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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1935

Page

3

Local Students Honored at Duke

Duke University students from Charleston hold elective offices in campus groups per a recently compiled student activities directory. Miss Fan Auld, sophomores’ representative on the women’s college student government council, and her sister Miss Mary Debeath serve as treasurers. Miss Gaing presides as junior class president and Duke’s Kappa Kappa Gamma marshal. Alisa Morton is treasurer of the women’s sophomore class and assistant treasurer of Zeta Tau Alpha.

Duke University Charleston Woman's Fan Auld Fred. Auld Oskmont Avenue Woman’s ‘College Mary Deabeth Woman's c College Zeta Tau al- Pha Duke Misa Gaing A. W.gaing Kanawha Street Woman's’ College Kappa Kappa Gammna Alisa Margaret Morton Tress‘urer Zeta Tau Alpha D. Kolmes

Stop That Cough Before It Becomes Worse

A fragmented notice hints at a medical health warning aimed at parents. The readable bits reference coughing concerns and a cautious approach to a child’s illness, urging early care to prevent a more serious condition.

Duke Students Named in Charleston Addresses

Miss Frances Merrill chairs the World Fellowship Committee of the YWCA and serves as assistant treasurer of the Duke Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter. Miss Jean Ann Pippen is social chairman. Several Duke students with Charleston addresses are listed, including Dorothy Barnes Margaret Connell Samuel Gardner Joseph Groves Mary Groves Robert Moll Toto King Harold Kuln Kurtz Mathews Moore Motley Mantey Smith and Gordon Wood.

Frances Merril Ernest M. Merrill Kanawha Street World Fellowship W.C. A Duke Kappa Kappa Gamma Jean Ann Pippen C. Warden Pippen Elizabeth Street Charleston Dorathy Barnes Margaret Connell Jennings Fast Samuel A. Gardner Joseph A. Groves Mary Groves Robert

Miss Garnett Woodall Weds Quic Haynes in Washington Street

Miss Garnet Woodall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G Comer of Lert, married Mr. Quic Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Haynes of Legg. The Rev W BR Moyer of Shepherd Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church led the six o’clock ceremony at the Carney home. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Comer and Mr. and Mrs. Carney, with several relatives present. Speke China ruled it may acquire after 20 years any railway constructed after this year.

Comer Lert Garnet Woodall Haynes D. D. Haynes Legg W. Br, Moyer Shepherd Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church

High Hat Dance At Knights Of Columbus Sees Many Attend

The High Hat sorority hosted a Wednesday night dance at the Knights of Columbus crystal ballroom with the Commancers orchestra. A Marian Keadle school of dancing floor show preceded an open house at the home of Aramaline and Rosaline Howard in Smith street. Numerous Haddad and Howard family members and friends attended the open house and the dance, including Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Haddad and many others from Whitesville and Madison.

High Hat Knights of Columbus Crystal Ballroom Commancers Marian Keadle Gladys Haddad Barbara Haddad Mary Anrady I Madaline Bsharah Helen Farris Louise Habib Aramaliné Hatward Rosaline Howard Edna Salem Olga Howard Emile Farris Mitchell Howard M. Haddad Floyd, Ellis Zack Howard Sade Howard J. Salem Lincoln Farris Shakaib Corey Paul Mansour G. L. Hoptenstail Howard Tinney Daniel Wilkerson Lee Habib Richard Lewis Morell Lazarre George Micheal Martin

Household and Party Booklets for Housewives and Hostesses

The Charleston Gazette Home Service Bureau offers 24 page booklets for ten cents each postpaid. Topics include Household Posts Stains and Spots Housewife's Manual Interior Decoration Etiquette For Everybody The Party Book Mixed Beverages and Wines Beauty Aids Home Candy Making. Three or more items can be bought for 25 to 70 cents with postage and handling.

Charleston Gazette Home Service Bureau Washington

Local names listed in an extended roster

A long list of men and women by given and family names appears, naming Joseph Howard Cheal Wayne Hall Edward Mr Andrew Tarris S W Lowen Douglas Dotson Yaris Kawash Abraham House Farris Edward Bsharah Haddad M Haddad Mitchell Carrus Louis Lowen George Haddad George Simon Effitemus Nissif Ray Williams Charles Temple Joseph Sayfie Joseph Papp Raymond Bush Anthony Audin Michael Sayfie R A Markwalter J Zain Thomas Ellis Saber Lowen Samuel Collins Paul Bias Carson BE Dye Norman Baies Curtis Tucker along with Miss Mary Daugherty Virginia Daugherty Leone Thompson Mary Morris Susan McKidowney Mary Auraty Gladys Haddad Faye Dawson Olga Haddad Evelyn Zeeger Virginia Nutler Marie Lazarre Marshalline Patton Ediathe Norman Clem June Hansom Frances Lee HamreMock Eleanor Hansom Frances Walkers Betty Turner Janet Turner Bess Mallory Lillian Dunlap Elugene Pierson Barbara Haddad Edna Lowen

