Mother Daughter Banquet by GHS Girl Reserves
Grafton senior high School held its annual Mother Daughter Banquet at Presbyterian church last evening at 6 30. Seventy nine members and guests attended. Rev Lois Luzader of United Brethren Eburen was guest speaker. She spoke on the relationship between mother and daughter and defined the three jinks sharing understanding and noble ambition for womanhood. Officers installed included president Mabil Lee Patton and retiring officers Betty Hoffman Mildred Newcome June Jeffries Low Sapp and Dattie Low Sterling. A clarinet duet and vocal numbers followed with Miss Avanelle Denton and Mary Roof and Miss Ann Etch anew Ray among performers. Betty Rose Miller accompanied Miss Tutt.
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Grafton Senior High School
Presbyterian Church
Lois Luzader
United Brethren Eburen
Luzader
Mabil Lee Patton
Irma Jean Tingler
June Lear
Eva Brown
Helen Hollis
Jonepeene ‘McCoy
Wer
Betty Hoffman
Mildred Newcome
June Jeffries
Low Sapp
Dattie Low Sterling
Betty Lowe
B. F. K. Roof
A. A. Miller
Avanelie Denton
Mary Roof
Mather ‘ McCree
Mom
Ann Etchanew Ray
Anna Jeanne Boylen
Betty Rose Miller
Miss Tutt
Tromone promise energizes middle aged men in ad
An old supplement pitch touts Tromone as a medical formula of vitamins and hormones that could restore youth vitality and zest. It claims life improves with use and urges readers to follow label directions, sold by Malone Drug Co. and “drug girls everywhere.”
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Malone Drug Co
Community club and church meetings scheduled for May 16 to 18
Several groups including the W S C S of Andrew's Methodist, Graf ton Woman's club Book Review, VFW auxiliary, Woman's Council, Emma Rogers Bible class, King's Daughters Bible class, and more list May 16 meetings at various venues. Notable items note date changes, initiations, and Mother and Guest Night planned by Grafton Business Girls.
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W.s.cs
The
Andrew's Methodist Church
Fetterman Methodist Church
Book Review
Grafton Woman's Club
Margaret Alice Waxgone
God Is
Col
Randolph Scott
V. FW
Woman's Council of
the First Church of Christ
Frances Wolfe
Haymond Road
Emma Rogers
West Main Street
Soci
King's Daughters Bible
United Urban Church
W. S.C
Blueville
Lucille Payne
Marguerite Duckworth
Haymond Community Club
Katherine Lemmon
Woman's Mission Circle
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
W. W. Menear
ATL
Eastern Star Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
Elec
Delta Nu
N¢ Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Cire
Pauline Keener
The Authority on Authorities on Preventing Adverse Ruffs
In this bridge lesson, Barclay explains avoiding adverse ruffs by drawing trumps first when possible. He recounts a hand where South mishandled trumps, leading to a doomed contract, and shows how timing trumps and safeguarding remaining winners could have beaten the contract. He notes the importance of proven defensive lines and considers alternate trump distributions.
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Declarer
Booth
Braid
West
King T
South
East
Morrow High School Girl Finalist in Hour of Charm
Anee Fore 19 from Morrow Ohio, slated to graduate May 17, will travel to New York as one of four Cincinnati area finalists in the Hour of Charm national search for an undiscovered voice. She will perform with the Hour of Charm orchestra May 21 on WLW Cincinnati at 10 p.m. EWT.
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Anee Fore
M Row
New York
Voice of America
Alice
WLW
Cincinnati
EWT
John Holden
Morrow
R. Edgar Veith
Veith
Holden
Miss Fore
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Metropolitan Opera House
Empire State Building
Alice Fore
Hour of Charm
Temperance Films Shown At W C T U Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union aired three films at a First Baptist church session. A Tower of Strength, Dollars and Sense, and The Chance of a Lifetime highlighted dangers of alcohol and drunk driving. C F Shafer and C V Miller assisted, with S Stee Sheffer presiding and C C Richman directing. The Temperance Institute is set for June 9 at St Johns, attracting out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Shafer
C. V. Miller
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Stee Sheffer
C. C. Richman
Temperance Institute
St. Jobs Hon
Listed names in a community roll call notice
A long, comma separated listing of women and some men with varied initials and married names appears as a community roll or social directory item. The fragment presents numerous individuals including Hoffman Sapp Dempsey Dowill Cowell Curry Surry Kemple Beard Hoffman May Lear Jeffries Rector Bector Tingler Newcome Wickman Hickman Powell Reese Rau Morgan Smith Henderson Hollis Jones Roof Stevens Bartlett Morgan Chrislip Selling Sterling Patton Brown Wing Patton Stevens Welsh Beers McProuty Denton Dunham Dunnain Luzader Debendarfer Bexyare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hoffman
R. J. Sapp
Kinysey
H. C. Dempsey
Geraldine Dowill
Tedith Cowell
Nancy Curry
Burl Surry
Jacqueline Kemple
H.G. Beard
Lana May Hoffman
June Lear
T. B. Lear
June Jeffries
Martha Rector
Paul Bector
Irma Tingler
W.tingler
Mildred Newcome
RM Newcome
Alice Virginia Morgan
