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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1950

Page

3

Local Girls Help Misses Win At WVU Mothers Day Sing

The Alpha Xi Delta sorority at West Virginia University Morgantown placed second in the annual Mothers Day sing as twenty six campus groups competed before over six thousand spectators. Phi Kappa Psi, Delta Gamma, and Woman's Hall Center won top honors. Attendees from Grafton included Mr and Mrs Virgil Rohrbough Mrs Loraine Painter Mr and Mrs Paul Malone and Dr and Mrs Paul Warden.

Nancy Rohrbough Virginia Ann Painter Emily Janes Grafton Alpha XI Delta Sorority West Virginia University Morgantown Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Delta Gamma Sorority Woman's Hall Center Virgil Rohrbough Yates Loraine Painter Maple Avenue Paul Malone Paul &. Warden Maple Venue

Bassett Elected to Grand Circle Office in Weirton

Mrs. Helen Bussett and Mrs. Laura Matthews were elected Worthy Grand Sentinel and committeewoman for the Grand Circle of West Virginia during the convention in Weirton. Both terms run two years. They marked a rare local election milestone as attendees from Grafton included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thorn.

Helen Bussett Mon Grand Sentinel Grand Circle West Virginia Cirle Laura Matthews East Wilford Street Bassett Matthews Weirton Grafton Roy Thorn

Local Wives and Mothers Honored at Communion Breakfast

Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society members at St Augustine's celebrated Mothers Day with a communion breakfast at the Grafton Hotel. James T. Murphy served as toastmaster and introduced William J. Hussion who gave a short talk. Germaine Coughlin presided, Theodore Stilwell spoke, with Ross Gerard and A J Sorbello on the arrangements committee.

Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society St. Augustine

Jo Ellen Clelland Honored On Birthday

Jo Ellen Clelland was honored on her seventh birthday with a Sunday party at 44 West St. Charles, hosted by Mr and Mrs George Clelland. Guests enjoyed games and a large three tier cake with seven candles and the inscription Happy Birthday. Mrs Clelland cut and served the cake with Mrs John Brown assisting. Attending were Patty Lan cen, Mary Costolo, Carolyn Mc Cartney, Pamela Grown, Monella Vandergrift, Kenney Godwin, pippie Fletcher and Jimmy Proudfoot.

Jo Ellen Clelland George Clelland West St. Charles Street Clelland John Brown

Hops Production Concentrated in West Coast Families

About 58.5 percent of the average Japanese family’s ex California Oregon and Washington account for most U S production of hops, highlighting a shift in regional agricultural influence and a notable demographic linkage to industry output.

California Oregon Washington U. S

Fisher church group meets at Tygart Dam home

The Fisher class of St. John's Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Fred Floyd's home for their monthly meeting. Devotionals included The Red Rose by Daniel Poling, a vocal solo Mother, and business was led by President Mrs. Yaaura Beall. Refreshments followed with many named guests.

St. John’s Methodist Church Fred Floyd Tygart Dam Ruth Proudfoot Red Rose Daniel Poling Jane Proudfoot Yaaura Beall Fievd Gale Zinn Lillie Marshall Helen Proudfoot Nancy Jane Proudfoot L. G. Robinson

May 17 to 23 club meetings listed across town

Calendar lists multiple society gatherings for May 17 through 23. Blueville Methodist Women meet Mrs EB Arnold. Business Girls at Grafton Hotel with Miss Virginia Rosier. Taylor County Fair Association in extension office. Grafton Womans Club executive board at 514 Walnut with Mrs Mary Lewis. May 18 Degree of Honor at D A hall. Eastern Star Womans Club at Masonic Hall with program by Mrs Mary Hoffman. Mountaineer Council No 44 J U A M at Daughters of America Hall. W C T U meets with lesson Light on the Brown of Motherhood and white ribbon recruitment. May 25 joint Student's League of Associated Arts at Presbyterian church. May 23 RT S class at First Baptist with Melba Stilwell and others. Tau Phi Lambda Delt Nu meeting at American Legion home with initiation.

