Society and Clubs Meet With Church Address and Park Plans
The December general meeting of the women's club will hear Rev. John Gass D D, rector of St John’s Episcopal Church, at 3 o clock this afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrs Cyrus Hall urges committee duties for the program at 6 and plans for the club’s annual Christmas tea at four in the lounge. The Kanawha garden council discussed the annual county garden school to be held Friday in January. A committee was formed to prepare the garden school program with details by Mr T D Gray of Morgan on highway aesthetics. City park plans were displayed by architect B A Schwartze to council members including W C Chilton and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gass
D. D
St. John’s Episcopal Church, ‘S
Woman's Club
Cyrus Hall
Kanawhana Garden Council
W. E. Oniton
Dent
E.R. Withio
Harry Anderson
C. G. Bergman
Nan Frank Mullen
T. D. Gray
Morgan
B.A. Schwartze
W. ©. Chilton
Harry Ander
Frank Muljen
P. Musser
Jotay
J. W Nichols
J. E. ‘Bierne
J. M. Neenan
Virginia Street Temple
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Bridge Party Planned for December
The American Legion auxiliary John Brawley post No 20 announces a benefit bridge party on Thursday December 14 at Mrs Boyd B Beutler s Main street home to aid the auxiliary s Christmas charity. President Bra Stutler led Tuesday s committee meeting at Owen and Barth s chapel and Mary John W Walker were named chairs for child welfare and rehabilitation work with Mrs Clifford Meyers as public chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
John Brawley
Boyd B.beutler
Main Street
Bra, Stutler
Owen and Barth
Imry
John W. Walker
Fine ‘Child Welfare and Rehabilitation ‘Work
Clifford Meyers
Even Broadding
Louise Chase
Barat Dennison
Betty
Community Groups Hold Meetings Across Town
Reports detail a Monday evening gathering at Miss Clara Grimm's Ohio avenue home with Miss Elizabeth Funk leading the program and Miss Nadine Clark as Bible teacher. Following, the South Hill garden club met on Linden avenue with talks on winter decorations and tea served to dozens of members. Glenwood Singers were hosted by Mrs. E S Dent and Mrs. R A Silvey at a First avenue home, with many attendees from nearby families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wle
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Clara Grimm
Ohio Avenue
Elizabeth Funk
Jessie Lee Dean
Nadine Clark
Midas Elizabeth Enright
Israel Davis
J. F. Knight
W. M. Given
Roy Tully
D. Calderwood
W. H. Brant
J. H. Hoover
H. Sheldon Hopking
Adam Grimm
Mace Greenlee
Madge Means
Fannie Echols
Naomi Keesner
Inez Plaster
Gratia Bailley
Rebecca Harmon
Misa Elizabeth Webbe
Isabelle Davis
Merion Wehrle
Clarence B. Feck
South Hilly Garden Club
Osman Swartz
Linden Avenue
Prank Nelson
W. Jweakland
Joseph Emerick
H. L. Snyder, Jr. Birs
RH. Yates
J. H. East
E. 8. Dent
R. A. Silvey
Glenwood Singers
First Avenue
Jesse B. Thomas
G. C. Hazelwood
Sara
George I Graves
Katherine Bmigdescott
Boyd B. Stutler
Ross B. Parker
Charles Neale
Julia Scott
Gladys Thumm
Edna Pritt
BR. E. Maddy
Betty Jane Dent
Lewie Thaxton
Wayne R. Thaxton
Dexter, O
Dent
Sedarnioc Club
Mildred Dellman
Columbia Boulevard
Doris Gillespie
Doris Simmons
Margaret Earnhart
Grace Carson
Alice Iindsey
Elizabeth Johnson
Etta Talbott
Charlotte Henderson
Forest Jean Wilson
Mary Katherine Lee
Mildred Sparks
Margaret Barnhart
Mary Ault
Marguerite McDan~ Fels
Mary Margret Mattice
Katherine Martin
Opel Haynes
Virginia Mae Armstrong
Janice Unger
Raymoond Stephens
W. A. Palmer
Ruth Riley
Elizabeth Lee
Evelyn Joachim
Beulah Hill
Pauline Priestley
Christmas Tea Hosted by Kanawha Valley D. A. R.
