Statewide art exhibit opens at Capitol building
Mrs. Maurice Crocker announces 350 pictures with over 100 from outside the city will be shown in a free exhibit opening at eight tonight under Junior Leagues of West Virginia and Allied Artists. Ushers and hostesses from the Junior League will assist and greet attendees, with schedules for Sunday through next week listing numerous volunteers and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Leagues and Allied Artists Organizations of
West Virginia
Maurice Crocker
Junior Leagues Arts and Interests Committee
Capitol Building
Junior Leagues of
Allied Artists Association
Wirt Donnally
William T. Lively
Chapman Revercomb
Joseph Long
Tucker “McFall
Daniel Mohler
William A.spitz
Georgiana Schoolfield
Christine Beury
Tucker McFall
Mary Lu ‘Hamilton
Miss Goff Hosts Delpha Dee Club Party at Grant Street
Miss Alberta Gott entertained the Delpha Dee club Thursday evening at her Grant street home. They planned a Christmas party for December 19 at Miss Phyllis Gunter's Pennsylvanian avenue residence and a basketball game December 12 at the Y W C A. Other members present included Miss J e Goeller Miss Maria A Hearn Miss Elizabeth Ann Lowe Gleam Mrs Thud Mega See enn URL McVey Ts Louth Hagerty Mrs Pail Seite and Miss Martha Suddreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Gott
Delpha Dee Club
Grant Street
Phyllis Gunter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Y. W. Coa
E Goeller
Maria A’hearn
Elizabeth Ann Lowe
Thud Mega Seeenn
Url McVey
Louth Hagerty
Pail Seite
Martha Suddreath
Dorothy Fired Club Dance This Evening at Elks Club
The Dorothy fired club hosts a nine to twelve dance at the Elks Club tonight to honor new members. A mandelers orchestra will perform. Guests of honor include Mrs. Homer P. Bott and Mrs. Edward Lampton with Miss Ann Loretta Durs, Miss Betty Kelly, Miss Aleane Burke, Miss Elinor Coleman, and Miss Josephine Jones. Hostesses include Mrs. Joe Butchinson, Mrs. Lee Laughlin, Mrs. EB Hague, Miss Ann Lewis, Miss Opel Gilley, and Miss Gertrude Laughorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fired Club
Elks ‘Club
Pe Aemandlers Orenestra Haa
Homer P.b’ott
Edward Lampton
Ann Loretta Dur ¥S
Betty Kelly
Aleane Burke
Elinor Coleman
Mies
Josephine Jones
J.oe Butchinson
Lee Laughlin
EB. J. Hague
Ann Lewis
Opel ‘Gilley
Gertrude Laughorn
Gazette
Dorothy Hood Club
Elks Club
Jefe
Thomas A. Jones
Areane Burke
Homer P. Elliott, Jr
Ann Durkin
Betty Kelley
Eleanor Coleman
Mooseheart Day Observed by Charleston Moose Chapter
Charleston Moose chapter 317 Wo Men of the Moose held Mooseheart Day at the Moose hall on Capitol Street under Lula Coleman with L R Willems aiding. The program featured talks on Moosehaven Florida and founder James J. Davis, ending with a song and prayer followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Moose
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Capitol Street
Lula Coleman
L. RB. Willems
Jueves
Moosehaven
Florida
James J. Davis
Maj Chilton Hosts On His Birthday
Major Joseph E. B. Chilton of St Albans received friends yesterday in celebration of his eightieth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Chilton
Joseph EB. Chilton
St. ‘Albans
BD A R Chapter To Meet Today
William Morris chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is to meet at two o clock this afternoon at Miss Ares Mae Morris s home on University Street in Morgantown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ares Mae Morris
Uanongalia Street
Elkview Farm Women Select Club Projects
The Elkview Farm Women's Club met at Mrs. Virginia LeMaster's home for their fifth meeting. Members chose next year's projects focusing on home accounts refinishing upholstering and meal planning. Attendees included Mrs. Sybil Meyers Mrs. W Vickers Mrs. Wayne Walker Mrs. W J Skirmous and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesen
Glenn
Elkview Parm Wemon
Virginia LeMaster
Epresntorns
Sybil Meyers
Mire
W. Vickers
Wayne Or
E. Walker
W. J. Skirmous
Quata Rummage Announcement Details A Morning
An unclear notice references a morning rummage sale at 605 Street with unsure details about 520 or nearby. The fragment mentions Quota and a late rummage event but lacks full specifics or correct names.
