May Day Dinner Climaxes Year for Local Woman's Club
The annual May Day dinner closed a year of notable achievements for the local Woman's club. About eighty five members attended a patriotic yet springlike event featuring floral arrangements, candles, and music by Gertrude Shaw and Christine Carpenter. Mrs. E. M. Tomlinson presided, welcomed new members, and read a note of thanks from the Eastern Star Woman's club for West Virginia books donated to the city library. The program highlighted readings by Mrs. Longwell, violin pieces by Christine Carpenter and others, and a closing talk by past president Mrs. W. E. Hardin. Officers and department chairs were installed, retired officers praised, and upcoming plans focused on national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
E. M. Tomlinson
West Virginia
Charles Arpenter
Gertrude Shaw
Helen Menear
W. H. Longwell
Wheeling Woman's Club
T. Harry White
W. Heironimus, Jr
C. F. Shafer
C. Howard Cameron
Gertrude S. Shaw
Walter Beall
Nina Zinn
T.M. Deegan
John Bradford
E. H. McDargh
Tomlinson
Charles Carpenter
Howard Cameron
W. A. Beaver
F. Shafer
W. E. Hardin
W. J. McGonagle
T. M. Deegan
Clyde J. Gil‘bert
Sara Musgrove
G. H. A. Kunst
Kenneth Robinson
John Hopkins
W. ‘A. Beavers, Sr
James F. Holt
William Willhide
Grace Wolfe
Bailey Wyckoff
Party Guests Include Notable Local Residents
Those enjoying the party were Terry Lane, Donald Steinhoff, Billy Morgan, Frank Collins, Ned Clapton, Charles Bragg, John Hancock, Norman Knotts, Paul Willis, Ray Cole, Guy Kirk, Car roll Ludwick, Jimmy Gawthrop, Raymond Hedrick, Joe Eddy Bailey, Donald Moore and Zara Smith. Present also were Mary Jane Brown, Thelma Jean Austin and David W. R. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Lane
Donald Steinhoff
Billy Morgan
Frank Collins
Ned Clapton
Charles Bragg
John Hancock
Norman Knotts
Paul Willis
Ray Cole
Guy Kirk
Carroll Ludwick
Jimmy Gawthrop
Raymond Hedrick
Joe Eddy Bailey
Donald Moore
Zara Smith
Mary Jane Brown
Thelma Jean Austin
David W. R. Brown
Circle plans sash party for June at Virginia Outright home
Mrs Durward Brown conducted the session and a business meeting planned a sash party for June at Miss Virginia Outright's home. Announcement was made for a birthday party at the general society meeting on June 17. A pleasant social hour followed with dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durward Brown
Virginia Outright
General Society
Farm Home Club Meeting at Gough Residence
A Knottsville Farm and Home club gathering at Mrs. Claude Gough’s home featured a devotion, scripture reading, and singing. Co-hostess Mrs. Cora Gules assisted with refreshments after the social hour, with a lesson on Wholesome Desserts and a demonstration by Mrs. Flossie Shroyer and Juanita Ludwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
W. VA
CM. Wilson
Wilson
Everett Ludwick
Ella Wilsop
Gall
Mary May Newcome
Margaret Kinney
Gail Luzadder
Vera Luzadder
Clara’ Luzadder
Bernice Luzadder
Ida Limerick
Ada Thomas
Dolly Lenwick
Prudy Ludwick
Emmy Boylen
Margaret Wiland
Flossie Shroyer
Gar Boyles
Juanita Ludwick
Bila Wilson
Knottsville Farm and Home Club
Claude Gough
Cora Gul
May 27 DAR and related society meetings in town
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson chapter of the D A R meets at 2 p m at 13 East Washington with officers to be elected. An Andrews Methodist church executive committee meeting at 7 p m precedes the General society gathering. May 26 brings the Woman's annual May Day dinner at 6 30 p m at Andrews North district church with Mrs Charles Capenter as chair. Junior Order of United American Mechanics holds a 7 p m meeting at Wehnhall with hospitality coordinators listed. numerous committee posts and chairmen are named for municipal government finance auditing and publicity among others. Special committees remain tentative with extensive names and post allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alli Chamberlin
East Washington Street
Andrews Methodist Church
General Society
Andrews Nothndist Church
Charles Capenter
Wehnhall
A. W. Dean
Virgil Rohrbough
O. Jay Fleming
Nell Haslup
Mary Forcello
Delores Currey
G. T. Vance
Abe Tackett
Aliie Chamberlin
Lee Bennett, Jr
Z. L. Dean
Antoinette Forcello
Luther C. Ford
W. I. Booth
John Muter
Olaf Lawson
T. W. Heironimus, Jr
G.H. A. Kunst
Nelle Tucker
Margaret Moran
Merle Watkins
Robert Arble
Albert Willis
James C. Holt
FS. Suddarth
Robert Clayton
L. J. Stover
Rose Murphy
Harry White
Harry Friedman
Clyde Hickman
J. Paul Murphy
Mildred Keefer
