansky discussions.
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United States
Russia
Panama
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Office of Production Management
Pravda
Communist Party
Germany
Aso
Welles
McGinnis Approval For U S Marshal Post West Virginia
The Senate judiciary committee approved the nomination of William Holroyd McGinnis of Beckley to be U S marshal for the southern West Virginia district succeeding George Alderson who resigned to become state tax commissioner. The confirmation comes after a trial opinion discussed three contentions about a Communist petition case and held that one misstatement charge was not properly supported by the evidence.
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Wheeler
Communist Party
James W. Ford
Beckley
M’ginnis
Washington
William Holroyd McGinnis
U .S
West Virginia
George Alderson
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Grafton Junior Four-H Club Meets At Beagle Home
The Grafton Junior 4 H Club held a Saturday gathering at Aldene Beagle's Pruntytown road home. After opening with a devotion by Eleanor Bailey and the pledge, Nancy Nuzum and Aldene Beagle demonstrated muffin making. Miriam Friedman spoke on Mother, games and group singing followed, with plans for a future Weiners roast at Mrs. Bruce Bumgardner's home and photos by guest Mrs. Dorsey Cole.
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Grafton
Aldene Beagle
Pruntytown Road
Miriam Friedman
Eleanor Bailey
Nancy Nuzum
Weiner Rgast
Bruce Bumgardner
Dorsey Cole
Beagle
Peggy Hamner
Loris Ann Harrison
Betty Ann Cole
Jane Chrislip
Thelma Reese
Barbara Powell
Anne Vance
Jean Blackman
Joan Blackman
Ruth| Marie Bumgardner
Geraldine Dowell
Betty Flesher
Annetia Frey
Mary Louise Haskins
Nancys Nizani
Richardean Parkhilil
Meeting Scheduled at Betty Purinton’s Home
Norma Lee Parkhill Betty Purinton and Hazel Jean Stillwell plan the next gathering for June 7 at Betty Purinton’s home above the Tygart dam. The notice lists attendees and the date and place of the meeting.
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Norma Lee Parkhill
Betty Purinton
Hazel Jean Stillwell
Tygart Dam
Former Grafton Girl Weds in Charleston Capital City
Miss Jean Linwood Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter L Cook now of Charlest on wed G Brooks Luzader son of Mr and Mrs E A Luzader of Salem at Baptist temple in Charleston. Rev Strother A Campbell officiated with Robert Barr as soloist and Mrs William O Ziebold at the organ. The couple left for an eastern honeymoon after a breakfast at the Wren's Nest. They will reside at 1193% Hickory Road Charlest on.
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Baptist Temple
Charleston
Jean Linwood Cook
Walter L. Cook
G. Brooks Luzader
E. A. Luzader
Salem
Strother A. Campbell
Robert Barr
William O. Ziebold
Eugene Luzader
Clarence S. Rogers
Robert W. Hughes
Huntington
Wren’s Nest
Lurader
Parkersburg
Charleston High School
Charleston School of Commerce
G. L. Sites
Swift and Company
John R. Cook
Cook Hospital
Fairmont
Luzader
Washington-Irving High School
Salem College
Charleston Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company
Hickory Road
Chareston
Crochet Lends Character to Home Ice
Crochet patterns describe crocheted medallions like Shasta Daisy forms in striking designs. Pattern 6978 provides medallion directions, illustrations, and materials, with instructions to obtain by sending ten cents to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. at 259 W. 14th Street New York. Include name and address.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
Local Delegates Return From State Junior Club Meet
Miss Nina Zinn led the West Virginia Federation Junior department delegation at the state convention held May 2 and 3 in Huntington. Bluefield won the play contest with White Iris. Saturday included a business session led by Mrs. Robert Patton and a Purple Hatters luncheon at Hotel Frederick. Officer elections occurred in the afternoon with results to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Zinn
Woman's Club
Nelle Tucker
North Central
West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Helen Chenoweth
Charles Burke, Jr
Junior Department
Huntington
Bluefield
Robert Patton
Hinton
Frederick
Ruth Schlegle
Ernest Otto
Ripley
Briefly Told Dismissal from City Hospital
Mrs. William Floyd of 109 East St. Charles street was dismissed from the City hospital today. Harold T. Cole of Grand street, a machinist in the B and O shops, is reported improved after an angina attack last Friday morning. William Leonard, injured in a fall at 533 Maple avenue, was admitted to the City Hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Floyd
East St. Charles Street
City Hospital
Harold T. Cole
Grand Street
Mr. Cole
William Leonard
Maple Avenue
Peculiar Sex Quirk Studied Reveals Hormone Mix
Richmond May 6 A study announced to the American psychiatric association identifies a male body quirk with excess feminine hormones. When feminine hormones reach one third of total, men show increased male female hormone balance and may prefer affection from men. Doctors Myerson and Neustadt report one fifth of normal men’s hormones are female, with cross species similarities. Ultra violet light boosts hormone output, especially in men below normal level, shedding light on spring fever and sexual dynamics, grounded in cholesterol as the hormone source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Richmond
American Psychiatric Association
Abraham Myerson
Rudolph Neustadt
Boston
Morgantown Man Hurt In Barbour Accident
Philipppi May 6 Plummer Pride 21 of Morgantown is hospitalized after an auto crash two miles south of Route 250 Morgantown youth Carl Slaughter 21 was treated and released Pride remains under observation in the local hospital
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Philippi
Plummer Pride
Morgantown
Ofire
Carl Slaughter
Pride
Barbour Garden Club Feted By Judge Robinson
Barbour county Garden club members spent Sunday afternoon at Adaland with Judge Ira Robinson. About fifty members toured the estate’s wild flowers and enjoyed refreshments. A complimentary dinner is planned for 6 30 p m Wednesday in honor of Philippi Methodist church leaders, served by church ladies.
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Philippi
Barbour County
Older men to
Older men face difficulty learning new skills for mechanized warfare while younger draftees show better fit. General Hershey notes more dependence and physical disabilities among those in their 30s, with training demanding high coordination for tanks planes and other machinery. After visiting Independence Hall.
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Peak
Hershey
Independence Hall
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F. S. Suddarth
Paul P. Warden
Harry S. White
Harry Friedman
James C. Holt
John Bradford
C. F. Shafer
C. Howard Cameron
Tucker
Fairview Junior Women's Club
America
Stimson
Tom Tin
OMP
Tulsa
Okla
Fort Worth
Texas
War Department
Miss Beagle
Capital City
Crochet
Spreaa of
Alice Brooks
Shasta
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Barbour
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Veore
Barbour Garden Club
Judge Robinson
Holland Furnace Co
Slatter & Skaggs and Co
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