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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1933

Page

17

Camp Ann Bailey Opens July Ninth For Girl Scouts

The Girl Scout council chaired by Mrs C C Dickinson met at Osel Scout HQ to finalize plans for Camp Ann Bailey near the Greenbrier River by Lewisburg. The sixth year camp runs in late June to early July with units based on age, offering crafts, storytelling, dramatics, singing, folk dancing, swimming, outdoor fire building, and trail cookery. Lead staff include Charlotte Webb, Miss Stetle Dyer, and Miss Frances Davis, all trained at Edith Macy and regional camps. crews cover younger and older girls with specialized activities.

Girl Scout Council CC. Dickinson Osel Ann Bailey Greenbrier Lewisburg Never-never-land Peter Puna Nante Ter Pons Peter Teadera Charlotte Webb Jong Experience Toledo Ohio Wesociation WML Pe Edith Macy Briarcliff Manor New York Kentucky University of Toledo Webbste Stetle Dyer Columbus Frances Davis Welch Dyer Onto State University Davis Randolph-Macon College Merry Men Glenters Gerling Ax Robin Hood Goollog Gump Colorado Springs Toledo, Ohio University of

Girl Scout Leaders Lead Camp Plans for 1940s

Graduates Michigan assist Miss Gosling and Pauline Williams, president of Chavigston Girl Scout leaders association, plus Lincoln school teachers and regional training staff. Thornburg and Catherine Thornburg head Highlanders troop with Maude Graham and Margaret Wehrle. others include Graham, Wehrle, Williams, Byrd, Chapman, and Heflin in various camp roles. Troop Zero to stage an unusual camp rally at Piet Presbyterian church from 8 to 7 Thursday to recruit Camp Anne Bailey memberships and showcase camp activities.

Michigan Gosling Pauline Wiliams Chavigston Girl Scout Leaders Association Lincoln School Misa Wilts Ann Bailey Kencock Elle Thomas Troy Ohio Mery Men Evanseliors Akron Oho Thornburg I5 Leider Scotch Highlanders Catherine Thornburg Fairview School Thornburg Mount Holyoke Cote Eutietala Ghouts Troop Zero Piet Presbyterian Church Scotts Anne Bitley Betty Rufe Plaof Camp Ife Arline Zelty Milas Betty Stern Girl Scout Leadaunrtera

Woodrum Home Outfitting Company Feature Tour

A Woodrum catalog note highlights an in store tour with new china and glassware selections. The piece promotes a 93.85 breakfast net and a Therma-Forcelals cooking chins line plus random kitchen items. It touts Randy Thins as a time and fuel saver with a breakage guarantee against cold damage.

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Elite Laundry Company Promises Careful Laundering

The notice advertises Elite Laundry Company offering expert fabric care. It highlights knowledge of fabrics, careful laundering, and returning items in proper place with pressed shoulders sleeves and trousers. Summer suits stay creased and crisp longer when laundered there.

Recital By Schultze Pupils At Washington Street Studio

Students of Prof. Henri Schultze presented a recital at the Washington Street studio in the evening. The program featured Miss Charlotte Aaron Miss Jane Hutchinson Miss Hacklett Morowits Miss Adda Jean Hamer and other graduates with future plans for a June 12 W. C. A. recital.

Henri Schultze Shp Scudio Washington Street Charlotte Aaron Jane Hutchinson Hacklett Morowits Adda Jean Hamer Mary Prances Snyder Letha Thompson Margaret White Marion Walder Gertrude Simon Evelyn Simon Virginia Alda Margaret Mearns Rush Johnson Howard Lowe Robert Rude

Electrolux Refrigerator Offered For 30 Cents A Month

A West Virginia Heating and Plumbing Company ad touts an air cooled Electrolux refrigerator with no water needs and silent operation. It features a flame powered mechanism replacing meters, two temperature units, semi automatic defrosting, extra top space, and a temperature regulator. Call or visit at Hale Street to learn more.

West Virelni Heating and Plumbing Company Hale Street

Varian Grocery Company an evocative local ad feature

Varian Grocery Company promotes itself as a modern up to date store offering well known brands, fresh fruits and vegetables, a meat and poultry department, and a home owned friendly shopping environment. The ad highlights convenience and novelty items while inviting customers to enjoy bargains and new ideas.

Varan Varian’s Ament Varlan’s Mab Cees Varinn's

Barker Bakery German rye bread and rye sticks for beer sandwiches

Barker Bakery offers a new German rye bread and rye sticks to pair with beer. The writer praises the bread as delicious with cheese or meats and notes cheese bread makes a tasty sandwich. Available at Barker Bakery.

Wasssen Lere Barker Bakery Barker Burker Bakery

Society Notes From Charleston Area Gatherings

Charleston social scene features visiting guests from Columbus and Cincinnati, bridge games hosted at homes on South Hills and Garden Street, and exhibitions of watercolors by Mrs. Willa Graver. Theater invitations, Sunday matinee planned under Miss Sara Spencer, plus numerous returns and travels among local families.