West Side Club Dance Tonight at Nine Thirty
The West Side Woman's club hosts a dance at the club on Columbia boulevard with the Civics and American Homes departments organizing. The Merrymakers orchestra will play for dancing from 9:30 to 12:50, offering a lively evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics and
American Homes
West Side Woman's Club
Columbia Boulevard
Merrymakers Orchestra
Miss Williams Becomes Mrs Kolb in Louisville Wedding
The marriage of Miss Marie Williams to Mr John T Kolb was announced for Wednesday November 27 at St John Evangelical Church Louisville Ky. Rev F C Kuether officiated. Mrs Kolb formerly resided in Charleston and the couple will reside on East Walnut Street Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wiliams
John T. Kolb
St. John's Evanorelical Church
Louisville
F. C. Kuether
Kolb
Charleston
Miss Kathleen Williams Birthday Honor At Home
Clayton A Williams of Belle chairing a Wednesday birthday party at his home in honor of Kathleen Williams who turned twelve. Guests included Lucille Wayland Jean Barich Jane Wagner Malden Mariha McClure Vada May Thompson Avis Reuter Charlotte Roger Morine Riper Betty Lee Keeney Alden Louise Boges Janette Gregory Trene Boa Jack Bauer McClure Beam Jack Alden William Clower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. Clayton A. Williams
Belleant Atta
Kathleen Williams
Lucille Wayland
Jean P. Barich
Jane, Wagner of
Malden
Mariha McClure
Vada May Thompson
Avis Reuter
Charlotte Roger
Morine Riper
Ee Betty Lee Keeney
Alden
Louise Boges
Tite Janette Gregory
Trene Boa
Missionary Society Hosts All Day Quilting Party
The South Charleston Darlington Mi E church women of the Missionary Society held an all day quilting party Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. A. W. Willman senior, Mrs. John C. Hendershott, Mrs. C. W. Cook, Mrs. Belle Alexander, Mrs. O. H. Dorsey, Mrs. L. W. Goff, Mrs. A. W. Daubenspeck, Mrs. George F. Borchert, Mrs. H. Sweet, and Mrs. Carl Fard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston
Darlington
Mi E. Church
South
Thur
A. W. Willman
John C. Hendershott
C. W.cook
Belle Alescander
O. H. Dorsey
L. W. Goff
A. W. Daubenspeck
George F. Borchert
First Baptist Women Union Names Nominating Committee
The South Charleston First Baptist Church Women’s Union appointed a nominating committee Thursday afternoon comprising Mrs. G. A. Elwell, Mrs. Roy Wooten, and Mrs. S. H. Harrison. They planned a New Year’s Eve watch service with Mrs. Ray Ray, Mrs. Raymond Turley, and Mrs. Russell Foy in charge of social details. Other attendees included numerous named parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston
Ray Reeree
George E. Thomas
C. M. Davis
J. Rb, All
J. A Smith
W.W. Cunningham
Lester C. Via
Robert Conner
Lloyd Parkinson
Betty Ann Cook
Personal Notes From South Charleston Area Illnesses and Travels
Personal notes record several local health and travel updates. Richard Dixon, patient at St Francis hospital, returned home yesterday. Families including Chester and Mrs. Taylor, Dr W E Taylor, and Mrs Taylor of Mammoth plan to come home from Owenton and Stamping Ground, Ky., escorted by B L Taylor and Mrs B L Taylor of Stamping Ground. Katherine Grove at McMillan hospital underwent appendectomy. Martha Zellers moved to Central avenue. Mrs Frank Payne of Harris Route, Pa., is under care of Mr and son Smith Sr. at Oak Hills. Master Gene Show remains in South Charleston. Miss Stephenson, sister of Mrs K wi fam, returned to Clendenin. Margaret Jones and Way Harvold of Ripley are guests of A D Maddox of Vandalia. Mrs Archie Pierce of South Charleston is a patient at St Francis hospital after operation. Rene Burnet, post operation at Charleston General hospital, convalesces in South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dixon
St. Francis Hospital
Ius Arenta
Chester A
W. E. Taylor
Martha Zellers
D Street
South Charleston
Central Avenue
Frank Payne
Harris Route
Suse Af
Smith. Sr
Oath Hills
Veut “Stephenson
K. Wi Fam
Clendenin
Margaret Jones
Way Harvold
Ripley
A. D. Maddox
Vandalia
Archie Pierce
St Francis Hospital
Mrs Carl Pack Honored Guest At Spring Hill Shower