Blueville Methodist Womens Society of Christian Service EB. L. Arnold Grafton Hotel Virginia Rosier Taylor County Fair Association Grafton Womans Club Vera Keller Walnut Street Mary Lewis D. of A Eastern Star Womans Club Masonic Hall Mary Hoffman Margaret Byers Mountaineer Council No Junior Order United American Mechanics Daughters of America East Main Street Melba Stilwell Mildred Courtney Mayme Shahan Tau Phi Lambda Woodmen Circle American Legion McGraw Avenue Thelma DeMoss Ellen Tingler Gloria Poling Betty

Weekend Visits and Local Notes From Indiana

Mr and Mrs J J Rose 223 Maple Ave return from Washington Indiana where they visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Potts and daughter Judy and other friends. W R Kraft of the local post office leaves on extended visit to the southwest with son Richard Norma Kraft and grandson Rickie. They plan to visit Krafts mother in Arkansas and relatives in Texas Mississippi and Alabama before June. Hospital notes list arrivals James Goodnow Route 5 Carol Sue Coffman Parkview Wayne Knotts Route 5 William Lee Poe Route 3 Moatsville Karen Johnson Route 5. Departures include Vivian Dalton Route 1 Simpson Juanita Annon Thomson Edina King 312 West Washington Street Loran Miller Route 1 Tunnelton James Goodnow Jr Route 5 Carol Sue Coffman Parkview Miss Carrie Frantz Barrett Street. Eugene J Sapp, recently in Washington DC, visited his parents Eddie and Mrs Sapp Blueville Addition over Mother's Day weekend. Fraternal Order of Eagles district meeting attendees included Mr and Mrs Herbert Hovatter and Mr and Mrs

Indiana J. J. Rose Maple Avenue Washington, Indiana Oscar Potts Judy Southwest W. R. Kraft Richard Norma Rinker Kraft Rickie Mr. Kraft Arkansas Texas Mississippi Alabama Hospital News James Goodnow Carol Sue Coffman Parkview Wayne Knotts William Lee Poe Moatsville Karen Johnson Vivian Dalton Simpson Juanita_Annon Thomson Edina King West Washington Street Loran Miller Tunnelton Carrie Frantz Barrett Street Eugene J. Sapp Washington, D. C Eddie Sapp Blueville Addition

Quiet artist centers open in Israel by education ministry

Israeli education and culture ministry plans quiet painting centres for painters and sculptors. In Galilee regions north of Safad and Ein Hrod, beneficiaries include Dennis Bassett and Mr and Mrs Losh, Mr and Mrs Rob inson, and Mr and Mrs Shahan.

Jerusalem Safad Ein Harod Galilee Dennis Bassett C. D. Losh Paul Robinson Junior,Shahan

My Womans Corner scrapbook offers recipe clipping book

Requests pour in for the My Womans Corner scrapbook now being printed. It is a small handy kitchen sized blank book to paste clipped recipes from the column. Readers send a recipe and a 3c stamp for publication. Mrs. Henry Harter contributes a Quick Devils Food Cake recipe with mayo and coffee.

My Womans Corner Woman's Corfier Henry Harter Francis Street

Quick Devels Food Cake From The Woman's Corner

The Woman's Corner features a quick Deviled style cake recipe using cake flour sugar cocoa mayonnaise coffee and vanilla. Instructions include sifting dry ingredients beating wet ingredients folding in liquids filling greased pans baking at 350 for about 30 minutes and frosting options. Mrs Henry Harter and a Society Editor note invite reader mail and calls to share recipes and tips.

Henry Harter West Francis Street

Artists' hostels rise in Jerusalem and Negev region

The article notes new small hostels being established in Jewish Jerusalem and the southern Negev to house artists for focused work. It also mentions postwar sheep numbers in Japan jumping from 196,425 in 1946 to 459,000 in 1949 and references Duff and fellow candidates overturning a statewide political pattern as a Republican president in 1952 seems possible if Pennsylvania policy spreads nationwide.

Jerusalem Negev Japan Duff Page One Pennsylvania

Duff wins in Pennsylvania amid Grundy clash over power

Duff defeated Grundy’s candidate for senator in a near record turnout of about half of Pennsylvania Republicans. He chose John S. Fine to succeed Grundy, who had ruled for 30 years. Fine then beat Jay Cooke for the Republican governor nomination. The piece notes the Pony Express began east west Utah operations in 1860 and Mt Etna stands at 10,741 feet as Europe’s highest volcano per the National Geographic Society.

Joe Grundy Duff John S. Fine Jay Cooke Pony Express Utah Mt. Etna National Geographic Society Europe

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