Eastern Star Woman's Club Concludes Year
The Eastern Star Woman's Club met at the Masonic Temple for the final meeting of the year. President Mrs. Rheda McDermott led the pledge and star spangled anthem as the hall featured summer cut flowers. Officers were elected with Bertha Shafer as president and a new auditing committee chaired by Milie Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
Svifald
Rheda McDermott
Clu
West Virginia Library
Emily Willi
Virginia Mange
Ann Wolfe
Jean Hinkins
Florence Wilkinson
Margaret Cather
Bertha Shafer
Nancy Waggoner
Bessie Campbell
Susan ‘Monroe
Hazel ‘Hoskinson
Milie Watson
Pearl Pire
Mary Smith
Miss Peggy Limer and Charles Simpson Wedding Reported
Announcement of the marriage of Edna Peggy Limer, daughter of Mrs. George E. B. Limer of 224 Barrett street, to Charles Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Simpson of Webster. The ceremony occurred May 1 at St Johns Lutheran Church in Rea House Maryland at 1 PM with Rev. Alvah K. Jones officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Peggy Limer
George E. B. Limer
Barrett Street
Charles Simpson
Charles W. Simpson
Webster
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rea House
Maryland
Alvah K. Jones
Pauline Poling
James Lake
Club 15 Hosts Recent Meeting at Percy Street Home
Mrs Adrian Mitchell entertained Club 15 members at her Percy Street home with co hostess Mrs Denton E Mitchell. Games were played and prizes awarded. Anniversary gifts were given to Mrs L J Murphy and Mrs Kenneth Cole with refreshments served to listed members.
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Adrian4
Mitchell
Percy Street
Denton
L. J. Murphy
Kenneth Cole
Birth Announcements and Local News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Paul Poling of Lucretia announce a son born May 23 weighing ten pounds one and one fourth ounces named Larry Paul. Mrs Jeanniene Probst is the mother. Paternal grandparents listed as Angius Pong of Lucretia. Announce birth Mr and Mrs Walter D Wolfe of Elkins announce a son born May 21 at Davis Memorial Hospital named David Dunning. Mother is Dodly Lou Miller. Father employed with U S Weather Bureau at Elkins airport. Mrs A F McConkey of 825 West Main underwent major surgery at city hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Fordyce of New Castle Indiana visiting his parents. Capehart accuses a radio program of biased scripts about life in the 48 states. Quoted lines disparaged Brigham Young and Alabama conditions, prompting Senate debate.
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Paul Poling
Lucretia
Larry Paul
Jeanniene Probst
George W. Shaffer
Pruntytown
Angius
Ara Pong
Walter D. Wolfe
Elkins
Davis Memorial Hospital
David Dunning
Dodly Lou Miller
Roy A. Miller
Walter H. Wolfe
West Main Street
U.S. Weather Bureau
Elkins Airport
A. F. McConkey
City Hospital
Senate
Capehart
South
Central America
Indiana
States
Utah
Brigham Young
Young
Alabama
Birmingham
United States
Contemptible lie sparks Senate clash over NBC
Senators Eastland Hill and others denounce a broadcast as base slander of their states. Senator Smith recalls Voice programs under department, while NBC defends Spanish texts and staff changes. NBC fired the writer. Canadian forest and sewing pattern promos appear in nearby items.
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Alabama
Eastland
D.-Miss
Hill
Capehart
New England
Texas
Saltonstall
Rmass
Connally
D.-Tex
Brewster
R.-Me
H. Alexander Smith
R. N.J
State Department
Senate
Smith
White House
I Smith
Department
NBC
Pale Sierte
NBC Wee
New York
Brooks
Voice of America
Tg Gq
Taft Hartley ruling excludes District 50 at DuPont plant
Charleston report says District 50 led by John K. Lewis refuses to sign a non Communist oath. NLRB orders a new collective bargaining election at DuPont Denemours Belle plant within 30 days. Voted options include CIO group no union or the Association of Chemical Employes. District 50 and UMW unavailable for comment.
