Reception shared for Rev and Mrs Richard at Stillwater church
Congregation and friends held a Friday evening reception for Rev and Mrs J H E Richard at the Methodist Church. The parlors were spring decorated with flowers and guests were announced by Mr. and Mrs. Waller. Entertainment included piano solos by Frank Alexik Merilyn Cowks and Eugene Smith and vocal solos by Mrs Edna Baker. Be t W Stanford delivered a welcome tale and Mr and Mrs Richard received remarks from Rev Lyman Tsisan. Refreshments followed a social hour.
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The
Methodist Church and Friends
J. H.E. Richard
Mic.amihur Waller
Mr. End
Martir
Frank Alexik
Merilyn Cowks
Eugene Smith
Edna Baker
Bev
W. P. Stanford
Richard
Lyman A Tsisan
Presbyterian Church
Am Arm Bonnes
Rickard
Floyd Shomer
Rickerd
Successful PTA Food Sale Proves Profitable
Mrs Frank Joyce chaired a Friday afternoon PTA food sale. The event raised 35 dollars from the sale of assorted items. Helpers included Mrs Edward Whitman and Mrs Frei day among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Joyce
Parent-Teacher Association
Joyce Freiday
Edward Whitman
Bridge Club Hosts and V E Day Service Planned
Mrs Edward Tatra Mrs Harold Lane and Moz Frank Alexi entertain Cish. Mrs Aurelia Palmatler hosted Friday bridge with two tables of contract won by Mrs C 8 Basking. Refreshments served. Union service planned at Second Baptist Church May include Rev Joseph L pastor Methodist and Rev Wendell P Sanford Baptist. Entertainment by Miss Mildred Hayner and Miss Steanore Doughty. Virginia Pulp and Paper Co women guests. Tulips and white gladioli decorate the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tatra
Harold Lane
Moz Frank Alexi
Cish
Aurelia Palmatler
Bridge Club
Bel Foi
Lim Erope
Mildred Hayner
Second Baptist Church
Steanore Doughty
Lyman A. Tabuday
Richard Man
Presbyterian
Meyer
Eten
Neil
Ofice of the Wee, Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Brownout Lifting End of War Drives Conservation
War Production Board chair A Kreg announced that the Brownout will be lifted immediately after President Truman declares victory in Europe. The measure, aimed at saving coal and boosting morale, becomes effective February 21 in areas with scarce fuel. Fuel conservation and restricted lighting will continue in homes offices and stores with limited outdoor lighting and marquee dimming to preserve stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. A Kreg
War Production Board
Truman
Europe
Hrez
Far
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Stillwater
H. Taimadze
Joseph L
Wendell P. Sanford
Troop 52
Boy Scouts of America
Joseph H. Hart
L. Frank Mitter
Ernest Meier
Jobs Sheehan
Raymond Hart
Edw Rd McGaughncn
Charles Ward
Lawrence Miter
Lawrence Navier
Martin’ Holt
William Hogan
Lalique
Renee Lalique
Mother
Frances Denney
Cosmetic
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