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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1938

Page

3

Reception Planned for Flemington High School Dance

Plans outline the annual reception for Flemington High School juniors and seniors on Friday May 27 at the Field House River Side Drive. Crowned royalty for 1938 Stephen Reppert and Mary Jo Grinnan will be hosted by last year’s king and queen. The ceremony features gold thrones, white satin gown, organ music by Davis Evans, and dancing with Rolfe Shay orchestra plus student performances.

Borate Flemington High School Field House Riverside Drive Stephen Reppert Flemington Mary Jo Grinnan Jessie Silver Joseph Mahaffey Grafton Davis Evans Rolfe Shay Board of Education

Social Calendar Highlights Church Meetings and Events

May events list church group gatherings across multiple denominations, including Emma Rogers Bible class, Men’s Brotherhood, Women’s Missionary Society, P H C lodge, Ladies Aid, Grand Army, Lend-a-Hand circle, Eastern Star, Weekly Sewing club, and various church programs. Several meetings shift dates to June, with notes on locations and times.

Emma Rogers West Main Street M. E Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church Chauncey Miller Woman's Missionary Society of the U. B P. H.C. Lodge Chanco Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul's M. E. Church C. C. Thomas Maple Avenue Ladies of the Grand Army V.F. W. Hall First Presbyterian Church Thomas Love West Washington Street Eastern Star Club Knights Templar Sewing Club T. C. Gough

Forget the Honors No More Serious Bridge Misjudgment

Barclay critiques a brittle bidding choice in a Central Press column. The deal, dealer South, both sides vulnerable, features a 2NT versus 3NT decision. He argues opening with majors favors better game chances and analyzes the correct response and first three tricks after misfired trump play.

Jean Batten Leaves London For Buckingham Palace Court

Jean Batten, premier woman flyer, departs her London hotel en route to Buckingham Palace for presentation to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at the second court of the season, amid high public attention and media coverage.

Jean Batten London Buckingham Palace King George Queen Elizabeth Great Britain Central Press

Poetry Week Observance Ends With Memorial Day Program

The observance featured poems by Leslie A. Allen and Anna L. Garrett, a piano solo by Mrs. Seymour, and songs including Bring Them In. Mrs. Edwards led a brief class business session, followed by a social hour with ice cream cake coffee and mints served by hostesses Miss Sylvia Rowland and Miss Stephens.

Maude Safer Leslie A. Allen Seymour Maude Stephens Minnie Carder Edwards Sylvia Rowland Miss Stephens Miss Rowland

Ill or Noted Residents and Visitors in City Notes

PERS NALS Ben Poling of 7 Walter street is ill at home after a heart attack Monday morning. Mrs Joseph C Korte and daughter Mary Ann visit Mr and Mrs M L Kelly in Richmond Virginia. Miss Mary Elizabeth Cockrell, on Wilford street, expected to resume duties at West Penn office by Wednesday or Thursday. Junior Fawcett, Bellaire Ohio posi tion, returned there after visiting his parents at Blueville Kansas City. Arnold of Zanesville visited the City Monday. Mrs Edna Poling and Mrs Raymond Poling returned from Chicago where the latter sought treatment for a nervous condition. Ted Robinson of route 3 was

Elizabeth Cummins Jackson The Daughters of the American Revolution Allie Chamberlin Washington Street Alden Beague Alden Beagle C. F. Bhafer W.N. Burdett Florence Kate Smith Allie M. Chamberlin O. J. Fleming Catherine Rector C. V. Miller Lila Love Cozy Rest David E. French Bluefield Miller Roll-a- Drome West Main Street Helen Woodyard Margaret Henway Jean Murphy Martha Powell Florence Linn Maxine Duckworth Marguerite Duckworth Paulie Poling Helen Gerkih Betty Shields Bobbie Shaw Ruth McFadden Mary Catherine Walter Margaret Elton Catherine Felto Nellie Tucker Helena Brogerick Mary Virginia. Lambert Stacie Outright Jo Clara Hicks Mary Jo Rauscher Angela Gerkin Ann Hoban Marie Guth Raymond Beatty Francis Gatrell Ed. Grayson Frederick Gilmore James Walter Perry Sapp William Rauscher Philip Gerkin James Foy Robert Neason James Cockrell Norman Woodyard Charles Leach Robert Carr Harold Poe Dorsey Sapp Leroy Mills Buddie Lambert Ben Poling Walter Street Joseph C. Korte Mary Ann M. L. Kelly Richmond Mary Elizabeth Cockrell Wilford Street West Penn Junior Fawcett Bellaire Ohio D. E. Fawcett Blueville K. C. Arnold Zanesville, C Edna Poling Raymond Poling Chicago Ted Robinson Route 3

Emergency Appendectomy Admission News Note

Patient admitted to City hospital on Wednesday morning for an emergency appendectomy. Documentation notes an urgent surgical procedure and ongoing inpatient care. Medical staff prepared for immediate operation and post operative monitoring.

