Norine Sterling Selected for Col legiate Honor at WVU
Miss Norine Ann Sterling daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Sterling West Boyd Street has been chosen as one of thirteen senior girls for West Virginia University's May festival queen and court The May festival during Greater West Virginia week on May 11 will crown the queen and twelve princesses Sterling graduates in June and serves as president of Rhododendron Cooperative House a member of the W C A Kappa Beta and the English Club honorary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norine Ann Sterling
O. F. Sterling
West Boyd Street
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Miss Sterling
Frances Coleman
Catherine Davis
Jane Hill
Eleanor Lowe
Mary Ellen Phillips
Barbara Smoyer
Phyllis Spangler
Diane Toussaint
Ruth Tonry
Lois Turley
Ruth Weller
France
Williams
Rhododendron Co- Operative House
W. C. A. Kappa Beta
English Club
May community club and church meetings listed in Blueville area
A schedule of May gatherings includes the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. in the Moose home, King's Daughters and Blueville Sunday School at 7:30 p.m., sewing club anniversary dinner at Emma Rockwell’s on Route 50, P H C lodge business at 8 p.m., Ladies Aid at St Pauls Lutheran Church, joint Women and Young Women Missionary Society at Mrs Wittman’s home, G A R ladies at VFW hall, Grafton Woman's Club May Day dinner at Cozy Rest with officer installation, Quota club session at Cozy Rest with guest speaker Mrs Tidwell and prize winner Mrs George McKeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
King’s Daughters
Blueville
Esther Turner
Weekley Sewing Club
Emma Rockwell
Route 50
P. H. C. Lodge
VFW
Grafton Woman's Club
Cozy Rest
L. C. Prey
Quota Club
Mrs Tidwell Speaks at Local GOP Club Gathering
Mrs Mary Tidwell of Fairmont spoke at the local Women’s Republican club meeting in the K P Hall. She described Federated clubs activities and aims, praised for clarity, with presiding officials noting cooperative work and a brief program by Miss Bonnie Newcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tidwell
Fairmont
State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Women's Republican Club
Arec
K. of P. Hall
Tidwell
Tadtics
Aa Volmiie
Wom Divan
United Republican Chuir
Taylor County
Frank Morgan
Ralph Lake
Clark
Miss Welch Hosts Bridge Club Supper Evening
Miss Ruth Welch acted as hostess for her bridge club at a spaghetti supper at her West Washington Street home. The rooms featured seasonal flowers, prizes went to Mrs. Hugh McPhail and Mrs. Ward Blaney, with a guest prize to Mrs. Lynn Faulkner. Other attendees included Mrs. Hubert Parrish, Mrs. Homer Wilson, Miss Beryl Furman, and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Welch
West Washington Street
Hugh McPhail
Ward Blaney
Lynn Faulkner
Hubert Parrish
Homer Wilson
Beryl Furman
Returning the suit bound conventions in defensive play
Barclay analyzes a bridge scenario where returning the original fourth-best card in a suit helps communicate defense without sacrificing trick value. The text explains how misreading the messages can lose the intended signaling and shows a concrete deal where careful play yields a lucky result. It ends with a weekend lesson prompt and a bidding puzzle for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Lindy Club Hosts Pleasant Evening at Poling Home
A Lindy club meeting at Mrs. Edna Poling’s home featured Buhco played at four tables with prizes awarded to Mrs. Birdie Thompson, Mrs. Della Wittman, and Mrs. Mary Paugh. The next gathering is set for Mrs. Zada Ride nour’s residence in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Poling
Birdie Thompson
Della Wittman
Mary Paugh
Zada Ridenour
Final meeting of Grafton Woman's club planned tonight
The final meeting of the year of the Literature and Art department of the Grafton Woman's club is at 8 o'clock tonight at the chairman's home on McGraw avenue. Mrs. J. P. Luke hosts and a program on architecture will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Woman's Club
W. J. Frey
McGraw Avenue
J. P. Luke
Briefly Told Visits Sister Here in Fetterman
Dr and Mrs C M Davis of Huntington visit Dr Daviss sister Mrs J Lee Evans in Fetterman while he plans a country residence near Bridgeport Mrs Evans Sr leaves for Bradenton Florida to meet her mother Mrs F M Davis and bring her to Grafton for the summer Dr and Mrs F D Fortney of Newburg were business visitors in Grafton Tuesday Mrs Donald Landacre returns home in Clarksburg after visiting her parents at 406 East Main Street Mrs Ida Crickenberger Mrs Lawrence Heinlein and Miss Josephine Robinson visit Nitro Dunbar and Charleston to see relatives Mrs Ella Lambert of route 5 is discharged from City hospital Mr and Mrs Paul Bartlett of Simpson welcome a baby daughter weighing six pounds one quarter born at City hospital Tuesday afternoon Mrs Myrtle Matthews recuperates at home on Beech Street after hospital confinement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Davis
Huntington
Dr. Davis
J. Lee Evans
Fetterman
Bridgeport
Florida
J. Lee Evans, Sr
Bradenton
F. M. Davis
Grafton
Donald Landacre
Clarksburg
Mrs. L. ReBunner
East Main Street
Ida Cricxenberger
Lawrence Heinlein
Josephine Robinson
Nitro
Dunbar
Charleston
Peyton Wilson
Harold Crickenberger
Charles K. Payne
