Wilson Study Club Installs Officers
The Woodrow Wilson study club installed its new officers at a Tanen eon meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. R. A. Robertson's human West avenue. Officers are Mrs. B B. Arnett president Mrs, GC. Gentry vice president and Mrs. O. G. Sprouse secretary and treasurer. A program followed with two violin numbers by Miss Helen McMeans, accompanied by Miss Frances Robertson, a vocal solo by Mrs. Robertson, and two readings by Mrs. Edward F. Kuch. Guests were listed among local members and friends.
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Woodrow Wilson Study Club
R. A. Robertson
Helen McMeans
Frances Robertson
Robertson
Edward F. Kuch
O. G. Sprouse
McE. Donahoe
John W.W. Clark
Jer Marshall
B. Barnett
Thomas R. Horder
Oscar C Fields
J.C. Cobb
Griff Schilling
S K. Dison
W. R. Cox
E. H. Shelton
Edward Koch
Cecil Perdue
H. L. Burns
Bertha Barnes
Rob
Erizon
Auxiliary Holds Board Meeting at South Presbyterian
The auxiliary held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the church with H. B. Sutherland and Mrs. W. B. Woodrow presenting reports. A rose luncheon is planned for Wednesday June 24 with a committee including Miss Boss Barlow and George T. Martin. Members discussed attendance at the Southern Presbyterian synodical training school in Bluefield June 5 to 12.
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Mane
Sided
H. B. Sutherland
Woodrow
Boss Barlow
George T. Martin
F. K. Tusk
Chester E. Perkins
C. Thacker
Vernon Khal
Kay Jewelry Staff Honored at Dinner
Mr and Mrs S W Bloometers hosted a dinner at Wrens Nest to honor Kay Jewelry staff. Guests included Mrs B F Guthrie Mrs Walter Fisher jr Miss Elizabeth Johnson and several gentlemen. The Bloometers will depart tomorrow for California and Hawaii returning in August.
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S. W. Bloometers
Wren's Nest
Kay Jewelry Company
Les Femme Gallantes Host Swimming Party
Lea Femmes Gallantes held a swimming party Tuesday night at Rock Lake pool honoring Miss Susan McEldowney who departs tomorrow for Virginia Beach. Guests included Miss Peggy Alitt Miss Janet Daugherty Miss Rebekah Richardson Miss Mickey Spangler Miss Lorena Dobbins Miss Adene Keener Miss Glen Stewart Miss Imogene Dobbins Mr Edward Ellison Mr Thomas Moore Mr John Wade Mr Samuel Audin Mr Patrick Haley Mr Other Wright Mr Grave Trumbo Mr Lewis Drumheller and Mr Orville Arnett.
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Lea Femmes Gallantes
Rock Lake Pool
Susan McEldowney
Virginia Beach
Peggy Alitt
Janet Daugherty
Rebekah Richardson
Mickey Spangler
Lorena Dobbins
Adene Keener
Glen Stewart
Imogene Dobbins
Edward Ellison
Thomas Moore
John Wade
Samuel Audin
Patrick Haley
Other Wright
Grave Trumbo
Lewis Drumheller
Orville Arnett
Five Hostesses At Picnic And Hike At Mill Creek
Mrs J E Rucker and several named ladies hosted a Wednesday night picnic and hike at Mill Creek. Guests included Mrs Nelson Lake and Mrs Robert Price among other attendees from St Alban Portland and nearby communities.
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J. E. Rucker
Rancolpa, Anderson
Spencer Bivens
Emory V. Jordan
Robins
M.ll Creek
St. Alban
Som
Man of
Dorothy Arbaugh Bride of Forest Stutler in May Church
Miss Dorothy Arbaugh and Forest E. Stutler were wed at New Hope Baptist Church on May 2, with Rev. B G Duncan presiding. The ceremony was announced by Mrs Marshall Arbaugh of St Albans.