Thee City Hospital

Damages Engine Man Is Given 30 Days By Court

Wallace Wade, 23, unemployed of Tennessee, was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Magistrate Hoye G. White Sr. on a charge of destroying a steam gauge and pipe connection from locomotive No. 2730 of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Wade had earlier been jailed five days for train riding. the five days were not finished when the new charge was found. Wade pleaded guilty.

Wallace Wade Tennessee Hoye G.white, Sr Baltimore and Ohio Wade A. B. Knabenshue

Wife of Sen Bridges Dies After Stroke

Concord New Hampshire May 25 Mrs Sally Bridges 34 wife of U S Senator H Styles Bridges Republican New Hampshire died today a few hours after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage while seated in an automobile Senator Bridges was en route from Washington by airplane at the time of her death

Concord N. H Sally Bridges U.8 H. Styles Bridges N.H Senator Bridges Washington

Retired farmer dies in Huntington at age 82

John W. Edwards, 82, a retired farmer, died in Huntington on May 25. He is survived by his widow, two sons, one daughter, two brothers and two sisters.

Kingswood school raided as 33 questioned in Ohio

Police in Columbus rounded up 33 people at Kingswood school a private religious institution citing lack of state license no peddlers license for religious tract sales and students lacking work permits. Among those held were Rev A B Wachtel his wife son and daughter in law and named staff and students aged 12 to 27 from several states.

Columbus Kingswood School Edgar N. Butler Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Patrolman Butler A.B. Wachtel Kingswood Wachtel Elmer ,Diamond London Mary Carpenter Norwich N. Y Cyrus Cleveland Handshoe N. Y Myrtle Belt Staunton Sarah Haviland Harry Ross Cambridge Bast Sparta Lillian Dewey Washington,d. C

Two Railroadmen Die In Train Wreck Near Freeport

A Chicago Great Western passenger train derailed four miles west of Freeport killing engineer Maxwell and fireman Dale. BC Railroad officials seek cause as wreck investigation begins.

Freeport Moswell B. G.dzale Ske Fordireman Bothher BC Railroad

Even Worse Mood Foretold by Ex Official Hyde

Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of agriculture under Hoover, told a Republican rally in Emporia Kansas that the United States faces another and perhaps greater low mood under the Roosevelt administration. He blamed false philosophy and bitter hatred of an American president for undermining free government after five years of planned economy.

Emporia Kas Arthur M. Hyde Herbert Hoover United States Bears Velt Hyde America

Last Ditchers Plan To Fight Wage Hour Bill

Southern senators led last-ditch opposition as the House passed a revamped wage hour bill by a 914 to 07 vote. Senator Berkley urged a swift Senate-House committee compromise, while Senator Thomas pushed for varied wages by region. Opponents hope to block action through Senate filibuster fears amid calls for party unity.

Washington House Berkley Senate Senate Labor Committee Thomas Utah South Np House Congress Ter

Verdict Reaches Rose Maurice Estate Against Auto Company

In Princeton on May 25 a jury returned a verdict for Rose Maurice, administrator of the estate of Bobbie Mayrh, against a major American company by agreement. The case stemmed from a fatal automobile incident near McComas last summer.

Princeton Rose Maurice Bobbie Amerigan -Coalas Pany McComas

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Woman's Missionary Society of the First M. B Wilson Jesus Charles Hall China Hall A. L. Withers Luella Reese Pruntytown Parent Teachers Association Elizabeth Mahaffey Jean Headley Wayne Knotts Helen Brown Betty Flesher Mrs. Anvil Patty Custer Barbara Carrothers Jean Gans Sylvia Favish First Baptist Church Maude Palmer Mabel Lee Patton W. C. Menear C. O. Shay Gleaners Andrews Church School F. B. Edwards Walnut Street Blanche Guard Barclay Shepard Barclay Authority On Authorities Fis Pei Hin North West Elubafore Bae Jean Battene Senator Berry George L. Berry Mooresburg Tenn Roy A. Doty Hawkins County Berry TVA Hoe Sally Sen. Bridges Ry Citeinkh Gant VOGUE Mary. Edleh Reardon Mary Hilen’ Reardon Last Ditchers Loni Mrs Ben H. Fran Tanz
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