Yale Chorus Sings Carols at Christmas Meeting
A Christmas chorus from J. E. Robins school performed carols at the Business and Professional Women's Club gathering held last night at St. Jonas Church. Miss Olive Ke ing presided. Rev. Ernest Thompson offered a Christmas message. Several named attendees were listed among the participants and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Robins School
Business and Professional Women’s Club
St. Jonas Church
Olive Keing
Ernest Thompson
Dod
Iinee
Phice Thompson
James Lee Kuhn
Nettie Newton
Roxie Robinson
Annia Thayer
Linnis
Genevieve Storcher
Stinertle Cook
Jessie B. DeNoon
Merna Allebach
Anna H. Bessler
Jean’ R. Sree
Josephine Bingaman
Rebecca §. Walker
Marcia Hill
Ais
Elizabeth Good- Christine Hoylman
Hazel Groves
Sara H Nilten
Local Ladies Attend Social Gathering With Notables
Miss Mabel Fuller Miss Louetta J Alexander and Mrs Leona A Stitt attended a social event. Guests included Mr and Mrs Issac P Long Mr and Mrs A Kinneman Mr and Mrs 3 Howell Mrs J F Agee Mrs T J Childress Mrs Calvert Se Mrs pind Eenemaan and Mrs J Fig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Fuller
Louetta J. Alexander
Leona A. Stitt
Issac P. Long
A. ©. Kinneman
3. Howell
J. F. Agee
T. J. Childress
Calvert Se
Pind Eenemaan
J. Fig
Edison School to Present Christmas Play Tonight
Edison School presents a four pageant nativity story at 7 30 tonight in the school auditorium on Third avenue South Charleston. Parents and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison School
Third Avenue
South Charleston
Phi Beta Kappa Honors WVU Student Camp
Kenneth E. Camp, son of Mr and Mrs O Emerson Camp of Mac Corkle avenue, has been selected for the Phi Beta Kappa scholastic honorary at West Virginia University where he studies pre med. The Spring Hill First Baptist women's missionary society is to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Kenneth E. Camp
O. Emerson Camp
MacCorkle Avenue
West Virginia University
Spring Hill
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Knit-Wits Dinner Honoring Local Students At Tally-Ho
Knit-Wits plan a dinner Monday evening December 28 at the Tally-Ho to honor several young women returning from school for Christmas holidays. Guests include Hetty Coopey Ann Stubblefield Virginia Tetler Leona Ainster Jane Walsh. Club members Pauline Ellis Betty Kearse Judy Ann Poin Dexter Mary Lee Settle Marian Silverstein Ann Truslow Nancy Walsh Aileen Wylie will meet at the church at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knit-Wit Club
Tally-Ho
Hetty Coopey
Ann Stubblefield
Virginia Tetler
Leona Ainster
Jane Walsh
Edith, Ellis
Betty Kearse
Judy Ann Poindexter
Mary Lee Settle
Marian Silverstein
Ann Trustow
Nancy Walsh
Aileen Wylie
Kennedy Bride and Petry Marriage Announcement
Miss Virginia Margaret Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er J Kennedy of Summers Street, wed Mr. Robert Barron Petry, son of Mr. and Mrs Hugh Ferry of East. The ceremony was December 7 at the Baptist temple parsonage, Rev Strother Campbell officiating. Petry works for Pure Oil Refining at Cabin Creek. they reside at 1 Chelyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. J. Kennedy
Summers Street
Virginia Margaret Kennedy
Robert Barron Petry
Gene
Hugh Ferry
East
The
Baptist Temple
Strother Campbell
Petry
Pure Oi Refining Company
Cabin Creek
Elks Officials Meet for State Conven tion in Fairmont
State Elks officers and trustees convene at Fairmont today to decide on routine matters and the 1836 state convention in Charleston. About 100 candidates will be initiated at the Fairmont lodge, with a banquet to follow. Notables from Charleston and Clarksburg attend, including Dr. Marvin H. Porterfield presiding and Harry R. Cronin making an official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Elks Association
Fairmont
Charleston
Fairmont Elks Lodge
Charleston Elks
R. D Lake
State Association
Fay Court
South
J. Eustace Chilton
Marvin H. Porterfield
State Group
Harry R. Cronin
Clarksburg
Histrict
North
Fairmont Lodge
Moose Hall Opens This Week For Shoppers
Moose Hall near Bond's clothing store on Capitol street will be open daily through Christmas to aid Moose shoppers. Chicken dinners will be served Saturday from 11 AM to 2 PM. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Bond
Capitol Street
Yeu
Man Held in Tennessee To Answer Theft Charge
W. J. Jerrell, held by Chattanooga police in Tennessee, will be returned to Charleston this week to answer larceny of an automobile from W. M. Summers of the Clentonin Motor Sales Company. Jerrell will be brought here by Investigator D. Jackson Savage and Deputy Harry Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jerrell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Polite
Charleston
W.M. Summers
Clentenin Motor Sales Company
Jerrell
D. Jackson Savage
Harry Adams
Weather notes from the U B weather bureau report
A weather bulletin from the U B weather bureau notes conditions across major cities. The report lists temperatures and general outlook for the afternoon, with emphasis on precipitation potential and clear skies in key zones.