Kanawha Valley D A R chapter led by Mrs. R R Woolf hosted a Christmas program and tea at Charleston Woman's Club for members of the D A R and visiting chapters. Annie Laurie Leonard sang, Miss Florence Kuhn spoke, and numerous local members attended in festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley
R. R. Woalf
Charleston Woman's Club
John Yong
William Morris
Association
Annie Laurie Leonard
Miex Sarsh Spencer
Jamies Barrie
Rosalind
Florence ‘C. Kuhn
Charles Carr Porter
Florence Kuhn
Dulla M. Wintz
Grover Smith
Vv. T. Churtchman
Gordon M. Woody
Movelle Reardon
J. Charles Mobler
Wiliam Beavan
Braxton Miller
J. Winchell Short
Frank R. Larmon
Cora Reddy
Sal Ite
Jane Miller
W. B. Thomas
Reandalph L. Patteson
Er. B. Abney
Mabel Palmer
W. Balmer
Alethea Putney Stanley
Annette T. Stanley
Kenneth Hines
Sarah Spencer
Cyrus Hell
Margaret E. Riffe
Children D A A Met Fort Tackett Chapter Reading
The Fort Tackett D A A group met Monday evening with Miss Mary Elizabeth Slack of Elizabeth Street named as guest. Jane Rupel Hardesty read Ann Bayley’s Mad Ride and Betty Miller presented The Bringing Of Powder from Fort Donally, both stories credited to Mrs. W S Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Tackett
Mary E'lynabeth Slack
Elizabeth Street
Jane Rupel Hardesty
Ann Bailey
Betty 3Ton Miller
Fort Donally
W. S. Johnson
M. Slack
J. L. Conney
Benefit Luncheon for Woodrow Wilson Students Held at Bland Home
A benefit luncheon hosted by the Woodrow Wilson Study Club at Mrs. D. H Bland’s Park Avenue home served two Woodrow Wilson Junior High School students. General chairman Mrs. Thomas R. Honor led the luncheon committee with Bir. BR. A. Robertson in charge of the dining room and Mrs R. V. Sleeth supervising the kitchen. Dozens of guests were listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Don E.K. McGhee and many local residents and club members. Proceeds support scholarship projects for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H Bland
Park Avenue
Woodrow Wilson Study Club
Woodrow Wison Junior High School
Thomas R. Honor
BR. A. Robertson
R. V. Sleeth
Don Ek, McGhee
Thomas B. Honor
M. L. Donohue
Birs
C. A. Perdue
W. J. Hightower
J. Hill
B.J. Brown
Brown
Worlies
O. C. Plekds
W. R. Cox
Minnie Lee McComas
Olive H. Whiting
Christine Houlman
Frances Robertson
Idaro Bland
Harry Frame
Lilian Gray Hightower
W. B. Johnson
HR. Wright
Frank W. Snyder
B. EB. Barnes
George F. Darlington
Ethel T
W. B. Miller
W. Mottesheard
John Extine
E. F. Koch
Jones
D. H. Bland
Earl Morgan
J. J. Hastie
R. 8. Hughes
J. B. Greenlee
H. Maurice Mathes
Dorothy Campbell
C. L. Jarvis
Margaret Hastings
Alethea Calvert
H. S. Brown
G. F. Schilling
R. H. Stachiin
Earl P. Marton
Charles Richardson, Jr
Carrie Ford
C. E. White
D. M. Brown
Clyde
Swinburne
Dale Thomas
James W. Moseley
George V. Treen
Frank Donohoe
Hubert Roller
O. H. Kinder
Daniel Gillisple
Joseph Darlington
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An Old Style ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as an internal cold remedy. It claims to open bowels fight cold germs reduce fever relieve headache and gripp y feelings and fortify the system. Available from any druggist for 30 cents or 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Christmas buffet honor by Bierkamp Loyal Daughters
A Bierkamp Loyal Daughters class Christmas buffet at the South Castleston women’s club featured hostesses Mrs. J G Winesett Mrs D B Adams and Miss Jeanie Dennis. Attendees included Mrs F A Clark Mrs Leroy Gates Mrs G Paul Heavener and many others with songs stories and a five girl specialty number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Winesett
D. B. Adams, Jr
Jeanie Dennis
Bierkamp Loyal Daughters
First Christian Church
South Castleston
Tudelle Wilson
Misa Wilpon
Hether Davis
F. A. Clark
Leroy Gates
G. Paul Heavener
C. Bosworth Jonnzon
E. L. Lanman
Roy Monroe
Alden VanKirk
Janice Gunther
Ruth Garcelon
Burlews Celebrate Golden Wedding in Kanawha Street Home
General N S Burlew and Mrs Burlew held an open house at their Kanawha Street residence in celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Tea was served from five to six with more than 200 guests calling during the day. Mrs Burlew was formerly Elizabeth Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Burlew
