Flemington and Grafton Plan Junior Senior Prom Queen King
Bertie Cather of Flemington is chosen queen and James Skaggs of this city is king for the annual Junior-Senior prom at the field house on Riverside drive Friday May 23. Seniors and juniors from both Flemington and Grafton High schools will serve as hosts with a royal court of princes and princesses. Latane Ware and his Morgantown orchestra will provide music with decorations overseen by Kenneth Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Cather
James Skaggs
Flemington
Field House
Riverside Drive
Flemington High School
Grafton Senior High School
Betty Bartlett
Helen Shingleton
Lillian Shaw
Grafton
Marjorie Brown
Ruth McGlumphey
Clara Richards
Betty Gordon
Detta Glover
Natalie Pembroke
Wilma Springer
Agnes Sinaffer
Pauline Shreves
Bill Slack
Lantz Carrico
Richard Bolyard
Roy Simons
Sam Humphreys
Clifford Hall
Paul Graham
Harry Murray
Wayne
Floyd “Scotty” Hamilton
Local club notices outline May meetings in Blueville area
May listings invite members to 8 p m Legion Auxiliary at Moose home and 7 30 p m Bible class at Blueville Methodist. Other gatherings include Hee Tek and Hecalum clubs, C E S Woman's club, St Pauls Lutheran and General Woman's Society events with officer elections and speaker D E Williams. Jr O V A M district meeting also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
King’s Daughters Bible
Blueville
C. E. S. Woman’s Club
Masonic Temple
Nina Zion
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William Wittman
Wehn
Hall
Mrs Rasmussen Hosts Spring Party for Club
Mrs. Rasmussen of McGraw avenue entertained her club and two friends last night with three tables of contract bridge and a dessert course. The club prize went to Mrs. Kenneth Robinson, guest prize to Mrs. Pem broke, amid floral decorations and watered plant greenery. Other attendees included Mrs. Z. L. Dean, Mrs. C. Howard Cameron, Mrs. Harry Friedman, and Mrs. T. W. Heil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torlock Rasmussen
McGraw Avenue
W. C. Pembroke
T. A. Bolyard
Kenneth Robinson
Pembroke
Club Plans Camping Trip During June Meeting
Members of the 8. E. L. club met Monday at Billie Ridenour's Park View home to discuss a tentative camping trip in June. They planned voting on new members and set Ruth Haislop's home for the next meeting. Dainty refreshments were served and garden flower corsages given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. L. Club
Billie Ridenour
Park View
Ruth Haislop
Alice
Crochet Doily Pattern Advert From Grafton Sentinel
Pattern 6941 offers instructions for making lace crochet dollies and centerpieces in three sizes. It lists materials and stitches, with a photograph of the dolly and directions for crocheting and lacy trims. Available by sending ten cents to Grafton Sentinel, New York address.
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Grafton Sentinel
Old Arts Dept
W. Mth Street
New York
N. Y
Lupcheon Table
Dolly
West Virginia selects Rosier for senate post
The West Virginia Senate confirmation ends a political tempest as Dr. Joseph Rosier wins the junior Senate seat. Governor Neely hailed the voters will and Rosier promised to prove worthy of trust. Martin sent congratulations from Martinsburg while Holt remained silent awaiting any statement.
