Society and Clubs Holiday Parties and Dances in Charleston
Society notes detail Miss Bee Ficklen and Miss Caperton hosting a dance at Appalachian club rooms Virginia street on December 26 with travel plans from Stuart Hall and Raleigh. Guilds of St John's parish entertain with a turkey gaver at the parish house on Quarrier street, listing numerous attendees and guests. George Wood and Mr. Garland Pitt's Antlers to play for a West Side women's club dance, with hostesses named and a long list of attendees. The piece also covers birthday parties, Philathea class Christmas party, children's party, bridge tournaments, and community club activities in Charleston and South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Ficklen
Margaret Caperton
Appalachian Club
Virginia Street
Miss Ficklen
Fitzhugh Ficklen
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Miss Caperton
St. Mary's Academy
Raleigh
N. C
W. G. Caperton
D. Yew
William
Abney
H. J. Snyder, Jr
W. A. McMillan
McMillan
R. I. Hapgood
Thomas B. Jackson
William R. Johnson
and Duis
Ned Aleshire
Aleshire
Bir
GO. Stahlmann
Jara
Ernest Hobicht
Piya Mejor
W. BR. Ure
Ure
Fitzhugh Fickien
Ano
G. W Woert
R. H. Merrill
Merri
J. B. Goldsmith
James M. Mason, III
Mary Fox
Josephine Milan
Prederice Dalzell
Catherine Brahlmann
J. R. Thomas
Cary Barksdale
E. C. Dawley
E. M. Beatles
J.J. Warwick
Fred Graham
Owen Mc~ Millen
R. N. Jeffords
William @. Gallaher
Charles Lively
Benster
Charles EF. Hodges
Douglas Fontaine
FE. L. Telcatt
Paul Newton
Steele Trotter
George Wood
Garland
Community Activities Circle No 6 Meets at Mrs Taylor's Home
Suuch church circle meets Thursday at Mrs B P Taylor's home on Lez street. A gift is presented to Mrs Andrew Gardner, circle chairwoman. Guests include Mrs B P Taylor and other members. Also noted is Charleston Juvenile Day and a plan for a Christmas tree and program on December 23 with refreshments. Baptist Temple choir to perform a Christmas cantata The Mystery of Bethlehem at 5 PM with guest soloists Pearl Reddington and Percy H Boat. Arthur J McHoul to direct.
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FL K. Manderville
Lig Ladies and Society of the
South Charleston
M. A. Nicholson Montrose
F. C. Baker
Basil O'Dell
Apmis McLaughlin
R. G. Jarrell
4. G. Barlow
Denyer Herson
Herbert Grrenier
Robert Clements
G. GC. Hake
R. O. O'Dell
WE. Elmara
M.A. Nichols
R. J. Wich
E. F. O'Dell
E. ¢. Smith
Rosella Price
H. B. Crniore
Mir
Nail
E. J. Heller
Paul Heller
Ruth Heller
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Suuch
B. P. Taylor
Homme Im Lez Street
Andrew Gardner
Taylor
P. E. Greter
G. L. Roberta
F. E. Greter
George L. Roberts
T. G. Casto
John
Charleston
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Moose Hall
Keann- Wha Street
Della Frankin
The
Baptist Temple
Personal Notes Revealed From Local Home Visits and Travel
Mrs 4 L Mores stays with her son while Mrs Albert Young returns to Chicago after five weeks with parents Mr and Mrs Fr Daniels on Donally Street and daughter Mrs H B Clay on Seventh Avenue South Charleston other families travel to attend funerals and holidays. In Burbank California Oliver Bal- Gue's car collided at an intersection bursting into flame but a hydrant discharged water, saving the vehicle.
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B. G. Mavseo
Fourth Avenue
Loop No. 22
South Charleston
Jesse Poe
M. F. H. Bincey
Charleston Council Area
Bruce’ Wilson
Flippin
1. S. Hill
B. ¥. Elis
Edgar Maiscott
R. M. Colan
Albert. Young
Fr. Daniels
Donally Street
H. B. Clay
Seventh Avenue
Chicago
Rachel Antz
Benna Vista
Godbey Hospital
Goms Place
Burbank
Cal —Iq
Oliver Bal- Gue
Winter 1934 Pattern Service Offers Elegant Curved Silhouette Frock
The ad promotes Anne Adams pattern 1528 with a curved silhouette and semi bodied waistline, in dull satin or mossy crepe with bengaline accents. Sizes 28 to 45 available, fabric yardage listed. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and pattern book offer. Order by mail from The Charleston Gazette pattern department in New York for fifteen cents.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adaumy
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
West
Ash Street
New York
Lindberghs Arrive in Santo Domingo After Tour
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive in Santo Domingo after a long air tour, meeting at Macros Harbor with American Minister and Mrs Schoenfeld. The Lindberghs attend an informal dinner at the legation with President Trujillo hosting and Secretary Logroyt present.
