Spotlight Lies at the WCA Club in Charleston
The Business Girls club of the W C A will stage Spotlight Lies on January 22 at the W C A with Wil m Grover directing the aduction and Miss Helen King leading the Mason School of Music in a one act The Potter will be performed along with minstrels and musical numbers featuring Edith Wilkinson Nelle Ball Eva Kard Stacy Jennings Marion Krecenrast and others. Proceeds go to paying the final installment of a 1000 pledge for the building fund while other club events and meetings are noted for January 23 22 and 25 with talks musical esc and elections of nominating committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Club
Wilm Grover
Helen Kingled
Mason School of
Mintel
Edith Wilkinson
Thetine Gramm
Nelle Ball
Eva Kard
Stacy Jennings
Marion Krecenrast
Frank Kincheloe
J. Coney
Edna Pauley
Katherine Carey
Charleston High School
Grover
Veinia Parker
Helen Warwick
Ath Sutton
Ie Hope Chars
Elizath Clancy
Hthel Brach
Daisy
Virginia Smith
Sybil Jeuelle Perry
Jesse Dragon
Esther Mett
Mia
Margaret Cunnagham
Brooks
Hallie Envcns
Maude Harrison
Irene Hill
Horns Reilly
Mae Strickler
Constance Larher
Joan Ndleton
Elizabeth Woodrer
Olka Denny
Faise Kunds
Federated Business Girls’ Clubs
Fourth son of British king in exile with broken heart
George the naval prince, fourth son of Great Britain, is said to be heartbroken and in exile after romance with Miss Poppy Baring. He is sent to join the British fleet in China as King George and Queen Mary seek a suitable marriage for him, while keeping him from marrying. Reports cite social circles and past separations involving Lady Alexandra Curzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Great Britainia
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Feet
China
Poppy Baring
Sir Godfrey
Baring
Nubia House
Cowes
Prince George
Alexandra Curzon
Otis Summers Named City Clerk After Copenhaber Departure
Mayor Wertz announced the resignation of city clerk John Copenhaber, effective February 1. A special council meeting tentatively filled the vacancy with Gus Summers, police court clerk, while Leo Smith was named assistant city clerk and police court clerk. A separate note mentions alfalfa and cowpeas drawing nitrogen from the air and enriching the soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Copenhaver
W. W. Wertz
Gus Summers
Leo Smith
Ponlithon
Summers
Pastor Ordained at Kanawha City
Reverend D W Charlton was ordained to the Gospel ministry by the state council at Kanawha City Baptist Church last Friday night. He is a graduate of Richmond College and Crozer Theological Seminary and was placed in the Kanawha field as pastor. The ordination council included Dr I Kemper and Rev C E Walker among others. The charge to church and pastor was delivered by Rev E L Grove. The ceremony was conducted with prayer by Dr A S Kelly.
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Kanawha City Baptist Church
D. W. Charlton
State Council
Charlton
Richmond College
Crozer ‘Baptist Theological Seminary
Katawha
Baptist Board
Fallowlnes
Dr. l. Kemper
C. E. Walker
de. AS. Kelly
Parkerabure
W. & Cannell
Homer Thompson
7 . Johnson
Mies Elia Carr
J. G. Jordan
Dave Farley
N. Roberton
Scouts 10 Hold Celebration Of 15th Anniversary
Charleston boy scouts announce a February celebration marking the 15th anniversary with a jamboree at Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian church Greenbrier quarry slips and a series of events including first class chapter meetings annual dinner and a basketball tournament. Local scouts Hopper and Seay prepared for final eagle rank tests as the council nears 17 eagle scouts.
