Allied Artists plan Silver Tea for state art exhibit
Charleston group Allied Artists of West Virginia hosts a silver tea from 3 to 5 p m tomorrow at the Hubbard mansion Broad and Washington to raise funds for the state art exhibit in Charleston next fall. The event accompanies a showing of 19 canvasses by Robert Godfrey and runs 2 to 9 p m daily.
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Charleston
Allied Artists of
West Virginia
Hubbard
Broad and
Washington Streets
Robert Godfrey
Leonard Riggleman
Morris Harvey College
Herman Bennett
Allied Artists
Henry Reil
Lucina Keane
Ethel Hinton
Association
Randolph Venable
Ralph Hosterman
Wilbur Frame
W. E. Vellines
Wallace Putnam
J. D. Matlack
Quincy Smith
John Gallagher
Loyall Gravatt
Dinner plans called off by church group chairman
S. Charleston News reports Slicer, chairman of the dinner committee for the Young Men's Bible Class at First Presbyterian, announced the dinner for tonight will not be held. Several church groups meet today in private homes and clubs across Charleston with various hosts and attendees listed.
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W. T. Slicer
First Presbyterian Church
The
First Baptist Church
R. M. Durrett
Second Avenue
Erudite Red Sox catcher doubles as law degree holder
A Boston Red Sox catcher is described as an educated figure with a Doctor of Laws, fluent in many languages including Sanskrit. His favorite skill remains the finger signs he uses to signal the pitcher.
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Boston Red Sox
Local Moves and Visits Share Summer Plans Across Town
Families relocate homes and greet relatives in a string of summer travel announcements. Cecil Walker and son Richard head to Paris Tennessee to visit kin, while P W Hall and son David arrive from Evanston Illinois to stay with the Parlagreco family in Forest avenue. The Halls plan a Skaneateles Lake summer camp trip. Francis Clarkson relocates to Charleston from Third avenue, and Mrs. William Allen, visiting her parents, sails to Whiting Indiana with her parents.’associates. John D Bails moves to 225 Central avenue, Marjorie McCloud returns from Marshall college to spend vacation with her parents, Cebert Price returns home from Charleston General Hospital, R L Marshall’s mother-in-law is a hospital patient, and Joy Erskine hosts Miss Mary Lee Cale from Paige at her home.
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Massey Circle
Cecil Walker
Richard
Superior Avenue
Paris
Tenn
P. W. Hall
David
Evanston, Ill
S. J. Parlagreco
Forest Avenue
Hall
Skaneateles Lake
New York
Francis
G. F. McCloud
Cebert Price
Rosemont Court
Charleston General Hospital
R. L. Marshall
Reed
Roy E. Francis
McMillan Hospital
Joy Erskine
Mary Lee Cale
Paige
Mrs. O. L. Erskine
Eighth Avenue
Utility Buy Approved by Public Service Commission
The public service commission approved yesterday the purchase of part of Southern Utilities by Appalachian Electric Power for 80000 dollars in cash. The deal covers Southern properties in Hamlin Hurricane Fort Gay and Cabell county and excludes the Hamlin water plant and distribution system. Japan will revise its anti profiteering regulations.
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The
Public Service Commission
Southern Utilities Company
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Southern Properties
Hamlin
Hurricane
Fort Gay
Cabell County
Debates Swirl as Townsend Pension Plan Faces Critics
The House opened debate on the Townsend old age pension bill with lawmakers praising it as a national recovery plan and others denouncing it as economic heresy. Leaders sought near mid July adjournment while neutrality law quarrels loom as a possible obstacle.
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Associated Press
House
Congress
Monroe Clerkship Vote Up in Court
Supreme court review requested over 34 votes in the 1938 Monroe county clerk race. Democrat Fred H. Dunn seeks certification after the circuit court reversed the canvass board and ordered Arnold H. Broyles certified as winner amid an 11 vote margin.
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Supreme Court
Fred H. Dunn
Monroe
Monroe County Circuit Court
Board of Canvass
Arnold H. Broyles
Dunn
Broyles
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