Ferrells Host Owens Party for Bet Ferrells celebrate daughter Bet’s birthday
Mr and Mrs Dewey Ferrell hosted a Friday gathering at Owens for the eighth birthday of their daughter Bet. Attendees included Ruth Lerne Allee Marple Mazacy Baxter Emogene webts Mizz Anna Fall Frances Ann Goddard Olive Jean Bott Shirk Sova Betty Jean wit Anna Lee Healbert Sales Haccett Bott Gloria Bell Zickafoose Juanita Massey Mary Filsabeth Jount Young Betty Gay Blas Anns Ktawbeisee Barbara Ann Webb Ann McKinley Dona Hicks Ethna Mongue Doris Joan Ferrell Raw Ann Ferrell shetty Le Ferrell Masters Geneerry Robert Montague Harold Cooper and Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Dewey Ferrell
Gwan
Ruth Lerne Allee Marple Mazacy
Baxter
Emogene ‘Webts Mizz
Anna Fall
Frances Ann Goddard
Olive Jean Bott
Hs Shirk
Mary Filsabeth Jount
Miss Young
Betty Gay Blas
Anns Ktawbeisee
Barbara Ann’ Webb
Misa
Ann, McKinley
Mils Dona Hicks
Ethna Mongue
Doris Joan Ferrell
Raw “Ann Ferrell
Shetty le Ferrell
Masters Geneerry
Robert Montague
Harold Cooper
Harold
Canova Bible Class Hears Miss Spencer
The Canova Bible Class met Tuesday evening at Mrs. C. F. Zimmerman’s home on Nancy Street. Present were Mrs. P. B. J. Canova, Mrs. T. Richardson, Mrs. M. H. Kinsey, Mrs. W. G. Benke, Mrs. J. Shea, Mrs. J. C. Fauber, Mrs. Peter Betfinger, Mrs. A. D. Johnson, Mrs. W. L. Tompkins, Earl Morton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sern Spencer Cave
Pressbyterian Church
Canova
C. F. Zimmerman
Nancy Street
PB. J. Canova
UN. T. .S. Richardson
Mra
M.H. Kinsey
W.G
G. W. Benke
J. Shea
J.C. Fauber
Peter Betfinger
A. D. Johnson
Nira
TS Teen
Nat W. EB Cunningham
W. L. Tompkins
A Earl Morton
Te Smith
Mrz. A. S. G
Boyd Memorial Women To Present Drama Night
Memorial church women plan a six act drama to be staged Tuesday night at the church. Local women including Mrs Albert Winter Mrs Keapp Mrs W L Frich and others will participate. Mr and Mrs A L Hunt of St Louis are visiting Mr and Mrs John B Loftus. Mr and Mrs J Horner Davin are traveling home from the west coast aboard a steamship with plans to arrive in New York City Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tea Kaser
Memorial Church
Albert Winter
Keapp
W. L. Frich
W. Rimwood
R. G. Pott
Ean Bastian
William’ Pridemore
J. Shivertaker
C. ML. Jarrett
Mra. A. L. Hunt
St. Louis
Ars. John. B. Loftus
Th Hills
Mra. J. Horner Davin
West Coast
New York City
Class to Sponsor Silver Tea Today at Arlington Court
The Blerkamp Loyal Daughters class of the First Christian church will sponsor a silver tea this afternoon from two to four at Mrs. D. B. Adams Jr. home in Arlington court. In the receiving line will be Mrs. T. W. Blerkamp and class officers. Assisting hostesses are class members.
Rose Show Entry Blanks Available at Newspapers
Entry blanks for the Rose show to be held Tuesday at the Daniel Doone hotel may be obtained at The Gardle and Mall offices. It was announced yesterday by Mrs. Gwin Nicholson. Exhibitors are asked to secure entry tags at the newspaper offices and fill them before brits new jy Nowers the exhibition hit Y greilllating Handling of entries.