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Charleston
Boy Scouts Organization
Butea
Kounawha
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Oehurch
Greenbrier
Quarrice
Hugh A. Nicholson
Carmeek
Gist
Nar
Neily
Ira L. Warner
Ruffner Hotel
Linner
CG. B. Carrack
Regnional
Ohio
West Vireginia
Kentucky
First Clase
Boy Scout
Smoky Valley
Maurice Drew
Hoy Scout Court of Honor
Iocal
George Fleming Hopper
Homer Seay, Jr
Hopper
Seay
Hoojer
Tream
Ruffner Memorial Church
Boy Scouta of
Eagles Rise Through Years Of Boy Scouts With 17 Achievers
Seventeen boys reached the eagle rank, now young men mostly in college. Names and qualifying years listed: 1819 Joe J. Hill Dudley Morrison. 1920 Frederick Prichard. 1921 Isadore Lebow Purcell Sechuby. 1922 Tivslay Hager Philip Woon Jas M Cooke Warne Butlers Thomas Dine and Miles H Hubbard. 1923 Edwin Starcher Mitch iell Arthur Kiel James Koykendall. 1924 Calvin Kuykendall earned rank last year.
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Joe J. Hill
Dudley Morrison
Frederick Prichard
Isadore Lebow
Purcell Sechuby
Tivslay Hager
Philip Woon
Jas M .Cooke
Warne
Woman of Middle Age Teething Still Suffering
SANDY, Gredan, 17 PFor three years Mrs Anna Hennessey a woman of middle age has been cutting a third set of teeth and is still suffering as babies do during teething. Seven teeth are piercing her upper gum above her rainfas tears both eyes testify one eye tooth of her third set was pulled a year ago and the other is almost through the ram. Dentists have not been able to give relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Gre Dan
Anna Hennessey
Japanese Send Fortunes Home From Abroad in 1924
Japanese living overseas sent a record amount to Japan in 1924 through the Yokohama Specie Bank. North American residents sent over 10 million dollars, with other regions contributing tens of millions more to the homeland.
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Japan
Tokio
Yokohama Specie Bank
North America
British Empire
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Argentina
International remittances compared across nations
A partial note discusses how the United States Canada and Mexico sent roughly four times as much money to their homeland as did Japanese, with the British empire regions ranking second in the chart and Japanese remittances in South America valued at over half of the Japanese total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Mexico
British Empire
Tokyo to Build Fifty Miles of Subways Soon
Tokyo plans to begin construction of about 53 miles of subway within months as six lines are proposed. The municipal owned system would be financed by foreign aid, with lines ranging from just over 5 miles to over 11 miles, and the city weighing funding options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
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Natleston Womans Club
Charleston Woman's Club
WLCA
Cc. W. Trent
Ahea
Ivics Department
John E. Norman
Huntington Woman's Club
T Wga
Unis
J. Pp. Farris
Pittsurgh
Thelma Peebles
Wheeling
Chicago
World's Service
Commission of Methodist .Church
Ehameston
Kr. J. W. Engle
Buckhannon
West Virginia
Haveeen
Frank A. Ieaae
Huntington
Newton Blumberg
Wayne Taylor
Albert Manennoff
Robert Lovell
Philip Cat Jan
William 3Senager
Ellen Rollins
J. F. Atkins
Wapper Washington Street
Mra. T. A
Senles
Mra. A
H. Gerber
Ramsey Good
R. Surbaugh
H. Ball
J. H. Abbott
Herbert Vaughan
Frank Sweeney
FW. Connell
B. R. Hearn
Uriah Barnes
E. E. Keadle
J. D. Hughert
Hadassah
Celock
Kearse Building
The
Hebrew Frotective Seguctation
Colock
Kearse
Jack Goldstein
Louis Line
Max Cohen
Charles Grinsky
William Feinstein
Mian Poppy Raringan
Princ
E George
Otis Summers
Kanawha City
Atea Lejeune
Washington
Cene Juhn A. Lejjeune
Marine Rpn
Senate
Coalidee
Fritz Reiner
Cincinnati Symphony
Kearse Theatre
Charleston Symphony Society
Kearse Boxoffice
Scouts
Wyoman
May Shoe Co
Hale Street
Rome
DR. Maxfield Barber
Kanawha Banking and Trust
Cap
Aea
Destana
Battens
Green Gate
Lee
Eleanor Yam Gee
Crumb
Desser
Willard McKee
Hale St
Klim
Merrell-Soule Company
Syracuse, N. Y
Paul Specht
Virginian
Lesa
One
Hotel Alamac
Patsy
Hotel Alamac Orchestra
Bagdad
Hatel Alamarc Orchestra
Hotel
Mandalay
Alamac
Galperin Music Shop
Capitol ST
Everything Musical
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