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Carl Pack at Mrs. Everate Lore’s Spring Hill home. Numerous attendees included Mrs. Everett Lore and Mrs. Ray Pack along with Mrs. J. W. Gillinwater and Mr. Edgar Lore, among many others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Carl Pack
Everett Lore
Ray Pack
Mira
Marvin Lore
Edgar Lore
Everate Lore
Spring Hill
Faye Lore
Cecil Canterbury
Doyle Hudson
Joe Dunlap
Harry G. White
Fred Groves
R. 3. Kelly
Eleanor Settle
I. P. Smith
J. D. Welker
C. B. Hildreth
S. W Burdette
Carl Ashley
Charles Fisher
W. C. Elmore
O. T. Fudge
M. F. Lore
Helen Rogers
Howard Snodgrass
Arnold Kinder
H. Woosley
W. C. Price
Kenneth Fleck
John Zellar
W. A. Sennette
Kenneth Henson
Porter Cain
C. C. Whittington
Seymor Pauley
3. C. Pack
Athléen Johnson
Amos Pauley
Gray Carpenter
Jara McGloln
Mildred Tm- Watt
Mary Tharing
Eogene Welker
Elsie Ua- Faune
Elma Pauley
Caroline Love
Frances Love
J. W. Gillinwater
Glorenze Love
C. &. Core
W. A. Lore
Joan Lore
W. Lore
Daring Toney
Radford Lore
Marvin Earl Lore
Mrs Bertha Baker Hosts Mammoth School Party
Mrs Bertha Baker a Mammoth School fifth grade teacher hosted a pupil party at Mammoth for students with perfect November attendance. Attendees included Helen Elswick Anna Elswick Helen Evans Bessie McCoy Wavley Elswick Jessie McDaniels Sarah Johnson Mildred Young Opal Wheeler Betty Wilkingon Sophia Zinkosky Marg ree Landers Lacy Auiff Mel Vinters Bert Berry Russell Fox James Elswick Vernon Nichols Alfred Naylor Ronnie Shamblin Robert Coleman Wayne Haynie Charles Hager Marvin Ask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Baker
Mammoth
Helen Elswick
Anna Elswick
Helen Evans
Bessie McCoy
Wavley Elswick
Jessie McDaniels
Sarah Johnson
Mildred Young
Opal Wheeler
Betty Wilkingon
Sophia Zinkosky
Margree Landers
Lacy Auiff
Mel Vinters
Bert Berry
Russell Fox
James Elswick
Vernon Nichols
Alfred Naylor
Ronnie Shamblin
Robert Coleman
Wayne Haynie
Charles Hager
Marvin Ask
Miss Jane Prince Named Secretary At Sorority Event
Miss Jane Prince was elected corresponding secretary of the Beta Oreicron chapter of Alpha Teta sorority at the Charleston Sehest of Commerce last Thursday evening. Miss Ruth Elsie McKee was appointed chairman of a committee for a financing social with Miss Anna Laura Hoy and Miss Mary Emma Saul also serving. The February social includes Miss Eleanor Bake, Miss Mary Benson, and Miss Grred Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Oreicron
Alpha Teta Sorority
Charleston
Sehest of Commerce
Jane Prinses
Ruth Elsie McKee
Anna Laura Hoy
Mary Emma Saul
Jane Prince
Misa Eleanor Bake
Mary Benson
Jgred Ray
High Hat Sorority Dance Planned in Washington Street
High Hat sorority plans a dance Wednesday evening December 25 at the Knights of Columbus ballroom with the Commanders orchestra. Final arrangements were set at a Tuesday evening meeting at Miss Giga Howerd's Washington street home. Present were Edna Sslem Emmaline Howard Louise Hibib Rosaline Howard Madeline Bsharah and Helen Favels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Hat
Knights of Columbus
Giga Howerd
Washington Street
Edna Sslem
Emmaline Howard
Louise Hibib
Rosaline Howard
Madeline Bsharah
Helen Favels
Rural Club Activities At Ward And Dunbar Schools
Ward 4-H and Anti Cant 4-H clubs met to plan Christmas baskets for needy families and present health and religious programs. The Ward club reported 1122 in a fund and featured plays, talks on life of Koch, first aid demonstrations, milk and teeth talks, and student leadership. At Dunbar second ward school the Anti Cant club featured scripture and stories, songs and games, and decided to buy underwear for a needy child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Eagle Eye
Ward School
Marie Crowder
Wanda Achting
James S. Zoge
Eulah Proctor
Arlie Hudson
Charles Knight
of Koch
Allene Grizze
J. Jones
Norman Hanna
Norman Tucker
Myre Kirby
Wanda June Adkins
Joseph Szerkman
Marle Crowder
Lucille Shutz
Second Ward
Dunbar
Shiltz
Juanita Johnson
Carrol Youngy
Carrol Lane
Lucille Shiltz
Rrina Jarrett
Eva Williams
Jesus
Shilts
Geneva Fisher
Flora Bell Douglas
Margie Pyles
Pearl Jane Cline
Junior Riding Show Held At Kanawha Stables
