Homes Group Has Monthly Meeting
Mr R. ON. Parks demonstrated plain and fancy sandwiches for the American homes department at the West Side Woman's club. Mrs. W. J. Bossie presided. Hostesses were Mrs. E. F. Veader, Mrs. Warren Gerber, Mrs. C. F. Hann, with many members present including Mesdames Chandier, Riggs, Blake, Walker, Tribble, Harrison, Maddox, Massie, Reynolds, Beane, Adams, Bumpus, Collier, Jarrett, Draper, Nicaise, Coury, Farley and Miss Veader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ON. Parks
American Homes Department
West Side Woman's Club
W. J. Bossie
E. F. Veader
Warren Gerber
C. F. Hann
Giles Chandier
R. W. Woodward
Co. D. Riggs
John McEldowney
Leonard Rust
J. F. Riggs
O. J Blake
R. E. Walker
E. T. Alms
G. E. Tribble
Bess Harrison
C. H. Maddox
J. L. Massie
J. T. Reynolds
C. H. Beane
H. W. Adams
K. Palmehn
Lida M. Blume
Orville Hackney
D. H. Bland
Wayne
Jessie Beard Becomes Mrs Powell in Bartow Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs. Brown B. Beart of Bartow announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Jessie Brown Beard to Mr. William W. Powell on November 29 at the Beard home. Rev James C Wool officiated. The bride wore cream velvet and net accessories. a reception followed. The couple’s families and Marlinton High School connections are noted. Powell serves as a navy ensign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbank High School
West Virginia Wesleyan College
West Virginia School of Technology
Marlinton High School
Powell
Concert State Teachers College
Navy
Book Review At Chelyan Women’s Club Sitdown
Mrs. Tom B. Davis reviewed A Thousand Shall Fall by Hans Haube at the Young Woman’s club of Chelyan. Attendees included hostess Mrs. William Nuhfer and a long list of club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom B. Davis
Hans Haube
Young Woman's Club of
Chelyan
Appalachian Electric Power
Elaine Jarrell
Nathan Maddox
Leona Dale
M. Parker
F. C. Massey
G. B. Smith
Kenneth Risky
W. B. Carver
Dean Lyons
James E. Grace
J. W. M Conkey
H. L. Anderson
C.D. Perfater
Hugh McPherson
Local Social Notes From Washington Trips and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Rose and others return from a restaurateurs convention in Washington. Miss Ann Shanklin heads to Hewitt to visit Miss Hazel Timmins. Mrs. Frank Blair returns from Washington to visit Virginia Blair at Arlington Hatch. Mrs. Charles A. Midelburg comes back from Chicago to see Catherine Michelsburg at the University of Chicago. Lieut. Thomas V. Cogan returns to Camp Barkley after a visit with family. Caroline Petty plans a weekend in Cincinnati to see Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Rose
Q. N. Young
Q. P. Brown
J. L. Young
Washington, D. C
Ann Shanklin
Quarder Street
Hewittt, SE
Hazel Timmins
Frank Blair
London Heights
Washington
Virginia Blair
Arington Hatch
Charles A. Midelburg
Kanawha Parkway
Chicago
Catherine Michelsburg
The
University of Chicago
Thomas V. Cogan
Camp Barkley
Tex
Margaret Cogan Kuhn
H. M. Cogan
Caroline Petty
Jefferson Street
Cincinnati
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Dinner Party Given for Mr RB Hall of Newark New Jersey
Mr RB Hall of Newark entertained at dinner Monday night at the Daniel Boone hotel. Covers were set for Mrs Co Clark of this city, Mr and Mrs WJ Norman of Huntington, Mr and Mrs CW Billups of Madison, Mesdames Glida Wood yard Princeton, Gertrude Bailey and T J Blair of Covington Virginia, Lillie May Ratcliffe Huntington, and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Hall
Newark
Daniel Boone Hotel
Clark
City
W. J. Norman
Huntington
C. W. Billups
Madison
Mesdames Glida Woodyard
Princeton
Gertrude Bailey
T. J. Blair, Or
Covington
Lillie May Ratcliffe
Warmon-Roper Nuptials At Seventh Adventist Parsonage
Regina Warmon and Warren E. Roper were married on November 19 at the Seventh Adventist parsonage with Rev. N S Ashton officiating. Attendants were Herschel W Tandee and his wife. The bride, a Charleston High School alumna and worker at Coyle and Richardson, is now wife of Warren Roper, employed by Carbide and Carbon Chemicals, residing at 1725 Pennsylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Warmon
Bigley Avenue
Regina
Warren .E. Roper
C. J. Roper
Seventh Adventist
N.S. Ashton
Herschel W. Tjandee
Charleston High School
Art Employe
Coyle and Richardson's Department Store
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nadine Clark Addresses Charleston Club Luncheon
Nadine Clark told members of the forum department at a Charleston Woman's club luncheon that Europe faces a new system after the war. She urged vigorous action to build democracy and American leadership on social and economic justice, noting past crises led to strong outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Nadine Clark
Forum Department
Charleston
Sailor frock and cap pattern for children 1941 42
Anne Adams Pattern 4765 offers a sailor collar version with two braid rows and a gob hat, or a version with star embroidered revers. Includes complete transfer embroidery directions in Sewing Instructor. Sizes 2 4 8 and 10. fabric needs vary. Send 15 cents for pattern. book and pattern set 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette
Pattern Department
West Ith St
New York
Beauty Arts: The American Blonde Fashion Advice
Lois Leeds offers hair and makeup tips for blondes, urging natural tones, blue or brown eye color coordination, and avoiding yellow tints. The piece highlights Cobina Wright and notes fashion shifts after the Duchess of Windsor’s U S visit, with a weight loss leaflet offer from Lois Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobina Wright
20Th Century-Fox
Cobina
Duchess of Windsor
United States
Cobina Wright, Jr
26Th Century-Fox Pictures
The Gazette Daily Quiz Questions Mix of Trivia
A list of 10 quiz questions covering croquet equipment meanings Latin phrases automobile routes whale by products fragrance uses mind or soul science, author of Lamb in His Bosom Lenin name Naval academy colors, a famous line from a poem and a city nicknamed The Hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mexico City
Ambergris
Lenin
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S
Common Phrases Reveal Financial Reasoning in Legal Text
A fact provides a reasonable presumption that a person can meet a stated expenditure, while a house offers ample accommodation. The wording contrasts the notions of capability and available resources within a legal or analytical context.
