Bar Association Endorses Circuit Clerk Malcolm A Bix
The Bar Association of Charleston endorses Circuit Clerk Malcolm A Bix for continuance in office. The resolution praises his non political tenure and urges his candidacy be supported. Bar members on the courthouse advisory committee are to study the building project to aid timely association action.
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Bar Association
Charleston
Malcolm A Bix
Hix
He County
Courthouse Citizens’ Advisory Committee
St Albans Church Activities and Local Notices
The St Albans News reports no preaching this evening at the Nitro Presbyterian Shurptly parish and notes a Young People's meeting at noon. Rev C L Nisbet and Mrs Nisbet attend Beaver College graduation for Dorothy May Nisbet who earns a bachelor of music. The Nisbet family plans to return Wednesday. Evangelist Rev L D Janey leads Church of Christ meetings through the week at 7:30 pm. Baptismal services are held today. First Baptist Ladies host a noon luncheon Tuesday for senior members, Junior Woman's Club picnic Monday at Miss Willie’s home. dues to be paid then. Attendees include Mrs Frey Mey and daughters, RL Martin and Marilyn May, Mrs H C Alderson, Miss Alderson, Arvil Alderson, and Mr and Mrs B H Jimison.
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Ruftner Lowman
Nitro Presbyterian Shurptly
Presbyterian Church
Yenal
C. L. Nisbet
L D. Janey
Church of Christ
First Baptist Church
Willie
First Presbyterian Church
George N. Burton
E. C. Caleara
Fred J. Ollom
George Stern
Eighth Avenue
H. G. Stanley
Stanley
College Hii
Vera Krebs
Kanawha Terrace
Mary Louise Hogg
Margaret Cowl
Helen Selbe
Sue Hagaman
Wilma Lander
Bess May
Marie Knight
Emma Wood
Frances Notter
Bradford Barr
Krebs
Mission
First
Baptist Church
Hobart Dunlap
Second
West Virginia page to national Daughters of the Confederacy event
Buckhannon Wesleyan College commencement honors Maxine May. First Baptist circle 1 hosted by Mrs. Robert Young with many attendees. General aid meeting held at Mr. Brace home. Daughters of the Confederacy chapter hosted a reception for Jefferson Davis birthday at Selbe home. Barbara Sattes named WV page for Tulsa convention. local chapter appoints Miss Lattes.
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Buckhannon
Wesleyan College
Maxine May
First Baptist Church
E. G C. Brace
Circle No. 1
W. H. Byrd
J. R. Reynolds
W. C. Vineyard
W. G. Heke
Charles Carnes
F. L. Howes
L. J. White
J. Crmmstrong
C. D. Hopkins
Alvin Thornton
Robert Young
D. O. Grogan
Ada Brace
R. L. Barnette
W. G. Wood
Ira Hedtick
A. R. Bryan
W. J. Green
Sarah McComas
A. T. Thacker
J. H. Greenlee
Daughters of the Confederacy
F. Selbe
Eighth. Avenue
Barbara Sattes
West Virginia
Tulsa
Oklo
Lattes
F. Herbert Sattes
St. Albans
George M. McDermit
Vacation trip for Standard Oil salesman John D. Stuart
John D. Stuart of Standard Oil promotions departs on two week vacation to Tale Washington in Putnam county to aid his father C. W. Stuart in lake project development. Amburson Dam says lake dam will soon store water from Big Hurricane Biff Estep and Henson creeks. Summer cottage applications may be filed at Mount Vernon Country Club. Stuart returns June 16.
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John D. Stuart
Standard Oil Company
Tale
The
Standard Company
Jefferson Davis talk features in local program
A program led by fer historian presented a talk on Jefferson Davis by Mrs. Q. G. Stutler followed by a musical segment performed by Miss Jean Johnson Miss Katherine Sutler Miss June Melton Miss Betty Lee Markham and Mr. George Bodie. Attendees included numerous local residents and families.
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Jefferson Davis
Q. G. Stutler
Jean Johnson
Katherine Sutler
June Melton
Betty Lee Markham
George Bodie
E. C. Colcord
George McDermit
L. P. Harvey
James Weimer
Elizabeth Snapp
Virginia Hageman
Welen Selbe
Barbara Sattes
Georgie Cnarter
Robert McDermit
Clerks convention planned at Rulmer Hotel West Virginia
Court clerks from across the state schedule their annual meeting at the Rulmer hotel with county and circuit clerks on the organizing committee. Highlights include welcome remarks by Mayor Dawson, addresses by state officials, a roundtable discussion, and a Friday session with officers to be elected. A canteen gift will follow the banquet.
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West Virginia
Circuit Clerks’ Association
Rulmer
Paul E. Wehble
M. H. Hix
Fred A. Ware
Cabell County
Eap S. Wolfe
Wood County
James Will Sprak
Dawson
Charlies B. Furbee
Harrison County
Landon T. Reynolds
Mercer Cirquit
84 High School Girls Hurt in Bus Crash
Seventeen of thirty four Claxton Georgia high school girls were injured when their bus returning from a New York tour crashed into a telephone pole five miles from Alexandria Virginia, overturning. None seriously hurt, several sustained cuts and shock. The remainder were provided accommodations at nearby lodgings. Seven injured were taken to Alexandria General Hospital. The driver said the steering gear jammed as the bus rounded a curve.
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Wastington
Claxton, Ga
New York
Alprandria
Sciences
Alexandria General Hospital
Story Tellers Plan Picnic For Glenswood Group
Members of the Glenswood Story Tellers group and their families will hold their annual picnic Friday night at the 4-H pool. Mozambique has claimed a permit is required to bring bees into the country.
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Glenswood Story Tellers Group
Mozambique
Insurance Agent Plunges to Death in Chicago
Coroner's jury ruled 72 year old Matthiew Owings an Equitable Life salesman committed death by own action while temporarily insane. He leaped from the 18th floor office, leaving two notes including one to his sister explaining his struggle. Owings had for 14 years sold life insurance totaling about 125000 a year and intended to leave his wife 12500 in benefits from his policies.
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Chicago
INS
Ife
Matthiew
Owings
Equitable Life Assurance Society of America
Summer YMCA Offers Four Month Facilities Plan
The Charleston YMCA announces a four month summer rate including gym, sun bath, cooling showers, and swims. Senior men pay $3, with Evan Harries as membership secretary. Boys 7 to 17 have full privileges for $2.50 during school vacations, plus swimming classes. The program includes handball, volleyball, badminton, and other doctor-approved activities.
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Charleston
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