Allied Artists Exhibition Opens Tonight at Public Library
More than 500 guests expected for Allied Artists reception at eight tonight in public library, opening the new association exhibition. The show runs Sunday and daily 2 to 5 and 3 to 9, with John Gess and music by the Charleston high school under Mr Francis. Guests welcomed by Elizabeth Estill and Wiss Ruby Sizer. features include painting works and pencil sections with noted local contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gess
Charleston High School
Hina Mate Dering
Re Sulbur
Jane Fuller
Mary Sara
Gallarher
Nes
W. Vant Gravatt
Hosterman
Junior Department Of Club Has Dance
The South Charleston junior department hosted a Thanksgiving dance on Wednesday evening with Sta Garcelon furnishing the program. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. A. French and others, while the Ladies Altar Society of the Church of The Good Shepherd held a benefit bridge at Drs. Adelia Burke’s home with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston Woman's Cluth
Garcelon’s
W. C. Prices
Norman Price
Finley Manderville, Jry
David Londeree
Ladies Altar Society
Church of the Good Sheepherd
Adelia Burke
Ime
Sithens
Fred Williams
Mira
Neenan
Josephine Brady
Teanette Hubbard
Brit. I. C. Kineyard
Fred Hilton
John Shaughnessy
Monies Kesners
Jaret Iis
Margurite Rowe
Clare Fa Buber
Kinsey
Anne Adams children’s frock pattern 2078 featured
The Charleston Gazette advertises pattern 2078 for a play and school frock with a round collar, yoke, inverted pleats, and pockets. Sized 24 6 and Size 6 requires 2 12 yards of fabric. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and winter pattern book offer. Price 15 cents for the book, 25 cents for book and pattern. Orders go to The Charleston Gazette Pattern department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Huffmans Entertain Honoring Miss Jane Huffman
Mr and Mrs Budmen hosted an evening party at their home honoring their daughter Miss Jane Huffman. Guests enjoyed games and dancing with refreshments served to a lengthy list including Mr James Moss Mrs Katherine Thompson Mrs Grace Palmer Miss Mattie Palmer Miss Mary Palmer Miss Thelma Trimble Miss Jene Jackson Miss Fa Dooley Mr Geneva McFarland Miss Stine Huffman Mr L A Moss Mr Miskell Workman Mr Eugene Kay Mr Jack Dougie Mr Harold Dooley Mr Peck Ki Leonard Kirk Mr Everett Trimble Mr Monroe The Ne John Frank Mr Lowe Pererno Mr Frank Quinn Mr Charles Kirk and Miss Thelma Thomas of Can nelion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Huffman
John Budmen
Uray
Nira
James Moss
Katherine Thompson
Grace Palmer
Mattie Palmer
Mary Palmer
Thelma Trimble
Jene Jackson
Fa. Dooley
Geneva McFarland
Stine Huttman
L. A
Theater Party Honors Daughters Tenth Birthday
Mrs J A Sprain hosted a theater party on Wednesday night in honor of her daughter Shirley Ann celebrating her tenth birthday. Guests listed include June Hanson Jean Dodd Lara Johnston and others. A separate party for son Thomas twelfth birthday was hosted by Mrs J A Recting and Mrs William McClung of Winfield with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J
Cet
Mra
J. A. ReCtung
Thomas
Lois Moore
Martere Ja Frazier
Harriet de Bathaul
Betty Joe Sate Hall
Pe Y Moe Age Phi Breclute
Carlett Keonit
Vencil ' Meadows
Ener Whaley, Jr
Olen Smith
Leroy King
Frederia. Dutton
Aca Thormss Fall
Allen McClung
Wiliam McClung
Winfield
Hughes Cobb Wedding Held At Home Here
The wedding of Miss Virginia Cobb and Mr Ed ward Allen Hughes took place at the Cobb home on Quarrier street with a Methodist ring ceremony. The couple, to reside in Richmond Virginia, were attended by Mrs Earl Cobb Jr and Everett Hughes with music played during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Earl Cobb
Quarrier Street
Wis
Virginia Cobb
Edward Allen Hughes
Richmond
E. E. Hughes
Charleston Street
J. E. Buckley
Fritz Alsamer
Meendelssohin
Mra
Earl ‘Obb, Jr
Everett Hughes
Johnstown
Penn
Hughes Teft
Richmond, Va
Hughes
Sixth of Bridge Series Planned
