Charleston Society And Clubs Luncheon At Edgewood Drive
Charleston society and clubs gathered for a luncheon Friday afternoon at Mrs George Couchs Edgewood Drive home. Guests were served at small terrace and garden tables with many members from local families and society circles attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret's Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
George
A Bliss McCrum
Wire
John G. Morrison, Jr
Milas Bese McKoban
Guextewate
Arthur Payton
G. Ho Barkadale
Mra
J. N. Compton
Lovell Gravatt
Fillam
FB. Johnson
G. T. ‘Thayer
Jor&m Moore
D. W. Wext
Louis Rowan
EH. Laird
Claveneé Cavell
Marry ‘ T Embleton
M. T. Chandler
Tennyson Embleton
T. Brooke
Charles Ohiey
J. D. Altier
Silas W. Pickering
Dickistein
Wiarn EL. Chilton
Anniversary Celebrations Highlight Watts Street Party
Mrs. Fred Gillisple was honored at a surprise birthday party on Watts street Thursday evening hosted by Mrs. G M Jones with many guests including Mrs. LeRoy Swinburn and Mrs. John High. Also, a South Hills bridge club gathering at the Newcomer home featured Mr. and Mrs. S B Price and others. Banawhe Valley Daughters of the American Revolution plan a punch luncheon at Charleston Woman's Club Tuesday at one. Reservations with Mrs. BARB Woollot or Mr. Victor Enopp.
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Edgington
Bills Edgington
Charleston Street
HSE
Virginia Marshall
Mise Mitch ‘Ashley
Misa Macel Wilkinson
Virginia Thompson
Hetty Nahors
Mickey Lawson
Irene Walker
Janet Walker
Letha Matheney
Gloria Boley
Denid Walker
Margaret Brown
Lucille Mantes
Carl Smithers
Haywood Mangus
Hubert Davis
Carl Brenneman
John Maller
Harry Thompson
Dana Jarrett
Air
Harry Taylor
Peter Dawson
Richard Branham
James Pennington
Kemp Morton
Harry Straser
B. Saunders
Paul Carter
Thomas Hearn
A. R Johnson
Mire
Charles Cupit
Misa Mary Stelle
Charles Fisher
Wilmer Price
H. P. Musser
A. O. Lee
W. H. Hover
Misa Ruth Cupit
James W. Moseley
Kathryn Moseley
Frances Hearn
Barbarita Pitzer
Eugene Watson
Thurles Lee
Fred Gillisple
Watts Street
G. M. Jones
LeRoy Swinburn
John High
Charles King
Fred Tully
L. E. Walker
Bert Raines
Odie Evans
Florente Reed
Esther Bergman
G. Murphy
David Pink
Doyle P. Newcomer
Pridge Club
South Hills
B. Price
Jackson
T. &. Lewis
Ellis King
Ira. T. Newcomer
Newcomer
Banawhe Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charleston
Booth Charleston Pitst
C. J. Crandall
H. Be, McGregor
Howard BM
Livezey
H.5. Rutherlant
George A. Bro Scott
J. W. Burnette
T. McLelan
Cali-T. Older
C. Miossey
M. G. Damm
Widge
Rosemont Avenue
South Charleston
Ferelup
L.C. Via
C. 8. Bodimer
John
Filbert
C. ©. Bartlett
W. B. Deval
Paul J. Alspough
Ottis Pullum
J. F. MacMllon
C. J. Clarken
Ninth Avenue
Louise Carper
Guild Benefit at Matthew's Episcopal Church Event
Guild benefit held at Matthew's Episcopal Church with attendees including Carey Siva Holmes and Mrs. L. B. Pabington among many others. Kanawha Presbyterian Girl Scout troop hosted a picnic and swimming party at the Pour-E pool near Dunbar with a long list of participants.
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Matthew's Episcopal Church
South Bits
C. F. Carey
Siva
Te Holmvns
Mra. L
Pabuington
J. C. Despontin
C. F. Ray
Charles Whing
Emory Jordon
G. N. Belcher
Ellis Sing
M. Jackson
C. W. Neale
Doyle Newcomer
P. Jotlex
A. W. Brendt
Robert Watt
Dunbar
Katherin Ciperton
Frances Hetson
Betty Pool
Betty Byrd
Ruth Byrd
Ann Shank~itn
Barbera Mohler
Betty Burton
Kitty, Zeken
Mery Reed
Virginia Bopbltt
Foggy Davis
Mary Wilson Carver
Jane White
Community Activities Elect Higginbotham President
June Higginbotham was elected president of the Junior girls class at Darington Methodist Ep1scopal Sabbath School in South Charleston. Officers named were Mildred Bell as vice president Mildred White as secretary and Josephina Monin as treasurer. A bake sale was planned for Saturday at the McChung and Morgan store on Seventh Avenue. The class teacher Mrs Robert Baber will lead the bake sale with a list of attendees including Evelyn Maddox June Higginbotham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Higginbotham
Darington Methodist
Epiaconal Sabbath School of
South Charleston
Evelyn Maddox
Bayenth Avenue
Mildred Bell
Mildred White
Josephina Monin
McChung and Morgan Company
Seventh Avenue
Robert Baber
Maddy's Beauty Shop Opens New Ground Floor Site
Maddy's Beauty Shop moves to a new location on the ground floor of Medical Arts Moore Building 1021 a Quartier, offering specials on permanents and other beauty services with phone contact 24-275.
