Woman's Club of Grafton Executive Board Hosts Summer Luncheon
GRAFTON The Woman's Club of Grafton Inc GFWC held a luncheon at president Ruth Mollohan's home. Committee chairs announced include American Heritage Delmar Mick Auditing David Jaco Benefit Activities William Byrd Community Improvement Max Sinsel Conservation Robert Straight Devotions Zennie Friese Education Thomas Keys Health Manfred Shaffer advisor Finance Howard Trickett Cancer Kermit Bias Crippled Children Bill Hill Dental Charles Roth Drug Abuse Paul Malone Housing Floyd Lambert Library Virginia Hanway Membership Edward Whitescarver Pressbook Mary Jane Korth W Watkins Publicity Clyde Phillips Jr Taylor County Fair Mayme Shahan Telephone James Fawcett Youth Commission C B Mason. Mollohan reported on the Spring District Conference at Lost Creek and noted the Fall District Conference in Clarksburg October 2. A student of the month program will continue. cookbooks of local recipes will be sold late summer. A Summer Conference is August 19 20 at the Ramada Inn Morgantown with reservations by August 1 via Clubwoman. A Mothers Day Shrine volunteer project was discussed. The club was invited to the Bicentennial Worship Service at Grafton High School Athletic Field June 27 at 2 p.m. The Fall Reception will be September 27 at the clubroom. Attendees included Katie Jaco Mary Jane Korth Betty Hayhurst Mary Roth Virginia Hanway Marie Fawcett Zennie Fleiss Jo Hill Virginia Mason Mrs William Byrd Jewel Mick Joan Bias Carol Trickett Carrie Fast Peggy Malone Mabel White Judy Straight Mary Phillips and Ruth Mollohan.
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Woman's Club of Grafton, Inc
GFWC
Ruth Mollohan
American Heritage
Delmar Mick
David Jaco
William Byrd
Max Sinsel
Robert Straight
Zennie Friese
Thomas Keys
Manfred
Bill Hill
Charles Roth
Paul Malone
Floyd Lambert
Virginia Hanway
Edward Whitescarver
Mary Jane Korth
W. P. Watkins
Clyde Phillips, Jr
Taylor County Fair
Mayme Shahan
James Fawcett
C. B. Mason
Mollohan
Ramada Inn
Morgantown
Mother’s Day
Katie Jaco
Betty Hayhurst
Mary Roth
Marie Fawcett
Zennie Fleiss
Jo Hill
Virginia Mason
Jewel Mick
Joan Bias
Carol Trickett
Carrie Fast
Peggy Malone
Mabel White
Judy Straight
Mary Phillips
Woman's Club of Grafton
North Central District
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Lost Creek
Henry Bassel, Jr
Delmar Miller
Hormone Therapy May Help Post Hysterectomy Patient
A reader with vaginal dryness after hysterectomy asks about hormones. The doctor argues against overestimating uterine cancer risk from hormones, notes no uterus means no uterine cancer, and suggests low dose or local therapies, regular follow ups, and lubrication as options. Hormones may protect against other cancers and improve quality of life.
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Polly Pointers Solve Reader Cats and Craft Queries
Polly's Pointers offers reader tips from cat static remedies to non slipping foam backed mats cut from a 54 by 54 inch cloth. It also notes pet peeves about interruptions and warns against waxed carton fuel in fireplaces while sharing a cake pan trick with waxed paper for deeper pans.
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Auxiliary donates to Dawn Marie Taylor Fund in Grafton
The Grafton Fire Department Auxiliary voted to donate 25 dollars to the Dawn Marie Taylor Fund, daughter of a local fireman who was burned. The June 3 meeting in the City Building's Council Chamber opened with prayers and roll call, with Evelyn Frey elected treasurer and a note that Rosie Nicola could not continue in that role.
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Dawn Marie Taylor
Council
Alice Cozad
Patty Poling
Rosie Nicola
Evelyn Frey
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