Mrs. Rogee Young and Mrs tarry Kiger will direct the sixth game in the series of duplicate bridge tournaments at 7:45 p.m. tonight at the Daniel Boons hotel. The pair with top scores after four of six tournaments will receive trophies, with runners up also awarded trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogee Young
Mirs
Tarry Kiger
Daniel Boons
Dinner Parties Hosted by Two Charleston Families
Mr and Mrs Clay entertained at dinner on Seventh Avenue South Charleston with a table of guests including C F Daniels F G Daniels Frank Young and several Daniels and Clay family members. J Jones of Woodward Branch hosted a birthday anniversary party Tuesday evening at their home honoring Archie with a large gathering of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. B. Clay
Seventh Avenue
South Charleston
C.F. Daniels
F. G. Daniels
Frank Young
Margaret Lee Daniels
Sarah Daniels
Betty Clay
Barbara Clay
Robert Clay
Clay
Dale Glebert
J. Jones
Community Activities Highlight Village Club Events
Several South Charleston groups announced activities with Miss Marie Lett directing a Thanksgiving program at London district high school. Dr. L. S. McDaniels of Kanawha College to speak on psychology at the First Methodist church Young People's League gathering Sunday at 6:30 PM. Emma Lee Straughan to lead. Mrs. C. M. Jiiden to sing with Gladys Thumm and Irvin Young assisting. Charleston Juvenile Club No 52 to meet. Della Franklin to preside. refreshments served. Women’s missionary candice lighting at W T Castleberry’s in Bungalow Park Monday at 7:30 PM. Girl Scout Troop No 15 to host a bake sale at Armor Park School Saturday from 10 AM. Circle No 4 at Bowen Tailor met for surprise package plans at 7330 o’clock evening. Refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lett
South Charleston
London District High School
L. 5. McDaniels
Kanawha College
Young People's League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Emma Lee Straughan
C. M. Jiiden
Gladys Thumm
Irvin Young
Charleston
Depree of Honor Protective Association
Moose_ hall
Kinawha Street
Della Franklin
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
W. T. Castleberry
Bungalow Park
Armor Par School
Fpr Pepper Ch
Young
Bowen Tae
List of names in social notice
Mrs. A. A. Brake, Mrs. A. C. Vandine, Airs. Myles Wills, Mrs. H. H. Chinn, Mrs. C. M. Marshall, Mrs. F. W. Smith, Mrs. L. G. Young, Mrs. Lee Wilson, Mrs. C. B. Mottice and Mrs. John Ruch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Brake
A. C. Vandine
Myles Wills
H. H. Chinn
C. M. Marshall
F. W. Smith
L. G. Young
Lee Wilson
C. B. Mottice
John Ruch
Thanksgiving guests and weekend visits list South Charleston
Personal notes list dozens of residents visiting relatives and friends across Huntington Huntington Parkersburg Charleston and nearby towns for Thanksgiving weekend. Names include Miss Giizeldo Arnette Miss Evelyn Menthersohn Miss Winifred Thornhill Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ryan Manderville Mrs. J. M. Price Miss Edith Spinks Mrs. J. B. McClung Mrs. Frankie Jarrell Smith Mr. Joseph Hedinger Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Shannon Jay Cook family and many others with trips to Cleveland Toledo Red Springs Detroit Philadelphia and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn “Menthersohn Fett
Cleveland
Ohio
Lillian Fisk
Sistersviller
Winifred Thornhill Ie
Philadelphia
Wa Iamyn Thornhill
Carl ‘Ryan Manderville
South Charleston
Huntington
A. J. Hash
Roy Price
Chile
Cago
J. M. Price
Edith Spinks
Jennings Spinks
Richmond, Va
J. B. McClung
Lewisburg
J. A. McClung
J. L. Shannon
L. L. Cook
June
Elbert
Ralph
Spring Hill
Ripley
G. W. Cook
Joseph E. Hedinger
David
Red Springs
N. C
Hedinger
B. F. Bedinger
Clara Catherine Alderson
Mary Virginia Alderson
David Dunber
South
Charleston
Mary Kathryn Hoff
Suis
Marlon Hoff
West Virginia Wesleyan- Marshall
You Cant Scratch The Itch With Dr Davis Sanative Waah
An ad touts Dr Davids Sanative Waah as a cure for itching. It claims rapid relief by destroying germs that burrow into the skin, promising refunds if not satisfied. The notice provides ordering details with a Richmond address and department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. David