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Charleston
John K. Lewis
Taft-Hartley
United Mine Workers
DuPont
Joe Joy
SLO Chemical Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Belle, W. Va
B. I. DuPont Denemours and Company
NLRB
District 50
Lewis
CIO Group
Association of Chemical Employes
UAW
NLURB
John L. Lewis
UMW
A. D
Denny) Lewis
Denny Lewis
Philip Murray
CIO Steelworkers Union
Coming Events List Reflects May Community Meetings
May 27 Protected Home circle meets at V F W hall at 2 p.m. All members urged to attend. May 27 Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda sorority meets at West Main Street Methodist Church Community Hall at 8 p.m. May 28 Adult Bible class of First Brethren church meets at H H McCartneys home on St Charles street at 1 30 p.m. May 29 Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics meets in V F W hall at 8 p.m. May 30 Ground breaking service at Friendly church on the hill top Sunday at noon. Church officers preside.
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Protected Home Circle
V. F.W
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Methodist Church
First Brethren Church
H. H. McCartney
St. Charles Street
Mountaineer Council No. 44
Junior Order United
American Mechanics
V.F.W. Hall
Friendly Church
Local Notables Named in Society Note
Mrs Bud Elaw Mrs Jack Jacobs Mrs William De Laney Mrs Joe Eisner Mrs Warren Phillips Mrs L J Mur phy and Mrs Kenneth Cole are listed in a social society note highlighting names of attendees or honorees in a community event.
N.A.L.C. Guests Hosted by Hoffman Family in Washington
Mrs. Loren A. Hoffman hosted the N.A.L.C. at her Washington street home for a regular meeting presided by Ellen Jane Wiseman. After business, a tray luncheon was served to numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Truman McVicker, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren A. Hoffman
N.a.lc
Washington Street
Ellen Jane Wiseman
Ray Wiseman
William Henderson
Truman McVicker
E. C. v. McDaniel
C. C. Moats
Sherman Reed
Dale McDaniel
Kenneth Cole
Harold Gillispie
Goldie Menear
Lucille Henderson
Laura Mae Hoffman
Emily
Betty Worley
Shirley Bartlett
Patty Reed
Loren Hoffman
Council postpones action on ordinances over petition misrepresentation
Officials delayed votes on two ordinances to June 1 after residents urged removal of names from petitions and raised concerns about misrepresentation. Council will study the repair and restoration program further and seek additional input from citizens amid ongoing contact from interested parties.
Uncontacted Seek Viewing Petitions to Add Names
The previously uncontacted individuals asked him where to view the petitions so they could add their names.
Use New Lumenier From Page One Fire Suppression Variant
Fire Chief Floyd L. Crouse describes a chemical compound for water mix that increases penetration and smothering of fires. The solution, added at one part per 100 parts water, targets petroleum fires and similar hazards.
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Lumenier
Chemicals Corp
Floyd L. Crouse
Malone's Drug Promotes Strong Fungicide Teol Sale
An old advertisement promotes a fungicide labeled Teol with 90 percent alcohol, promising money back within an hour if not effective. It highlights germ-killing claims and urges customers to ask any druggist for the product, priced at 35 cents.
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Malone
U S Rejects on Occupation of Japan Contested by Nations
The department contends with other nations about the occupation and control of Japan, continuing from age one.
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U. S
Japan
Department
May Call Continus Reflects on Postwar Policy
The Nebraskan remarks that the Japanese occupation has been the one bright spot in United States postwar policy and suggests MacArthur be recalled to give Congress a firsthand report, stating there is no politics in it.
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United States
MacArtint
Congress
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Arles Simpson
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Pattern Dept
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Catherine di Medici
France
the Sentinel
Household Arts
St Pete
Brooklyn
Alice Brooks
N.A.L.C
Hoffman Family
John .E. Guth
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