Homes Group Will Present Yule Program Today
The American Homes department of the West Side women's group meets at 2:30 PM at the clubhouse. The program includes Christmas stories by Miss Katie Bello Abney, a paper on table decorations by Mrs. E R Withrow, and a vocal solo by Mrs. Glen Geeky with Mr. G. G. Gres accompanying. Hostesses are Mrs. H P Musser, Mrs. B B Exell, and Mrs. G R Krebs.
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American Homes Department
West Side Woman's Groub
Misa Katie Bello Abney
E.R. Withrow
Glen Geeky
G. G.' Gres
H. P. Musser
B. B. Exell
G. R. Krebs
Miss Mary Stark Weds Mr Pratt at Worthington Ohio
Miss Mary Bell Stark daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Stark of Columbus formerly of Charleston married James M Pratt of Cleveland Ohio on November 20 at St Johns Episcopal church Worthington Ohio The Rev Philip W Hall officiated Mr and Mrs Pratt will live at Hotel Bolton Cleveland where Mr Bolton is resident manager Attendants included Mr Ralph Miller and Mr Boyd Miller plus a large group of Miller relatives and local friends with many Miller family names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F. C. Stark
Columbus
Charleston
Mary Bell Stark
James M. Pratt
Cleveland
St. John's Episcopal Church
Worthington
Philip W. Hall
Mrs. Pratt
Bolton
Huntington Recital Invites Charleston Music Lovers
The Community Music Association of Charleston invites Charlestonians to a Huntington recital at Marshall College auditorium Huntington at 8 15 PM Monday December 10. Jan Smeterlin, noted pianist, will appear and admission is free with a local association membership card. Additional Huntington and Ashland dates to be announced and Charleston concerts soon follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Smeterlin
Marshall College
Huntington
Community Music Association of Charleston
Gabrilowitsch
Schoolmaster’s refreshment event and community notes
Personal notes from Charleston area list hospital patients visitors and travelers. Mr. J Donohoe of Lee Street is a patient at Charleston General after surgery. Several locals including Miss Thelma Walkub and Mrs. Ruby Vencill visited Charleston. Residents travel to Morgantown Wilmington and New York for study business and family visits.
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Donohoe
Lee Atreet
Charleston General Hospital
Ruby Vencill
Dixie
Nancy Pollock
Gauley Bridge
Charleston
Thelma Walkub
Sparks
W. C .Hughes
Belva
Nathan Poffenbargerte
Wilmington
Del
New York City
Revival in Progress At Clendenin Church
Revival services are conducted for two weeks at the Church of the Namrene in Clendenin. Tonight and tomorrow night feature Hev Oval Carney and South Charleston singers. Next week’s schedule lists E W Cochran, W B Walker of Charleston, Ernest Gold of Dunbar, C D Taylor of Kanawha City, and Oust Carey of South Charleston with Rev H W Murphy as pastor.
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Clendenin
Hev. Oval Carney and Singers
South Charleston
E. W. Cochran
W. B. Walker
Charleston
Ernest Gold
Dunbar
C. D. Taylor
Kanawha City
Oust Carey
H. W. Murphys
Clendenin Church
Roof Fire Sparks Damage at Lavinia Triplett Home
A trash blaze sparked a roof fire at the residence of Mrs. Lavinia Triplett on Erika Mirae yesterday. The blaze caused about 50 dollars in damage to the house and roof components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Lavinia Triplett
Erika Mirae
Miss Aline Cohen Weds Mr. Sloman
The wedding of Miss Aline Cohen to William Lewis Sloman occurred at 6:30 PM on Sunday December 2 at the Cohen home in Quarrier Street. Rabbi Goldberg and Rabbi Cooper officiated before both families. The bride wore apple green moss crepe with a matching turban and an orchid shoulder bouquet. Sloman, a Charleston High School 1932 graduate, later Ohio State University alum, works with his father in Blossom Dairy. The couple resides in Chateau apartments after a honeymoon in the East.
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Aline Cohen
William Lewis Slomon
Samuel Sloman
Simon Cohen
Quarrier Street
Goldberg
Cooper
Sloman
Charleston High School
Ohlo State University
Columbus
Blossom Dairy Company
Friendship sewing club meets at Misa Campbell home
The Friendship sewing club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Misa Nelle Campbell on Eighth avenue. The Hurricane club program was hosted by Mrs. T J Wheatley with Miss Reid Jordan in charge and many Hurricane and local women attended. Fred W. Smith will leave Friday.
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Friendship Sewing Club
Misa Nelle Campbell
Eighth Avenue
C. Eichorn
Clayton
Fourth Avenue
Mohler
Lee Street
T. J. Wheatley
Second Avenue
Quilting Club
C. J. Meton
B. F. Mann, Jr
Charleston
Dorothy Apeayer Pare
Louisville
Mann
Hurricane Woman's Club
Womana Club
Hurricane Club
Reid Jordan
Mias Reid Jordan
A. M. Jordan
Misa Faurie Jackson
Helen Kay
Co. D. Balnes
Irene Easter
M. BE
Bayliss
D. A. Webb
Fred W. Smith
W. H. J. Knapp
T. J. Wheate
Street Wear on a business trip to Princeton
Dr S H Phillips and Mrs Phil Ups returned Tuesday from Richmond Virginia where their son Hewes was a patient in a hospital Hewes Phillips is improving and left Richmond Wednesday for New Orleans Louisiana to spend several weeks recuperating He plans to return home for Christmas holidays The mothers of the members of the local high school team will entertain the boys and their fathers and additional guests with a banquet Friday evening in the dining room at the Methodist Episcopal church South
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Princeton
S. H. Phillips
Phil Ups
Richmond
Hewes
Hewes Phillip
New Orleans
Plana
Methodist Epiacopa Church
South
Approval of County School Payroll and Appointments
The Kanawha county school board approved the monthly bills and payroll totaling 205 221 at a regular meeting in Thomas Jefferson junior high. Marion Meadows was appointed to fill the vacancy at London Negro high school after the death of Lawrence Drew in an automobile accident. Six substitute teachers were appointed. The traveling pair of "hook mobile" arrived in the city. C C Caudill, county school board business manager, reported the vehicle came from Chicago.
