Boy Scouts To Usher At New Year Game In Charleston
About 125 Boy Scouts will usher 18 000 spectators at the New Year game at Laldiey field with 25 more to handle programs. W P Cottey oversees the ushers, drawn from six Charleston districts, a practice the Scouts have performed for years at major games. The Charleston Boy Scout district meeting is set for the McKee cafeteria, with officers to be chosen. The Red Cross first aid class for scout leaders resumes, and Troop No 40 Fairview and Troop No 22 Kanawha Street relocate and prepare for district events.
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Laldiey Field
Knights of Columius
the Gazette
W. P. Cottey
Cottey
Charleston
Unser
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Cormitter
McKee
Tressurer
Ray Kessel
Woop
Wumittee
Central District
Elk River
Broad Street
Kenawha
Broad
Brooks
Capitol District
East City
Elk District
Maryland Avenue
West District
West City
South
South Charleston
Charleston Area Council
Boy Scoutse of America
Red Cross
Scout Headquarters
Fred Baker
Scout Council
Scouts
Fairview School
Parent-Teachers Association
St. Albans
Charles F. Guice
M. H. F. Kinsey
Association
Kanawha Street
Brawley American Legion Post
Rathroop No. 22
George Belschesie
Lusk Heads South Charleston Welfare Association
E K Lusk was elected president of the South Charleston Welfare Association at a Friday meeting in the First Baptist church. Officers include Rev H Lloyd Parkinson as vice president R H Thompson secretary and FP D Groves treasurer. Trustees and directors at large are named along with a plan for a January 12 meeting to discuss a $1200 annual financial goal. A separate item notes a water buffalo alarming near Cairo upsetting a railway train and causing casualties.
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EX. Lusk
South Charleston Welfare Association
First Baptist Church
H. Lloyd Parkinson
R. H. Thompson
FP. D. Groves
FR. L. Bryan
L. E. O'Leary
W. C. Mills
W. 0. Wells
C. C. Neal
R.H. Dung
A. L. Zimmerman
George Sslamle
J. L. Shannon
Roy Ray
H. Morris
G. B. Henshaw
C. J. Clarkson
Ola Brenner
Roy Arthur
B. M
Wilway
Cairo
Egypt
Free for Asthma During Winter Free for Asthma During Winter
Suffering from cold damp asthma attacks a reader is urged to request a free trial of the Frontier Asthma Co remedy. The ad promises a no cost trial regardless of location or prior remedies, urging prompt action from those afflicted.
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Frontier Asthma Co
Frontier Tidg
Niagara Street
Buffalo
New York
Christmas church notices large city parishes and programs
A long list of Christmas services and programs at numerous churches across the city. Morning and evening services, sermons such as The Prophet and The Joy of Expectation, cantatas, Christmas pageants, Sunday school hours, and special Christmas Eve/Day observances are noted for Trinity Lutheran, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, and other congregations along with pastors and street locations.
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Nantes
St. Paul's
Lee and
Beauregard
Hernan Mees Meyer
Oh Peager
Lerman
Gargis
Organ Cecitar
Trinity Lotheran—Lee
Eienboth Street
A.B. Leamer
D. D
Berman
Trinity Ehoirs
Luther League
Presbyterian
Kanawha Presyterlag
Virginia Street
Warren
Stone
Lyala Robson
Presbsterian
Dunbartine
James S. Grey
the Prince of Peace
Buffer Memorial Presbyterian
Alettier
Greenbrier
Francis J. Brooke, Jr
Na. Os
Firs
Presbyterian Church
Corner Broad
Virginia Strests
Ernest Thompson
Baptist
Randolph Street Baptist Church
Randolph Street
McKay Smoth
Young People's Sword Club
R. Id. Keech
Emmanuel Baptist
Washington
Florida Streets
Jagred F. Frame
D. BD
Peonie
Baptist Templee
Quarrier
Morris Straiis
Clarence W. Kempess
Nativity Bunting School
Marmet Baptist
Ghucch
Phil M. Jenkins
Sernay
P. Ferrell
B. Yi
Methodist Shepherd M. OE
Walnut Street
W. H. Moyer
M. Trent
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Jackson and Blumbeth Street
Westin Dod
Leetace
First Methodist
Dickinoom Streets
B. P. Taylor
First Church of Christ
Selenthuetre
Bradford
Scarlet Daughters at Lyric Theater returns engagement
The Lyric theater announces a return engagement of Scarlet Daughters Our Scarlet Daughters with performances on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The notice lists audience restrictions for men and women and includes religious services and sermons from local churches and pastors with multiple locations and times.
