Garden Division Flower Show Highlights At Local Clubhouse
The Garden division of the Montgomery Woman's Club held its first annual flower show at the clubhouses on Thursday. Judges were Mrs. J. R. Thomas and Mrs. Robert Spilman of Charleston. Notable visitors included Mrs. Kemble-White of Clarksburg, president of the West Virginia Garden Club, and Mrs. Brooks Fleming Jr. of Pairmont, federation executive secretary. Entries came from Glen Ferris, Oak Hill, Payetteville, Fallsview, and Montgomery. Awards span numerous classes with numerous winners and honorable mentions, including arrangements, roses, vases, and luncheon-table displays supervised by multiple club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Woman’s Club
R. Thomas
Noalwards
K. Ditmar
Tyre
Do. C, Smallridge
Fred Perkins
Ifier
D. C. Smallridge
W. D. Simmons
R. ¥. Kelly
Wood
T. A. Fhird
Charlea Goddard
BF. Wood
Hy Beckleheimer
George Nowland
Charles “Goddard
A Champe
Ehirst
B. Stacey
Mary Bridget Montgomery
Ares
F. Newton
Mira
Shaffer
D. Gcenieiane
Tray Gardetti
Don‘na Régier
Ralph Hogshead
Ida Hogshead
Shatter
Thomas
Wsennings
B. PB. Wood
Simmons
Benefit Bridge Series Announced by Legion Post 1
American Legion Post 1 at Armor Park school announced the second in a series of bene fit bridge events to be held Friday June 9. Mrs H W D Lantermann led arrangements and reservations. Delegates to the district convention were named for Richwood on June 9 and J P Kinsey was ordered to Fogasontas county to join the reforestation army. The post reported 77 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eth
Oharleston
American Legion
Armor Park School
H. Wd. Lantermann
R. Te Ergent
Lovinia Memi
Han
Ralph Harless
Bible Class Picnic Entertains Members at Church Center
Bible class of a local Methodist Episcopal church entertained with a Friday picnic. Mrs. Miles White was elected vice president and Ralph McCauley Cowan a secretary. Attendees included Rev Westfall, Mr and Mrs Braddey Arnett, Mr and Mrs M G Wills, Mrs Alen Brown, Mr and Mrs Ralph McCauley, Mrs Neva Westfall, Miss Gladya Compton, Miss Edith Landacre, Miss Hazel Stinnett, Miss Ada Butcher, Mrs Hugh Hamrie, and Max Gundisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Gpury Methodist Episcopel Church
Miles White
Ralph McCauley Cowan
Secreet
Jm, Westfall
Gladya Compton
Edith Landacre
Hazel Stinnett
Ada Butcher
Hugh Ham‘rie
Max “Gundisch
Mrs Leonard Cox Honored at Levi Party Seasoned guests attend event
Mrs Leonard Cox was guest of honor at a Thursday evening party in Levi. A long list of attendees included Mrs Fred O Daniel s Mrs Dr Hammons and other local ladies. Refreshments were served by Mrs Fred O Daniel s with help from Mrs Nine Price and Mrs Estelle Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Cox
Levi
Fred O'Daniels
Dr. Hammons
F. M. Haderman
Henry Hages
Nina Price
Charles Hagey
Charlotte Winfreo
John Dooley
Dewey Ledagme
Neil Hammons
A. Ll. Fleck
B. E. Belcher
Grace Newman
Joe Huper
Helen Dowell
Freda Newman
Wiliam Hughes
Jeffe Mize
James Youell
B. FL Youell
Thelma Hagerman
Dave Anderson
G. I. Ferrell
Jor Hinkle
Dewey Woodnll
John Harvark
Mary ,Herrack
Alfred Wilson
Business and Professional Women's Club to Meet in June
The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Monday evening June 12 at the Capitol Inn. Dinner is at 6 30. Discussion covers Century of Progress exposition and the bicentennial meeting in Chicago July 15. Delegates to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Capitol Inn
Business and Professional Women's Club
Chicago
Bible School To Open Monday At Second Avenue Church
The First Presbyterian Church on Second Avenue in South Charleston will open its annual summer vacation Bible school Monday morning for children ages three to thirteen. Classes run 9 to 11:30 a.m. for two weeks, ending with a Friday program and certificates. Rev. FM Ryburn will be principal with a long list of teachers, free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Second Avenue
South Charleston
Bastion
Fm, Ryburn
C. A. Blaine
Charlotte Uinks
June Ness
Mary Browning
Clara M. Smith
Frances Irona
H. E. McGregor
M. BR. Blaine
N. McNerny
Roy H. Arthur
Audrey Thomas
H. B. Rutherland
Anola Bowyer
Hlesnor Chenowith
W. W. Mowry
Helen Miller
Edith Dehninant
W. J. Thomas
BM. Ryburn
Francis Brown
George Brown
Charles Blaine
Dance at Shelton Delores Bovine Ind Prankis Prankis
Dance at Shelton Delores Bovine Ind Prankis featured novelty song and dance program Friday evening at Devs ic child Shelter for the entertainment of the children. Mrs EB Koehn and Mrs C BR Bovine were accompanists. Ge Myers and Mrs Myers of Norfolk will arrive in Charleston Monday from Chicago after Riney attended graduation at North Western University. Their daughter Ela Myers was in the graduating class. Mr and Mrs Myers and their daughter will visit Mrs Jamison Floyd and Mrs Lala Chine at their Hubbard home. The Kanawha City Presbyterian church men’s class will hold an open rally at 9:48 this morning in connection with Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Bovine
Prankis
Koshne
Devs
iCnild Shelter
Mra
EB. Koehn
Mra. C
A . Ge Myers
Myers
Norfolk
Var
Charleston
Chicago
Riney
Northaiveatern University
Ela Myers
Jamizon Floyd
Lala Chinelacimat
Hubbard Xad i
Kanawha City Presbyterian Church
Marriage of Wilma Murphy to Herbert Pauline in Catlettsburg
Mrs. K. G. Withrow of Sunset Drive announced her daughter Miss Wilma Murphy to Mr Herbert E. Pauline. The ceremony occurred April 1 in Catlettsburg Kentucky. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs J. C. Pauline of South Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Withrow
Sunset Drive
Wilma Murphy
Herbert E. Pauline
Catlettsburg, Ky
J. C. Pauline
South Hills
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Montgomery
Legion
WR. Mohler Sweet
Edith M. Sweet
St. Albans
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Bible School
Bertie Cantley
Hale ST
Stylax Ig Claver
Almont
Capitol
Frere
Zenda Sheps
Lee Street
Bride
Quarrier and
McFarland
Quarrier Street
Galperin
Westinghouse Appliances
Capitol St
Shelton
Drs. Collins & Collins
Optometrists
W. Ve
Salt Sulphur Springs, Inc
Salt Sulphur
Monroe County
W. Va
Lewisburg
Raymond’s
West Virginia
Capitol Street
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