Birthday Party for Mrs Barry At 369 West Main Street
A birthday party honoring Mrs Howard Blue and Rosemary Dolan was held Saturday night at Mrs Barry's home 369 West Main Street. The home featured fall flowers and three large birthday cakes with guests, including doctors and many friends, presenting gifts to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blue
Blue
Barry
Rosemary "Dolan
Paul Wardin
R. D. Stout
H. N. Shanes
Charles Haslup
Robert Gerkin
K. H. Trippett
Hoa.williamson
Philip. Geffins
Wits
Ray Myers
Coming Events and Meetings Highlight Local Women Groups
October schedule features Elizabeth Cummings Jackson Charter DAR meeting at Mrs. Cumm ings home and Woman's Council of First Church of Christ gathering led by Mrs. Hark. Speakers cover Hazel Green Academy Kentucky French Acadian Mission and work among American Negroes. Business reports tied to State Christian Church convention. October 25 Beta Sigma Phi meets at American Lesson Home. October 26 Music Dept Woman's Club at Mrs. Malone. October 27 Delta Nut Hau Phi Lambda Sorority event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cummings Jackson
Daughter of
Woman's Council of
the First Church of Christ
C. W. Hark
T. B. Jones
Siheing & Himniled
Karl Hinkins
Hazel Green Academy
Harrison
Howearth
Weaver
O. J. Howearth
The
Christian Church
Parkersburg
W. A Harrison
H. Bunner
A. J. Howearth
M. Schaub
May Hinkins
Mary Lewis
Nadia Weaver
Norma Hinkins
Zella Shomo
Mintz Harrison
Helen Kelley
Smith
Irene Wolfe
Fannie Turner
Hank
Alpha My
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Woman's Club
Paul E. Malone
Maple Avenue
Delta Nut
Hau Phi Lambda Sor
Hallowe'en Social At Blueville School
A Halloween social is planned at Blueville School on Thursday October 27 at 6 00 pm The event features a buffet, costume contest, children's chorus, fish pond, cakewalk, games and prizes All are invited to attend for a fun evening at the school grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville School
Blueville
Easter Blooms From Astilbe In Your Garden
Readers can enjoy early Easter blooms by growing Astilbe indoors then moving to pots for winter care. Divide clumps after flowering, place in pots with water, and keep moist. In May transplant to the garden, with care for sun or shade, and remove flower stalks as they fade for continued vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Centr
Jalliday
Press Association
Glade Run Club Plans Theme for October Meeting
The Glade Run Farm Woman's Club met at Miss Pearl McCartney's home to study Make or Remake Your Bed room Furniture. Officers were elected and a Halloween social for October 22 at Glade Run School was planned. Refreshments were served to dozens of members and guests Mrs Aldine Tucker and Mrs G Domey attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Run
Mesdames
Betty Bolyard
Flossie Bradley
Bertha Cozad
Beatrice Edwards
Doris Lundy
Hazel Goodwin
W. H. Goodwin
Wont McCartney
Lila McCartney
Dorsey McDaniel
Norma Lee Thor
Jean Williams
Clare McCartney
Pansy Philips
Wilda McCartney
Pearl McCartney
Aldine Tucker
G. Domey
XI Kappa Exemplars Hold Regular Meeting
The XI Kappa Exemplar Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at Mrs. John Paul Ploya’s West Main street home. A cultural program featured Mrs. Charles Carpenter presenting on the march toward Chinese influence, crafted by Mrs. Norman Deakins. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Charles Carpenter honorary member, Mrs. Norman Deakins, Mrs. Frank Shaw, and Mrs. John Paul Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruntytown Methodist Church
Mountaneer Council No
United Mechanics
Daughters of America
East Main Street
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. S.C
Hee
Hallowe'en
Louise Collins
West Main Street
Protective Home Circle
D. of A. Hall
Main St
V.F.W
XI Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John Paul Ploya
Charles Carpenter
Norman Deakins
Frank Shaw
John Paul Floyd
Election of officers and musical recital noted at meeting
A meeting featured an election of officers with Mrs Rath Bumgardner as president and Mrs Francis Warder as vice president. Miss Shirley Bumgardner sang Bless This House with Laura Powell on piano. Attendees included Miss Sara Musgrove and several Mrss Beall Goff Warder and Bumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Bumgardner