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Lyric Theater
Boyd Memorial Christian ChurenRan
Peateces St Medolph Street
Delaware Avenue
Jarrett
Bliven
W.c. Orren
the Christian
Legionnaires to Hold 1934 State Convention in Parkersburg
The Wie Amencan Legion announces the 1934 state convention set for Parkersburg on September 3 4 and 3. The department executive committee also votes to hold a mid year conference May 7 and 8 at Berkeley with Edward Hayes national commander attending. A new imprint on the hant book is ordered amid debates over public welfare funding.
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Wie Amencan Legion
Pakersburg
Department
Slanien Haimfuc
Berklet
Edward Hayes
Whs
Ctave
Department of Public Wefare
Attendance Record Ts Made by School Pupil
Eighth grade pupil George Gillispie of Alum Creek is noted for perfect attendance from the school for five consecutive years up to December 22. The report lists classmates Hees and Amie among four others, none of whom have been tardy or absent.
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Gareettey Alum
George Gillispie
Hees
Amie
Shawnt
Church Youth To Hold Conference
The second mid winter youth conference of the Christian churches of West Virginia will be December 29 30 and 31 at the First Christian church. The Hoya Memorial church and the First Christian church co host. Leader John W Horm Newpers with Donald Ward Fairmont and B H Mellon Huntington organize. Theme Jesus Matches This Hour. Reverend W H K McKinney Uniontown Pa will present the persona and application and a missionary will give a social view. Clarence Greenfest chairman and Mrs Frank Donaldson adult sponsor.
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Christian Churches of
West Virginia
First Christian Church
Hoya Memorial Church
Bethany
United Christian Missionary Society
John W. Horm
Newp Ers
Donald Ward
Fairmont
B. H. Mellon
Huntington
West Virginia Missionary Society
Jesus
W. HK. McKinney
Uniontons
Clarence Greenfest
Frank Donaldson
Activities of Local Airmen
A broadcast program of songs will be aired from an American Airways plane over Chicago between 11 45 and noon CST. Short wave transmission will carry instrumental and vocal music by Herdle Kay and selected orchestra members, with a global rebroadcast via radio stations. About 75 planes are expected at Orlando and Miami events, with pilots and guests to be hosted by local officials and clubs.
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Wim Detson
Ekles
American Airways
Chicago
Toop
Pers
Herdle Kay
Mina
Col Larrice Me Yous
Apronautic and Aviation Committee
Manual T
Miami
Milami Faltmore
Henry L. Doherty
Terraphy Bearinar
Pres.dent
Flarida
Mam
Biltmore Country Club
Roney Plaza Cebona Sun Club
Key Largo
Air Express
Camp Knox Boye
American Airways Plahes
Galle North
Pallas
Texas
Halder Carlsen
Coml Company
Interesting Holiday Events Arranged for Christmas Week
Social calendar highlights a week of receptions, dances, and teas across Charleston venues from December 24 to January 1. Notable gatherings include Dr G H Barksdale’s reception on Sunday and the Pioneer club’s Christmas dance at the Daniel Boone hotel.