Why Girls Lose Men After One Date Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix explains one date attraction fades when a girl relies on looks or flashy acts. She warns against overeager behavior and bragging about wealth, noting parental disapproval and social family pressure can push men away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg Ma
Marion Lucille Mounts Weds Lieut Walter Grigé at Mullens
Mrs. and Mr. Harry H. Mounts announce the marriage of daughter Marion Lucille Mounts to Lieut. Walter Allen Grigé of Fort Michie. The ceremony was held November 20 at First Baptist Mullens with Rev. J. M. Criswell officiating. The couple left for New York City and reside at Fort Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Mounts
Mullens
Marion Lucille
Walter Allen Grigé
Ft. Michie
First Baptist Church
J. M. Criswell
B. L. Depew
Mounts Home
New York City
Ft. Mitem
Mullens High School
Virginia Infermont College
Bristol
Thi Hota
Magic
Grigg
Mario. Lee Grigg
Purdy
Van
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Cotillion Club
Pattern Request to Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept
Plainly state pattern number, your name and address as requested. The notice directs sending ten vents in coin to the Charleston Gazette Needlecraft department in New York, listing pattern number and sender details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft
Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Health and Diet in Military Draft Screening
Column discusses draft board duties to remove unfit candidates. Focus on eliminating those with tuberculosis and mental personality disorders, citing costs to the treasury and failures in past screenings. Highlights include tuition on hospitalizations and examples of misclassifications and the need for stricter early screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
California
Army
Letterman General Hospital
Bride Marries Hillard Cooper Jr. in Dry Branch
The wedding of Mrs. Macel Weaver of Burnweil to Hillard Cooper Jr. of United occurred November 21 at Dry Branch. Mrs. Cooper is East Bank High School alumna and the couple resides in United. The groom works for Triax Tracer Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillard Cooper, Jr
Mis. Macel Weaver
Val Weaver
Burnweil
Dry Branch
Hillard Cooper
United
Calling All Dogs and Pound-Wagon Alarm in Caremel
A humorous scene in Caremel as dog catchers Walt Bennet and Sydney Wilson chase a stray tanine that leaps into a pound-wagon and takes control of the driver’s seat. The dramatic capture ends with authorities coaxing the dog to surrender after a tense chase. The piece also includes a 1941 copyright note and a miscellaneous Q&A on blood types and pamphlet offers from Dr. Logan Clendening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Bennet
Sydney Wilson
Caremel
Wilson
Bennett
Tanine
Delove
Gazette
Army
Clendening
Ieven
Logan Clendening
Deem Kirby Wedding Held at Gulf Port
Mrs Beulah Kirby of Van wed Pvt Carl E B Deem at Gulfport on November 24. Rev Henry Braokshire officiated at his home ceremony. Deem, of the U S Army, is stationed at Camp Shelby Mississippi.
Engineering firm chartered in West Virginia
Engineering Prime chartered The Athis Ensieering company at Wheeling a $5 000 concern with chief works in Brooke County and elsewhere in the state Incorporators were Sidney C Smith of Wheeling James Polino and A R Steele of Elkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athis Ensieering Company
Wheeling
Brooke County
State
Sidney C. Smith
James Polino
A. R. Steele
Elkins
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Homes Group
R. N. Parks
Jessie B. Beard
Bartow
Mrs. Davis
S. L. Goldstein
Virginia Street
Columbus
Jennis Goldstein
Madam Karyl
Lois Leeds
the Gazette
Iene Kent
Irlea
Dorothy Dix
Vontake
Atee
Jaez
Sid
Geraldine
Ianette
Lucille Mounts
Quota Club
Ruffner Hotel
William Mocris
Dar
Bride
Dee
Albert Payson Terhane
A. J. Bs
Deem-Kirby
E Engineering Prime Chartered
Electrolux
Hoover
Duplex Hylo Zone Systems CO
Konawho Blvd
Crosley G
Crosley
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