Eileen Robison
Ray Moniroe
Charlotte
Carl Lynch
H. H. Holt
W. E. Hardin
T. W. Heironimus Jr
Ward B
Laurel Frey
H. Odgers
Bucklew
Ray Monroe
T. Rasmussen
Pauline Bradford
Frank Cather
D. G. Kunst
Nina Zinn
J. J. Kaufman
Belle VanKirk
C. R Watson
W. E. Robinson
Eva Love
Simon Friedman
Walter Beall
C. F. Schroeder
J. M. Riffee
Luther Reigart
W. J. Frey
Joanne Ford
WSCS Circle 4 Holds Meeting at Mrs Stafford Home
Circle 4 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs James F Stafford's Walnut street home Monday. A period of devotions preceded the brief business and discussion of church work and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
St. Paul's ‘Methodist Church
James F. Stafford
Walnut Street
Women club list of chairmen and committee names
A long OCR fragment names numerous chairmen and committee members across health and hygiene guest day and May Day dinners, district convention duties, and aiding personnel for last night's event. The roster includes Mrs. Paul Warden, Mrs. E. F. Roof, Miss Margaret Moran, Mrs. Ward Blaney, Mrs. C. Howard Cameron, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shields, Jr
Margaret Moran
Lloyd Plum
Ada Mae Withers
Ed McDaniel
Victor Willhide
William Fisher
C. G. Turner
Helen Chenoweth
L. Dean
W. P. Samples
W. G. Chrislip
Rhea Fisher
C.F. McDade
Ward Blaney
L. L. Painter
G. T. Vance
C. Howard Cameron
Carpenter
Richard Robey
Francis Warder
Bonnie Newcome
T. Rasmussen
G. T.vance
E. R. Bucklew
Miss Korte Leads West Penn Staff Outing to Parkersburg and Marietta
Miss Clara Korte of Monongahela News accompanied a party of more than thirty staff and correspondents on an outing Tuesday May 20 visiting Parkersburg and Marietta. They inspected property broadcast from radio station WPAR and toured Trissies substation, appliance store, and home economics kitchen before dining at the Betty Mills club, returning via St. Marys. Ray W. Garvin headed the tour as manager of publicity and editor of the Monongahela News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Korte
Monongahela
Parkersburg
Mariena
Fairmont
Parkeersburg
Trissies
WPAR
Marietta
Betty Mills Club
St. Marys
Ray W. Garvin
Monongahela News
Grafton Event Honors Carvers At Waldo Hotel Reception
About 150 local attendees joined a reception for Superintendent and Mrs. A R Carver of Grafton marking the seventh anniversary of the Clarksburg Women’s Division of the Cooperative Traffic Program. Lawrence R Lynch welcomed the Carvers and speakers urged staff cooperation before a Waldo hotel dance with Sammy Hills Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
A. R. Carver
Clarksburg
Cooperative Traffic Program
Waldo Hotel
Lawrence R. Lynch
H. M. Nicholson
CTP
Earl Everett
John Bliss
Baltimore
Helen Foreman
Q. S. Lewis
Sammy Hills
Edwin H. McDaigh
Walter McFarland
Angela Moran
Headley
LaVerne
Ruth Welch
John Bradford
Local Clubwomen To Attend Meet In Clarksburg
Several members of the local Woman's club will attend a luncheon and round table discussion of club presidents and program chairmen of the North Central District of the West Virginia Federation of Women's clubs. The meeting, at the Stonewall Jackson hotel in Clarksburg, will cover the program for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
North Central
West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
Foster Brown Birthday Party Honored on Tenth
Foster Lloyd Brown son of Rev Durward Brown and wife at 207 Thayer Street was celebrated on his tenth birthday with a lawn party and weiner roast. A special feature included motion pictures of the group after several hours outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Lloyd Brown
Durward Brown
Thayer Street
Weiner
Primrose Beauty Shop Ad Listings Permanents
Primrose Beauty Shop owned and managed by Bert Utsinger at 102 Ethel Street offers permanents from $2.50 and up. Head operator Frances Cole is listed with the shop’s phone number 473 4 13-26t cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Utsinger
Ethel Street
Frances Cole
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.H. Longwell
Alice Austin
Grafton High School
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Miss Austin
Roy McCuskey
R. H. Carder
Farm
Gough Residence
Knottsville
Wscs Circle
Miss Korte
West Penn
Carver
Foster Brown
Altman
Cobbs
Maine
Primrose Beauty Shop
Aaa
F. Lucas
M. Rogers
Mrs. E. McDaniel
Casuals
L. Phillips
Cynthia
E. Bunner
Mrs. E. Spencer
Ara Ey
Miss D. Kyle
Nderspun
Mr. L. ‘Jones
Miho
Penney’s
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