Mother's Day Play and Club Conventions Gather in West Virginia
A Mothers Day program titled A Mother's Memories is set for West Main Street ME Church at 7:45 PM with Grace Frye directing and multiple roles including Mary and John the Disciple. The West Virginia Federation of Women's clubs closes its 30th annual convention in Clarksburg with officers elected and delegates named for Hot Springs, Arkansas. Mountain City Daughters of America meets at Wehn Hall with plans for a public meeting and joint session with the Junior Order at 2 PM, marking anniversaries and featuring music by Grafton high school orchestra.
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West Main Street
Grace Frye
John the Disciple
John
Mary
Brother of
Jesus
C.W. Wells
M.W. Flanagan
Rachael
Lucille Jackson
Marcus
Junior Ball
Martha
Alice Flanagan
J. Lee ‘Byvans
Vivian Peters
Joseph
Charles Mahaffey
Jane Mahaffey
W. H. Flanagan
West Virginia
E. H! Thornburg
Recordihig
Imatter
Poe
Sour
Hot Springs
Ark
L. E. Willyoung
Princeton
W. C. Moore
Mountain City
Daughters of America
Wehn Hall
Helen Camp
Grafton High School Orchestra
America
J. B. Shaffer
Moats Sisters
Toy
Honey Boy and Sassafras Radio Stars at High School
Pittsburgh duo Honey Boy and Sassafras from KDKA will appear tonight at the high school auditorium under the American Legion auxiliary. The program runs to 3 30 PM to allow school children to attend. The Weekly Sewing Club meets at Mrs. James Hussion on Lincoln street with an evening of old time music recitations and school numbers from Blueville and Lucretia schools, plus D A history and a cake bake.
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Honey Boy
Sassafras
Pittsburgh
KDKA
American Legion Auxiliary
James Hussion
Lincoln Street
Parkview
Rozella Clar
Blueville School
Mrs. Krepps
Lucretia School
D. of A
Mary Nicodemus
Parkview School
Daughters of America
A. Dy Camp
Britton
WW. Brown
Lawson Delaney
Lindy Club
Cline Gough
Louie Greenwald
Robert Wittman
Lincoln
Sol Poe
O. F. Jacobs
Virginia Posten
Community meeting and social events in local clubs
Public attended a meeting with a closing refreshment surprise hosted by Miss Helen Camp and Martha Miller. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Roberts and many others, plus a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Florence Wilkinson. The Now and Then Sewing Club, Lindy Club, and St. Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid announced gatherings, games, and Mother’s Day plans. State convention opened in Parkersburg with delegates welcomed by Mayor Murdoch.
Newborn in Newark Shifts Family Tolds and Dress Trends
Norman Ronald announces birth at 822 Larch Street on May 6, 1934 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lane of Newark, former Grafton residents. Mrs. Lane formerly Dorothy Hefner, daughter of O. A Hefner. Local congratulations note. Also features an article on navy blue jacket-dress fashion with plumage details.
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Larch Street
Norman Ronald
Norman Lane
Lane
Newark
New Jersey
Grafton
Dorothy Hefner
O. A Hefner
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Cinema
Coral Parrish Montgomery
Mountain City Council
Bodkins
Parkersburg
U. S. Jarrett
St. Albans
Elay
Friedlander
Nile
Martha Miller
Florence Wilkinson
Asa Lewis
Terra Alta
Lewis
Motter
Edna Cuppett
Lindy Club Meeting
Lydia Coburn
Clule Road
George Kiger
Gibson Hayhurst
Boyd Setler
Rosemary
J. BR. Robinson
J. D. Kuhn
M. F. Abel
Freeland Murphy
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lucia
Elizaeth Malone
B. F. K. Roof
Marialvine Malone
Margaret Wittman
L. J. Stover
E. Grayson
C. E
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Ma Sonic Temple
Queen Esther O. &. 8
Clarksburg
Anna Motter
Shadows
M¢ Odes
San
Mabel Stevens Freer
Ila
Rio Grande
Mexican Valley
Icket
Savare
Hianath
Turner
Ben H. Franz
W. Main St
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