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Maddy
Medical Arts
Moore
Pattern Book and Wardrobe Patterns From Anne Adams
Odd fragment from Gazette pattern department advertises Pattern 3518 for sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with 2 18 yards of 38 inch fabric and 15 cents price. Mentions summer catalog including dresses sweaters and junior styles and catalog two together 25 cents. Includes notices of social events and local visits in Charleston and South Charleston with various names and places.
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Anne Adams
Gazette Pattern Department
New York City
Charleston social notes travel to Point Pleasexit
Personal notices list Miss Daley Mae Miller Miss Catherine Stahlmann and Miss Eloise Pearson of Charleston Miss Mancy Hogg hostesses Friday at Point Pleasexit with Mrs R A Hievarick and Miss Rest Hamtick visiting New York City Also mentions AL H Plottier travel Sameron Tailisny Lerence and Margaret Gonnel student at Salem Winston college Wilmington NC
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Daley Mae Miller
Catherine Stahlmann
Charleston
Eloise Pearson
St. Albans
Point Pleasexit
Mancy Hogg
R. A. Hievarick
Rest Hamtick
New Fork City
Fate of Kanawha Project in Doubt
Washington June 2 early action by the house rivers and harbors committee is expected on a proposed amendment to the omnibus rivers and harbors bill removing the Kanawha river improvement project. Opponents Parsons and Dies argue the work is unnecessary now and could harm coal shipments. West Virginia representatives Joe L. Smith and George Johnson plan to press to overcome the opposition while party dynamics loom. In Raleigh North Carolina an ambitious artist’s 40 by 18 foot ape sign for a motion picture was pulled after mothers said it frightened children.
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Washington
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
West Virginia
Parsons
Kanawha Valley
Improvement Association
Parsons and Dies
West
Joe L. Smith
George Johnson
House
Moley Describes New Deal Leader as Practical Policy Expert
In an interview for May Good Housekeeping, Raymond Moley, soon to write for The Gazette, is profiled as Roosevelt's assistant in government policy. Miss Davis portrays him as a sharp, human scientific thinker who opts for immediate reform over rhetoric, stressing his calm, practical approach to war debts, tariffs, and banking foundations.
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Raymond Moley
The
Gazette
Maxine Davis
Good Housekeeping
Roosevelt
Miss Davis
Doctor Moley
Dr. Moley
Rogard
Raymond Motley
United States
Contract for Repeal Ballots Award Today
Circuit Clerk M H Hix and Bal lot Commissioners V B Black and J Co Callison are to set the contract for printing 103 710 ballots for Kanawha county prohibition election on June 27. Ballots will explain that voting For Ratification removes the repeal and voting Against Ratification keeps the amendment.
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Circuit
M. H. Hix
Baliot Commissioness V. &. Black and J. Co. Callison
Kanawhs County
Beer Lifts Hotels Revenue Across Regions
Special to The Gazette reports beer sales boosted hotel earnings by 200 to 300 percent, mainly in New York and the East. George Wartman of New York, supervising manager of the American Hotel Association, announced the rise at the Southern Hotels Association’s three day session in White Sulphur Springs. Wartman and others warned against speak easy competition while noting beer’s impact on appetite, table time, and furnishings savings, with state meetings planned to address the eighteenth amendment.
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Association
Thomas’ Bd, Green
New York
American “Hotel Asso‘iation
Leonard Thomson
Florida Hotel Association
Mr. Wartman
Ralph Hitz
Hotel
New Yorker
Book-Cadillac
Detroit
Mich
Americas
John Lovell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennesse Hotel Association
Wartman
Berry
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Frank A. E. Beland
General Counel
American Hotel Association
Travel trends push southern history as a draw
Ernest N. Smith of Washington and Dr G of the American Automobile Association urge hotel operators to market the South as a travel magnet. They cite evolving travel habits toward slower, more meaningful journeys and highlight steamship lines and historic sites like White Sulphur Springs as keys to boosting business through regional heritage.
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Ernest N. Smith
Washington
DR. G
American Automobile Associat
Smith
South
Bea
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