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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1932

Page

2

Local society notices reveal bridge party and art exhibition

A Bradford street bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick features guests including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Ammold A. Bates. The Allied Artists unveil a 1983 library exhibition at 8 tonight with 900 entries from professional and amateur artists, while various church and community events and bridal party rehearsals are planned around town.

Thomas Horn Ammold A. Bates Johnny Geman Swartz Mib Kemp Bittlenage Frank Wilson Park McMasmeterg Patrick Meambera Allied Artists Navoiation John Gasw Arthur Dayton Atleston Jnvite

Social events and hostesses in Huntington and surrounding towns

Arther Gravelys Mr. Tom Gay and Mr. and Mrs. Benue attended a house party at Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bickel home in Huntington with guests from Lexington San Antonio Holden and Lexington Frances Henry. Mrs. McConnell hosted a bridge luncheon and shower for the former Miss Hildenarde Bickel. Other guests included Mrs. McGhee and numerous Charleston and Huntington residents. Herbert Belcher of Coal Fork hosted a gathering in honor of Mr. Clay Malstead with many attendees listed. Mrs. Slayton and Mrs. McLane gave a one oclock luncheon at Mrs. Slaytons Edgewood home.

Arther Tom Gay Benue Robert A. Bickel Huntington Dan Fowler Lexington J. PB. McConnell San Antonio Tex Joan Mc+ Ghee Holden W. Va Bickel Mise Frances Henry McConnell Mies Hildenarde Bickel J. R. Keene W. Moots A. P. Martin W. A. Mullens Katherine Hammey Charleston William Culver Fowles McGhee Lee Wilson W.T. Colvin Hitch Keesen Jessle Givens Herbert Belcher Coal Fork Clay Malstead Rath~leen Hudson Clotee Belcher Naomi Walton Arata Belcher Mareire Carr Geneva Belcher Georgia Hudson D. Wills Auburn Bailey Homer Belcher Michael Halstead Russell Sinck Henry Brown Adrian Halstead Odd Durham Palmer Carr Robert Nunley Forest Wills Hari Mortis Grover Wintree Cam Atkins Fussell Webb Leonard Pence Clay Halstead J. G. Slayton J. L. McLane

Woman’s Auxiliary Officers Gather in South Charleston

Civola leaders of First Baptist Temple named among guests. Edna Powers hosts Young People’s group at Staunton Ave home. Mrs H E McGregor leads devotional as names listed attend event in South Charleston.

C. ¥. Norris B.C. Sullivan L. Jonnaon J. A. Shelton Alfred Farrey A. Sullivan C. F. Dentels I. C. Lawson David Young B.C. Shaffer Lina Gortell FP. W. Burtette Clarence W. Kemper J. G. Slayton C. G. Thomas Charles 3. Ray Mica Edna Powers Thea First Presbyterian Church of South Charleston Staunton Avenue H. EB. McGregor Zovinia MacMillion Audrey Thomas Nancy Burtnett Helen Crandall Isabelle Creighton Edna Powers H. E. McGregor

Community Women and Legion Hold Local Meetings

Charleston chapter of the Association of University Women withdraw bake sale at ten o'clock for scholarship funds. The American Legion and auxiliary host an all day session starting 9:30 a.m. at the public service commission room in the state capitol. Mr. R. Boyles will lead a training school for attendees.

Charleston The Association of University Women American Legion Wit Public Service Commission State Capitol R. Boyles

Local residents report recoveries and visits in Kanawha City area

Names of residents recovering from illnesses and those visiting relatives are listed. Luke Mamboure Nes tor Mamibourg and others in Fort Hill Rush Creek and Kanawha City are mentioned as recuperating. Several families relocate and guests stay with friends, including Diamond Greene visiting Mrs. Carney and others returning home after trips.

Personal Notices From Kanawha Valley Include Moves and Illnesses

Miss Mary Ann Williamson secretary of the state education department is at Mountain State hospital. Mr and Mrs B P Speraw of Kanawha Avenue called to Roanoke Virginia by Mrs Speraw's mother's illness. Mr Thomas reglor of Noyes Avenue is at home. Mr and Mrs T T Amory moved from MacCorkle Avenue to Twenty second Street and Washington area residence. Mr H Masters of Themmine Avenue has recovered from illness. Mr J Brown left for bowling trip in Pennsylvania. Rev James McGlone pastor of St Agnes church at Kanawhsony.

Nem Ik B. PB. Speraw Ka~ Newha Avenue Roanoke Speraw J. L.wade Thomas ‘Reglor Noyes Avenue Iiseine J. ¥. Brown Pennsylvania James McGlone St. Agnes Kanawhsony

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