Press Convention Opens Friday With Shop Talk Theme
About 100 delegates from state colleges attend the West Virginia Intercollegiate Press convention at Morris Harvey Friday and Saturday. For the first time newspapermen will speak, with Judge J. N. Kenna discussing jurisprudence in the news. Burke McClanahan and Morris Harvey staff prepare a special edition. Lectures and discussions follow, luncheon speaker Max Fullerton of the Charleston bureau, and a Friday banquet with Gov. Kump as guest. Saturday features leadership talks and officer elections, with visits to Charleston paper plants.
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West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Convention
Col Terex
West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Conventions
J. N. Kenno
Supreme Court
College
Norris Harvey College
Comet
Morris Harvey
Burke
McClanahan
Charleston Mail
Bengert
Concord
Charles M. Soroka
Max Fullerton
Charleston
The
Associated Press
Medora Mason
Fairmont
Sol Podubsky
the Gazette
W. E. Hancock
Salem
Robert H. Horner
the Mail
P. J. Reed
West Virinia University
Robert H. Bull
Mall
W. L. Crocker
New River State
Judge Kenna
Morris P. Shawkey
Gov. Kump
W. H. Maginnis
Topsy O'Dell
Beckley College
J. Raiford Watkins
Raleish Register
Beckley
Page Pitt
Marshall College
Missionary Society Circles Set Meetings This Week
Circles of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the First M E Church South schedule meetings this week. Listings show ten circles with respective chairmen, locations on Lee Street Ridgemont Avenue Virginia Street Maxwell Street Piedmont Road and addresses, plus luncheon and luncheon-style gatherings on Thursday afternoons.
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Woman's Missionary Society
M. E. Church
South
E.L. Murray
H. R. Mearns
Lee Street
Frances Popp
L. T. Wells
G. N
Andrew Gardner
Gardner
Maxwell Street
Homer Wallace
Wallace
Piedmont Road
Juncheon
W. C. Easley
C. L. Shilliday
Virginia Street
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mrs Edgar Carrol
Mrs Walter Parsons hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday night at Spring Hill honoring Mrs Edgar Carrol. Guests included Mrs Walter Spence, Mrs Clarence Meyer, Mrs Louden, Mrs J S Hall, Mrs Arnold Kinder, Bits Williams, Frankie Williams, Mrs H H Gillispie, Mrs E Reed, Mrs J A Turley, Mrs Ray Parsons, Mrs Okey Parsons, Mr W A Hinton, Mrs C W Parsons, Mr Ned Williams, Mrs Nannie Rader, Mrs Harry Rader, Mrs F M Driggs, Mrs E L Chilton, Miss Wilda Slatter, Miss Beverly Fleck, Miss Nola Holstein, Miss Thelma Greathouse, and Miss Jean Kay Chilton.
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Walter Parsons
Spring Hill
Edgar Carrol
Walter Spence
Clarence Meyer
Louden
J. S. Hall
Arnold Kinder
Frankie Williams
H. H. Gillispie
E. Reed
J. A. Turley
Ray Parsons
Okey Parsons
W. A. Hinton
C. W. Parsons
Ned Williams
Nannie Rader
Harry Rader
F. M. Driggs
E. L. Chilton
Wilda Slatter
Beverly Fleck
Nola Holstein
Thelma Greathouse
Jean Kay Chilton
Prospecting trip yields ten gallons of wild cranberries
Peter Johnson, exploring mountainous gold country near North Columbia, returns with ten gallons of wild cranberries instead of ore. He believes the hidden valley bog has commercial value and declines further promises for exploration improvements.
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North
Columbia
Calis
Peter Johnson
South Charleston FPC Dinner Honors Football Team
The South Charleston First Presbyterian senior Christian Endeavor held its annual banquet for the South Charleston high school football squad, with an address by Joseph L. Silverstein and several speakers including Rev. F. M. Ryburn, Stuart Thomas, and Jesse Hollohan, plus a musical program. A long list of guests and attendees from the church and community attended the Friday night event.
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South Charleston
John Bagby
O. T. Fudge
W. G. Moore
E. J. Gillispie
T. M. Brenner
J. W. Burnette
Chester E. Perkins
W. W. Jinks
Frankie Jarrett Smith
C.A. Blaine, Jr
Q. L. Bowyer
S. Z. McLellan
F. M. Ryburn
T. C. Martin
H. J. Hockin
Audrey Lytton
Maxine Lytton
Judy Dunn
Ida June Dunn
Pauline Brown
Audrey Thomas
Marian Morris
Katherine Morris
Lois Morris
Carolyn Rowe
Charlotte Jinks
Marian Rowe
Jean Ryburn
Frances Kean
Clara M. Smith
Ann Clarkson
Jean Meeks
Edna Fudge
Juanls Lusk
Rachel Williams
Harriet Hockin
Ivy Burnette
Jane Burtnett
Nancy Burtnett
Mary Frances East
Emily Ryburn
Anna Cash
Nina Belle Jinks
J. W. Swatt, John Blythe, Jack Burnett, C. A. Blaine
John Taylor
Floyd Gerwig
Arthur van Camp
Frank Ryburn
Herbert Crawford
Thomas Carr
Robert Blaine
William Holstein
J. A. Foe
Aston Jackson
Morris Keadle
William Matthews
William Meadows
Orville Mollohan
Joseph Morecraft
William Parkinson
John McCormick
James Pauley
John Perkins
T. Phillips
John Reed
Raymond Rockwell
Edward Sautton
Edward
Principals to Meet Thursday Morning Kanawha County Principals Schedule 10 O'clock Meeting
Kanawha county principals will gather at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the county superintendent's office to discuss district concerns and upcoming events. The meeting aims to align on policies and address school needs across the county.
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Kanawha County
County school meeting at Thomas Jefferson junior high
A county schools organization discussion is planned in the Thomas Jefferson junior high building. Ewart Richardson, Lincoln junior high principal, will explain what junior high schools expect of elementary schools. Principal of Charleston, Mrs Harel Mon again noted for coordinating school work.
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Ent
Thomas Jefferson
Ewart Richardson
Lincoln Junior
Sick Dogs Thrown Into the Chicago River Plea for Humane Disposal
A local anti cruelty group pleads for humane euthanasia after increasing reports of dogs dumped into the Chicago River. Dr We A Young warns owners resorting to river disposal risking death for animals and urges sending dogs to humane societies for care or humane disposal. Britain to recruit for its new air fleet.
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We A. Young
Chicago
Humane Societies
Construction Finished On Edgewood Dwelling
A motion picture titled Conservation In West Virginia will be shown by J Paul Rusk at 8 o clock Monday night before Mawnd Garden club meeting at Zogg O Dell school on Montrose in South Charleston. The program includes music by school pupils and a review of the club's activities by Warren W Mowry. Mr and Mrs H B Clay sponsor the meeting.
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West Virginia
J. Paul Rusk
Mawnd Garden Club
Zogg O'Dell
Montrose
South Charleston
Warren W. Mowry
H. B. Clay
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