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Kanawhe County
Thomas Jefferson
Marion Meadows
London Negro High School
Lawrence Drew
C. C Caudill
County School Board
Chicago
Council Favors Street Preaching
Dayton December meeting of the federal council of churches of Christ in America approved a national mission to reach unchurched groups via daily street preaching. The delegates reaffirmed their unaltered opposition to liquor traffic and elected Gahere Ivan Lee Holt president. Dr. George W. Richards was named vice president as the three day convention closed. The mission plan was outlined by Dr. William.
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Dayton
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
G Haere
Ivan Lee Holt
St. John’s
George W. Richards
Theological:seminary
The
Reformed Church of the
Newark pastor leads tours of 23 metropolitan centers
Hiram Foulkes, pastor of the first church in Newark, N J and chairman of the council department of evangelism, announces a nationwide tour plan. A team of 10 to 12 speakers will visit each city for 10 weeks with assistance from a prominent overseas theologian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Foulkes
First Church of
Newark
N. J
Department of Evangelism
L Tt
Putney Mine Fall Fatal to Ira Cart Tad Cart Killed in Coal Mine
Ira Cart, 24, a Tad coal miner, was killed by a slate fall at the Putney mine in Hat field Campbell’s Creek. The body went to Owen and Barth funeral home. services set for Sunday at 2 PM at Tad Baptist church, burial in Fisher cemetery. Survived by father Edward Cart, brother Harold, and three sisters Mrs Henry Campbell, Mrs J Bowles, and Miss Mary Cart. Translation note about scriptures added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Cart
Putney
field-Campbells Creek Coal Company
Owen and Barth Funeral Home
Baptist ‘Church
Tad
Fisher Cemetery
Mr. Cart
Edward Cart
Harold Cart
Henry Campbell
J. Bowles
Mary
Cart
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Homes Group
W. R. Mollohan
Herbert Moses
Tatters
Washington
B. E. Lemon
Oscar Patton
C. O. Lawhorn
M. R. Barham
William Meadows
Gladys Lane
Jeanne Mollohan
Yada McCracken
Vergie McCracken
Mary Stark
Mr. Pratt
Ralph Miller
Boyd Miler
G. K. ‘Ithier
Foster
Olive Mil+ der
Gaye Halstead
Edith Lance
Mary Miller
Ruth Halstead
Kathleen Bradley
Oma Miller
Christena Miller
Eglin Carpenter
Dorothy Miller
Lyda Miller
Gertrude Miller
Mae Miller
Messie
Raymond Dolin
Roy Willams
Boyd Miller
Cecil
Hiss
Wiese
Peoplonsions
West Virginia
Miles Virginia Sydenstricker
Sydenstricker
Blanchester, G
Marshall
Associated Press
George B. Hendricks
Circle No. 3
Central Methodist Church
Chester Road
B. B. Arnett
Henry Aldridge
J. W. Mahan
W. W. Jarrett
Clarence Amos
Charles Halstead
Oscar Kelly
L. V. Bradley
MO. Ward
Myrtle Vandenberg
B.C. Price
J. W. Frishett
Earl Hendricks
Charles B. Young
Misa Lorena Jean Young
Roy Reger
First Methodist Church
Q. R. Shreve
Straughan Court
Reger
Edward Weber
Sheldon Gray
J. N. Arnold
H. 5. Bacon
J. P. Summers
Ray Thomas
John Kramer
Carl Hasty
L. P. Freeman
J. T. Horner
Ann Lewis Emich
Betty Cai
Dorothy Skuce
Milas Leonora McFarland
National Association of Letter Carriers
Mra
J. EB Krause
Bridge Street
Boyd Memorial Church
McGuffey
Lewis Bible Clase
F. L. Burndell
Dora Nader
Union Mission
L. R. Willams
E. C. Higginbotham
Hazel Gott
Charles
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Mra. R. S. Shamblen
Grace Fisher
BE. H
Riff
C. L. Baker
Victor Ston
O. E. Simmons
C. C. Welling
Delaware Avenue
Kirs
John’ T. Moore
Humphreys Memorial Missionary Society
F. H. High
Mace’ ‘Greenlee
D. Brewster
A. C. Bess
Mra. D. Bailey
W. C
Gard Ruth Pollack
Thomas Moore
the Indies and Society of the First Christian Church
Hickory Hollow
Frank Don Pldson
Claude Vencill
H. G. Vencill
Morgantown
West Virgina University
James W. Vencill
G. G. Out of
Summersville
Robert G. Evans
Edgewood Drive
Richmond, Va
Lewis Huber
William S. Bracett
Whiting
Ind
W. C. Brown
Graham
Quar- Tier Street
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Milas Vida Morton
Cunard
Misa Eloise Hogan
Pennsylvania Avenue
James B. Hincald
Voller
Quartier Street
St. Albans News
Parkian
Corce
Betty Lee
Eidskins
Lydia E
Pinkham
Council
Lenden Bible ‘Society
Belforts
Coats
Royen
Flennels
O'Coats
Ledey
Dial
Capitol St
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