District President Will Install Officers Of Grafton Club
Mrs Frank Blake of Lost Creek will install new officers of the Grafton Womans Club at the May Dinner at St Pauls Methodist church. The district president will appoint president Musgrove and other officers, plus Kunst and Fisher in department roles. Guest speaker Mrs William Myers of Clarksburg reviews The Running of the Tide about Salem ships. Dinner served by St Pauls WSCS with music by Miss Marcia Malone and Calvin Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Womans Club
Frank Blake
Lost Creek
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Blake
Woman's Club
Musgrove
0. W. Hoffman
Joseph Evans
Barbara Drainer
W. P. Turner
Walter
G. H Kunst
Rhea Fisher
William Myers
Clarksburg
Eloise Kerr
Grafton
Salem
St. Paul's
WSCS
A. E. Leonard
Guy Ringler
J. H. Robinson
Work Together 4 H Club Educational Meet at Blueville School
Work Together 4-H Club held an educational meeting at Blueville school with poultry judging led by Ralph Fike and Larry Hughes Brown student from Thorn ton. Francis Wolfe showed a movie and Linda Woodyard demonstrated sewing care as members listed points on the board after judging. Attendees included Linda Woodyard Jackie Coole Gordon Kent Bobbie McCue Jean Hinkins Loretta DeMoss Carol Hedrick Patty Wolfe Earl Carrothers and leader Mrs Francis Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hughes Brown
Thornton
Lo Ag
F.C. Walgoner
Ralph Fike
Blueville
West Virginia
Francis Wolfe
Linda Woodyard
G. H. Kent
Jackie Coole
Gordon Kent
Bobbie McCue
Jean Hinkins
Loretta DeMoss
Carol Hedrick
Patty Wolfe
Earl Carrothers
Home Economics Tea and Woodmen Circle Meet at Clarksburg
A Clarksburg High School afternoon hosted a Home Economics Class tea with about fifty guests supervised by Miss Nellie Cook. The event showcased sewing class garments and floral decor, with Miss Sylvia Waggoner at the tea table and a host of committee members assisting. Separately, Woodmen Circles held a convention at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel led by Mrs Faye K Littman with a banquet, installation of state officers, and a memorial for deceased members. The report notes ongoing talks on a contract with U S Steel and mentions regional mining facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cook
Sylvia Waggoner
Mary Fitzwater
Ruby Britton
Jo Bilen Hill
Eva Jean Bolyard
Marlon Withers
Jackie Roomsourg
Lula Griffith
Mable Gox
Ramona Ellers Lucas
Ardithe Moore
Norma Cochran
Patty Galliher
Doris Rogers
Wilma Lander
Lois Johnson
Faye K. Littman
Grafton
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
SFWC
Stonewall Jackson
Roy Ash
Clarksburg
Ing
Lewis
U.S. Steel
Val
Miriam Nestor
Eastern Star Meet Programs And Officer Elections
Mrs O J Fleming and Wayne Dougherty led the Eastern Star Women’s subunit through a year end meeting at the Masonic Temple. Poems were read and solos performed as officers were elected including president Bertha Shafer and vice presidents Goff and Yates. Donations supported the Youth Planning Council and the library report noted April readings and recent donations. A dessert reception followed in the newly decorated banquet room hosted by Mildred Carpenter and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Fleming
Wayne Daugherty
Eastern Star Womans
Masonic Temple
Reba McDermott
Dougherty
Mildred Debendarfer
Margaret Cather
Bertha C. Shafer
Iva Goff
Grace Yates
Mary Hoffman
Susan Monroe
Youth Planning Council
Ida Williams
Rhea Fisher
Sylvia Sorbello
George E. Lockwood
Mildred Carpenter
Genevieve Carpenter
Florence Wittman
Florence Fleming
Moves and Visits Highlight Local Notices
Moves residence Fred Swisher from Route 1 to 1128 Lowell street Fairmont where he receives nursing care in the home of Mrs Mary Allan Wallman. Clyde Sister of 439 W Washington street left for Fredericksburg Va to visit sister Mrs J A Monroe and attend wedding of her son Dorsey to Miss Joye Wright on May 28. Hospital news admits to City hospital over weekend include Robert D Kerns Route 1 Simpson Jessie Reed Route 4 Roberta Thomas West Main Street Clay Sapp Newburg Betty Mae Waggoner Newburg Mrs Lumma Harris Newbrg Minnie Pearl Knight Thornton Kathleen Grimm Tunnelton and Mary Densmore Mackin Street. Discharges include A Blaine Jennings Newburg Mary Ellen Huffman Route 1 Simpson Lota Phillips Akron Ohio John Thomas Lynch Flemington Glenna Hovf atter Route 1 Thornton Wilma Haymond Clarksburg Donald Shaffer Route 5 Grafton June Osborne East Wilford Juanita Ridenour West Main Street Willard Bolyzra Route 1 Tunnelton John Leo Paling Route 1 Pearl McCartney Lincoln Street Eva L Freeze Route 1 The Hot Springs of Arkansas 47 are government owned and operated springs in US. Jamestown Va glassware made in 1609 first America exported item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clyde
W. Washington Street
Predericksburg
J. A. Monroe
Dorsey
Joye Wright
Robert D. Kerns
Simpson
Jessie Reed
Roberta Thomas
West Main Street
Clay Sapp
Newburg
Betty Mae Waggoner
Akron
Ohio
John’ Thomas
Lynch
Flemington
Glenna Hofvatter
Thornton
Wilma Haymond
Clarksburg
Donald Shaffer
Grafton
June Osborne
East
Wilford
Juanita Ridenour
West Main Istreet
Willard Bolyzra
North Dakota Leads In Wheat Production Among States
North Dakota ranks first among 48 states in producing spring and durum wheat, outpacing all rivals in total output and reinforcing its role in U S agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Coming Events for May 26 and 28 in Local Clubs
The May 26 regular meeting of the ladies auxiliary of the fire department will be at the Fire Hall at p.m hosted by Mrs Ruth Smith and Mrs Mary Custer. Wives of firefighters and mothers of Fire Maidens are invited. Also on May 26 Susan B Cov Nurse's Association District No 9 meets at Moose Home at 5 30 p.m. On May 28 Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics meets at the VFW hall on East Main Street at 8 2 m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Ruth Smith
Mary Custer
Susan B. Cov. Nurse's Association
T Ike Moose
Mountaineer Council
Junior Order United American Mechanics
VFW
East Main Street
Malone's Drug Store Te-ol Best Seller Ad
A Malone's Drug Store advertisement touts Te-ol as the top selling antiseptic for athletes foot. The copy claims the germ is deep and needs reach to kill, with Te-ol containing 90 percent alcohol and penetrating to reach more germs. A 35 cent money back offer promises satisfaction within one hour from any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
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Diane Alleman
Buckhannon
Ohio State University
Central West Virginia
MRS
Naomi Lawson
Club and Society
Grafton Club
Woodmen
Clarksburg Hotel
Alabama
Arizona
Moody
Tunneton
John Leo Paling
Mrs. Pearl McCartney
Lincoln Street
Eva L. Freeze
Hot Springs
Arkansas
United States
Jamestown, Va
Sears
Mary Mathews
Monongahela Power Co
W. VA
Sumag
Vayda
Caplan
Sherwin-Williams
Mar- Not
J. Lee Evans Furniture CO
W. Main ST
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