Engagement set for Miss Phyllis McDermott and Lt John Soisson
Miss Phyllis McDermott of Lee Street has chosen Friday June 11 for her wedding to Lt John R Soisson USNR son of Mr and Mrs Vincent H Soisson of Connellsville. The ceremony at Sacred Heart Church will be read by Father Boniface Weekman with Father Philip Freeland assisting. A reception will follow at the Charleston Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis McDermott
Lee St
John R. Soisson
USNR
Vincent H. Soisson
Connellsville
E. J. McDermott
Charleston
S. C
McDermott
Boniface Weekman
Sacred Heart Church
Holiday Observed Quietly in City
Holiday observance passed almost without incident in Charleston as stores and public offices closed except federal services. The Cole Bros. circus drew capacity crowds under Le Kiut auspices while parades and memorial services marked the weekend in West Virginia. The two day traffic death toll stood at two, one fewer than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Laurence
Kuter
Charlestay
Cole Bros. Circus
le Kiut
Tory Gardens
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Chapman
West Virginia
Local Names in Obscure Notice Include McDermott and Campbell
Fragmentary readable names list includes Angela McDermott Ker Ames Mary Winis McNamara Alice Campbell Jorie Eleanor Verlihy Catherine May Sophia Melnick in a local notice. Entities shown are individuals tied to a civic or community item. No dates or actions are explicit within the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela McDermott
Aker
Ames
Mary Winis McNamara
Alice Campbell
Jorie
Eleanor Verlihy
Catherine May
Sophia Melnick
Beckley Personal News Highlights Summer Visits and Arrivals
Misses Nancy Bowers and Ida Jane Meadows visit Mrs J D Woodroe of Linden Rd. Ruth H Johnson returns from University of Wisconsin to spend summer with her parents in Washington St. Lt Edward Bohnert Jr. back to Selma field Monroe. Eloise Smith to Louisville for Carbide and Carbon Chemicals job. Mrs Harry C Brown returns to Lewisburg after winter with Mullens family. Mrs D H Morton to return from Cleveland. Mrs Walker Long and Miss Phoebe Long to visit the Cammaci home. Dr A P Hudgins returns from Madison after presenting at Boone County Medical Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Bowers
Ida Jane Meadows
Beckley
Tatter’s Prande
J. D. Woodroe
Linden Rd
Ruth H. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Madison
William F. Johnson
Wastington St
Edward Bohnert, Jr
Selmanfield
Monroe
E. A. Bohnert
Lee St
Army Air Corps
Harry C. Brown
Lewisburg
G. W. Mullens
Pennsylvania
Headaches and Neuralgia Remedy Sold in Two Sizes
A medicinal product marketed to treat muscle aches and periodic pains labeled as a sedative for simple nervousness. Available in 10c and 25c sizes with directions to consult a physician if pains persist.
Rose show entry tags available at Charleston outlets
Entry tags for 32 rose classes for the Tint annual Rose show may be obtained at the Charleston Daily Mall and Charleston Gazette offices. All entries must be in place by 10 a.m. tomorrow. Commencement for Mrs. N C Gamble of Greenbrier Street is at Oberlin Conservatory with exercises at 10 a.m. in Finney Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Daily Mall
Charleston Gazette
Rotunda
N.C. Gamble
Greenbrier St
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Ieee
Miss Jean Jones Weds Sgt James Shawver at Old Stone Church
Miss Jean Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Jones of Lewisburg married Sgt James Shawver son of Mr and Mrs H P Shawver of Alderson at the Old Stone Church in Lewisburg. Dr Lloyd Courtney officiated at five o clock. Bride wore pastel blue and corsage of gardenias. Attendants were Mrs D H Waretime and Miss Gene Jones. Beat man was Cpl Charles A Shawver ushers Dr D R Warchime and Thongs Shawver. Reception at Elmhurst Farm Caldwell. Young Mrs Shawver graduates from Greentrier College and they will reside in Tampa Florida where the bridegroom is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Shawver
Stone Church
Lewisburg
Jean Jones
George M. Jones
Sind
James Shawver
H. P. Shawyer