The Kanawha Stables hosted a Junior Riding Club horse show judged by J K Cottrell. Winners include Charles Cabell Brooks and Lavinia Embleton in seat and hands, Nellielynn Brooks in bareback, Jean Riley in hunter and the pair of Doherty Brooks in pair class, with next meeting set for Friday January 4 at the Kanawha Stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Stables
Kanawha
J. K. Cottrell
Charles Cabell Brooks
Katherine Ann Brooks
Charles Doherty
Lavinia Embleton
Benjamin Brown
Annetta Turner
Hunter
Jean Riley
Caroline Bill
Adeline Jones
Caroline Hill
Charles Cabell
Woman's club hears Arliss volume excerpts and lives of authors
Miss Laura May Haughwout reviewed George Arliss autobiographical volume Up the Years From Bloomsbury, reading excerpts to the women's literature department after a luncheon. Mrs. H. Webb Angell gave a current events review affecting women's status and achievements, with M. Lb. O'Neale presiding as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura May Haughwout
Arliss
George Arliss
Bloomsbury
Lioiterature
H. Webb Angell
M. Lb. O'Neale
Lewis Milam
A. B. Garritson
Joseph Perry
T. S. Shuker
Fred Watkins
George W. Seaver
Stanley P. Freeman
Nelson W. Tiuner
D. Matheny
H. L. Cotton
Chester G. Dixon
F. Guysh
Ernest Hailey
H. W. Shawhen
Ernest Merrill
Edwin Watson
Hunter East
Albert Rathbone
Miles Hubbard
C. Taylor
Ellas Matheson
R. A. Welsh
F. ©. Lamb
George Wood
George W. King
J. C. Eittle
H. D. Rollins
RO. Greer
Richard Higgins
G. A. Hunter- Seltner
Delbert T Rabiraon
Linwood T. Wells
M. W. O'Neale
L.W. Caving
St John Gospel Fragment Found In Manchester Library
A Greek papyrus fragment dating to the second century, found at the Rylands Library in Manchester, is believed by experts to be the oldest New Testament manuscript. It includes parts of St John chapter 18 and may show John’s gospel was among the earliest written texts. C H Roberts of Oxford identified it as likely the earliest known New Testament fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Rylands
St. Johns Bospel
Uicrerians
St John's Bospel
Rylands Library
Upper
Egypt
C. H. Roberts
St. John's College, Oxford
Noose Cheaters Gather in Romania Reunion
BRASOV Romania witnesses a crowd of over 1000 men who wore hangman devices to mock their past service in the Austro-Hungarian army. Once soldiers who deserted Hapaburg forces, many faced execution, yet most found exile in Romania and now laugh at the fate they escaped. A related note reports Czechoslovakia will send a minister to Addis Ababa next year, continuing the trend of legation openings in Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasov
Rumania
Hapaburg
Romania
Caccs
Ethiopia
PRAEA
Czechoslovakis
Addis Ababa
Legat Lans
Ethiopie
Mrs Hanson Hosts Baptist Meeting at Her Home
Mrs. Hanson entertained Spring Hill First Baptist women's union Thursday afternoon at her home. Present were Mrs. Wyatt Hayes, Mrs. Ray Pauley, Mrs. R. B. Barsons, Mrs. M. M. Hunley, Mrs. Emma Snodgrass and Mrs. Frank A. Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Spring Hill
Toy whistle taken from man's throat in Virginia hospital
Carl Boggs 25 of Chesapeake an employee of Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass company had a toy whistle lodged in his esophagus removed at Shepherd Holotabe hospital Virginia street early yesterday afternoon. Doctors said he swallowed the whistle while playing with his child Thursday night and it was about halfway down the esophagus risking breathing. He rested comfortably last night and was reported out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Boggs
Chesapeake
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Shepherd- Holcotabe
Virginia Street
Boggs
Aggies Set to Challenge Mustangs in College Station
Texas A and M prepares for a key Southwest Conference clash with Southern Methodist in College Station. North, Bell, and Reed stress high effort as SMU seeks a Rose Bowl bid while A&M fights for a share of the title and to avoid a cellar finish. Rain threatens start but a tarpaulin guards the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Tex
Texas A
Southern Methodist University
Mustangs
Homer North
Aggies
Southern Methodist
M. U
Methodists
California
Stanford
Agutics
Reeds
University of Texas
Aggie
Madison ‘Bell
