Charleston Club Calendar Dec 28 1944
Calendar of social events in Charleston including Sweet Briar Alumnae luncheon at 1 p m and teas, Edgewood Country Club dances until 10 p m, St Matthew parish dance at midnight, Charleston Boat Club with Ray Batatini orchestra and guests, Yekoma and Sigma Phi Gamma society dances, and Tau Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma meeting at Daniel Boone hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Sweet Briac Alumnae Club
Charleston Woman's Club
Joanne Morgan
Lorentz Modges, Jr
Edgewood Country Club
Ann and Sidney Davis
St. Matthew's Parish
Jonse
Misa Marilyn Ketchum
Charleston Boat Club
Ray Batatini
Patricia
J . Nancy Callins
Mise Joan Woodrum
Thomas Woodrum
Lama' Edgewood Country Club
Yekoma Society
Susan Matthews
Tau
Sigma Ph! Gamma International Sorority
Daniel Boone Hotel
Bernice Hessom Weds in Canada in Port Hope ceremony
Miss Bernice Martha Hessom of Virginia Avenue wed Lt Arthur Campbell Lyden Walsh RCAMC in Port Hope Canada. The bride wore a white wool frock with pearls and pink rosebud corsage. Attendants were Miss Mary Neeland and Lt George Tucker Walsh. The bride had nursing training in Charleston and St Francis hospital. the couple planned a Quebec wedding trip and residence in Vancouver after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hessom
Canada
Bernice Martha Hessom
Wiliam MM" Hessom
Virginia
Port Hope
Can
Arthur Campbell
Lyden Walsh
RCAMC
W. C. Walsh
Vancouver
B. Cy Can
M. T. P. Crosthwait
G. Dawson
Dawson
Mary Neeland
George Tucker Walsh
Miss Hessom
Charleston Hich School
St. Francis Hospital
Ramon Castravella
Presbyterian Medical Center
New York City
University of Alberty
Mia
Walsh
Quebec
Mrs E W McCaul Honored at Daniel Boone Luncheon
Mrs E W McCaul formerly Miss Mary Fuller was guest of honor at a luncheon yesterday afternoon at the Daniel Boone hotel hosted by Mrs Beverly Ly Michle, Mrs Felix Lilly and Mrs Marry A Stansbury Jr. Covers were laid for several guests including Mrs Mee Caul and Mrs William T O'Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wiaicvaul
Mary Fuller
Ghyen
Daniel Boone Hotel
Beverly Ly Michle
Felix Lilly
Marry A. Stansbury, Jr
MeeCaul
William T. O'Farrell
Lawrence Heas
James L. Simpson
Frank O'Brien
Catherine Clarkson
Informal Party Planned at Rufiner Avenue Home
Mrs W S Shepherd and Mrs Gardiner S Plumley host a casual afternoon gathering Saturday from 3 to 5 o clock at the former’s Rufiner Avenue residence. The Gazette corrects erroneous engagement notices for Miss Enola Martin and Mr Woam Ray Jarret that appeared yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Shepherd
Gardiner S. Plumley
Rufiner Av
Enola Martin
Woam Ray Jarret
Births in Charleston Area Highlight Named Families
Several birth notices list parents and birth dates at Charleston General and nearby hospitals. Subjects include Jamra Tt Cer ra Woodwards Dry Dre 2% and Daughters Jr. and Sits, with families such as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carney, Mrs. EZ Gear, and Mr. and Mrs. Clute Wit Rarain.
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Charleston General Narnia
Porteet
Dee
Chellis W. Smith
Coal Fork
Der
Chasleston General
Sen
Dtr
Earl Carney
Winldred
Charleston General
Mtr
Bis
Carian Mathiion
Ore
Charleston Cenesat
Daughters Jr
Sits
Lewis Wf
Alum Creem
Dec
Charienco
Gene Oneal
Charleston
Seston
En Mindows
Red Oak
D Neseltal
Mrv
Chatter Wisenberzer
Ait Perbire Ct
Bee
Brate
Foy Lee French
Ae Anaconda
B. Brate
Marlen Fo
Att
State Memorial
Bonz
Joeph Keefer
Mt. Stete Memorial
Phillippe Chaille Wedding Held in Bloomington
Miss Margarett Anna Chaille marries James Roy Philippe, Kanawha Players official, in Bloomington First Methodist Church. Bride, daughter of Bloomfield residents, wears marquisette gown with Spanish lace. reception at home. both graduates of Indiana University. bride to be dietitian at New York hospital previously. groom an associate director in theater, Cornell fellowship recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Margarett
Anna Chaille Beccame
James Roy Philippe
Kanawha Players
First Methodist Church
Bloomington
Ind
Mev
New
Land C. Roy
Columbus
E. T. Chaile
Bloomingeon
Philipne
D.C. Phillinne
Durgan
Vera Misser
Solutdt
Olive -Minticar
John H. Metford
Faille
Robert Wiser
Henry Nurre
Max Perlle
John Met
Ford
Pic
John E. King
Brude
Crete
Phillippe
Kanawha Blvd
Indiana University
Psi Tota XT
PS Lambda Theta
Omicron Nu
Imedilcal School
Cornell University
New York Hospital
University
Stoma Pi
Skull and Crescent Ant Theta Alpha Phi
National Dramatic , Fraternity
Volunteer Porter Loses Woman's Suitcase in City
Mrs Lily Evans of Manatiels I r reported a stranger offering to help carry her suitcase to a focal hotel fled with clothing valued at 10. In Summers Sh 100 Block at 10 pm Tuesday. William Th Garbett Jr of Oak Hill said his traveling bag with clothes valued at 50 was stolen at 12:30 am yesterday aboard the Atlantic Greyhound terminal on Summers St. Mrs J Ky Willams of 1507 Crese cent Rd reported a sled stolen from her porch.
