Junior Woman's Club Plans To Seat Officers At Dinner
The St. Albans Junior Woman's Club will host its annual dinner at Wren's Nest Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. New officers to be installed include president Mrs James R Pugh and vice president Mrs Morris Mechum. Several church and community groups are listed with meetings and events for the week.
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Junior Woman’s Club
Virginia W. Hall
St. Albans
Wren's Nest
A. A. Rockwell
James R. Pugh
Morris Mechum
J. R. Dahl
Roy Litton
Mary Comstock
Lee P
Keystone
National Honor Society
CP. Guice
Future Teachers of America
W. H. Wyatt
Henrietta Gray
N. L. Fisher
Garnette Gray
George McBrayer
T. H. Hickerson
C.H. Hawes
P. m
James Preston
R. C. O'Dell
Adrah Dent
FB. P. Knight
McDan Fraser
Coffman Bible
H. K. McGraw
Coal River Road
Evelyn Wallace
H. H. McDowell
Kanawha Terrace
Suzanne Rinck
Charles Feye
Daily Vacation Bible School
Gleara
Paul Halstead
Lee St
Fidelis Bible
Ralph Potts
The
Baptist New
Christian Education Convention of the
Texas Valley Assoce
Mt. Vernon
Jean Randolph
Christian Education
First Presbyterian News
First Presbyterian Church
Dennis Vaughar
GC. McDermit
E. C. Colcord
Owen Bullington
George Hoge
Alice MacKeny
J. D. Treanor
Paul Saunders
Lee Hammel
Carole
Lanah- Na Nelson
James
Catholic Woman's League of
St. Peter’s Methodist Church
Ordnance Park
Roadside Park
WCTU
iMrs
R. E. Sheen
West Midland
Trek
Florence Hawes
K. P. Counts
Gilby Bryan
Woman's Missionary Society
Highlawn Baptist Church
Gilbert Mellon
Claude Trowbridge
B. M. Wells
Jefferson District Farm Woman's Club
B. H. Morris
John Henson
Roy Bird Cook
West Virginia
Tri-City
Road Side Park
John
Don Gay
West Virginia University
Curtis St
Carmine
Castle Monastery
Morgantown
Charleston
John Gay
Chanute Field
Air
Sulphur
Okta
D. Brown
Herbert J. Thomas Hospital
J Curtis St
Humphreys Memorial Methodist
S. A. F. Wagner
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mabel Bader
Frank Stasch
G. M. Robinson
R. Q. Phillips
Birs
Jones
M. L. Hickman
W. Z. Rowan
Jack Pile
H. , Johnson
Caroline Raines
Pioneer Woman's Club of
Dunbar
Browning Yates
23Rd St
Frank B. Snyder, Jr
Phares E. Reeder
Capitol District
Genevieve Bitbee
Pioneer Woman's Club
W. R. Hoblitzell
Harry Hofmann
Ernest Koster
Loraine Corbin
George P. Stater
Dunbar Builds New Woman's Club House Aimed at September
Ground will be broken Tuesday for two new Woman's Club houses at 14th and Obie Streets Dunbar. Plans by C C Jones foresee completion within 90 days. New officers from Humphrey's Memorial Church and Kanawha Presbytery events fill the week with meetings and installations across local clubs and societies.
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Watch Ha
Co. W. Maus, Jr
Lloyd C. Auer
First Presbyterian Church of
Dunbar
Massaneta Springs
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Kanawha
Rose Garden Club
L. A. Jarrett
Kanawha Av
Paul B. Jones
A. C. Downing
C. E. House‘holder
George Rader
Local Family News Highlights and Birth Notices
The document lists family updates including a nephew John M. Nichols of Charleston visiting from UNC Chapel Hill this weekend. Dr and Mrs John W Carpenter will travel to Clinton DC for a visit and a school reunion. Charles Lucas ITI plans to enter Morris Harvey College to study business administration. Mr and Mrs James Bader of Groescup Ay announce a son born this past week at Thomas Memorial Hospital.
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John M. Nichols
Charleston
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N.C
John W. Carpenter
Tommorrow
Clinton
D. C
Charles Lucas
ITI
Morris Harvey College
James Bader
Groescup
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Ex-Convict Held In Mail Thefts
In Cleveland a 16day manhunt ended with the arrest of an ex convict for mail theft. Edward F. Wimmer, 31, allegedly stole 500 letters including 10 checks worth 456 dollars. Master keys opened 1800 storage boxes and more than 600 carrier relay boxes. Wimmer served four years for check forgery. The case involved a Lions Club dinner meeting at the Monarch Cafe with Krisher presiding.
