Honor Mrs Trout at kitchen shower and bridge party
Mrs Trout the former Miva Almire Dolbec is to be honored as guest this evening at a kitchen shower and bridge party to be held at Mrs G A Fosters home on Second Avenue. Mrs L P Via and Mrs Foster are to entertain. Guests will include Mrs Trout and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
George Parrish
Keyser
Gereld B. Trout
Miva
Almire Dolbec
G. A. Foster
Second Avenue
Firells
Caldiry Bapart
Grant Copenhavery
Amy Acock Guild
William Bricen
Miller
Pennsylvania Avenue
Copenhaver
Okey Levy
Grant Copenhaver
Misa Maxine Adams
Olivia Baxter
Misa Georgia Treen
Marjorie Belches
Pauline Houck
Misa Thelma Mariani
Evelyn Wolfe
Evi. Dart
Emily Wallace
Lafalda Settle
Christmas Party At Kanawha City Baptist Church
The Kanawha City Baptist Church hosts a Christmas entertainment in the church basement this evening at 7:30. A long list of guests includes Russell Jones Mrs J Patt Cooke Mrs H F Pennell Mrs Joseph Horowitz Mrs Crawford Mrs B A Littleton Miss Hose Marie Dollies Miss Mary Lou Rogers Miss Lillian Rogers Mrs H Wilson Mrs W F Ackerman Mrs Aline B Sevier Miss Marriet Morrison Miss Kathryn Martin Mrs R N Batton Mrs Joseph Dolbec and Miss Mazel Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Jones
J. Patt Cooke
H. F. Pennell
Joseph Horowitz
Crawford
B. A. Littleton
Hose Marie Dollies
Mary Lou Rogers
Lillian Rogers
H. ¥. Wilson
W. F. @. Ackerman
Aline B. Sevier
Marriet Morrison
Misa Kathryr Martin
R. N. Batton
Joseph Dolbec
Mazel Foster
Iain
Kanawha City Baptist Church
Local Notes Highlight House Guests and Illness
Miss Betty Ellen Coffman visits relatives of Mr and Mrs W. Perry in Capitol Hill. Mrs Fannie Clyde stays with nephew Clyde Enat in South Charleston. Lucille Roberts, daughter of Mr and Mrs E. Roberts of Washington Avenue, at her parents home. Margaret Dungan of Chilhowle Virginia visits sister Mrs John Henshax in Edgewood. Nash Hodges ill at Twenty Fifth Street home. Mrs S P Smallwood of Montrose alive 31 at her home. David Barber at Virginia Avenue home. Nan Summerfield of Kanawha Avenue at her home. Mr and Mrs Thomas Jeffries return from Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Pickle
Alimar
Cherles
Obbey
Miner
Siete Street
J. C. King
BM. Steehlin
Herbert
John L. Ditkinson
Massa
Belle. Abney
G. C. School
Jd. R. Taymas
Harry Thayer
Georgians Schoolfield
James M. Prentiss, Jr
Betty Ellen Coffman
Birch Street
3. W. Perry
Capitol HI
Fannie Clyde
Kent, O
White Sulphur Springs
Clyde H. Enat
Montrose Drive
South Charieston
Lucille Roberts
E. Roberts
Washington Avenue
Margaret Dungan
Chilhowle
John Henshax
Beech Avenue
Edgewood
Nash Hodges
Twenty-fifth Street
P. Smallwood
Montrose
David Barter
Daniel Barber
Virginia Ave
Nan Summerfield
Kanawha Avenue
Abd
Thomas Jeffies
Madison Street
Clarksburg
Richard Ruben
Charleston Street
Mavs Bar Mitvali
Sheriffs Authorized To Collect Municipal Tax
Senate passes measure authorizing sheriffs to collect municipal taxes in addition to other levies. The bill grants a 1.12 percent commission on the final 15 percent of taxes due, incentivizing collection. Senator C. H B. Hodges argued it will spur sheriff activity. an amendment lowering commission to 1 percent was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
C. H B. Hodges
D. Monongalia
Hodges
Grover Mitchell D
Monroe
Benefit dance at Greenbrier for Old White Garden era in White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs hosts a benefit dance at the Casino to support the Old White Garden era. Guests include William F. Unger and J A Voice of New York, Mrs. Gottesman, F F Henrickson, and Jerome Sner with many other arrivals from New York, Ohio, Indiana, and elsewhere. A swimming party at the Greenbrier pool was hosted by W E McFarland of Toledo as preparations continue for next summer’s fashion factories in Birmingham England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier
William F. Unger
New York
J. A. Voice
D. S. Gottesman
Messra
F. F. Henrickson
Jerome
Sner
City
India
A. Cash
Marion
A. T. Springer
James Siayster
Columbus
William G. R. Williamson
Syracuse
Walter Dett Beitz
Philadelphia
Fay E. Martin
Smith
E. L. Matands