Verdict for Pauley in Durham contract dispute
A common pleas jury awarded the plaintiff W Pauley forty dollars in the case against W J Durham. The suit claimed Durham failed to fulfill a house building contract, causing Pauley to incur extra expenses to finish the project. The report notes the litigants live near the Eley river. The article also mentions Soviet submarine salvage and French naval aviation training in separate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
W. Pauley
W. J. Durham
Eley River
Pauley
Durham
Obituary notices from Charleston area mourns multiple deaths
Obituary notices report the death of Miss Delucia S. Fletcher at Harrisonburg Va and services for Miss Fletcher to be held at her Harrisonburg residence. Other survivors include Lester C. Fletcher and B L Fletcher and Mrs Z L Baugher. Also noted is Robert Casebolt 40 who died after a short illness in Charleston with survivors including Malinda Casebolt and siblings. John Johnson 71 of Chelyan to be honored with services at Chelyan Baptist Church with burial in family cemetery. Surviving Johnson include widow Elizabeth Slack Johnson, children Charles Malcolm Johnson, Mrs P L Burke, Mrs Carmel Sammon, two granddaughters, one grandson, and sisters Mrs Caroling Hall and Martha Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delucis Fletcher Ward
Charleston
W. R. Fletcher
Chester
Delucia S. Fletcher
Harrisonburg
My. Fletcher
Lester C. Fletcher
Staunton
B. L. Fletcher
Washington
Z. L. Baugher
Fletcher
Rockingham Bank
Robert Casebalt
Spring Street
Malinda Caseball
Ella Ratliff
F. B. Hunt
J. M. Carpenter
C. C. Casebolt
Dayton
Joseph Casebolt
Owen and Barth
John Johnson
Chelyan
C. W. Walker
Chelyan Baptist Church
Elizabeth Slack Johnson
Charles Malcolm Johnson
P. L. Burke
Huntington
Carmel Sammon
Mast Bank
Rey Neien Wene Walker
Ernest Walker
Highlawn
Services set for Miss Sarah Grafton at Lookout
Obituaries from McKendree hospital to lookouts list Miss Sarah Grafton of Lookout who died after two illnesses. Services at two this afternoon at her residence with burial in White cemetery at Clifftop. Also notices for Nancy Paxton and baby Walker with church services and burials, plus George W. Robinson death and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Grafton
Lookout
McKendree Hospital
Clifftop
Police arrest nine in Kanawha City gambling raid
Police led by Lieutenant Roy Jarrett raid a Kanawha City house late last night arresting nine men. Burford faces operating a gambling establishment charge, six others for gambling, and two for loitering in a gambling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jarrett
Kanawha City
Burford
WPA Adult Education Supervisors Selected
Several hundred unemployed teachers may receive jobs to instruct adults in reading and writing. Glenn S. Callaghan said the adult schools will be set up across the county by December 17 to teach illiterates and educate adults in sanitation health and civics. District directors named include 8. J. Anderson Moundsville Miss Helen Wilson Huntington G. E. Rhodes Miss Anita McMullen Bluefield Clyde Ash Elkins and Mrs Florence Wilkinson Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn S. Callaghan
WPA
Seay County
Tdach
F. Witcher McCullough
J. Anderson
Moundsville
Helen Wilson
Huntington
G. E. Rhodes
Anita McMullen
Bluefield
Clyde Ash
Elkins
Florence Wilkinson
Fairmont
Paroles Awaiting Clemency in Evarts Labor Clash
Gov. Laffoon commutes the life sentences of Hightower and Hudson for the Evarts 193L clash in Harlan County to four years and six months, paving parole for them and other inmates. The case stemmed from an industrial war blamed on miners and authorities, with state troops once sent to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Battle of Evarts
Harlan County
Rubyffoon
Wilham Hightower
Tabor
Bill Hudson
Department of Public Welfare
Laffoon
Hightower
United Mine Workers of America
Hudson
Harland Counbl
Fragmented OCR Bowling Card Sparks Unclear Names
An unreadable OCR segment shows scattered numbers and partial names for a bowling record or scorecard. Readable items are minimal, with multiple garbled entries and mixed digits, making it hard to determine players, lanes, or scores.