Carnifax Ferry Battle Ground Taken by State Government
An 800 acre mountainous tract in Nicholas county long used as a Civil War battleground was transferred to state ownership yesterday. The 1851 engagement, described by Confederate officers as a brilliant victory, left Yankee forces with 17 killed and 141 injured. Secretary G H Overholt of the conservation commission said improvements may follow, noting the 1931 legislature authorized the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas County
G. H. Overholt
The
Conservation Commission
Remington Office Here Receives High Sale Rank
Remington Rand Inc branch sales ranked sixth in the United States for the year ending December 1, as announced by total manager B. He. Proctor. The Charleston office served 14 counties and led nine large cities in this district in business volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineal
Remington Rand, Inc
United States
B. HE. Proctor
Yexter
Charleston
Witness Names Liggett Slayer Identified Again in Minneapolis
Efforts to solve publisher Walter Liggett’s assassination moved forward as Isadore Blumenfeld was identified as the slayer for the second time. Witness Wesley Anderson described a close up view of the car occupants before five shots fired. Liggett fell dead before his wife and daughter. Police guard Blumenfeld and seek a second witness while probing other killings tied to organized crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Der
Walter Liggett
Isadore
Ehim
Blumenfeld
Anderson
Dora Jeaaeson
Peterson
Liggett
Marda
Kimball
Minn
Ay Police
Frank _ Forestal
Howard Guilford
Organized Crime
Conrad Althen
Bas
Miggett
Morris Harvey Teacher Training Class Holds First Meeting
Morris Harvey college teacher training class met at Thomas Jefferson Junior High School yesterday afternoon. The group received an outline of required observation and teaching work in Kanawha County schools. County Superintendent Fred L. Teal spoke on What It Means to Be a Teacher, with additional remarks by the Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Harvey College
Thomas Jefferson Juntor High School
Kanawha
Fred L. Teal
Unsure text fragment on school district planning
Fragment mentions Keller, M R Dodd assisting Teal in inspecting a course and Earl Fields heading rural schools, with garbled note about Mozamul prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Coliese
M. R Dodd
Teal
Earl Fields
Mozamul
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Yale Chorus Sings Carols
St. John’s Church
Mr. Camp
Yale
Deldek
Hiram Walker
Canada
London
Vatoe TP Tte
WORPO
Distiller
Westinghouse
Streamline Refrigerator
Capitol St
Miss Kennedy
Elks
West Virginia
Tennessee
Fight
U. B Weathiey Barenau
Yorke
Boatan
Carnifax Ferry
Remington Office
Detaris
Hesapeske A Qouxio
Radio Service
All Makes
Becizia
Galperin
Stroman
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Farm Dairy Products, Inc
Pennslvania Ave
Charleston, W. Va
Phong
Wesley Anderesch
Isadore Blumenfeld
Scotland
Tretower Court
Brecon
Morris Harvey
Unic
Charleston's
Re Credit Jewelers
Love Cms
Bounars
Sciutinating Fonds
Set & White
Gold Bignell
Ronson
Ines
Mantel
Gorham Sterling
Gorham
Wallace Sterling
Rogers
Holmes & Edwards, WM
Willa Rogers
Astm
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