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Charleston
Joseph Rosser
West Virginia
Senate
M. M. Neely
Neely
Fairmont
Martin
Homer A. Holt
United States
Holt
R. Carl
Statehouse
Matin
Rosier
Washington
Martinsburg
Philadelphia guests share news among friends
Mae Stephenson, Betty Jean Mc Williams, Ruth Haislop and Jean Brown of Philadelphia, Pa, the latter a house guest of Miss Haislop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Stephenson
Betty Jean McWilliams
Ruth Haislop
Jean Brown
Philadelphia, Pa
Miss Haislop
Naomi Sunday School Class Meeting at Mrs Warne’s Home
Naomi Sunday school class of West Main Street Church met Tuesday night at Mrs John Warne’s home on West Main Street. President Mrs Orville Kinsey opened with scripture and a Bible study. A social time followed with dessert. Plans were made for the next meeting at Mrs C West Main Street. Visitors included Mrs J C Fauley and Mrs Walt Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Tackett
C. W. Phillips
John H. Evans
C. Arnold
C. W. Wells
Guy Kinter
Joseph Mahaffey
W. A. Collins
George Coulson
Ed McDaniel
Orville Kinsey
Naomi
West Main Street
John Warne
C. West Main
Annual Mother Daughter Dinner Held At Church
The Woman's Missionary association and the Otterbein Guild hosted the annual Mother Daughter banquet at the United Brethren church on Tuesday. Fifty five members and guests attended as the Guild served the meal. A orchids and white color scheme complemented the table decor. Rev Mrs Lois Luzad offered the blessing before a program led by Mrs D W Jaco featuring a welcome by Mrs Jaco and a response by Margaret Grinnan among other readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Association
Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
Lois Luzad
D. W. Jaco
Jaco
Margaret Grinnan
Family Recital Highlights At Local Church Event
Loren Hoffman presented solo Happy Homes and Alta Lee Sloan led the final prayer. Mildred Hefner read My Daughter Will Weave. Mrs Robert Sloan and a piano duet by Helen Virginia and Barbara Redinger were featured. Mrs Clifford Crall performed Wonderful Mother of Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Hoffman
Mildred Hefner
Robert Sloan
Helen Virginia
Barbara Redinger
Clifford Crall
Alta Lee Sloan
Pennsboro Mayor Wins Election For 4th Term
The Associated Press reports two West Virginia mayors were reelected while a third was unopposed after a primary ahead of the June 3 general. C. R. Hill won an eighth term in Oak Hill, and Ben Wilson captured a record vote to earn Pennsboro’s mayoral post. R. C. Haynes, unopposed Democrat, is set to take Hinton’s mayoralty after June 3 with no Republican candidate.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
C. R. Hill
Oak Hill
Ben Wilson
Pennsboro
R. C. Haynes
Hinton
Eden urges British stance amid Asia Minor and Iraq tensions
Eden bluntly urged action on Suez from Asia Minor and said British forces in Iraq were being reinforced swiftly but without threatening Iraq's independence. He discussed British Japanese relations and stated Britain would aid China’s independence, while asserting Tokyo bears fault for discrimination against British interests in China.
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Suez
Asia Minor
Iraq
Syria
Eden
Britain
China
Tokyo
Eden warns Japanese government over unsatisfactory talks
Eden states that representations to the Japanese government have yielded unsatisfactory results and that His Majesty's government cannot divest itself of responsibility. He notes the assurances given by Japan are at variance with the facts and pressures for a clearer outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Nazi Morale and Hess’s Role in Nazi Regime
The article discusses Nazi morale and Hess as a vital cog in Hitler's regime. It highlights German regimentation, the machine like mind, and the chilling precision of the SS as they march. It recalls the 1917 Lens battle to illustrate German military courage and the regime's emphasis on unity and obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Fuehrer
DNB
Hitler
Lens
MATURE FROCK PATTERN 361 PROMOTES SLIM WAISTLINE
Pattern 361 offers a fresh and fragile look with a slim waist and youthful neckline. Claire Tilden outlines a front-pointed girdle, full-cut bodice, sweetheart neckline, and an easy swing panelled skirt with lace edging. Sizes 16 to 46, fabric needs listed. send 15 cents to The Grafton Sentinel Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tilden
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
Southern miners in south bolt wage talks over daily pay
Southern operators refuse to raise daily pay to seven dollars while northern districts gain, splitting from the Appalachian wage conference. About 150,000 southern West Virginia eastern Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia miners earn 6.60 dollars under a tentative May 1 retroactive deal as negotiations resume without clear progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Lewis Nor
L. Ebersole Gaines
Southern
Rosier Investment Boosts College President’s Senate Salary
Rosier gains a senate seat with Rosser’s appointment, adding more than $3,000 to the college president’s finances. Senate attaches note his first salary check covers the contest period, about one third of a $10,000 yearly senatorial salary, while he is widely known as Uncle Joe to thousands of West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosser
Senate
Joe
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W. G. Chrislip
E. R. Bucklew
Vera Hamilton
J. Preston Luke
Hamilton
Walnut Street
Mrs. Rasmussen
Alte Brooks
Doilies
Pattery
Clarence Martin
Democratic Party
Elections Committee
Chandler
D.-Ky
Jeanne VI
Buckham
Clara Ellen Stout
Lost Creek
Ruth Ann Riffee
Shinnston
Eloise
Mrs. Warne
Lydia B. Pinkham
Sue Adud
Anriver
Rosier Takes
Skaggs and Co
Slide Wasuiér Headquarters
Westinghouse Refrigerators
Charmy
Ceysul
Broweal
Gay
Blue
Westinghouse
J Lee Evans Furniture Store
Deeaheove
Dco
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