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Marshall Arbaugh
St. Albans
Dorothy Arbaugh
Forest EB. Stutler
Tornado
New Hope Baptist Church
B. G. Duncan
Cantleys Plan Reunion At Toney's Branch Home
The Cantley family reunion will take place Sunday June 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs James A Cantley at Toney's Branch. All relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Cantley
James A. Cantley
Toney
Personal Notes From South Charleston and Nearby Roams
Personal notes list Montgomery visitors Mrs James Shrewsbury and daughters Norma and Jean guests of Mrs Ellen Lloyd at South Charleston Victor Lloyd attends bankers convention in Seattle W ash J A Curry and Mrs Curry return to Akron Me from South Charleston Buckhannon mentions John F Hann home for summer from West Virginia Wesleyan Howard Arnett returns from Buckhannon for summer in Realica Beech Ave Mrs Walter Price returns from Mountain State Hospital E Glenn Spash to return from MIT Cape Cod trip Mrs M M Williamson sails to Cape Cod to visit daughter Madelyn Leachman Miss Irene Guth Ne of Wyoming St Dr Morgan Elimwood Ave a patient at McMillan Hospital Fred Singleton Green Dale Dr McMillan Hospital Mrs G W Fuller Berkeley St visiting son George E B Fuller in Washington Mildred Ripley returns from Welch to Dunbar Mr and Mrs Clarence Sigmond and Dorothy Sigmond back to Jeffersonville Ohio Stuart Horton returns to Wheeling from Ohio Ave home after visit to Jack Lawson Hello Mr Horton guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Horton of Ohio Avenue.
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Howard Arnett
Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan University
Realica
B. B. Arnett
Beech Avenue
Walter Price
Alethes Street
Mountain State Hospital
Fred
Singleton
Greendale Drive
McMillan Hospital
G. W. Fuller
Berkeley Street
George EB. Fuller
Washington
Charlottesville
Clarence Sigmond
Dorothy Sigmond
Jeffersonville, O
Jack Lawson
Stuart Horton
Charles Horton
Ohio Avenue
Wheeling
Knight Club Cabaret Dance Tonight at Crystal Ballroom
The Knights of Columbus Knight club sponsors a cabaret dance tonight at the Crystal Ballroom in the Kearsey building. The Colonels orchestra provides music from ten until one with a floor show. General manager is A. J. O'Ne. Committee chairs include C. Wo Moran and R. Wiesteiner. tickets by P. D. McMurrer. talent and publicity by Polley. decorations by Wie steiner.
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Knights of Columbus Knight Club
Crystal Ballroom
Kearsey Building
Colonels Orchestra
A. J. O'Ne
C. Wo Moran
P. D. McMurrer
My. ¢. . Polley
R. Wiesteiner
South Charleston Church Chair Will Hold Supper
The South Charleston First Presbyterian church chair will host a covered dish supper at 6:90 tonight at Major H J Hockin and Mrs Hockin s Forest avenue home for members and their husbands and wives. Mrs Hockins will be assisted by Mrs Roy H Arthur.
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South Charleston
First Presbyterian
H. J. Hockin
Alpha Tau Club Guests at Mr Hagerty Home
Mr Hagerty hosted the Alpha Tau club at his Hawthorne Drive residence on Wednesday night. Attendees included Mr John Hann Mr Jack Blake Mr Harold Halstead Mr Curtis Hanna Mr William Burris and Mr Harold Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hagerty
Alpha Tau Club
Hawthorne Drive
John Hann
Jack Blake
Harold Halstead
Curtis Hanna
William Burris
Harold Allen
Business Men's Luncheon Held by Woman's Club Host
The South Charleston Woman's Club hosted a business men's luncheon at the Madican hotel apartments with Miss Margie Caving and Miss Mildred Blartin among guests in a series planned at the club Wednesday in Baltimore.
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B. Robinson
South Charleston
Baltimore
Margie
Madican Hotel
Mildred Blartin
Farne
Dr G W Stewart to Speak at Epworth League
Dr G W Stewart of Morris Harvey college will address the Epworth League at Schift Episcopal church. Miss Mame ine Maddox and Miss Evelyn Wine ters will lead the program. Paul Horton has returned from fare to be held at eight o clock at the Shepherd Chapel Meth odist church night.
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Schift Episcopal Church
Mameine Maddox
Evelyn Wine Ters
GW. Stewart
Morris Harvey College
Paul Horton
Epworth League
Ohio Avenue
Mountain State Hospital
Shepherd Chapel
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