Alderson
Lloyd Courtney
Anna Lee Richards
Richwood
D. HR. Waretime
Gallipolis
Gene. Jones
Lewisburc
Charles A. Shawver
D. R. Warchime
Thongs Shawver
Elmhurst Farm
Caldiwell
Greentrier College
Tampa
Fla
Army
Huguenot Society Luncheon Event in Charleston WV
The West Virginia branch of the Huguenots in the Colony of Virginia plans a luncheon at the Charleston Woman's Club this Saturday. Mrs. 31 M. Neely will be honored, with Huntington and Bluefield members invited. Florence Calvert Kahn will preside as Marmet state president, officers to be elected and installed for three years. Reservations with Miss Kahn by Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Hue
Quenots
Colony of Virginia
Charleston
College Board Head Chosen for Davis and Eling College
A. P. McNenex of Pittsburgh was chosen president of the Davis and Eling college board of trustees to replace Dr. Nelson Thorn who recently resigned as pastor at a Clarksburg church. Dr. B. R. Purdum was kept as acting president. A second note mentions a flying squirrel leaping 60 feet and 20-foot tree jumps as observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
A. P. McNenex
Pittsburgh
Davis and Eling College Board of Trustees
Nelson Thorn
Whin
Clarksburg
BR. B. Purdum
Informal Luncheon for Miss Nancy Hammond at Holley Road
Mrs Hugh W May hosts a luncheon at her Holley Road home to honor her niece Nancy Louwise Hammond and her mother Mrs Paul Hampmond before they depart to join Mr Hammond in Welch. Hammond will enter Salem Academy in Winston-Salem NC in September. Guests include Misses Mary Turner Thy Barbara Edjor Ann Cammack Phoebe Lory Huntin g Mary Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W. May
Tomor
Holley Rd
Nancy
Louwise Hammond
Paul Hampmond
Haiemond
Welch
Miss Hammond
Salem Academy
Winseton-Salem
N.C
Mary Turner
Barbara Edjor
Ann Cammack
Phoebe Lory
Mary Ann
Circle No 1 Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at First Presbyterian
Circle No 1 of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 2 15 PM at Cieni Weimer's home. Mrs L A Edwards is circle chairwoman. Several local residents are noted with travel and family updates including McDermit and Georgianna Mamit, Lt Paul Selbe's return from Alabama, Miss Betty Jane Redwine's schooling, and Webb family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tue Eday
fCieni Weimer
L. A. Edwards
George McDermit
Georgianna Memit
McDermit
and White
Paul Selbe
Alabarmi
LS. Coteman
Eighth Avereo
Do A. Webb
AL Webb
Ocington
Letiun Hall
Fenny Wains
Mix Touwetree
Hunnicton
Fred Trowhrige
EW. Graham
Bost
M. Mish
Club Calendar: Sewing Knitting and Red Cross Activities
A chaotic schedule lists sewing and knitting sessions from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Masonie Temple and Edgewood Country Club with Red Cross dressings work, volunteer nurse aides, and class registrations at Charleston High School and Odgewond Country Club. Local clubs including Charleston Woman's Club and Baptist World Wide Guild chapter hold meetings and teas, with social events at the Graham Garland Loftis home and Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston High School
Red Cross
Nurve
Odgewond Country Club
Beldge
Charleston Woman's Club
Arthur York
C. W. Nickel
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Federal Works Agency
Kanawha County
Ka- Mawha County
Board of Education
Totat
Voara
Virgil Lo Flinn
Renna Homes
Armor Park Tiskelwah
Dunbar
Riverview
Steiger's
Steiger
DIAL
GATES
MFG. CO. Gummers
Virginia
Whitney
John Hay Whitney
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Eloise Smith
Park Dr. Lett
Louisville, Ky
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals &Corp
D. H. Morton
Cleveland
Walker Long
Phoebe Long
Huntington
Howard H. Cammaci
Myrtle Rd
A. P. Hudgins
Boone County Menical Society
Albert M. Price
Anne Gamble
Diamond Ice
St. Albans News
Petty School of Dance
Caroline Petty
Shrine
Mires Anne Camminck
Alice Mae Hanna
Mary Jo Dawson
Crawford
Pam
Park St
Graham's Garland Loftis
Portsmouth
Wor
Aurbisscoe
Fae
Charles Brown Will . Votionils
Sus Zane Hinch
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