Mrs Earl Stimson speaks on the poet and ourselves at church meeting
The Book Review Art and Literature Department of the Woman's Club praised Mrs Earl Stimson for her talk on The Poet and Ourselves at St Paul's Methodist Church. She linked readers with poets, referenced Robert Silliman Hillyer, and shared her own verse. Four members attended as guests, with new officers announced for the coming year.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Book Review Art and Literature
Woman's Club
Earl Stimson
New England
Robert Hillyer
Charles >Rickett
T. M. Beall
Beryl Jones
M. B. MacLeod
G. H. A. Kunst
William D. Fisher
Emily Dougher
Bargain Sale of New and Nearly New Merchandise
A regional listing advertises discounted items from a store on Latrobe Street including a baby playpen, vacuum cleaner attachments, enamel medicine cabinet, steel kitchen stool, oak dinette set, baby tenda chair and pad, exhaust fan, bed with springs and mattress, art stilts, a diamond ring, hearing aid, Schrader tire gauge, grocery cart, filing cabinet and hotel carpeting offered at reduced prices. Many prices are cited with cent and dollar amounts for immediate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Babee
Schrader
Latrobe ST. Es
Garden Walks Practical Foundations For Brick And Stone
Garden walks must be solidly founded to avoid repairs. The guide details brick walk base with 5 inches soil, 3 inches cinders, 2 inches compact, then 1 inch sand and bricks. Bricks start at edges with crown to shed water, typical width around 3 feet, stepping stones require 18 inches to 2 feet. For curved paths use a hose to shape. Flagstone walks rest on porous base with 1.5 inch sand cushion and joints 1 to 1.5 inches wide, up to 3 inches max. Turf plants fill joints for informal garden walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Centr
Alusdat I Press Association
Plan Sewing Exhibit At High School May 13
A sewing exhibit will be held in the Senior High sewing rooms Friday May 13 from 6 to 8 pm and after the play. First and second year classes taught by Miss Nellie Cook and Miss Hazel Cole display garments reflecting the typical American girl. Cole reports 160 garments by 32 students, materials cost about 484 dollars, garments valued at 926 dollars, saving 442 dollars for the girls overall. The public is urged to attend to support the class. The mention of ingots appears as a filler note about mill steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cook
Hazel Cole
Miss Cole
Community events and club meetings schedule May 8 19
A dense list of local church gatherings, club sessions, auxiliary meetings, and social events spanning May 8 through May 19. Activities include Methodist services at Andrews and St Johns churches, Womans Club music dinner, WCTU meeting, American Legion sessions, garden club talks on Daffodils, Oddfellows ham supper, and Mother and Daughter banquet. Notable dates and venues include VFW hall Latrobe street, Hotel Grafton, Knottsville, and Tygart Dam.
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University of Life
Andrews
St. Johns
Ladies Society of the B. of L
VFW
Neva Brewer
The
Womans Club
J. E. Rupert
Beech Street
WCTU
First Baptist Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Ameri+ Legion
Taylor ' Dirty Unit
Legion
Latrobe Street
Taylor County
American Legion
Sadie’s Auxiliary
Fire Department
Oddfellows
O.F
Taylor County Garden Club
Arthur W. Wilson
Knottsville
Fred G. Ballard
Mountaineer Council
United American Mechanics
East Main Street
Beta Sigm. Phi’s
Hotel Grafton
King’s Daughters Bible Class
Blueville
Mary Jean Grinsen
Fisher
St. John's Methodist Church
Mildred Combs
Tygart Dam
Social Notes Highlight Visits and Honors in Shinnston Area
House guests return to Coraopolis and Mt. Lebanon after visiting the Hefner family on Thayer street. Sunday callers at the Shaffer home on Pruntytown Pike include Mrs. L. B. Shaffer and others from Webster Knottsville Youngstown and Sim pson. Mary Jane Brown earns a four year WVU radio history quiz scholarship. Reverend Brown once led St. Paul's Methodist in Grafton. Mrs. Wongcott returns from Youngstown to Knottsville. Sayres and McDaniel family attend Leader's Training at Jackson's Mill. Birth announced for Kathleen Ann Kirkpatrick at Fairmont State Hospital weighing seven pounds. Hubert Hefner is inducted into Eta Kappa Nu Beta Rho chapter. Co-hostesses Nessie Floyd and Laura Beall remind of date change.