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Cleveland
Edward F. Wimmer
Lions Club
Monarch Cafe
Don
Krisher
Wimmer
Ohio Penitentiary
Jet F-6A Swept-Wing Flight Test Successful
Edwards Air Force Base announced the F-6A swept-wing fighter completed its first flight test lasting one hour. The aircraft, described as an 800 mile per hour class fighter, was flown to Edwards after taxi tests at Republic Aviation Plant Farmingdale New York for further service testing.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Mmuroc
Cal
Pune
Air Force
Republic Aviation
Farmingdale
N. Y
Cottrell Attends AICE Regional Meeting in Massachusetts
Bernard J. Cottrell of St. Albans a Carbide and Carbon engineer joined 500 attendees at the four day regional AICE conference in Syarmpscott Massachusetts from May 24 to May 31. He took part in technical discussions on latest chemical engineering advances and plant tours highlighted the exchange of industrial know how driving American growth. Vary hot cheese biscuits with ham offer a simple serving suggestion to use with packaged mix.
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Bernard Cottrell
AICE
Bernard J. Cottrell
Holly St. St. Albans
Carbide
Acbon
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Syarmpscott
Mass
Cottrell
Massachusetts
Doctors Report Finger-Surgery For Heart Ills
A London medical team reports a finger used in mitral stenosis repair offering new hope for rheumatic heart disease. Seven successful operations at Guy's Hospital are described in the British Medical Journal, with praised technique and strong recoveries, including a 23 year old patient who improved from short walks to stairs and housework.
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London
British Medical Journal
British Medical Assoc
Charles Beker
RB. C.brock
Maurice Cambell
Guy's Hospital
Brock
Britain
The
Medical Journal
Philadelphia
Ex-Convict Healthy Year After Perilous Leukemia Experiment
For a year Louis Boy, a 51 year old ex convict pardoned by Gov Dewey, remains in good health after taking part in a blood exchange with eight year old Marcia Slater of Ossining in a bid to treat leukemia. The procedure involved four days of alternating bleedings and transfusions with the girl dying later. Doctors say he did not contract leukemia and he will not need further checkups.
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New York
Louis
Marcia Slater
Ossining
Marcia
Sing Sing
Boy
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Lana
Jeweler Guay Says He Was Tool in Canada Plane Plot
Quebec jeweler J Albert Guay awaiting execution for his wife’s murder in a 1942 plane bombing that killed 22. He now says he was a pawn in a larger plot and asks for a stay to reveal the full story of the time bomb aboard a Canadian Pacific Airlines plane last September.
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Quebec
Que
INS
J. Albert Guay
Guay
Raging Forest Fires Sweep Oregon and Washington
Forest fires have scorched over 4,000 acres across Oregon and southwest Washington. The Klamath Indian Reservation lost about 1,000 acres as families were forced from their homes and timberlands burned. Fire crews contained several blazes as winds weakened.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Klamath
Little Fall Creek
Hugene
Nun Electrocution Declared Accident in Chicago Inquest
A coroner's jury ruled the electrocution of Mother Superior Sister Lucille Pellizzer at St Philip Benizi Church convent an accident. She died during a violent thunderstorm that drenched Chicago with heavy rain and flooded a basement where she checked a refrigerator. Sister Raphael testified Pellizzer was found immersed in water minutes after entering the flooded area.
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Chicago
Lucille Pellizzer
St. Philip’ Benizi Church
Raphael
Mother Pellizzer
Curious Tot Delays Boston Maine Train At Portland Scene
A 22 month old boy named Robert Craig stood barefoot in the Pine Tree Limited tracks causing the Boston and Maine line to halt near Wootfords. Engineer Daniel Coney and a second train stopped safely as police arrived. The boy’s parents revealed a brief sequence involving a faulty refrigerator handle and electric shock to the mother. Funeral plans were announced for a Tuesday service at St Benedict's Cemetery Blues.
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Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bangor
Wootfords
Daniel Coney
Robert Craig
Caney
Charles Craig
Figerator
Mother Pellitter
St. Benedict's Cemetery
Blues
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