Large Group Joins Junior Department at West Side Club
Mr. Henry Wolfe of Morris Harvey college played piano at the junior department meeting on Tuesday night at the West Side Woman's club. 47 members and five guests attended. New members listed include Mrs. William Stevens and Miss Lois Brooksman. A benefit bridge on December 18 at 8 p.m. will raise funds to buy gifts for the Kanawha Co Home for the Aged. Reservations with Mrs. Laughrey by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolfe
Morris Harvey College
West Side Woman's Club
Mesdames
BR. Shea
King Mitchell
J. A
Lois Brooksman
Kanawha Co
Mrs. Laughrey
Jay
Dee. i
Exchange Teacher Speaks on My Impressions of America
Miss Gladys Hay of Elgin Scotland spoke to the Charleston Woman's Club on My Impressions of America at a yesterday meeting with 125 members. She contrasted Scottish and American life, noted student age ranges, urged wider teacher and student exchanges to foster peace, and hoped for broader student exchange programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hay
Elkgin
Scotland
Stonewell Jackson High School
America
Charleston Woman's Club
Hay
H. Webs Angell
A. 4. Knapp
J. W. Herscher
Couple announces Greenup wedding of Mamie Elizabeth Vasilion
Mr and Mrs Rh Dawson of Littlepage Terrace announce the November 22 marriage in Greenup of their daughter Mamie Elizabeth to Omirios Vasilion son of Mr and Mrs Noufrios Vasilion of Red Oak Street The couple attended Stonewall Jackson high school and he served more than two years with the Navy They are residing with his parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Littlepage Terrace
Greenup
Mamiezabeth
Omirios Vasilson
Noufrios Va Fion
Red Oak St
Stonewall Jackson High School
Navy
Miss Jean Hamilton Weds Mr. James Burns at Home
Miss Jean McLane Hamilton wed James Burns in a double ring ceremony at the Hamilton home in Marstand Ay Navy officer Rev Lloyd Parkinson officiated. Bride wore beige suit with black accessories and corsage attended by Barbara Rankin. Best man was Walter Francis Jr. Burns, a St Albans alumnus and former AAP member, and Hamilton graduate of Stonewall Jackson and Charleston School of Commerce, plan to reside in South Charleston after a Cincinnati wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandt Studio
Jean McLane Hamilton
James Burns
Maude Burns
South Charleston
Navy
Lloyd Parkinson
Richard M. Hamilton
Marstand
Barbara Rankin
Walter Francis, Jr
November Bride in Hutchinson Kansas
Wanda Elizabeth Wise man daughter of Mrs ML T Wise man of Ronceverte married Friday in Hutchinson Kansas to Arthur Thrasher son of the late Mr and Mrs Fay Thrasher of Hutchinson Rev E W Whitwell officiated at the First Christian church The bride wore a yellow wool frock with corsage of gardenias and talisman roses Attendants were Mrs Fut LaRoe of Marlinton and Frank Thrasher groom's brother They will reside in Great Bend Kansas where he is employed by Knopp Construction Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandt Studio
Wanda Elizabeth Wiseman
ML T. Wiseman
Ronceverte
Hutchinson
Kasle
Arthur Thrasher
Fay Thrasher
E. MW. Whitwell
First Christian Church
Fut LaRoe
Marlinton
Frank Thrasher
Thrasher
Great Bend
Kas
The
Knopp Construction Co
Medical Secretary Addresses League
West Virginia Medical Association executive secretary Charles Lively spoke on The Threat of Socialized Medicine at the Charleston Junior League meeting at St John’s parish house. Mrs. William M. Drennen presided and announced Mrs. Harry V. Campbell as nominating chair. Members contributed to Huntington Veterans hospital and toys for the Boys and Girls Club. A cocktail party for members and guests hosted by Mrs. Silas W. Pickering on Kanawha Blvd. was planned with Mrs. Harvey M. Davis as co host. Ralph Jones, president of the Association of Junior Leagues of America, and 12 provisional members and recent transfers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lively
West Virginia Medical Assoc
Charleston
St. John's Parish House
William M. Drennen
Harry V. Campbell
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Nitty Peyton
Silas W. Pickering
Kanawha Blvd
Harvey M. Davis
Ralph Jones
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Appointment in Tokyo to Be Screened for Elks
Army combat film Appointment in Tokyo, praised as an accurate Pacific War account, will be shown to Charleston BPO Elks Lodge 202 members and guests at 8 30 p m today in lodge rooms. Personnel at the Charleston Army Recruiting office will oversee the screening, which lasts one hour. Interest in viewing is welcome, says lodge secretary Ira D Maynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Elks
Charleston
Bp.o. Elks Lodge
Ira D. Maynor
Grant Town Names Mayor Candidates in New Elect
In Grant Town a slate of four mayoral nominees and six for recorder positions was announced for the first municipal election set for December 17. The list includes D E Long Paul Gedel Joe Serdich and D B Pubrity among mayoral hopefuls, with the community recently incorporated after multiple prior attempts. Names of local residents and officials attend the announcement a day last week in Grant Town.
