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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1941

Page

3

Circle No 2 Holds Gathering At Stanley Home

Ten members of WSCS Circle No 2 of St. Pauls Methodist met at Mrs. W. F. Stanleys Ona Street home for devotions and a program on Investing Our Heritage Mothers and Susan Wesley. Sunshine days won the contest. June meeting plans set. Ruth Carvell attended as guest.

Circle No. 2 Woman's Society of Christian Service St. Paul's Methodist Church W. F. Stanley Ona Street A. Ray Shaw Paul Willis William Bott Susan Wesley James Parnhill Kelvin Parkhill Ruth Carvell

Six Are Awarded Quarter Century Pins By Circle

Six members received twenty five year service pins in a White Rose Grove No 2 Woodmin Circle meeting held in the K of P hall. Recipients were Miss Mary Goley Georgia Davisson Cora E Hamilton Appalona Reger Amanda Renner and Vernie Setler. Pins were presented by Mrs Faye K Littman state manager of the Circle. Goley presided as session opened with ritual and routine business.

White Rose Grove No. 2 Woodmin Circle K. of P. Hall Guardian Mary Goley Georgia Davisson Cora E. Hamilton Appalona Reger Amanda Renner Vernie Setler Faye K. Littman Albert Miss Goley Littman

Lindy Club Hosts Pleasant Spring Party

Mrs Effie Jones of High street hosted a Lindy club gathering Tuesday night. Three danco tables were set with spring themed accessories and bowls of spring flowers complemented the home decor. Attending were Miss Etta Warthen Mrs W P Clark and other members.

Effie Jones High Street Lindy Club Danco Etta Warthen W. P. Clark

Patricia Lalley Named President Of Junior Lodge

Patricia Lalley has been named president of the Junior lodge of the Woodman Circle organized here under White Rose Grove No 2. Other officers include Mary Jean Tucker as vice president Gladys Lee Miller past president Rose Marie Sorbello chaplain Patricia Wolfe musician Floria Spino secretary Mary Gratia Lalley attendant Jacqueline Reed assistant attendant Delores Losh color bearer Betty Lansbury banner bearer Mary Virginia Spiker inner guard Judy Miller outer guard Rose Marie Jones captain Rose Marie Tucker De-

Patricia Lalley Judy Miller Rose Marie Jones Rose Marie Tucker

Junior social club plans events for members

Jores Reed, Rose Marie Lalley and Freda Jane Hill headed the group in the K of P hall with Junior supervisor Pauline Keener to map picnics parties and activities. Meetings run the first Tuesday monthly with summer shift to two o'clock.

Jores Reed Rose Marie Lalley Freda Jane Hill Pauline Keener K. of P. Hall

Spring Formal Planned Friday Night at Grafton High

Final arrangements by Girl Reserve and Hi Y committees for the annual spring formal in the field house. Johnny Born's orchestra will provide the music with intermission entertainment and decor details nearly set. Alumni, faculty, and board members are invited. tickets are $1 per couple.

Grafton Senior High School Johnny Born

Briefly Told House Guests Mrs Harold Ingram and Jean Parkersburg

House guests of Mr and Mrs W J Burge and family of Market street include Mrs Harold Ingram and her daughter Jean from Parkersburg. The item notes a social visit without further details.

Harold Inghram Jean Parkersburg W. 8. Burge Market Street

Spring Bridge Party Hosted by Miss Rendle

Miss Charlotte Rendle hosted a spring bridge party at her West Washington Street home, entertaining her bridge club and guests with pastel decor and a salad finale. Club prize went to Miss Nelle Tucker and Mrs. Ward Blaney. guest awards to Mrs. William C. Lawson and Mrs. Hubert Parrish. Attendees included several members and guests, with the next meeting at Miss Nelle Tucker’s Grand Street home.

Charlotte Rendle West Washington Street Jean Rita Lowe Margaret Moran Louise Church E. Bailey Wyckoff John T. Evans William D. Fisher James F. Holt Miss Tucker Blaney Dorothy Sapp Ruth Welch Evelyn Welch Beatrice Tucker Helen Constance ‘Lowe Hugh McPrail John Burdett Richard Rober l Mason Tucker Nelle Tucker Grand Street

Public Welfare Group Ends Work in Grafton

The Public Welfare department of the Grafton Woman's Club held its last meeting of the year at the Elks home, with Mrs. Walter Beall presiding. Reports were reviewed and several matters disposed of, as summer activities continue. The annual June flower show is canceled because spring arrived early and the flowers will bloom sooner than usual.