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Daniel Doone
Gardle
Mall
Gwin Nicholson
Newsparade
Jy Nowers
Local Residents Travel and Hospital Updates
Mr C A Boxley of Beauregard Street is a patient at Charleston General hospital. Manter James Harman has returned home to Belle. Mr and Mrs J R Humphrey of California visited South Charleston and left Friday for a motor trip to Washington New York Niagara Falls and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Boxley
Beauregard Street
Charleston General Hospital
Manter
James Harman
Sma McMillan Hospital
Belle
J. R. Humphrey
California
Btr
J. H. Humphrey
South Charleston
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Canadas
F. G. Bannerot
Edgewood
Pittsburgh, Pa
Roy Ball
Bownemont
Salvation Army
Evelyn Thoman
Sprint Hnl
Washington, . C
Miss Neal to Wed Druggist in July
The engagement of Miss Esta Neal to Mr Kenneth H Bowyer was announced at a South Charleston dinner party hosted by Mrs W J Goodwin and Mrs C W Spessard. Miss Neal, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Neal of Camden Gatley, has taught in South Charleston schools. Bowyer, son of Mr and Mrs John Bowyer of South Charleston, works with AV Johnson drug company. Guests included Miss Sue Craddock Miss Zell Cain Miss Oma Price Mrs Freda Schivender Mr John H Purse Mr A C Homestead Mr May Neal Mr Stanley G Cavendish Mr W J Goodwin and Mr C W Spessard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Neal
Kenneth H. Bowyer
W. J. Goodwin
C. W. Spessard
Miss Gentry Weds Mr C R Matthews in Hagerstown
Miss Charlotte La Verne Gentry daughter of R S Gentry of McClung Street and Ruftner Hollow and Charles Matthews of Easton Pennsylvania married April 28 in Hagerstown. Pastor J M Burkett officiated. Matthews attended Easton High School and Embleton School of Dance Arts. He works as an engineer for Maarten Steel in Easton. They will reside in Washington.
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R. S. Gentry
McClung Street
Ruftner Hollow
Charlotte LaVerne Gentry
Charles Matthews
Hagerstown
R. S. Mathews
Easton
J. M. Burkett
He Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Charleston High School
Embleton School of Dance Arts
J. E. Crouse
Lee Street
Easton High School
New York
Maarten Steel Corporation
Entertaining N D Q Club Hosts Hostesses
Mrs. Earl Canterbury and Miss Evelyn Shaw hosted the N D Q club at their Second avenue home on Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. H Kenneth Andrews, Mrs. Herschsel Hern, Mrs. William Hostetler, Mrs. Merle Willams, Mrs. Betty Sarver, Mrs. William Smith, Miss Lena Shamo, Miss Helga Warold, Miss Mabel Brinkley, Miss Verna Mae Saul, Miss Evelyn Shaw, Miss Margaret Young, Miss Velya Summers, Miss Emma Lou Hart, and Miss June Rollins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Canterbury
Evelyn Shaw
N. D. Q. Club
Second Avenue
H. Kenneth Andrews
Herschsel Hern
William Hostetler
Merle Willams
Betty Sarver
William ‘Smith
Lena Shamo
Helga Warold
Mabel Brinkley
Verna” Mae Saul
Margaret Young
Velya Summers
Emma Lou Hart
June Rollins
Rose Show Date Set By Five Man Committee
In 1835 the Rosa Society set a fixed date for the annual rose show based on a year of records, selecting May 24 as the target. A rainy May derailed plans, forcing postponement. Roanoke’s Dr. J Horace McFarland and Dr. T Allen Kirk were to judge, with out-of-town judges chosen to ensure impartiality and fair play amid gossip of favoritism and rushed blooms.
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E. . Withrow
Tiever
Lqat Fcat
Bisct Wciemly
GouDersetion
The
Rosa Society
Nature
T. Allen Kirk
Rose Society
Roanoke
J. Horace McFarland
LHD
American Rose Society
McFarland
Charleston
Kirk
Walter B. Clark
Faint
PB. Musser
Edgewood
Paint
Huntington
Huntington Garden Club
West Virginia Garden Club
Judges for Artistic Arrangements and Blue Ribbon Talk
A reader recalls judging disputes and entry quirks in art shows. The account notes ambiguity in rules, judges’ ambitions, and gardeners entering blooms to support the exhibit, highlighting a village debate on fair competition and helpful participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanes
Ater
Huntington School
Mad
Maica
Rose Society Quietly Plans New Show and Garden Optimism
A readers’ note details criticism of judges and officials in a garden show, claiming ribbons favor committee members while urging fair judging. Officials defend impartiality, promoting widespread entries from all community gardens. The piece mentions a potential municipal rose garden inspired by Huntington and notes the Rose Society’s upcoming annual meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel with Walter E. Clark presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fakre
Charleston
Huntington Parks
The
Rose Society
Daniel Boone
Walter. E.clark
J. B. Coghill
A. Wise
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Honor
Betty
Canova Bible
Spencer
Betty Joe Bisa
Robert Keadle
Marian Keadle
Fe Roche
Ade
Ice and Coal Co
Miss Neal
Miss Gentry
Mr. C.R. Matthews
New Jersey
Mrs. Matthews
Washington, N. Ow
Galperin’s
Claree Fortner
Galperin
Capitol St
Mason School Ballet
Jeanne Goodwin
Frank Kitchens
Claire de Lune
Mason School of Fine Arts
cituaJon
West Side Woman's Club
Blank
Blank Inekarsund
Collins and Collins
Collins
Rosenblatt ‘& Hunt
J. Mi ‘Mareddy Mansour
Ranluers
Evans
S Hardware Co
Dawson Auto
Nerr Eae
Rosenblatt & Hunt
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