Laura Powell
Rath Bumgardner
Francis Warder
John W. Beall
Sara Musgrove
J. W. Beall
Carl Goff
Victor Willshide
Pumgardner
Paul Willis
O. W. Hoffman
Max “Kay
R. M. Patterson
Weber Furists
Fairmont
Patterson
Adlington Home Hosts Hallowe'en Party
The Youth Temperance Council held a Hallowe'en party Saturday night at Dick Adlington's home on Yates Ave. The house was festively decorated with traditional Halloween displays. Attendees included Joyce McKinney, Nancy Parkhill, Shirley Bumgardner, Billie Ann Gover, Janet Sue Boylan, Joyce Cuppett, Bill Courtney, John Knight, Sue Ann Cart, Laura Powell, Lowell Mason, Marjorie Hargett, Mary Lou Custer, and Ruth Crall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Temperance Council
Hallowe'en
Dick Adlington
Yates Ave
Adlington
Gomes
Joyce McKinney
Nancy Parkhill
Shirley Bumgardner
Billie Ann Gover
Janet Sue Boylan
Joyce Cuppett
Bill Courtney
John Knight
Sue Ann Cart
Laura Powell
Lowell Mason
Marjorie Hargett
Mary Lou Custer
Ruth Crall
Briefly Told Returns to Camp Campbell Kentucky
Pvt Carl Spiker has returned to Camp Campbell Kentucky after a seven day furlough at home with his parents Mr and Mrs C O Spiker at 754 Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Spiker
Campbell
Kentucky
Mrs. C. O. Spiker
Pearl
Blind musicians shape New York night life with skill
Mel Heimer notes the recurring New York space on blindness and celebrates George Shearing and Margie Hyams. He recalls a club scene where Shearing performed invisibly without being defined by his sight. The piece highlights how blind artists seek merit over pity in a heterogeneous city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace of
Ca Es York
George Shearing
Margie Hyams
Shearing
Miss Hyams
Mrs Broadwater Speaks At Woman's Club Meeting
Grafton Women's Club last night at the American Legion heard Mrs H S Broadwater discuss The Home Past Present and Future emphasizing religious roots courteous hospitality patriotism and respect for law Our hope as a nation lies in strengthening the home The meeting also noted new members and changes to the Book Review luncheon date and polio fund donation Sunday visitors include Mrs Elizabeth Musgrove Mrs Bella Hawkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Women's Club
General Club
The
American Legion
McGraw Avenue
Hoffman
H. 8. Broadwater
Mannington
Broadwater
Hamme Ead
Mesdames
Wi. W.— Copenmayer
Peter Magnificos
Bessie Powell
Arthur Vi ‘Or. Morrison
Andrews Methodist Churcn
Rush D. Nsott
Purst Liseries convention discussed at district meeting
Attendees from Grafton and nearby towns gathered for the Purst Liseries quota club convention weekend. Mrs Mildred Vo Debersdarfer presided and received a coffee maker, with new officers elected including Mildrett Charléston as district governor and Edith Gabriele as lieutenant governor. Memorial tributes were paid to Ruth Wood and Anne Jarvis, and Virginia Allison. A funeral style memorial service preceded a luncheon and speeches by district governors. Greenbrier was chosen for next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Sinputly Springs
Lhe
Grafton
Mildred V. Debendat
Leota’ Griffith
Grace Suller
Dorothy Hood
Mary Asin Miller
Mary Katherine Walter
Florence Wilkinson
Marguese Thayer
Florence” Wittman
Rhea Fisher
Margaret Byers
Bertha Gootwin
D.C. Peck
C. R. Watson
Mildréd Vo Debersdarfer
Bertha Goodwin
Guiting
Leota Griffith
Ar Weste
Mildrett Charléston
Skeretary
Léretha Plytm
Parker
Bute
Ruth Wood
Morgantown
Anne Jarvis
Virginia Allison
Bluefield
Aonoraf
Dor
Clarksburg
Alice Thomas
Butler
Pennsyljvanis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Barry
Miss Dolan
Woman's Council
Hollowe'en Social
America
Bruce Bumwardner
John William Beall Sor
Dress Institute
Melheimer
Mel Heimer
Corral
Peesorial Finance CO
Deveny
Monroe ST
W. VA
Folchiont
M. &, Chambers
YES
Mont
Carl Hawkins
Elizabeth Musgrove
Jackville
Bella Hawkins
Route 5
W. B. Henderson
Mrs. Debendarfer
Lydia
Pinkham
Leh
Caplan’s Jewelers
Setiye 9
Saigett
Monongahela Power Co
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