Public Welfare Department Grafton Woman's Club Elks Home Walter Beall

British Gain in Western Iraq Near Basra and Rutba

British forces report gains in western Iraq about 60 miles west of Baghdad near Basra. An RAF communiqué notes Iraqi forces surrendered by white flags as a British scouting plane approached. The Rutba station may have been seized and then reoccupied by British ground troops. At Habbaniyah, artillery pressure eased with Iraqi withdrawals from some highland positions and the plateau south of the cantonment cleared of rebels.

Bagdad Basra Habbaniyah Iraq

Charleston Woman Dies After Jump From Fire Ravaged House

Mrs. Sarah J. Confrey, owner of a rooming house destroyed by fire two weeks earlier, died in a Charleston hospital last night from injuries sustained when she leaped from the burning building.

Charleston Sarah J. Confrey

Marinello Beauty Shop Opens At West Main Street

A new Marinello Beauty Shop grandly opened at 61 West Main Street in Grafton, occupying over twice the former space with a modern color scheme and fluorescent lighting. Ada Bolyard, the proprietor, promises continued high quality service as the shop features updated booths, furniture, and a front waiting lounge, signaling a major local business improvement.

West Main Street Marinello Grafton Ada Bolyard

Jackson Voices Delicate Balance of Liberty and State Power

A political address discusses balancing public security and individual rights amid deportation issues. He cites 6,000 deportable aliens awaiting return, some criminals and Communists. calls for legal reforms while warning against liberty abuse harming liberty itself. He notes challenges with transporting and rehoming detainees and foreign agents facing bail.

Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Justice Department Jackson Commonwealth Department of Justice Ion America

Chow Mein Party Hosted by Miss Mary Thomas at Cozy Rest

Miss Mary Thomas hosted a chow mein party at Cozy Rest on Monday night with guests from three clubs and friend Mrs. Charles McDade. After dinner, five bridge tables were played with high scores awarded to Mrs. Warder, Mrs. Burdett, and Miss Ruth Welch. a guest prize went to Mrs. McDade and consolation to Mrs. Peters.

Mary Thomas Charles McDade McDade Francis Warder John Burdett Rwih Weh A. N. Peters Geneva Hilkey Evelyn Welch Lynn Faulkner Hugh McPhail Mildred Keefer Delores Peters G. T. Bartlett, Jr Lester Lambert Virginia Hanway Janie Cline Glenn Ireland Ruby Ramsey Beatrice Tucker Helen Chenoweth Helen Shaw Warder Burdett Ruth Welch Peters

Berlin Warns Again on U S Naval Protection Plan

Berlin declares that Secretary Stimson's proposal to use the U S fleet to guard material shipments to England has prompted renewed German criticism and concern as of May 7. The warning underscores the escalating tension over Allied supply routes during the war.

Greenland U. S Stimson Germany United States High Seas Pepper Weenate Sexe Willkie Nye RN. D Washington Britain Great Britain England Berlin

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Nayiponings WSCS Stanley Home Business Girls Club Cozy Rest Mary Stanley Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Nettie Mabel Watkins Maple Avenue Muhlenberg First Baptist Church Weekley Sewing Club B. and O. Railroad Company Moose Home Whiting Willims Albright W. Va D. E. Williams Clarksburg Ben Poling Fred McFarland Lora Lyman Ralph Paugh L. H. Greenwald Zada Ridenour James Hussion Robert Wittman Junior Lodge Woodmen Circle W. Main ST Girl Reserve Hi-Y Indiana B.C. Duskey Ger Ind Kelso Ball Lyle Duskey Harold T. Cole City Hospital H. Deets William Ray Phillips Miss Rendle Nice Falal Marinello Beauty Shop Atlantic Ocean Atlantic London Primrose Bert Utsinger Ethel Street Francescole Permanents Hamilton Beach Monongahela System Lydia Pinkham Talon Golden Ubi Southland Turkey Greece Priscilla Lane Warner Bros
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