Delightful AE Served At Arranged Games
A fragment describes an arranged event where a delightful ae was served during games. Details on participants or location are not clear, but the note implies a social gathering linked to a sports setting.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
3
A fragment describes an arranged event where a delightful ae was served during games. Details on participants or location are not clear, but the note implies a social gathering linked to a sports setting.
The Willing Workers Sunday school class of Blueville Methodist church held a weiner feast at Devers Grove on route 119 Tuesday to climax a long running contest. Ball games and outdoor entertainment followed with abundant food. Participants included Lillian Sapp Osborne Lucas Mildred Newcome Janice Myers Buddy Myers Harriet Dempsey Joe Fawcett Charles Rexroad John Breedlove and Mr and Mrs Walter Lucas.
The event on Wednesday May 28 at the Stone Wall Jackson hotel in Clarksburg gathers officials from Fairmont Mannington Morgantown Salem Last Creek Shinnston Grafton Reedsville Elkins and Clarksburg for an all-day discussion on regional program planning.
Former Grafton resident Ella Dagg McQuay aged 70 died at her Washington Pennsylvania home after months of illness. Born near Washington she was married October 29 1885 to the late William McQuay. Survived by four children Eva Fogle Hazel Adams Samuel B McQuay Earl H McQuay nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral at 3 pm tomorrow at Christian and Missionary Alliance church Washington with Rev. C J Chrimes officiating. Burial in Washington cemetery.
Rev. Paul B. Dick of First Brethren Church received a surprise 25th birthday anniversary party at the Allen Poe home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Poe and many congregants and friends who sang Happy Birthday and presented a yellow gold wrist watch. Refreshments featured ice cream cake and coffee as social games followed.
The May meeting of the Women s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church was held at Miss Mabel White s home on Yates avenue. Mrs F A Hinkins led devotion as Mrs W A Harrison spoke on Stewardship of Time. Miss Maxine Robison led the program and Mrs John Reisinger discussed working while Mrs J N Wagner presented a paper on West China. A portion of Red Star Over China by Edgar Snow was reviewed by Mrs Charles Jenkins. Mrs James Roy presided as officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Francis Wolfe Vice President Mrs W D Fauley Treasurer Mrs W A Harrison Assistant Treasurer Mrs R B Knight Secretary Miss Evelyn Bunner Roll call secretary Mrs Hinkins. Twenty eight members and guests enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess and her sisters.
May events list for Hecalum Hee-Tek meet at Leona Gull home Blueville Addition. Regular E.B. 8 Woman's club at Masonic Temple with Nina Zinn as program chair. Missionary society and Jr. O.U.A.M. district meeting at Albright. United Republican club at courthouse. General Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Pauls Methodist. Jr. O.O.U.A.M. Wehn hall. Literature and Art and Book Review luncheon at Andrews Methodist with P I Reed presenting a poetry program.
The Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church held its May session last evening in the church lecture rooms with R V Ridenour presiding. Plans for the annual Father’s Day service were discussed and A A Miller was set to speak with a program of music to follow. Dodo games dominated recreation, with Julius Hansen and R L Campbell captains leading winning teams.
In the absence of the president Mrs Dale Zinn, Mrs Cody Grow led an interesting Fisher class meeting of St Johns Methodist at Mrs Scott Phillips home on Walnut street Tuesday night. Ten members attended and planned the next meeting when the secret Fisher friends will be revealed. Mrs Russell DeMoss led devotions and refreshments were served to members and one guest Mrs Otis Parrish of Raleigh NC, a former member visiting relatives.
Brief notices report Gerald Burkett of Los Angeles James Burkett of Youngstown and Okey Burkett of Norfolk have returned home after visiting their mother Mrs May Burkett on Walter Street. Marion Kraus returns to New York City after time with sister Mrs I C Klein on Maple Avenue.
WE L Willey and family members travel to Annapolis Maryland for graduation ceremonies of the naval reserve class with B L Willey Jr as a member. Return from Morgantown Mr and Mrs John Hopkins were visitors over the weekend. Hospital notes Denzel Jones of Simpson had an emergency operation at City Hospital Wednesday afternoon. Amy Zinn Route 3 Tunnelton admitted for medical treatment this morning.
Mrs G Meade Price of Mannington will preside at a district meeting of presidents and program chairmen from North Central district clubs of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs. The gathering will discuss district activities and plans.
Quick stitchery project offers eight transfer motifs on cloths with sizes from 81-2 by 9 inches to 21-4 by 31-4 inches plus 80 inches of scallop. Materials, stitch illustrations, and color schemes included. Send ten cents and name address pattern number to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th Street New York NY.
Final arrangements for a picnic at Harrison County Airport park were made at a Sub Debs meeting at Christine Carpenter's Maple Avenue home. Guests will be invited to share in the social event promising entertainment. social hours and a dessert course followed. Attending members included Betty Jean Bailey Betty Lee Bailey Virginia Debendarfer Wilma Caseday Mary Alice Palmer Virginia Newcome Betty Taylor and Patty McDargh.
Berlin reports a German submarine sank a 20,000-ton British auxiliary cruiser in the North Atlantic. It cites day and night air attacks sinking three merchant ships totalling 11,000 tons and damaging two more. The bulletin notes heavy damage to four-motor transport planes in Britain and bombardments of Malta and Crete. Fifteen enemy planes were claimed downed on Crete. A German broadcast said troops disembarking at Suda Bay were attacked.
A well informed traveler cites two axis missions reaching Baghdad after overflight of Syria. A high German personage seen in Beirut with Italian armistice and French authorities. Reuters says German planes used Syrian airfields with disguised markings en route to Iraq. Hitler may aid Iraq against Britain, signaling a new venture in Asia Minor with transit rights alleged by Eden and Papen's reentry to Ankara.
Reports from Cairo say German personnel may have reached Syria by air. British sources note a German mission arrived in Syria but gave no explanation of its purpose. In Detroit area, Hudson Motor Car Co workers strike over a wage demand while a Chrysler Dodge unit in New Haven settles a related block.
Federal Judge Harry E. Watkins will sentence ex sailor Saturday for posing as an officer. The case stems from a July incident in TNTINGTON, where the defendant used false credentials to impersonate a police officer.
A personal note advertises Rumford Baking Powder with a honey cake claim and a promise of freshness. It invites readers to request a free booklet of baking ideas from Rumford Baking Powder, Box R Rumford, Rhode Island, noting it contains no alum and leaves no bitter taste.
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