Kills Every Itch Germ This unsteady ad claims cure
An old advertisement fragment touts a product named Dr Ravid's Sanative Woah promising to destroy germs that burrow into the skin and cause pain or blood poisoning. It urges readers to send 60 cents postpaid with a guaranteed or money back offer from Richmond or Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Ravid
Richmond
Owen
Big Ten Coaches Meet in Chicago
Big Ten chieftains and coaches gathered in Chicago for their two day meeting. The session touched on the Wisconsin controversy with John Golemgeske leading a petition against coach Spears, and an inquiry hinted by Glenn Frank. The Little Nineteen coaches debated the freshman rule with mixed adoption among member schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ug and
Little
Doc Spears
Spears
Jim
Wisconsin Athletic Department
Clarence ‘Spears
Frank Canwell
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Hacariga
John Golemgeske
Glenn Frank
University
MeInweil
Waz
Meanwell
Golemgeske
Ipotosh
Little’ Nineteen
Lake Forest
Monmouth
Knox
Bradley
North Central
Augustana
Wheaton
Cliavis College
Cooper Captures Lead in Tourney
The Orlando Open golf tournament featured Cooper of Chicago taking the halfway lead with a 99 in the first round. Tony Manera of Greensboro posted a 68 to set the pace, while Revolta of Milwaukee shot 68 to stay close. Claude Harmon, an Orlando amateur, tied at 142 with Revolta while other pros trailed as rounds continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fila
Ty, Cooper
Chifront
Tony Manera
Greensboro
N.C
Manera
Johnny
Revolta
Milwa
Golfers Association
Ayas
Manero
Maners
Laffoon
Kago
Paul Ri
Roland
Mackenzie
Philadelphia
Revalta
Claude. Harmon
Orlorido
Morris
Gravatt
Gewiston
Larry
Orlandi Lighthorse
Tuckahoe
Lancaster
gGithe
Arthur Milléa
Tota
Milutio
John Do
Yor
Jam Parks
Pittaburgh
Latfoon
Chi
Testimony Heard in Common Pleas Court Case
In Summers county court yesterday Bi L Boggs sued J W Carney for rent recovery. Details of the testimony were heard in open court as the case proceeded, with both parties presenting evidence and arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Bi L. Boggs
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Georgiana School
Florence
Georgiana Schooliiela
Mya
Pigvence
oReams
Daniel Mosera
Miss Goff
Danteds
BD. A. R
Elkview Farm
Miss Williams
Mr. Kolb
St. John's Church
Louisville, Ky
First Baptist: Women’s Union Names Committee
Katherine Grove
South Greenbrier Street
McMillan Hospital
Rene Burnet
Charleston General Hospital
Dence
Dorothy Hood
St. John’s
Mrs. Hanson
Texas A, & M
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Paris
Navy — Department
Tivera
Nanny
Paxton
Elmore Adventist Church
Nancy
J. F. Elmore
James F. Frame
Em- Taanuel Baptist Church
Spring’ Bill
Helen Tene Walker
George W. Robinson
Indiana Avenue
Mary Garnet Robinson
Fred E. K. Neale
W. E
W. S. Robinson
J. Garnett
Bartlett
Santé Hightower
Judes H. Clay Kaufman
Tate
Soautista Baw Co
It Recreation Bend
Butler
West Vaca
Brown
Wein
Aig
Ite
Paul
Duncan
Burkina
Rayon
Barvey
Kennie Bredtoy Chandler
Rausgen
Heath Ie
Jones Ld Davis
Arthernon
Raven
Zohan
Iowa Aa
Cooper
Lighthorse
Harry
Orlando
Drs
Capitol St
Whites Top Cab
Weve Cor
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