Owens d& Minor
Dept
Richmond
van Adr
Birth anniversary for John Alexander Butler
The Gazette extends congratulations to John Alexander Butler on his birth date. He is connected with Fidelity Investment Association, formerly managed Butler Chevrolet, and active in community affairs. Born in Alexandria, Virginia, son of Rev J.H. Butler and Carrie E. Butler, he has resided in Charleston seven years. Member of Masonic bodies and Baptist temple. Hobbies include golf and hunting. Horoscope notes describe a quiet reserved temperament with belief in self direction and interest in unseen things. business success anticipated. Queen Alexandra also shares this birth date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Ae
Butler
Fidelity Investment Association
Butler Chevrolet Company
Mr. Butler
Alexandria
J. H. Butler
Carrie E. Butler
Charleston
Baptist Temple
Ife
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Queen Alexandra
Standard Oil Announces New Gasoline At Esso Stations Today
Standard Oil of New Jersey announces Aerotype Esso a new aviation grade gasoline for automobiles. J C King division manager says the fuel starts motors rapidly warms engines quickly and provides about 30 percent more power than the best gasoline then on the market. It is refined to maximize essential functions and contains a solvent to dissolve gum and loosen carbon deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso
J C. King
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Nehi Announces Ginger Ale on Market in Charleston
Nehi Bottling Company announces a new ginger ale distributed in Charleston and vicinity. District manager T. L. Walker says the product is placed in most city stores in full 32 ounce bottles as part of the launch campaign by Nehi, Inc, parent company of the bottling plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Nehi Bottling Company
Tt. L. Walker
Nehi, Inc
Botting Planta
Warfield Wins Common Pleas Suit Over Rig Possession
In Marietta Ohio a jury in Common Pleas Court ruled in favor of C. B. Warfield against B. F. Bess over possession of an all well drifting rig. The trial began on Thanksgiving Day at Warfield’s request for an immediate hearing. Also noted is a report from Plymouth England that attorney John Bryant of Pontypridd Wales was found hanged in his cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Warfield
Marietta
Ohin
B. F. Bess
Charleston
Common Pleas
Warfield
Saalee
Hner
Ausonia
Plymouth
England
Canada
John Bryant
Pontypridd
Wales
Changing Name of Dogtown Gets Community Attention
Residents of the western Charleston area between the Kenawha river and Point Pleasant pike seek to rename the unincorporated district from Dogtown to North Charleston by establishing a post office. An executive committee led by M. W. Older drafted a petition to the post office, aiming to end the Dogtown name after a local folk tale. The community, with about 3,000 people, three churches, three large plants, and numerous businesses, hopes the change will end years of the nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Kenawha River
Point Pleasant Pike
Dogtown
Uncle Sam
Folka
North Charleston
J. S. Gray
J. C. Milam
M. W. Older
W. E. Keller
Seymour
George Corrie
Vernon
William J Rand Dies Unexpectedly in El Paso
Word arrived of the death of William J. Rand sixty two of El Paso Texas brother of Mrs E C Dawley of Kanawha street. Native of the city he was born on Kanawha street later living West with parents. Survived by his widow four sons all of El Paso a daughter Mrs Albert E Philips Louisville Ky and a sister Mrs M Case San Antonio. Further death and funeral details not received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rand
el Pan
Tex
E. C. Dawley
Kanawha Atreat
Mr. Rand
Barlow Place
Kanawha Street
Noyes
Annie Norvell Rand
Mra. Dawley
Dawley
el Paso
Albert E. Philips
Louisville
M. 2. Case
San Antonio
Mary Pickford Fights Scandalous Charges in Court
