Miss Jane Gallaher Opens House Tonight at Parents’ Residence
Miss Jane Gallaher daughter of Mr and Mrs S M Gallaher plans an open house this evening at her Quarrier street home inviting friends to call from 3 until 11 oclock. The guest list includes numerous locals and relatives, reflecting a social gathering distinct to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gallaher
Janie Gallaher
S. M. Gallaher
Quarrier Street
Kuestist
Mr. Embleton
Anne Truste Carling
Truslaw
Marjorie Embleton
Gertrude Frown
Nancy Flournoy
Aunt Stubblefield
Misa Betty Kearse
Dorothy Narnes
Barbara Mohler
Nancy Singtoten
Mary Leo Morris
Jane Walsh
Nuancy Walsh
Aret DeRopp
Betty Brosrick
Aileen Wylie
Anne Shaw Watson
Mary Leigh Carney
Betty Legg
June Dunn
Ida June Dunn
Lois Silverstein
Joan Simms
Susan Cunningham
Dotty Horton
Betty Sutherrland
Elizabeth Churchman
Dorothy Lundberg
Betty
Ricard Holden
Walter Crichton
Fred Edmunds
Hubert Martens
Frank Bell
Jimmy Brown
Jimmy Bartlett
Frantie Thayer
William Marton
Willam Craeratt
Vincent Legg
Albert West
Reavy Giles
Aulbery Peck
Champe Powe
Clave
Oliver Ha On Ward
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
0. H. Ward
Alethea Stinney
Stuart Walker
Washington, D. C
Mx. J. T. Crane, Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
J.T. Crane
George Bolden, Jr
McMillina Hospital
South Charleston
Local students and families share holiday visits
Personal notes list Grace Bates of Quincy and others spending Christmas with relatives across cities. Students from the University of Pennsylvania MIT and Fishburne Military School are home for holidays with parents on Quarrier Street South Charleston and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Bates
Quincy, Tih,ds
C.K. Garrison
Garrison
Quarrier Street
Theodore Johnson
Fishburne Military School
Waynesboro, Va
A. Y. Johnson
South Charleston
Holiday Visits Across Charleston and Beyond
West Virginia university student spends Christmas with parents in South Charleston. Families from Buckhannon, Atlantic City, and Belle travel to visit relatives in South Charleston and nearby towns. Others plan holidays in Pasaden a and Henderson as Bethel College student returns home. A New York City resident arrives to visit relatives while Mrs Evans returns to Racine after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
Guy Campbell
South Charleston
Christmas Vacation Announced at Capital
A state house majority will take a two day rest after Christmas leaving Thursday afternoon and not returning until Monday. Road commission offices will be closed Saturday and other officials may close or staff only a few clerks. A new treatment uses carbon dioxide and nitrogen to preserve eggs for months. Massachusetts developed short legged sheep to prevent jumping fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Road Commission
Two Men Five Women Held to Grand Jury
Two men and five women were held to the grand jury after municipal court arraignments. Thomas Peters and Cecil Johnson faced breaking and entering charges over a Roscoe Peters grocery. Clara Hughes Evelyn Letiridge, two Negro women, were charged with stealing 40 dollars from Clyde Smith of Washington Street. Jean Biune Pauline Hobingon Peggy Mar Un, three white women from South Carolina, were charged with larceny of 90 dollars from Walter Herry, with 89 dollars recovered. French Duncan was charged with driving while drunk and had his license revoked for six months. A skull carried by Australian Aboriginals is described as a drinking cup by the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Peters
Cecil Johnson
Roscoe Peters
Clara Hughes
Evelyn Letiridge
Clyde Smith
Washington Street
Jean Biune
Pauline Hobingon
Peggy Mar- UN
South Carolina
Walter Herry
French Duncan
See
Martins To Give Cocktail Party for Edgewood Dance
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Martin plan a cocktail party tonight at their Kanawha avenue home before the Edgewood country club Christmas dance. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wildman, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Creel, Dr. C. R. Singleton and Mrs. Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Skinner, Mrs. Nan Nask Grosscup, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Martin
Horne
Kanawha Avenue
Edgewood Country Club
L. A. Wildman
Roger Creel
H. B. Wehrle
Homer Holt
Okey Summers
Seaton Preston
James S. Conley
Tentative Inauguration Plans Discussed By Committee
P. D. Koontz as general chairman led a meeting with party officials to finalize tentative inauguration plans for governors elect Hamer A. Holt and other state officials. A further conference with Gov. Kump was planned. Inauguration is scheduled for January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Koontz
Hamer A. Holt
Merry-Go-Round items on cows and publicity probes
A column piece mentions an animal restraining device used to keep cows from stepping in stalls, plus a striker that slaps the rear flank. It notes Senate committees probing publicity agents in Washington, listing several figures linked to newspapers, political groups, and industries. The piece also cites a commerce report on Christmas trees and a social security protest over race and color questions on registration forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
James West
Associated Press
Republican National Committee
Hoover
J. PB. Morgan and Company
duPonts
Steve Walter
Cleveland
Sam Jones
Gene Talmadge
Washington Press
Tom Shipp
State Department
Fiji Islands
Department of Commerce
Social Security Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.V. Johnson, Jr
Chicago
A. V. Johnson
Austin Campbell
Ear S. Zove
Buckhannon
H.C. Zoggs
A. V. Fitzwater
R. C. Slack Anell
Maryanne Slack
Atlantic City
N.J
J. R. Slack
Dixie Street
R. C. Jones
Caral Ann Jones
Belle
Pasadena
Tex
Mr. Jones
Champion Fiber Company
Norene B. Humphrey
Bethel Woman's College
Hopkinsville, Ky
Mrs
J. T. Humphrey
Pex
James W. Martin
Pittsburgh
James Martin
Quarrler Street
Myr
Leroy Hoff
New York City
Fred Evans
Racine
McMiliag Hospital
Capital
Massachusetts
Hiran
Martins
Merry
O. J. Morrison
BIG Toyland
Morrison's
Morrison Toys
New York
Barvera
Pei
Oniat Fens
Canadian Club
Aenelds
America
Hiram Walker
London
Hiram Walkers
SODE
Serre
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