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Edgewood Country Club
University Club
Pine Manor
Harry Frice
Betty Coopey
Lewis Street
Nancy Flournoy
California Avenue
Pioneer Club
Daniel Boone
Colonels Orchestra
Wanda Moller
Atstes
Quarrier Street
Sigma Mu Club
Jeffersonian Club
Charleston
Knights of Columbus
Colonials
Aileen Wiley
Greenbrier Street
Lindbergh era flights aid Atlantic route study
Charles A Lindbergh and Col. Lindbergh fly exploratory missions totaling about 290000 miles since July 9 to gather technical data for feasible commercial transatlantic routes. Officials say the aim is to collect information on various areas, not pick a single air lane, as the Pan American service plans winter preparations and other aviation advances continue.
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Cal
Charles A. Lind
Atlantic
Denali
Pan American Atrem
Col. Lindberg
Ordinance Aims To Curb Auto Part Thefts In Charleston
Charleston city council considers a licensure ordinance for dealers in used auto parts to reduce thefts. The plan requires licenses, detailed purchase records, seller details, bills of sale, and inspection access, with age 16+ limits and penalties for violations.
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Charleston
John Britton
Joseph L. Silverstein
Jane
Ely
sBuy
Saipon
Northingboro
England
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E. K. Lusk
Welfare Association
Lions
Pata
Bollinger Lions
Thomas Robertson
Carl Bobwert
Clabes
Unital Lions and Lambs
Daniel Boone Hotel
Clebi
Ato Ervey
de Ganette
Bream
F. C. Brown
Assclac
Brown
Ethiebem
Risst Baptist
South Charleson
Loyd Parkinson
Mariting Weuters
Serman
W. Men
Mies Helen ‘Thacker
Gurst
Young People's Societies
P.m. Oandie
Gram “Weil
Gsien Uy Eresenol
Charles C. Great
Sehlenon
Cavins
Mistetamronx Union Aisslon
Wasangion
Clens Geninatresia
Pat
Withrow
Sant
Weekley Memorial
Tennessee Avenue
Roany Td
Dod
Christian Endeavor
Willen B
Carns
Mon AL i. Amt
Young Peoples’ Christ
P.m. Moly Communia Fa
Holy Commission
St. John's Church
Carner Quartier
Domn Gass
Morten
Ak Thom
Chretien
Bethleiem
Anthony—Sin
Pie Bariat
SM. Agnes
Marea
Giohe
Moly
Cea MiGione
J. J
Mt. Frances
Il Se Ghia
Nazarene
Central Avenue
Fkant
Walker
Taster
Ameser
Mensing
Lyric
Scarlet Daughters
Hastrevl
Pater
Bing
St. Matthew's Church
Conner Vesday
Norwood Aventiss
George W. Shires
Yeeter
St. Luke's Church
Ohle Avenue
Legionnaires
Parkersburg
Barnel
Mortimer Culph
Tess
Konaviya Flying Club
Aeronca -2 Club
Glenns Clark
Flying Club
Mwerlemn Airways
Ptene Lnst
Carl Maughan
Borgen
G. Q. Buekiin
Wiesblegten
Joseph Barker
Carl Anderson
C. G. Davis
Millar Anderson
Ed. Lewis
W . Bart
F. Swan
Inillanspalis
John Lanchester
Wertzeld
Beckley
Ralph & Maughant
Charles A. Rheinstrom
Winter Floral Co
State Street
G. H. Barksdale
Mrs. Barksdale
Nancy Street
Aldena Ballard
Gates Place
Walter § Wood
Charleston Woman's Club
Moxie
Joan W. Latham
Walter
Jean Pugh
Bre Ficklen
Margaret Caperton
Appalachian
Antionette Bond
Circle No. 17
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Auld
South Hills
Anne Johnstone
Jane Embleton
Elmira Hanna
Meadowbrook Country Club
Margaret Cracraft
Sallie Lee Bolt
Margaret Austin
Kanawha Country Club
Commanders
Kale Matheny
Lee Street
W. W. Point
Mary Lee Settle
Manor Place
Council
Tman Silverstein
URA
Mel
W. W. Robertson
D.P.A
Byram Tation
Richmay
the Chesapeake
Potomac Telephone
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