Paul Bartlett
Simpson
Orfe-Quarte
City Hospital
Myrtle Matthews
Beech Street
Labor Party Continuation Amid Naval Criticism Debate
Government shaken by last night's explosive critique from Admiral Sir Roger John Brownlow Keyes who accused the Admiralty of shocking ineptitude over the Norwegian debacle and said his plan to storm Trondheim from the sea could have altered the outcome. Public and press debate whether the barrage will fade tonight as the house absorbs the criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Offery
Roger John Brownlow Keyes
Admiralty
Trondheim
Churchill to address Lords as war debate erupts
The government faces a fierce debate with Winston Churchill due to speak about 9 p.m. ET. Sir Roger keyes attacks Churchill over the Trondheim raid while Lloyd George, Duff Cooper, and Lord Beaverbrook prepare to weigh in. Churchill will have the final say for the government tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Roger
Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Churchill
Trondheim
Lloyd George
Steinkjer
David Lloyd George
Alfred Duff Coper
Leslie Orebelisha
Britain
Davis Spends Trime in Tage One Campaign Entries
Candidates report pre primary spending and contributions with Bardall listing $1800.31 in expenses and $1717 in contributions for a statewide primary day operation. Gifts include $500 anonymous, $367 from Mrs Bardall, and $500 to aid transportation of workers. Other candidates show modest totals and no contributions. The federation backing temperance aims to tax and regulate beer as an intoxicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bardall
Moundsville
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bardall
W. H. Bardall
William H. Bardall, Jr
Ethel Bardall
R. Hugh Jarvis
Morgantown
Julius J. Umbach
Charleston
E. A. Hunt
Belington
Federating Committee
B. E. Ewing
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Home Sweet Home chair set crochet pattern 6602
Easy filet crochet chart and directions for a chair set named Home Sweet Home. Pattern 6602 includes charts illustrations and stitches plus materials needed. Send ten cents to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Pattern 140 Playtime Styles for Youngsters
Pattern 140 offers two versions for boys and girls including sun-suit overalls and bonnet with criss cross back straps. Instructions note easy laundering, no ironing, and a sewing guide to finish quickly. Sizes 2 4 6 8 with yardage and fabric details, order to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tilden
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
Roosevelt Victory Shapes California Delegates at Chicago
Roosevelt led with 683 delegates chosen in county conventions while Garner trailed in Texas and California. Republican Bushfield secured renomination in South Dakota, Indiana and Florida sent uninstructed delegations, and overall Democrats held 480 to Republicans 586 with conventions tallying 1,094 votes for Dems and 1,000 for Reps. Many delegates pledged to Roosevelt or favoring him, while others remained uninstructed in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
California
Chicago
Lheat
Ellis Patterson
Culbert L. Olson
Bushfield
Texas
Garner
Harlan Bushfield
South Dakota
Lewis Bicknell
Indiana
Florida
Roose
Farley
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert Taft
Ohio
Lemon Juice Recipe Heals Rheumatic Pain Quickly
A home remedy claims to ease rheumatic and neuritis pain within 48 hours using a simple mix of lemon juice and water. The advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound, sold by Grafton Drug & Chemical Co and drug stores, with a money back guarantee if no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Texan Flays Bill Revival In Reconsideration Vote
A Texas legislator opposed shelving a bill to bar political activities by state employees partly funded by federal money, voting 14 to 11 to revive it as a live committee issue. Sumners criticized the measure as state overreach, drawing rebuttals from Rep. Hill who denounced dictatorship claims. Backers expect favorable committee action, though some contemplate sending the bill to a sub committee for rewrite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumners
Hill
Rep
Dempsey
D.N.M
House
Congress
Creal
D.ky
Babson hints at Prohibition party nomination
Roger Babson speaks on unifying the country from the podium and in a pre convention statement says he may accept the Prohibition party nomination. He calls for sacrifice by workers and employers alike and criticizes the two major parties for lacking courage to address the nation’s crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
United States
Roger W. Babson
Massachusetts
Prohibition Party
Friday Babson
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Norine Sterling
James C. Holt
George McKeen
Mrs. Tidwell
State
GOP Club Federation
Miss Welch
Bridge Club
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Ent Sas
West
South
King
Declarer
East
Satures Syndicate, Inc
Lindy Club
F. D. Fortney
Newburg
Leaves
Ella Lambert
Route 5
Davis
New Spring
Turner’s
Alice Brooks
Meee Abts Inc
Frigidaire
Monongahela
Babson
D. Leigh Colvin
Watson
Charles H. Randall
Los Angeles
Iron Morwen’s
Cross Pharmacy
Reymer's and
Jacobs
Eleanor
West Main Street
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