Sara Spencer Children's Theater Sybieh Dorothy Bowne Smith Cherrie Milani Whitesvile R. C. Jarrell Fridsy South Charleston Bloise Hanns White Sulephur Springs Mrs. I. By Hills Dixie Street

Court of Awards Held by Scouts Camp Theme

A Girl Scouts Court of Awards with a camp theme met on a Saturday afternoon. The program featured singing, talks on camp, and a formal badge presentation by troop readers. Scouts Mary Virginia Hill, Emma Lu McCormick, and Virginia Burnett represented three troops, with numerous named award recipients across Troops 3 4 6 7 14 16 and 17 for scholarships health awards and badges.

Bogewoog W. E. Qhilton Girl Scout Council Mary Virginia Hill Merry Men Emma Lu McCormick Peter Pans Virginia Burnett Scotch Highlanders Cnild Avis Eggleton Betty Sten Betty Rufe Fogcy Davis Katharine Caperton Ann Shanklin Mary Floyd Hiestt Ann Truslow Elizabeth Mindleton Jane Delaney Elisabeth Middleton Mary Floyd Hientt Mary Frances Henson Doris Cheeseman Elizabeth Middleton Troop 7 Mary Virginia Hil Princes Meanor Mary Virginian Hull Mary Virginia Ail Frances Meanor Ann Snag Mary Virginianil Frances Mesner Ann Stubblefield Wilda Hall Ann Mortimer Virginia Enicks Genevieve Carper Barbara Exile Eloise Guthrie Ruth Lynns Barbara Exting Louise Musser Elolee Guih- Tie Loukst Musser Lowise Musser Irma Morris Anna Belle Slack Madeline Morris Lila Fay Rose Porothy Martin Mery Keeney Katherine Hale Betty Jean Fenix Yvonne Davis Elsie Mitchell Jacqueline Hicks Lila Faye Rose Mackl Lyons Martha McClure Margaret Ann Parsons Mary Keeney Louise Slack Sadie Bella Lemon Anna Belle Stack Kathleen Wiliams Hetty Jean Penix Kathleen Williams Dorothy Lee Martin Troop 16 Virginia Craft Ruth Tisdale Lucy Bell Shaw Jane Selbe Beverly Dyxon Mary Morrison Beverly Dykes Mary Margaret Hodge Virginian Craft Ann Reese Gilikin Carolyn Hoover Virginia Graft Mary Lois Blaine Ruth Tiedate Ann Reens GiMkin Wanda Coyner Doris Huling Mary Lou Blaine Huth Tisdale Ann Reese Gillikin Paris Huling Doris Buling Allverster Mary Bou Binine Ruth Thsdale Jane Aelbe Wanda Cayner Virginia Duep Bell Shaw Mary Alice Sinclair Roup Mary Ies

Troop Roles and Honors in Local Scouting Units

A fragment lists members and roles across Troops 18 19 23 and 30 including nurses father aides health assistants and various badges or stripes. Names such as Lorraine Hayes Elizabeth Burdette Frances Ryder Delphia Reynolds Mildred Sharp Winifred Belcher and Sallie Lodge appear with assignments like observer nurse first aide and silver or gold attendance stars.

Frances Ryder Virginia Bradley Mildred Sharp Delphia Reynolds Gonstance Adisins Behn Hanna Winifred Belcher Adan Mead Lawson Margaret Barton Mary Ankeney Marsena Ankeney Martha Lawson Mary Truslow Mamie Peyton Gladys Warnat Mary Pybcook Gladys Varnar Anna Mead Lawson Pa Hanne Annette Thayer Marie Peyton Mary Pyle Mary Trulow Anne Mead Lawson Mary ‘Truslow Winifrea Belcher Mary Smikeney Mitsena Ankeney Sallie Lodge Emma Lou McCormicl

Daughters Marriage Announced By Parents

The Rev J and Mrs Hartman of Marmet announce the marriage of Myrtle Lucile Hartman to H Ralph Wise of South Charleston. The ceremony led by Rev H A Jacks occurred Thursday June 1 at the bride’s home. Attending guests included local residents and family members.

J. &. Hartman Neal Rita and Helen Reiley Louise Sullivan Miles Jonn and Wiee Ella Hadmen H. V. Wise Clyde Richards Clark Wood Clarence Coleman O. C. ‘Leavena

Wedding Held At Bride's Home in Charleston Area

Miss Eloise Ryndley and Mr Ed Mund Le Leonhart Jr wed yesterday at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev C McBay Sarock officiated. Organist was William Hundley. bride wore white silk, orchids in her bouquet. Grace Newcomer was maid of honor. John Moore served as best man. Le Leonhart owns the Flower Shoppe on Quarrier Street. Grace Brown is recovering from an operation.

Katherine Ayres Payetteville R. H. Meador Charlestor Covington Joseph Eskridge Burlew G. B. Burdette Noyes Burlew Clarence Bi. Buredette, Jr Gen. Burlew Bummins Kanawha Lake Caytor N.Y Charleston Eloise Ryndley Edmund le Leonhart, Jr Mire Howard Hundley Oakwood Drive South Bills C. McBay Sarock Randolph Street, Baptist Church Palma Ferns Lloyd Ayer Columbhng William Hundley Lohengrin Mies Grace Newcomer Gandy Low Rosea John ‘T Moore Wea Leonihart Leonhart Charleston High Reboot Lrontsart HG. Leonhart Columbia Boulvard Wan Charleston High School Ohio University Athens West Virginia University Leis Delta Kappa Pay Leanhart Quarrier Street

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