Hemmer, once guardian and adviser to Mary Pickford, accuses the actress of paying for a divorce by aiding Owen Moore’s settlement, ousting her mother from United Artists, and alleged management services leading to lucrative offers. Pickford denies claims. defense argues the bill lacks detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Hemmer
Owen Moore
Mary
United Artists' Corporation
Fairbanks
Marilyn Miller
Pickford
Mary Pickford
Miss Miller
Heme Mer
Miss Pickford
Mixa .Pickford
Arthur F. Driscoll
Bernard H. Sandler
William Bondy
Barbers and Beauticians Called to Meet Sunday
Kana wha barbers and beauticians are summoned to convene at the courthouse Sunday afternoon at two by the county code committee led by J. Le Easham. The meeting aims to explain the barber code and discuss other business. Members Clyde Withee O A. Wiblim and J. A. Parran will also participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Court House
County Code Committee
J. le Easham
Clyde Withee
A. Wiblim
J. A. Parrian
Corn Hog Cre Plan Simplified For 1935 Farmers
A simplified production control program for 1935 is offered by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to corn and hog farmers. Gleaned by County Agricultural Agent I J McGovran from the Great Virginia Corn Hog Control Association with 228 members in 14 counties. Members have received 40,000 in benefits from the government during the pay year. Farmers must agree to corn acreage and market hog production not to exceed 90 percent of the 1922 1938 average. Detailed information for the 1935 program may be obtained from McGovran at the Kanawha County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
I. J. McGovran
T ‘Reat
Virginia Com
Joe
Kanawha County
Seven New Applicants Join Drum and Bugle Corps
Seven new members join John Brawley Post American Legion drum and bugle corps this week. The new members are cence HR Hearmans Adam Blake B Young C O Lawhorn Fort C Anderson Fred Willa and S A Waldo. The new instructor will provide weekly instruction each Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Brawley Post
American Legion
Hearmans
Adam Blake
B. Young
Lawhorn
Fort C. Anderson
Fred Willa
S. Aa Waldo
Lee’ Err
S$ Australia
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Allied Artists
Garcelon Orchestra
Ann
Otisn
Rica
Birs
Lula Bi
Yelitaen
Iilae Hiss
Jerephine Tae Ee Alten Angal
Zeten
Dounater
Reba Dunap
Iisa Zalma Turley
Eva Sutlin
Goldie Jung McDaniel
Iis
Viola Gibean
Niles
Huffmans Entertain
PINE _ MANOR Y
Bowman’s
Dawn
Bial
Mr. and
Mrs. Clay
Giizeldo Arnette
Augusta, Go
J. R. Watkins
Chesterfield Apartments
EL H. Whiting
Olive Whiting
Park Avenue
Earl” Jennings
Weston
Marie Fitzwater
Marshall College
Mra. A. V. Fitzwater
Leslie Evans
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Mra. W. A. Evans
Clara M. Stalih
Bisa Jean Ryburn
Emily Reed Ryburn
Jane Burtnett
Edna Fudge
Intermediate Christian Endeavorociety
First Presbyterian Church
West Virginia Christian Endeavor
Frankie Jarrell Smith
Jarrell
C. E
Ned) Smith
Fairmont Times
International Joint Commission
Fairmont
Washington
Iw. E. Chilton
South Hille
Mary Virginia Childers
Averil
Childers
Davis Creek Road
Charleston General Hospital
Ing
Toledo
B.” Booth
Second Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Sheldon Rum
Misa Hettle Trump
Oak Hill
C. H. Kirby
Columble Boulevard
Henry Cleveland
Walter Hughes
Ruth
Anderson, Ind
James Cleveland
Owens
Misa Katherine Skidmore
West Virginia University
George F.skidmore
Kanawha City
N. A. Edwards
Quincy
Franklin Field
Gace Norman B
Edwarda
West
Pink
Margaret Chapman
Philip Lilly
Margaret
Philip
Bluefield
Hal DePue
Edward Watts
Watts Street
John Minsker
Detroit, Mich
Mary Jane Matpole
Anita Clint
Ashland
Misa Louisy Scherer
Lewisaire
Madge
Knapp
Diazelion Avenue
Misa Willie “Ann Wilson
Buckhannon Ln
Nina Baird
Edgewood
Ye Ming Juanita Eniilips
Viviet Alle
David Goonsein
Russell Pttilps
Vance Johnson
Freshennon
South Charleston, Co
John Alexander Builer
Standard Oil Company
Nehi
Mon
el Paso, Texas
Barbers
Beauticians
Acinus
Quarrier St
Oberlans
McGouran
Capitol St
Veal
Oleo
Duatiz
Ralisth
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