Shiraz Temple Hosts Dance in Washington Street Lodge
Shiraz Temple No. 29 Dra matic Order of Knights of Khorasan sponsored a dance Friday evening at the lodge rooms on Washington Street. Basil Arthur's orchestra provided music. Attendees included numerous couples led by Mr. and Mrs. E. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Tru bert Woodall among many others.
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Shiraz Temple
Dramatic Order of Knights of Khoragian
Washington Street
Basil Arthur
E. Gardner
Trubert Woodall
Leland Butler
Jack Supplies
Edward Meadows
John Daddysman
Willie Lytle
Harry G, Morgan
Garland Bas
St Francis Bridge To Be Given Today
A dessert bridge is to be given under the auspices of St. Francis hospital sewing guild at two o’clock this afternoon in the hospital guild room. This is the fourth bene fit party. Numerous named attendees planned to attend after traveling to Huntington for the Monte Carlo ballet.
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St. Francis Bridge
St. Francis Hospital
Merrill to Speak On Rogers Today
The Rev. HR. H. Merrill will be guest speaker at the Charleston woman's club civics department meeting at 2 30 this afternoon. His topic is The Place in Humor Filled by Will Rogers. Mrs. M. K. Malloy will preside. Mrs. Kemper Ruffner to sing. Before the talk, department members meet at 12 30 at the club to visit Morrig Memorial hospital.
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HR. H. Merrill
D. D
Charleston Woman's Club Civics Department
Will Rogers
M. K. Malloy
Kemper Ruffner
Calendar of Holiday Visit Notices From Roane County
Personal notices list many families planning holiday gatherings. Miss Dorothy Spruce and other travelers arrive from Mary Baldwin College, Traphagen design school, National Park seminary, and Northfield seminary to spend Christmas with relatives in Washington Street Barberton Shaker Heights and more. Theatre goers attend Ballet Russe in Huntington as Dr. and Mrs. McMillan return from a honeymoon trip. Master William Floyd Shawver improves at home on Roane Street.
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Dorothy Mae Spruce
W. A. Spruce
Washington Street
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
S. M. Snyder
Kanaloha Street
E. SB. Snyder
Barberton, O
Andrew Brown
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Walter Baggaley
Virginia Street
James S. Gray
Gray
Maxton
N. C
H. A. Shirkey
Sissonville
Clarence V. Perry
Lock Six Road
E. E B. Woodrum
Alice Boyd Butler
Mary Louise Board
Frances Board
Gienna Ballard
Huntington
Ballet Russe
Huntington City Auditorium
Dorcas Duling
Smith ‘College
Northampton
Mass
C. H. Duting
William Floyd Shawverd
Roane Street
Shingleton and Ash on Washington Trip
Two state officials left for Washington to attend federal conferences and press WPA applications for building funds. Superintendent FP D Shingleton will seek 750000 to build 12 barracks and discuss routine matters with Justice Department officials. Adjutant General F Guy Ash aims for 3800000 to construct 19 armories. both expect to return this week.
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Washington
WPA
FP. D. Shingleton
Roper
Department of Justice
F. Guy Ash
National Guard
Cash Prize Given to Marshall Artist For Old Hermit Painting
E. E. Myers, head of Marshall College art department, wins a cash prize at the Junior League Allied Artists exhibit in West Virginia for The Old Hermit. Painted in 1935 from a Savannah photograph, the piece shows The Old Hermit living on Georgia salt marshes with wind instrument music echoing through his world.
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Junior League-Allied Artists
West Virginia
E. E. Myers
Marshall College
Myers
Savannah
Georgia
State House
Mrs Plaster Hosts Virginia Knapp Bible Class Party
Mrs C A Plaster hosted the Virginia Knapp Bible class at Humphreys Memorial church Monday evening at her West Avenue home. The program featured a solo by Mrs W M Given with accompaniment by Mrs J G Hall, followed by games. Attendees included numerous members and friends such as Mrs C H Ross Mrs M J Dudding Mrs R L Wilson Mr Fred Tully and many others.
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C. A. Plaster
Virginia Knapp
Humphreys Memorial Church
West Avenue
W. M. Given
J. G. Hall
C. H. Ross
M. J. Dudding
R. L. Wilson
Fred Tully
Sise Bailey
O. B. Collins
George Hopkins
T. Mecuins
Andrew Ae
Edward Brown
Qui
C. M. Lawson
Neely
Homer Johr
G. L. Krebs
A. Dean
N. V. Birch
J. Hall
Henrietta Ray
M. D. Bailey
R. A. Shutte
Judy Rust
E. Horton
Pi Kappa Alumni Smoker At Kanawha Hotel Tonight
Pi Kappa Alumni plan a smoker at 7:30 this evening at the Kanawha hotel. The meeting will discuss annual plans and elect officers. Mr. J B Settle serves as temporary chairman and Mr H H Smallridge Jr. as acting secretary in charge of arrangements.
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Pi Kappa
Kanawha
J. B. Settle
H. H. Smallridge
Site For New Industry To Be Discussed Friday
The real estate and land committee of the chamber of commerce plans a 2 PM Friday meeting at the chamber offices. They will advise the industrial committee on a site for a proposed new industry negotiating for a new location. The industry name is withheld as several cities are in contention. Committee members include Fred W. Smith Roger Poindexter and Ray W. Smarr.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Fred W. Smith
Roger’ ‘and Co. Poindexter, 7
Ray W. Smarr
Rebekah Lodge to Meet Past Noble Grands
Rebekah lodge members will gather tomorrow evening at Mrs Clyde Hume s home on Bigley Avenue to greet past noble gr ands and discuss lodge affairs in Elkhurst.
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Elkhurst
Rebekah Lodge
Clyde Hume
Bigley Avenue
Christmas Tea To Be Saturday At Kanawha Street Home
Charleston Pan-Hellenic association announces its annual Christmas tea from three to five on Saturday afternoon at Mrs Warren S Stone's Kana wha street home. Members of Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Gamma sororities will serve as hostesses and an invitation is extended to all association members.
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Charleston Pan-Hellenic Association
Warren S. Stone
Kanawha Street
Kappa Alpha Theta
Delta Gamma
First Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled at Church
The First Presbyterian church auxiliary will meet tomorrow afternoon at 6 15 pm at the church. A luncheon is planned at 1 pm followed by an inspirational meeting led by Mrs. C E Parks secretary of Christian Endeavor and ministerial relief. A Christmas dance is planned for Friday night.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Parks
Christian Endeavor and
Ministerial Relief
St Albans Woman's Club Junior Dept Event Friday
The junior department of the St Albans Woman's Club will hold an evening event Friday at the St Albans Armory. Elaborate decorating is underway under Mrs Homer Hawley, chairwoman of the decorating committee. Music is planned.
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St. Albans
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EC. Morrison
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Olivier Horn
L. C. Willis
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H. A. Cooper
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