Streator
John Soller,jr
H, Bean
Toledo
E.W. McVay
John Duncan, Jr
Alton
Til
Benefit luncheon and bazaar at West Side Women’s Club
A benefit luncheon and bazaar was held yesterday by members of circle No of the woman’s auxiliary of Central Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. W. H. O’Dell led the guest book and many clubwomen assisted. A Christmas party and story hour are announced for local churches and libraries with performances by parish and club members, plus carols and notices of upcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Walter C. Best
RG. Skinner
E. R. Fletcher
F. Young
George F. Darlington
Dave Prine
B. Bare
John Reese
Lelta Puippe
Charles B. Young
George B. Hendricks
M. 3. Jarrett
West Side Woman’s Club
Clubhouse
Father Elmet
Charley Wharton
T. B. Elkins
Delores Loving
Prankie Kohn
Ray H. Glover
W. H. Older
J. C. McKee, Jr
Community Activities At Katherine Main Filte Class
A fragment notes a church program at Memorial Church inviting the Katherine Main Filte class area residents to participate in upcoming activities. The short item hints at a community-focused schedule and local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Main Filte
Diet and teeth decay in children study prompts citrus caution
A committee of dentists reports experiments on children showing high rates of tooth decay linked to diet. Despite high citrus intake, a protective regime with lemon juice and orange juice did not prevent cavities. adolescence marks peak decay. The note advertises Dr. Clendening pamphlets on related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon I. I
Eiliot
Clendening
Logan Clendemmnog
Catalog of Apparel Fabrics and Outerwear Items
A listed assortment of clothing and accessories includes corduroy pajamas and jackets, flannel robes, silk crepe blouses, lacy knits, turtle neck and twin set sweaters, plaid skirts, capes, leather coats, suede jackets, swavel raincoats, corduroy and gabardine raincoats, lapin fur jackets, a Hudson seal coat, a Chinese kid coat, zipper sports jackets, tiara hair ornaments, and related garments.
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Charleston Woman's Club
Virginia Street
Filzabeth Barger Embleton
Mary Frances Roberts
Martha Frances Schtmidt
Edith Bousle
Belgia Boszid
Betty Ann Cash
Wealey Z‘walltries
la Department
J. Borner Davis
Bwarthmore Avenue
Mortimer Smith
Charleston
Charlotte Hager
War Cross Circle of the
King's Daughters
First Methodist Episcopal Church
H.R. Engle
Gordon Dulin
C.edward Morgan
R. ©. Williams
W- B. Holcombe
Lee Ott
A. J. Humphries
C. A. Robinson
Co. J. Cason
Charles M. Slack
Williams Freudenberger
W. T. Bisensmith
T. L. Jamerson
C. M. Boren
Elmer Anderson
H. ©. Billupa
A. J. Weethes
Rus Warne
E. F. Phillips
John Huddleston
Gretis Embleton
G. E. Woodrum
Ella T. Matheson
Morgantown Bridge Club
Harlan Selby
Nelson Stewart
Brooks Cottle
Business Women’s Circle of Baptist Temple
Wes
Ethel Caldwell
Genevieve Starcher
Exma Annis Thayer
Elipore Karnes
B. 9. Preston
Lattye Mane Pack
Myrtle Stalnaker
Eleanor J. Hopper
J. E. Chamberlain
Ellen £. Smith
Christine Johnson
D. G. Casto
E. E Coon
Zelma Lee Coon
Helen Hensey
Dannis Kirby
Frances Wise
C. H. Kirby
Evadyne Lilly
Mariin Finch
Kathleen Watson
Pearl Willard
Wilmot Hill
Mary B Powell
T. C. Johnson
A. S. Heck
Spencer
Lactie Marshall
Ils Knight
Martha. Kemper
Elizabeth Smith
Alban Acree
Roxy Hamilton
J. E. Spencer
C. W. Davie
E. ©. Shaffer
J. Gibbs
C.F. Webb
Q. Norton
C. W. Kemper
O. H. Bobbitt
N. France
L. J. Nicatse
Qwens
Aimee Micaise
Indianapolis
OD. Bubring
Willam Baxter
H. V. Boecocker
George Huber
J. M. Neenan
Meade Robingon
Mrs. Trout
Western Prairies
John Sion
Max Miler
New Bank
B. & Dutton
Heeling
Sketenva
Frederick
Singleton
Greendale Drive
Telfuri
Hale Street
Telfordd
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Katharine Main
Children’s Department of the Worary
Henry Deb. Miner
Freier Groff
Wil
Panny McConkey
Fan
Ule Davis
Vante Wyckoff
Dorothy Bek
Henry Collison
Charles Campbell
Alpha Phi Omega Sorority
Wome
Lloyd Auer
America
West Virginia
Logan “Deadening, M, BD
Swavel
Hudson
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