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Fou
Dencil Baker
Eneil
Grant Town
Pauiey
Montgomery
Vna Metz
Recorder
Mesdames J. C
Iley
Rondel Given
George Neff
D_. E. Long
Paul Gedel
Joe Serdich
D. B. Pubrity
Republic Steel Seeks To Hire Workers Here
Republic Steel Corp Cleveland Ohio on duty daily from 8 am to 5 pm in West Virginia State Employment Office 814 Kanawha Blvd to take applications. The representative said the coal strike caused no layoff or production reduction. Workers are still needed and full wage and living condition details are available at the employment office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Az Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
West Virginia
Kanawha Blvd
Christmas Party Planned By South Hills Mathers Club
The South Hills Mathers club will host a Christmas party at 8:30 p.m. on Friday December 1 at the Westside Woman's club. Reservations must be made by Saturday with Mrs Joe Hudson, phone 36-303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hills Mathers Club
Westside Woman's Club
Joe 4. Hudson
Newcomers Club Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Craft and Mrs Holtzclaw
Mrs James W Craft and Mrs Howard Holtzclaw will host a Newcomers club bridge luncheon at 11 p m Tuesday in the Ruffner hotel Reservations must be made by Saturday moon with Mrs D F Peyton phone 63 BB1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Craft
Howard Holtzclaw
Newcomers Club
Ruffner Hotel
D. F. Peyton
Harden–Bills Nuptials at First Methodist Parsonage
Mary Louw Harden and Dallas Kerwin Bills wed November 22 at the first Methodist parsonage in South Charleston with Rev. C. C. Yates officiating. The couple, both South Charleston High School graduates, and with families listed, celebrate as Harden works for G. G. Murphy Co. and Bills for Park Pontiac Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louw Harden
South Charleston
C. C. Yates
Mary Lou Harden
Dallas Kerwin Bills
H. N. Harden
Afenry Bills
Christmas Tea Hosted by Shawnee Garden Club
The Shawnee Garden club held a Christmas tea at Mrs. Jesse V. Sullivan's South Kanawha Avenue home with honorary members and past-year speakers. Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. E. N. Dobbs chaired hosting roles while Mrs. Arch Alexander coordinated decorations in a Yale motif and members arranged holiday displays. A gift exchange was conducted among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Shawnee Garden Club
Jesse V. Sullivan
South Kanawha
Sullivan
E. N Dobbs
John Clancy
G. Harding Moore
A. E. Buford
Arch Alexander
Yale
Personal Notes From Virginia Street Residents
Mr and Mrs George E Thomas plan a winter stay in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs Carl Casdorph is a patient at Mountain State hospital. Several women visited Clendenin as guests of Mrs Nona McLain and Mr and Mrs Williams. Dielk family returned to Birmingham Alabama. Mr Samuel D Little Page will visit after arriving from Parkersburg. Miss Jane Barksdale returns from a visit with relatives in Alexandria Virginia. Willard McCorkle leaves to resume studies at the University of Texas after visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George £. Thomas
Virginia St
St. Petersburg
Fla
Carl Casdorph
Virginia St. West
Mountain, State Hospital
Lida Blume
Hall St
Lettie Krebs
Randolph St
Frank H. Carte
Washington, D.C
Clendenin
Nona McLain
Nona McLain, Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Dielk
J. R. Belknap
Birmingham
Ala
Samuel D. Littlepage
Parkersburg
Kemp Littlepage
Kanawha Blvd
Jane Barksdale
Nancy, St
Leigh Barksdale
Alexandria
Willard McCorkle
Tues
Hay
University of Texas
Mrs Barth to sail for Germany from New York City
Mrs. Fred P. Barth Jr of Farnsworth Drive sails to join St Barth in Germany. She travels with her mother Mrs. Vaneta H. Bowen and Mrs. Calvin H. Belt of Beech Prelate, and will depart New York City next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin. McCorkle
Myrtle Rd
Fred P. Barth, Jr
Farnsworth Dr
New York City
St. Barth
Germany
Vaneta H. Bowen
Calvin H. Belt
Beech Prelate
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Ance
Capital Tailors & Shoe Repairington
Capitol Light
Capitol Light CO
Jean Hamilton
Mrs. Mets
Republic Steel
Capitol Street
G.g.murphy Co
Pacific
Mr. Bills
Park Pontiac, Inc
Comers Club
Charleston Boat Club
J. 0G. Jones
H. L. Cooper
James B. Kenned
McKee Cafeteria
Studio Swann
DIAL
Beauty Shop
Newberry
B. Clendenin
Pennsylvania
Tical
All Christ
Mas
Sandler
Boston
MAY Shoe Company
Charleston, W. Va
Sandiar Sparster
A. Gypsy
Boy Friend
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