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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1952

Page

3

Slight Recession Foreseen By Economists Tells Rotarians

Economist Wilson Wright addressed Charleston Rotary Club predicting another period of belt tightening for consumers with 60 percent of expenditures funded by cash. He warned of slower retail trade in late 1953, skepticism about sustained postwar growth, and persistent high taxes despite federal defense spending.

Wilson Wright Charleston Wright Federal Reserve Bank

National Bank Honors 17 Veterans With Watches

The Charleston National Bank honored 17 veteran employees at its annual dinner for 25 plus years of service. Nearly 175 guests attended as Dr. George H. Vick delivered the principal address. Watches were awarded to long-serving staff including J. L. Rover 35 years Clyde Carte 35 years P. P. Wilson 34 years and J. G. Wilkerson 34 years among others. President Mason Crickard presided and spoke at the Ruhter Hotel.

Charleston National Bank George H. Vick First Presbyterian Church Mason, Crickard J. L., Rover Clyde Carte P. P. Wilson J. G. Wilkerson J.C. Bright L. H. Gillespie L. E. Miller H. C. Hines J. B. Jackson R. L. Hone Emmony Graham Alonzo’ Johnson Virginia Halstead Bath Roy Daubenspeck John M. Haute

Christmas Lighting Contest Coupon Entrant Instructions

Enter my decoration in the overall doorway division. Please check one option. Mail or deliver this coupon to The Charleston Gazette before midnight Friday December 19.

Charleston Gazette

Safety Group Names Open Hours for Christmas Shopping

The West Virginia Safety Council in Charleston announced new open hours for Area No 1 stores from 9 tonight to accommodate Christmas shoppers. Petrie of Huntington becomes committee chair, guiding plans through Dec 23 with extended evening hours and a shortened Dec 24 closure. Assistants include Linkous Holden Price and Azel McCurdy to support county coordination and the annual safety conference.

Petrie Fpost Jday Safety Council Bell Mason Gan Mingo Charleston International Nickel Co Long C. EB. Linkous Island Creek’ Coal Co Holden Howard Price Vanadium Corp New Haven Azel McCurdy Appalachian Electric Power Co Huntington

Training Class Open For Women Marines

Enrollment deadline for the January women Marine officer training class is December 20. Eligible graduates ages 21 to 27 may attend a 12 week course at Seattle Corps School with Quantico assignment, leading to reserve second lieutenants. Contact nearest recruiting station or the Commandant in Washington DC.

Pti Aiea Seattle Corps School Quantico Marine Corps Marine i Corps Washington D. C

Elkview student helps WVU debating team win tourney

George Daugherty of Elkview is an eight member of the West Virginia University debating team that won all four contests at the Mount Mercy Debate Tournament in Pittsburgh. WVU defeated Pittsburgh Duquesne Geneva and Mount Mercy among ten district schools. Daugherty is the son of Mrs Albert Connolly of Elkview.

Elkview WVU Morgantown George Daugherty West Virginia University Mount Mercy Pittsburgh West Virginia Duquesne Geneva Daugherty Mes Albert Connolly

Teachers Laud Cultural Parleys In Athens Conference

Athens teachers approve weekly art and music clinics sponsored by Concord Callega. Eighty nine educators urge continued similar sessions and suggest extending clinics to speech English arithmetic reading and West Virginia Club work. Concord plans more clinics in another county in Fall 1953.

Athens Concord Sperial Concord Callega

Church Events Fioneer Five Sing at Rand A M E Zion

The Fioneer Five quartet from Lo rgan will perform at 3 p m tomorrow in Gantt Chapsi A M E Zion Church Rand Rev J B Bramley serves as pastor.

Fioneer Five Lorgan Gantt Chapsi A.M. E. Zion Rand Rev. J Bramley

Capitol Area Dogs Dine on Squirrels At Capitol Grounds

Capitol building workers report several Capitol squirrels have been killed by dogs as the Charleston Humane Association urges East End residents to keep dogs off the property. The association says dogs chase and harm community pets and calls on owners to control their animals.

Capitol Area State House Capitol Building Capitol Grounds Charleston Humane Assoc East End Humans Association

Early WVU freshmen dorm space fills quickly

Morgantown December 12 More than one third of freshman housing space at West Virginia University for the 1953 54 year is already spoken for with early applicants Mayme E Waddell director of residence halls says filing early is essential Despite capacity for 875 students only five sixths of the student body live off campus and on campus housing is tight for the fall term

WVU Morgantown Mayme E. Waddell Tesidence Salis

Editor Elected at WVU for Campus Literary

Lloyd M. Bavis of Charleston has been elected editor of Monongahela, a new campus literary magazine at West Virginia University. The publication will appear in January and include short stories operas music and book reviews along with editorials and humorous essays. Two Charleston students, William French as literary editor and Henry Weiss as art editor, also were elected.

Morgantown Spe Eizl Lloyd M. Bavis Charles, Ton Monongahela Charleston William French Henry Weiss

City Wound to Address College Club Members

Elizabethtown New York December exhibition selection highlights Mrs A Maser of Charleston West Virginia painting chosen for display at Wayman Adams Old Mill Art School annual show in Town Hall Club New York City following a prior hang in the club lounge.

College Club Elizabethtown N. Y A. Maser Oakwood Rd Charleston W. Va Toj Wayman Adams Old Mill Town Hall Club New York City

Charleston NAACP to Hold Election at Meeting

Charleston NAACP branch meets tomorrow at Young Street Baptist Church under Les Cherchillères Club auspices. Officers to be elected. public invited to attend.

Charleston

City Woman Painting Chosen for Exhibition at College

Mrs. J. B. Goldsmith of Charles City will address the International Relations Club at West Virginia State College at 7 p m Monday in the college library. She will discuss her travels in Spain and other European countries she visited last summer.

J. B. Goldsmith Charles Ten International Relations Club of West Virginia State College

Bank Official to Address Engineers Charleston WV Chapter

Kans Wha Valley Bank vice president and trust officer Earl L Thomas will address the December Charleston Chapter West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers. Meeting at 7 40 p m Monday in the Daniel Boone Hotel. Visitors welcome. Glendale Temple No 26 Pythian Sisters hold a dance tonight at CIO Hall Kanawhaj City. Stonewall Jackson Dance Band to play. tickets at the door.

Earl £. Thomas Kanswha Valley Bank Charleston West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers Daniel Boone Hotel Glendale Pythian Sisters CIO Hall Kanawhaj City Stonewall Jackson

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