Virginia Daugherty Leone Thompson Mary Agnes Morris Susan McKidowney Mary Auraty Gladys Haddad Faye Dawson Olga Haddad Evelyn Zeeger Virginia Nutler Marie Lazarre Marshalline Patton Ediathe Norman Clem June Hansom Frances Lee Hamremock Eleanor Hansom Frances Walkers Betty Turener

Painters Dinner Reunion At Dunbar Home

Mr and Mrs S L Painter of Dunbar hosted a family reunion dinner at their home yesterday Attendees included Mr and Mrs W F McComas and children Reena and Hubert Mr Corbett Painter Mr Odell Painter and Miss Emogene Painter Mr and Mrs Curtis Painter and Mildred Mr and Mrs Ambrose Painter and daughter Myrna Jo Mr and Mrs Roy Painter and Mr Ace Painter of Great Bend Kansas Mrs Leroy Hreeling and children Martha Ann and HNddy Lee of Prestonsburg Ky were unable to attend Mrs Corbett Painter and children and Mr Leroy Keeting also could not attend

S. L. Painter Dunbar W. F. McComas Reena Hubert Corbett Odell Emogene Curtis Mildred Ambrose Myrna Jo Charleston Roy Painter Ace Great Bend Kan Leroy Hreeling Martha Ann Hnddy Lee Prestonsburg Corbett Painter Leroy Keeting

Thelma Morgan Weds Sherman Wilkinson in Charleston

Mr and Mrs J B Morgan of Blue Creek announce the marriage of their daughter Thelma Morgan to Sherman Wilkinson of Clendenin. The Rev John Elmore of Charlestown conducted the ceremony. Mrs Wilkinson is Elk District High School graduate. Wilkinson works for Blossom Dairy. They plan to reside in Charleston.

J. B. Morgan Blue Creek Thelma Morgan Sherman Wilkinson Clendenin John, Elmore Charlestan Wilkinson Elk District High School Crendenin High School Blossom Dairy Company Charleston

Christmas Party Held at Means Residence

Mr and Mrs Everette Means hosted a Christmas party Wednesday night at their Brown Street home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jennings Arbaugh with children Lois Donald and Dana Lee Arbaugh of Huntington, Mrs Arthur Means and children Elizabeth Patricia Ann and Janice Lee Means, Mr and Mrs Gus Means and sons Reginald Calvin, Mrs Virgil Crist, Mrs Mabel McVey, and Mrs William Rywant with children Rosalie and William Rywant.

Everette Means Brown Street Jennings Arbaugh Lois Donald Dana Lee Arbaugh Huntington Arthur Means Elizabeth Patricia Ann Janice Lee Means Gus Means Reginald Calvin Virgil Crist Mabel McVey William Rywant Rosalie

Dinner Honor Guest Mr Ernest Giles Birthday Celebration

Mr and Mrs Dayton Giles of Reed entertained at dinner on December 22 celebrating the birthday anniversary of Mr Ernest Giles, the former, with covers for Mr and Mrs Ernest Giles, Mr and Mrs Ray Covert of Charleston, Mr and Mrs John Giles, Mr and Mrs Leo Milligan of South Charleston, Miss Wryrtle Good, Miss Nancy Juan Milligan, Miss Patricia Ann Covert and Mr and Mrs Dayton Giles.

Dayton Giles Reed Ernest Giles Ray Covert Charleston John Giles Leo Milligan South Charleston Wryrtle Good Nancy Juan Milligan Patricia Ann Covert

Robergs, Entertain Major and Mrs Roberg Host Dinner

Major and Mrs A A Roberg of Gewlaburg entertained Thursday evening with a buffet supper. Guests included Captain and Mrs J 5 Smoody Captain and Mrs J C Oxley Captain H W Joyner Captain A S Anderson Captain Lloyd James Lieutenant and Mrs W B Cook Lieutenant and Mrs G R Willis Lieutenant Lowell Stephens Misses Dorothy and Eleanor Jones of Ci O and Miss Betty Roborg.

A.A. Roberg Gewlaburg J. 5 Smoody J. C. Oxley H. W. Joyner A. 5. Anderson Lloyd James

Open House Held On Christmas Day

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houff hosted an open house on Christmas afternoon at Mrs. Houff’s mother Mrs. L. W. Scott’s Quarrier street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Latterner, Mr. and Mrs. Ec. Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoi stell, Mr. and Mrs. John Lockrey, Mrs. L. W. Scott, Miss Juanita Miller, Mr. Fred Stuart, Mr. Terbin Way, Mr. Fred Fisher, Mr. Robert Monack, Mr. John Plovan isk, pte Bert Jackson and others.

Charles Houff

Scotts Entertain At Yale Party

Mr and Mrs L W Stott of Quarrrier Street hosted friends on Christmas afternoon at home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Warden Pippen Mr and Mrs W E Miller Mr and Mrs Garland Potterfield Mr and Mrs Frank Hardesty Mr and Mrs Dean Mechling Mr and Mrs Julian Patterson Miss Ron Crawford and Mr R C Henderson.

