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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1935
Page
2
The state plans to issue 2,240,000 dollars in refunding bonds on Monday to retire nearly all outstanding Virginia debt, leaving 457,000 dollars in escrow. The issue will not raise total state bonded indebtedness. Bids due by 1 PM in the governor's office. Bonds dated July 1, 1935, bear 3 percent interest or a lower rate, with bids limited to one per bid and price at par plus accrued interest.
The Kanawha County public library lists new books under varied themes including Scottish castles, Hawaiian folk tales, Soviet studies, and American art. Notable titles mention The War Must Cease, Ten Thousand Public Enemies, Hawaiian Tales, Dining In Chicago, and The Hittite Empire among others.
The Kanawha Valley Baptist Sunday school and Baptist Young People's convention will convene Thursday evening and all day Friday at Chelyan. Speakers include Rev. Campbell D. and Rev. C. E. Walker with welcome address, Leland W. Smith on The Teacher's Spiritual Equipment, Archie Ferrell delivering the annual address, and A Withers on Professional Equipment. Three-minute talks by Frank Robertson, J. F. Frame, W. C. Harold, and J. E. Hamen. The Friday afternoon session features Rev. W. B. Miller, D. De, and Rev. H. Lloyd Parkinson of South Charleston. The union's program continues Friday at 7:30 p.m. under Miss Mary Drake and Mrs. Har.
Ty F Cubtteh Edward Jackson and J F Myers are slated as speakers. The rally theme is "We Would See Jesus." In municipal court Judge C W Mall imposed fifty dollar fines for drunk driving on Mise Jennie Holbrook and reckless driving on C Dye. Holbrook's license revoked six months and car impounded. Five dollar fines for Buckley Pridemore and Daust for punch boards. Pridemore Daust and Franklin fined five for possession of slot machines. Vaplas fined for threat. Porter case on possession of stolen auto parts continued to tomorrow.
Advance copies of the 1935 regular session acts will be mailed to lawmakers Monday, John S. Hall announces. The volume contains 748 pages, 145 chapters, with 67 from the senate and 78 from the house. It includes all joint and concurrent resolutions and all house and senate resolutions. Each member receives 10 advance copies under the printing resolution. copies go to state and county officers and judges. A future indexed edition will follow.
Federal Judge George W. McClintic will travel from Charleston to Asheville North Carolina on Tuesday to join District Attorney George S. Neal and other attorneys and judges of the Fourth Judicial Circuit for a June 6 and 7 conference on rules and procedures. The circuit includes Virginia West Virginia Maryland South Carolina and North Carolina.
The owner, Hall Jr., reported yesterday the theft of a 1935 Ford coupe with license 200 486. Japan has distributed 300000 trees in typhoon affected districts.
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