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W. C. Raddant
W. E. Starcher
Coraopolis
Pennsylvania
O. A. Rector
Mt. Lebanon
Dora Hefner
Thayer Street
George Shaffer
Pruntytown Pike
L. B. Shaffer
Webster
A. L. Wonycott
Knottsville
Barbara Wonycott
Youngstown
Ohio
Paul Poling
Lucretia
Thelma Garrett
Simpson
Brown
Mary Jane Brown
D. B. Brown
Shinnston
West Virginia University
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Grafton
Paul Kircpatrick
Fairmont
Kathleen Ann
Earl Gower
Murs. T.T. Kirkpatrick
Visits and hospital notes from the region
No standing. William E. Byers of the State Road Commission spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Hazel Byers of McGraw avenue. Mrs W L Shaffer of Christiana street has returned home after visiting daughter and son in law Mrs and Mr Dan Keenan of the Royal York apartment in Pittsburgh. A dinner at Longue Vue Country Club honored Mr Keenan, president of Carnegie Gas Co, on his birthday and Mrs Shaffer. Hospital news lists several admissions and discharges from local facilities including Libby Paige Cathy McDaniel Ola DeMoss Laura Williams Sadie Buckingham Mary Wolfe Faye Halbritter Maude Bartlett and others.
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William E. Byers
State Road Commission
Charleston
Hazel Byers
McGraw
Lin Pittsburgh
W. L.snaffer
Christiana Street
Dan 8
Keenan
Royal York
Pittsburgh
Hospital
Libby Jean Paige
Ross Street
Cathy McDaniel
Ola DeMoss
Laura Williams
Thornton
Sadie Buckingham
Rowlesburg
Mary E. Wolfe
Tunnelton
Faye Halbritter
Maude Bartlett
McGraw Avenue
Lee Earl Knight
Washington Street
David Pritt
Kingwood
Helen Hufford
West Francis
Walter Glenn Bolyard
Mary Boliner
Piedmont Avenue
Men's Brotherhood Meeting at Fawcett House
The Lutheran commission in New York discussed placing displaced persons on farms and homes in the United States during a meeting of the Men's Brotherhood at Mr and Mrs D E Fawcett's Blueville home. A song service opened the gathering led by Reverend Z F K Roof at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tthe Lutheran Commission
New York
Men's Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
D. E. Fawcett
Blueville
Z. F. K. Roof
Robert Grayson
Elbert Rhodes
Amil Kinsler
Lloyd Nuzum
Ed Tansill
Ray Withers
William Rendle, Sr
Joe Fawcett
Mr. Fawcett
Music Hungry Given A Lovely Meal
Shirley Moore reviews the Community Chorus Spring Concert praising the Gypsy Choral Fantasie and strong preparation. Director Mrs Lawson, pianist Mrs Warden, and the mixed chorus display team spirit. Nancy Staley delivers My Hero with lyric soprano, while Mrs Abe Tackett and Mrs Frank Randolph carry rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Warden
Mesdames
Donald Malone
Rex Pyles
Philippi
Nancy Staley
Hero
Abe Tackett
Frank Randolph
Grafton Audience Hears Staley and Guests In Petite Opera Night
Miss Staley impressed with a heavier aria while Mrs. Bob Brown and Charley Custer drew charm from Tea For Two and the new finale 2 Message of the Bel. Performers offered a rich program prompting talk of more summer concerts and continued series. The crowd showed clear appreciation and urged further musical offerings for the music starved city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Miss Staley
Bob Brown
Charley Custer
Rachmaninoff
Grafton
Buick Prices Include Radio Antenna and Heater Add-ons
Buick prices listed include popular accessories such as radio and antenna heater and defroster windshield washers and built in back up lights. Foamtex seat cushions are an extra value on Buick SureRS and ROAb- MASTERS at no extra cost.
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Buick
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Lloyd E. Sayres
Ray
Hugh McDaniel
Helen
Jackson’s Mill
Hubert F. Hefner
Beta Rho
Eta Kappa Nu
Nessie Floyd
Laura Beall
Men’s Brotherhood
Fawcett
University of Wyoming
New Mexico
Baylor
By Shirley Moore
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Bath
Robert W. Fawcett
Parkview
W. Va
Parrish Agency, Inc
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Barrett St
Rt. 50
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Nsurance
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Hamric Motor Company
Riverside Drive
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