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Lily Evans
Manatiels
Focal
Summers Sh
Wiliam Th. Garbett, Jr
Oak Hill
Atlantic Greyhound
Summers St
J. Ky Willams
Crese, Cent Rd
Mountain Mission Distributes 131 Christmas Baskets
Mountain Mission at Stockton and Zih Avenue distributed 131 baskets to Charleston area families on Christmas Day. Superintendent Trev Hobson D Fisher announced the 22 items per basket including chicken candies nuts fruits and toys. Many baskets were delivered by Christian men who offered prayers in the homes. Syrian Club officers were also elected at a Tuesday meeting with SkaI Heada S.A. Skatf named president and Simon Haddad vice president. George Corey and Paul Zakab reelected treasurer and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Mission
Stockton
Zih Av
Charleston
Trev. Hobson D. Fisher
Ss . Ska
S.A
Charleston Cotillion Club Tea Dance New Year Event
The Charleston Cotillion Club will hold its annual tea dance from six to eight p.m on New Year’s Day at the North Charleston Recreation Center. Allan W. Cole serves as chairman while Dr. Watry Stansbury, club president, announces Misseth Ualcombe has been made a member of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Personal Notes On Travelers And Military Families
Personal notes detail holiday travels and family visits across cities such as Anniston Alabama Philadelphia New York City Charlottesville Va Louisville Ky and Boston Mass. Included are personnel moved and stationed abroad with mentions of Pvt Kenna Lt Rippe toe Lt Harry W Adams Jr Dr Li and others, along with relatives visiting from Glenn Street Kanawha Avenue and Quarrier Street.
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Lee Kenna
Kanawha Blvd
Anniston
Ala
Pvt. Kenna
Fh McClellan
Bunce Achoul
University of Minnesota
Petty Quteer
W. S. Hughes
H Hughes
Valerie Ray
Philadelphia
Wo J. Bargie
Glenn St
Che
Rippetoe
Mippetoe
Quarrier St
New York City
England
France
Leonard Jenkins
Joseph Gibson
Waller Brown, Jr
McClunz St
Pvt. Brown
Santa Barbara
James Borrer
Morsantawn
Nichols Hospital
Loulaville
Marry Stansbury
Holly Rd
Margaret Lynn Carruthers
Brooks St
Vieldis
Betty Jo
Laura Carruthers
Lewis S. Trustow
Clark Pool
Kanawha Av
W. J. ‘Truslow
Bridge Rd
Indiantown Gap
Home for Christmas Part IV Joe Finds That Alma Teoe
Joe Himes, a discharged veteran, faces Christmas at Kigby and Shaffer with Claire Lewh and Betsy Larkin watching as Festive party tensions rise. Betsy helps him escape the dance floor after a kiss with Claire triggers shame, leaving Joe torn between old memories and present loneliness while Edmonds pressures Claire to dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Smeday Semal
Joe
Alma Teoe
Kigby & Thaffer
Joe Himes
Bia Clancee
Claire Lewh
Claire
Frank Edmonds
Betsy Larkin
Rigby
Shaffer
Mr. Risby
Edmonds
Betsy
Jor
Nichel
Balirs
Frank
Church Events Noy Marton to Speak at Union Mission
Charlestnn events note Noy Marton will speak today Friday and Saturday at the Union Mission. The 740 ppm detail appears uncertain within the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy Marton
Charlestnn
Union Mission
Firemen Sumoned To Kroser Grocery Blaze At Washington St
Two calls reported fires yesterday with no damage after responding to an overheated motor at Kroser Grocery & Haking Co. on Washington Street and a minor automobile blaze near Patrick Street bridge. No injuries or property loss noted. multiple transfers and property transactions listed in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroser Grocery & Haking Co
Washington St. E
Glen Church
HFD
Charleston
Patrick St. Bridge
Christmas conflict tears couple apart in tense exchange
Edmonds presses Claire about a broken engagement while claiming a shared Christmas obligation. Claire resists, saying she cannot act now and hints at emotional distance. The scene ends with Edmonds questioning Claire's loyalty and love as they confront an impending decision.
Frank and Claire Confrontation in Lobby Tearful Exchange
In a tense scene Edmonds presses Claire as Joe enters the lobby. Claire finally reveals the truth about who is involved, deepening the personal conflict and setting up continued developments in tomorrow's installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Frank
Edmonds
Joe
Cope
the Gazette
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