Candle-Light opens tonight by Kanawha Players at Playhouse
The Kanawha Players present Candle-Light a Siegfried Geyer farce with Elizabeth Summers Dr Plewes and Carl McAndrews in principal roles. The English adaptation by P. G. Wodehouse places a prince s valet masquerading as his master to woo a socially prominent lady. Rehearsed by Paul Morgan the set is in modern European style with Mrs Hallanan in charge of furnishings. The play opens tonight at 8 30 and runs four evenings ending Friday.
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Kanawha Players
Siegfried Geyer
PB .G. Wodehouse
Fing‘lish
Elizabeth
Sara Summers
A. C. Plewes
Carl G. McAndrews
Plewes
Rince and Macfindrews
I Valet
Martin
James Auliz
Sally Diaxk
Virginia Lee Daugherty
William Biltzer
Paul Morgan
Walter S. Hallanan
New York
Gilbert Miller
Empire Theater
Gertrude Lawrence
Leslie Howard
Bucher to Talk At Kiwanis Luncheon Today
John George Bucher former World War I correspondent and Royal Geographical Society fellow will address the Kiwanis club luncheon at the Daniel Boone hotel. He spoke to the club in 1934 and served in famine relief in central Europe during the war. The club estimates eight o clock Wednesday night marks the last fall festival program Propers and Pews with proceeds benefiting the underprivileged child fund.
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John George Bucher
Royal Geographical Society
Kiwanis Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Bucher
Europe
U S Civil Service Announces Six Open Examinations
The United States Civil Service Commission announced six open competitive examinations for the positions of awning maker national part service senior animal husbandman bureau of animal industry social worker junior social worker veterans administration senior chemist cleanel tax unit and welding engineer in the navy department. Full information may be obtained from Harry Gill secretary of the board of examiners in the post office building.
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United States Civil Service Commission
National Part Service
Bureau of Animal Industry
Veterans Administration
Navy Department
Harry Gill
Board of Examiners
Bankruptcy filing for Thomas Clayton Stephens in federal court
Thomas Clayton Stephens of Toro filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in federal court listing liabilities of 2924.50 and assets of 192. The case records show a small estate with minimal assets and unsecured debts.
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Thomas Clayton Stephens
Toro
Plan Skating Party For Girls at Watts Street Rink
Charleston high school announces a skating party for girls to entertain December 18 at the Watts street rink. The event was disclosed yesterday and aims to provide festive recreation for students.
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Charleston High School
Watts Street
John V. Ray Elected President of Charleston Bar Association
John V. Ray of Kanawha was elected president of the Bar Association of the City of Charleston at a meeting in the federal courtroom. He succeeds Robert H. C. Ray on the executive board, filling Beverly Broun's expired term. Other officers named include R. S. Spitman Jr, Stanley C Morris, James McWhorter, C Davis, and PB McCabe. Admissions committee members selected were J. Horner Davis II, George A Wood, and Henry P Lambert. The association also wished Federal George W. McClintic a speedy recovery at University Hospital in Charlottesville Va.
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John V. Ray
Kanawha
Valley Bank
Bar Association of the
City of Charleston
Federal Court Room
Robert H. C. Ray
Mr. Kay
Beverly Broun
R. S. Spitman, Jr
Stanley C., Morris
James McWhorter
Cap] Davis
PB. McCabe
J. Horner Davis
George A. Wood
Henry P. Lambert
George W
Grocery Bill Dispute Sparks Fatal Shooting
Logan December district report says Elisha Bragg, 51, of Robins Nest, is charged with murder after a grocery bill dispute over 17 dollars led him to shoot Leo Adkins, 28, when Adkins refused a job to repay the food costs. State trooper J E Childers notes Adkins and his sister moved in seeking free rent in exchange for meals, and that both men had been drinking before the fatal incident.
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Logan
Elisha Bragg
Robins Nest
J. E. Childers
Bragg
Leo Adkins
Adkins
Childers
Government funds rail line upgrade to cut 4 hours between cities
The government allocates 4 million dollars for straightening the Johannesburg Durban railway corridor. The project aims to shave four hours from current travel time, boosting efficiency and regional connectivity.
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Johannesburg-Durban
Committees to Study Maldeni Road Question
Discussion of the Maldeni road improvement will be held this afternoon by the good roads committee of the chamber of commerce and the joint committee with the Southern West Virginia Automobile Club at chamber offices. They will consider a recent letter from Burr EK Simpson state road commissioner noting funds for rights of way purchase or the road will not be available during the current fiscal year ending June 1836.
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Maldeni
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Southern West Virginia Automobile Club
Burr’ EK. Simpson
Cohen Elected to Board of World Association Directors
A. Cohen, manager of the West Virginia Investigation bureau, has been named to the board of directors of the World Association of.
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A. Cohen
West Virginia Investigation Bureau
The
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