Community Club Dinner and Hospital Guild Events
The Merion Louise Morris circle hosted a covered dish supper at Leta Lewis home on Columbia bay lever with many local ladies and guests from Bluefield. The junior sewing guild at St Francis hospital plans a 7 30 pm meeting to discuss important business. The Anna bazaar of the First Presbyterian church women’s auxiliary will be held at 11 am with a chicken luncheon at noon. Circles 4 and 6 of the Baptist temple federation sponsor a turkey dinner Friday evening at the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Morris
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Leta Lewis
Columbia Baylever
O. H. Camp
J. Shaffer
C. H. Burford
B. B. Arnett
H. C. Lewis
Bluefield
Aleane Burke
Lillian Young
Anna Brooks
Misa Gladys Chapman
Frances Fisher
Amy Howard
Marie Morris
Wilbur Mason
Misa Leta Lewis
Anne Lowe
St .Francis Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
Prentsy Federation of the Baptist ‘Temple
Patterned dress sewing and community notices from Pittsburgh
Pattern 1579 by Anne Adams offers a young girls frock in sizes 12 through 20 with simple clever seaming for a slender look. Cost under 25 cents for pattern book and catalog, order from The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department New York. Also local notices: Sisterhood meeting at Virginia Street temple and a two act play A Country Telephone at Washington District High School on Wednesday evening with listed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Washington District High School
Parent Teachers Association
Homer Turley
George Griffith
J. R. Scott
Kenneth+ Griffith
Clarence Means
Tiny Pauley
Orpha Moore
Thelma West
J. Meekir
Delinquent Property to Be Sold Monday in Court Steps
Delinquent property taxes for 1992 will be sold Monday on the court house steps. Chief Deputy Ira Davin estimates the total at about US $100 006.18. The report also notes residents in Columbus Ohio and visitors to Virginia for Thanksgiving, with other brief society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuc- Thay
Ghertt Ira Davin
Thanksgiving social notes from Huntington and nearby towns
Local bulletin records numerous residents visiting relatives and friends over Thanksgiving. Entries mention travels to and from Huntington, Marshall College students, and guests staying with families in Swarthmore, Clarkburg, Mansillon, Dexter, and other towns, with several person-name mentions and homeward returns.
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Plan Garden School
H. Burford
Thursey
Bigley Wwentle
H. Camp
Brooks
Mise Lewis
Mildred Hetzer
Mire
Bo J. Sheffer
Bur
Miey ‘Mayme Hanna
Young Woman's
Clr
Mrs
Santa
Anta Orke
Ermdh
Capitol St
Purity Maid
Children’s
George Hing
Charles Sleeth
R. L. Ransom
Sout Charleston Post No. 94
American Legion
Armor Park School
H. D. Lanterman
Made Lne Lanham
Helen Stewart
June Lanham
Deloris Lanham
Carmel Lucas
Jamey Gullian
William Lanham
Theodore Lanham
Robert Stewart
Charies Stewart
Air
Robert Roseberry
Nell Jean Roseberry
Lydia E. Pinkham
Quarrier Street Beauty Shop
Mrs. Barnette
Mae Calvert
Quarrier St. Beauty
Quarrier St
Columbus, Q
Lrienda
Bark Gentry
Dames
Virginia
J. Lb. E. Chietham
New York
Roosevelt Hotel
Mise Aloisa O'On
Esat Bank
Wuntington
Dorothy Stewart
Pittsburgh
Ray Russell
Poynter
Micnu. Fla
Nancy Louise Rollins
Woodward Court
W. Brent Maxwell
Louis Johnson
J. Horner Davis
Swarthmore Avenue
Clarkaburg
William G. Abney
Vir-ginia Street
Washington
Huntington
Marshall College
Birs. C. W. Chesley
South Kanawha Street
Charlotte Hall
Lee Hecline
Mansillon
Walter O'Dea
East Bank
Lewis Thaxton
Mr. Wayne Thaxton
E. R. Dent
Edne Hudnall Mace
Hast Bank
W. M. Summers
Clenden
A. H. Boyd
Virginia Street
Br. CG. A. Cebell
Pennsylvania
Miceo
Fin
Summere
Sue
J. D. Denshos
Payllia Peer
Faye Sampies
Iito
Lee Stree
Aettys
Coats
LEE Street
Payne Building
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Va
Capitol
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