UDC Chapter Sets Date For Lee-Jackson Dinner
Charleston chapter No. 151 United Daughters of the Confederacy to host the annual Lee Jackson dinner at the Charleston Woman's club on Monday January 19. Historian Dr Roy Bird Cook will speak commemorating the birthdays of Confederate generals. Mrs Gertrude Byrne White is social committee chair.
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Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charleston Woman's Club
Cook
Roy Bird Cook
Gertrude Byrne White
Local UDC Chapter Holds Meeting and Programs
The Kanawha Avenue chapter met at Mrs. J. B. Coghill's home with Mrs. Mary Thayer Jones presiding. Mrs. Ernest Thompson reported on the Los Angeles UDC convention business sessions and Mrs. A. Matthews described social entertainment. A paper on Gen. Beauregard and Civil War participation was read by Mrs. E. von Schlechtendal. Attendance included numerous members and guests. Lee Kenna of Washington and Lee University plans holidays with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Jo Kenna.
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J. B. Coghill
Kanawha Avenue
Mary Thayer Jones
Ernest Thompson
Division 1
UDC
Los Angeles
A. Matthews
E. von Schlechtendal
J. T. G. Beauregard
College students plan holiday visits across states
Arthur Greenlee Jr of Virginia Tech will arrive Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents in Stephenson court Blacksburg. Hampden Sydney student Joe Hereford comes home this week to celebrate with his brother and sister in law on Ravinia road. Miss Mildred Genet at Ward Belmont school Nashville expected for Christmas with family on Garden street. Virginia Lee Yates returns from Lexington after party tours at Washington and Lee. Ellen Swearingen at Marywood Seminary Scranton and William Alfred Swearingen at LaSalle Military Oakdale will be home for break with Mrs. Swearingen on Broad street. Acacia Crowell WVU student will visit family on Swathmore avenue Friday. Anna Marie Nelson Greenbrier College Lewisburg, Tom Nelson Greenbrier Military School and Oscar Nelson Jr Wharton School Philadelphia to be home for holidays with Ozcar Nelson on Quarrier street.
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Lee Kenna
Washington and Lee University
Jo N. Kenna
Swathmore Avenue
Aes Ae
Arthur Greenlee
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg, Va
Arthur v. Greenlee
Stephenson Court
Joe Hereford
Hampden-Sydney College
Frank Hereford
Ravinia Road
Mildred Genet
Ward Belmont School
Nashville
Tenn
Garden Street
Ellen Swearingen
Mary Wood Seminary
Scranton
William and
Alfred Swearingen
LaSalle Military Academy
Oakdale
L. L
A. G. Swearingen
Broadstreet
Acacia Crowell
West Virginia University
Charles W. Crowell
Anna Marie Nelson
Greenbrier College For Women
Lewisburg
Tom Nelson
Greenbrier Military School
Oscar Nelson, Jr
Wharton School of Commerce
Philadelphia
Ozcar Nelson
Quarrier Street
Women must keep up with their husbands Dorothy Dix says
Dorothy Dix argues that wives must stay intellectually engaged as men outgrow their spouses. She notes many women study arts and current events while few men pursue similar depth, leading to marital distance and unhappiness. The piece suggests women’s clubs and self-education help sustain companionship.
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Lfe
Reno
Dorothy Dix
Charleston Club Calendar Highlights Holiday Meetings
Red Cross surgical dressings offered from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in room 224 at Charleston High School. Sewing and knitting from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Production Room on the fourth floor. Garden club luncheons and Christmas projects planned at Fernbank and various homes. Biographies, Southern oratory talks, and Christmas story readings featured by multiple literary and alumnae clubs. Alpha Delta Delphian and Fort Hill Garden clubs present programs at Morris Harvey College and other venues.
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Red Cross
Charleston High School
Masonic Temple
Fernbank Garden Club
A. A. Goughnour
Druid Place
Woman's Kanawha’ Literary Club
William D. Abney
Virginia Street
James Noble Carnes
South
Johns deGruyter
B.A. Carathers
Mis
Sara Spencer
Christens
Alpha Delta Delphian
Morris Harvey College
Mre
A. P. Hudgins
Guy Holsclaw
Melaahl
W. Jabaut
H. W. Haworth
W. L. Hardesty
Webb Angell
Retonga praised by Charlestonians as relief for indigestion
An ordnance worker from St Albans credits Retonga with easing acid indigestion, constipation and nervousness after suffering heartburn and weakness that affected his appetite and work. Louis A Hallman, a government plant machinist, says Retonga restored his appetite, sleep and strength and urges inquiries at Cohen Drug Store 160 Summers St. to learn more about the herbal remedy and Vitamin B-1 benefits.
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Charleston
Cohena Drug Store
Summers St
Retonga
Tirad
Louis A. Hallman
St. Albans
Government Ordnance Plant
Mr. Hallman
Coristipation
Cohen's Drug Store
Sun Mers St
Cohen Drug Stores
Spanish Steamship Seized in New York
The Spanish steamship Isla de Tenerife, Capt. Jose Albert, and wireless operator Edonardo Fernandes were detained by cost guard, naval intelligence, and customs agents in New York. The 1115-ton vessel carried radio parts, 100 drums of lubricating oil, and $34,000 worth of silk as ship stores. In Madrid, the Trans-Atlantic company said Spain ordered postponement of all sailings to the Americas.
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New York
Isla de Tenerife
Jose Albert
Edonardo Fernandes
Cost Guard
Naval Intelligence
Madrid
Trans- Atlantic Company
Americas
East Bank Woman's Club Reviews The Modern Theater
East Bank Woman's Club met at Mrs. C. C. Caudill's home with Mrs. G E Campbell Mrs Ed ward P King and Mrs George G Robinson discussing The Modern Theater. Fine arts department chaired by Mrs Vernon Banister presented the program. Hostesses were Mrs Caudill and Mrs Frieda Hilton with Miss Doris Sutton as a guest.
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G. E. Campbell
Edward P. King
George G. Robinson
East Bank Woman's Club
C. C. Caudill
Fine Arts Department
Vernon Banister
Caudill
Frieda Hilton
Doris Sutton
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