Alfred Morgan
Frances Smith
Emory F. Smith
Eleanor Henrieson
W. A. Henderson
Helen Hollis
Bessie Jones
J. Jones
Mary Roof
E. P. K. Roof
Frances Stevens
Bartlett
Florence Morgan
Frank R. Morgan
Jane Chrislip
W. G. Chrislip
Dottie Lou Seling
O. F. Sterling
Magei Lee Patton
Obw Paws
Eva Brown
W. E. Brown
Ann J. Boylen
C. F. Boyle
Marian Friedman
Me SE Friedman
Betty Craft
F. C. Craft
Betty Lee Duffy
Ma Duffy
Norma Jean Moyer
E. B. Moyer
Mary Jo Patton
W. W. Patton
Jean Stevens
F.N. Stevens
Jean Welsh
G. H. Welsh
Frelyn Me Beers
W. A. McProuty
Avanells Denton
E. B. Denton
Dunham
C. Burl Dunnain
Lois Luzader
Virgina Debendarfer
Eldora M. Bexyare
Embroidered pinafore pattern for 15-inch dolls
Advertisement offers a 15 inch doll pinafore pattern 7107 with embroidery motifs and pattern pieces in sizes 2 4 or 6. Priced at eleven cents, order from Grafton Gentinel Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th Street New York NY. Include name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Gentinel
Household Arta Dept
14Th Street
New York
N. Y
4 H Club Gives Tea For Mothers
Mothers of Victory Venus 4 H club members were honored at a tea at Helen Louise Cutright's Beech Street home on Saturday from 3:30 to 6:30. Joan McKinney offered a musical program. Constance Seymour played flute, Richardeand Parkhill performed piano, Nancy Smith played clarinet, and Eloise Gillespie Norma Jean Dean and Constance Seymour led elections. Hostesses were Stan Louise Cutright Jeannie Joe Lockard Connie McProuty and Lloise Gillespie. Mothers attending included Mrs. Far Carrothers Mrs. A.B. Cutright and Mrs. Ray Parkhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Venus
4 H Club
Bea
Helen Louise Cutright
Beech Street
Joan McKinney
Constance Seymour
Eloise Gilspie
Norma Jean Dean
Stan Louise Cutright
Jeannie Joe Lockard
Connie McProuty
Lloise Gillespie
Far Carrothers
A.B. Cutright
Ray Parkhill
James Parkhill
A. W. Dean
Selah Gillespie
R. H McKinney
W. A. Prunty
C. W. T. Lockard
8. T. Seymour
F. S. Smith
Nancy Williams
Richardean
Floise Gillespie
Norma J. Dean
Jeannie Lockard
Ruth Marie Bumgardner
Connie Seymour
Barbara Carruthers
Norme Lee Parkhill
Manes Smith
Jean McKinney
Fisher Class Meeting At St John’s Methodist Church
The Fisher class of St Johns Methodist Church met in the church social rooms with president Mrs Hazel Hoskinson presiding Mes Pascell DeMoss led devotionals An entertainment committee was elected by Mrs Hoskinson Mes Zeppa Nash Mrs H J Austin Miss Ruth Batton and Mrs Walter Beall A social hour followed with refreshments served to those in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
St John’s Methodist Church
Hazel Hoskinson
Mes Pascell DeMoss
Hoskinson
Zeppa Nash
H. J. Austin
Ruth Batton
Walter Beall
G. D. Sloan
Will Woodward
Frnk Wolfe
Dale Zinn
C. D. Richman
Nancy Jenkins Queen of May Day at St Augustine Church
Nancy Jenkins, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jenkins of 208 West Washington, crowned May Queen in a Mother Day service at St Augustine Church. The afternoon program featured First Holy Communion at 7 o’clock Mass and a procession by cantors and students. Senior girls wore pastel dresses amid a list of participants and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine Church
Nancy Jenkins
Thomas Jenkins
West Washington Street
St. Angastin
Weekend Guests And Local News From Clarksburg
Briefly Told highlights visitors from Wrightfield Dayton and Miami Beach visiting relatives in Clarksburg. Also notes a May Crowning ceremony with Queen of May and parish events led by Rev. Hannon and Rev. Carrol, plus sermon on prayer and benediction at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Marie Lalley
Carolee Latainger
Little Nancy
M. J. Hannon
Charles Carrol
Bridgeport
Wartime Meals With Rationed Foods by Bramblett
A wartime homemaker guide promotes no point and low point packaged mixes to stretch scarce foods. It discusses soy mixes, macaroni dinners, prepared puddings, and quick dessert ideas, with three “No-Ration Point” meal menus for a day including breakfast, lunch, and dinner components and the meat group guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramblett
Mother
Boston
From Ape to Man Subtle Change Noted in Study
A concise comparison suggests evolution from ape to man is tiny beside the leap from reptile to mammal. The statement emphasizes gradual anatomical shifts and deep lineage differences rather than abrupt leaps in development.
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GHS
United Brethren Church
Planu
Gladys Hickman
Girl Rose
Guess
Betty
I Barclay
Shépard Barclay
Doubler Ventures Syndicate, Inc
W.C.T.U
Eters A
Iby
Alice Brooks
4-H Club
Tomers
West Virginia
National Brewing CO
Baltimore
Doris Waugh
Frances Yates
Wrightfield
Dayton
Otto Waugh
Knotts Avenue
Arthur Yates
Walnut Street
Miami
Fla
Richard Davison
Miami Beach
Capt. Davisson
E. P. Davisson
Pearl Street
Mitchell Field
Davisson
Martha Jean Kuhn
Columbus
E. G. Kuhn
Bill Offutt
Bob Liston
Kinewret
Clarksburg
Glatys M. Daniel
Clarkburg
Linwood Young and Son
Barnett Linwood
Buckhannon
Ed McDaniel
Rs. Bramblett
New Mexico
Russia
Grocers
Grafton Baking Co
Ageri
Pocahontas
John
Smith
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Bitamne
Monongahela System
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