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Santo Domingos
Charles A. Lindbeck
sToday
San Juan
Puerto Rico
American Minster
Schoenfeld
Macross Harbor
Legaeton
Anne Will
Miami
Lindberghs
Trujillo
Logroyt
Appalachian Power Company Wins Case
A verdict for the defendant was directed by Judge George W. Me Clatk in federal district court yesterday in the case of L. F. Price administrator of the estate of George Edward Price against the Appalachian Power Company. The suit sought 10000 dollars in damages. Shaf George E. Prien, who was gutting, fell on a power line near Seth in Boone County on August 16, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Me~ Clatk
Federal District Court
L. F. Price
George
Edward Price
Appachian Power Company
George E. Prien
Seth
Boone County
Neely backs two bank receivership appointees in Washington
Senator M. M. Neely, in a press dispatch from Fairmont dated December 15, recommends William G. Greenlee of Anaconda Avenue Cherieeton West Virginia as receiver for the First National Bank of St Albans. He also proposes Harry K. Diane of Piedmont West Virginia as attorney for William McDonald, receiver of the First National Bank of Keyser.
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Fairmont
M. M. Neely
Wareney
Washington
Wiliam G. Greenlee
Anaconda Avenue
Cherieaton
W. Va
First National Bank of
St. Albans
Neely
Harry K. Diane
Piedmont
W. Ve
William McDonald
Keyser
Bank Insurance Law Nears Operation and Debate
President Roosevelt learned the federal bank deposit insurance law would start January 1 with a six day notice. He urged Congress pause further action to allow a test period while Walter Cummings reported most state banks sought coverage and vetted by examiners. The plan limits deposits insured from January to July, then expands with tiered percentages, and the American Bankers Association pledged to support sound recovery during discussions at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
American Bank- Fts Association
Walter 53. Cummings
Deparlt Insurance Corporation
Cummings
Reconstruction Cotoration
Federal Reserve
Federal Insurance Inn
American Bankera Association
American Bankers Association
Francis M. Law
White House
Mains Under Chicago Streets in Explosion
A string of underground main explosions rocked Chicago's West Side, buckling streets and injuring three people. A nearly 300 foot crater appeared as manhole covers flew into the air. damage exceeds $100,000. Explosions occurred along Armitage avenue and in basements and tanks of residences, endangering hundreds of pedestrians and drivers. Investigators suggest sewer gas or leaked gasoline sparked the blasts.
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Chicago
Armitage Avenue
Chase Capital Stock Change Is Proposed
New York Dec 13 Chase Capital Stock Change is proposed altering the capital structure of the Chase National Bank, the nation’s largest banking institution. Pending directors meeting next Wednesday, chairman Winthrop W Aldrich said the board would decide whether to permit the possible purchase of preferred stock by the United States government. Senatorial testimony in Washington preceded the talks. The Chase currently has capital stock totaling $145,900,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chinse
National Bank
United States
BR. F.C
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Serieh
Towy
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Parcels Post Window Will Be Open Longer
The Charleston parcels post window will stay open from ten to five this afternoon, extending beyond the usual one o'clock closing. Acting Postmaster Singleton said the window will remain open after closing time next week if people are still waiting. a thousand admissions will be cut off before train time, extending the period beyond the standard one hour.
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Charleston
Jamison
Singleton
Aine
Mang
Island Girl Frank Re Adaane Drama of Eldnaping
A serialized crime tale continues as Vern battles Pancake on a crowded platform. Pancake taunts and assaults Vern while shots ring out from below, and Vern clings to a platform railing in a life or death struggle for survival before the scene cuts to a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Eldnaping
1 Girl
Vern
Pancake
iVery
Dry Hotel Closed in Grand Rapids After Decades Long Prosperity
The Tha ois Eagle hotel once thrived in pre prohibition days under temperance rules but has closed after about 80 years of operation. Deacon James K. Johnston announced plans in 1883 to build a temperance hotel and later, after management changes, the property ceased operations as unwise. In Fargo North Dakota, North Dakota Agricultural College reports 90 students in the faculty 40 years ago, with total enrollment now surpassing 1506 as Dr. J H Sheppard serves as president guiding growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
James K. Johnston
Johnston
Taree Sone
Fargo
N. D
North Dakote Agricultural College
J. H. Sheppard
Sheppard
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