Quarrier Street Warden Pippen W. E. Miller Garland Potterfield Frank Hardesty Dean Mechling Julian Patteson Ron, Crawford R. C. Henderson

New Edgewood Clubhouse Building Study Planned

A committee of the Edgewood Building Association board discusses plans to replace the destroyed Edgewood Clubhouse with a new building. The current club was wrecked by an early Thursday incident, and the group outlines cost and design considerations for the proposed facilities. Scotland conducts a farm wage probe.

Board of Governors The Edgewood , Building Association Edgewood

Benevolent Club Dance Sponsors Night At Elk's Club

The Benevolent society held a dance at the Elk's club with numerous attendees listed by name and residence. Members and guests included Mrs. George Skaff, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shaff, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones, and many others from Mount Hope, Columbus, Parkerburg, and Belle.

The Benevolent Society Elk's Club

At The Virginian and Capitol Theaters Cast List

A fragmented notice lists showings at Local Theaters including the Virginian with Collegiate featuring Joe Penner and Took Oakie, Ala, and a Capitol program with The Cale of ral Cities and Allan, plus Shirley Temple and Jon Moses. Rialto features Kay Francis and Buster Crabb. Greenbrier advertises Dance Band with Buddy Mogera and Tom Tyler in two acts.

Joe Penner Oakie Capitol Allan Niel Krae Shirley Temple Jon Moses Symphony Carton Eeoben . Com News Rialto Stafia Parsturt Me‘adal Kay Francis Buster Cratbe Greenbrier Tom Buddy Mogera Tom Tyler

Name list fragment from Louisville and nearby towns

A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and incomplete surnames associated with Louisville Kentucky and nearby towns including Morgantown Parkersburg Mount Hope and Mount Hope area. The string also includes multiple likely surnames Skaiff Skalt Skatf Had dad Had Dad Corey and several first names with scattered punctuation. The text appears as an unfinished roster or social directory with many misspellings and truncated entries.

Unclear historical names prompt a brief notice

Fragmentary OCR list includes several individuals such as Lewis Elliott Namay Fred Skatf Moses Skate Tomkins Louis Haddad Joseph Lewis Carl Page James Tompkins and others from Lowell Massachusetts. The text lacks a clear event or action to summarize.

Glasgow Missionary Society Meeting Held At Rutledge Home

The Glasgow Missionary Society met at the home of Mr. D Rutledge with saw Mrs G Fones and Mrs D A Rutledge on the program. The meeting occurred on Thursday with James J Lewis listed among speakers.

Glasgow Wil James J.lewis D Rutleggze Wrek G. Fones D.A. Rutledge

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Morion Holleyarchike Charleson Miss Garnett Foodall Mr. O. Haynes Ethel Mel Edna Stone Grace Fife-St Diai K. of C Keystone Cavalier Continental Distilling Corporation Philadelphia BANE Thirteenth St Washington, D Bieter Mr. Wilkinson Means Robergs Scotts Yale Scotland Sherbook Benevolent Club George Skaff Fred Salem Havenston Philin Louis Shaff John A. Haddy A. M. Loewen B.ephillips Henry Cardon D. C. ‘Updyke Samuel Cline Earl’ Goff G. C Herrick C. R. Chandler Charles Zain G. Burdette Louis Simon Mount Hope Carl Melton Herman Counts Columbus G. C. Petry Parkersburg Edward’ Morris A. Sweringer CG. C. Conley Clarksburg Adele Lewis Ella Trimble Freda Namay Jennie Ro Skatf Sheffeen Zakaib Pearl Edens Hone Edwards Margaret Parks Josephine’ Cassis Edna’ Lewis Nedra’ Moses Phillis “Cox Rachel Skat Eva Mansour Vide Namay Mary Frances Haddad Madison Thoma Morton Dorothy Paxton Angeline Skaff Mildred Scott Madefine Skaff Ruby Ferrell Felixo Skaff Helen Nessith Amelia Ska Wigelns Jean Samons Louisville Rose Gilveer Marion Dawes Elizabeth Smith Janet Wilkinson Alyce Abby Skatf Corinne Myers Edna Norris Dorothy Karnes Steyman Namay Victor Skaif Samuel Audin Paul A. Skalt Jack Haynes Fred Pantuso B. Snyder Floyd Ellis Richard Corey Sabe Ells Arthur Hundley Marl Parrish Thomas Paxton Curtis Tucker Hal Morris Edward Mickel Philip Corey Zeer Nicholas Frank Haddad John Damieus George Moses Joseph Sayfie Nathan Haddad George Mansour Wlorgantown Lee-A. Cassis Tenalle Lovet Milton Grant James Simon Louis Solomon LS James E. Ve. Curtis Ababe ‘Corey Harold Breen Najeeb Saba George Haddad Edward Dewi Mitchell Haddad Harry Conley Fred Morton Garie. Dawson Richard Moses Norman Rayees Paul Ad. Skaff Jerome Simon George Petry Everett “Rupe Shakabe Corey Mack Spradling Felix Feni‘nore Leo Moses Russell Ellis Les Missionary Society Art Axe Walker Somme Pat Kentucky OTL Company eeriTet AMOCO
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