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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1943
Page
2
Lois Leeds answers readers with fashion and beauty tips from 1943. In a radio era column she weighs heart themed accessories, scalp ointment use for hair care, foundation tips for dry skin, and flattering hat brims for different face shapes while urging daily letters to soldiers and wartime self care.
Merrill W. Dixon 24 of Trenton MJ and Virginia Mae Weal 23 of 114 Quarrier St filed for a marriage license yesterday at the county clerk’s office. Also noted are local residents visiting relatives and others recuperating from operations at area hospitals.
Mrs James Wenzman announces a day camp for Girl Scouts from June 14 to 18 on Simms Hill. Registration with Scout Leader, fee 30 cents. Camp director Miss Gertrude Gatens, general chair Mrs Shelby Turner. Lt Henry Escue, D. is back at Goldsboro after niece Mable Louise Eschie’s death. Frances Brooks elected president of College Hall dorm Marshall College for next year. she is a junior in teachers college. Mrs Kip Smith initiated into Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternity in Huntington. Carl Thompson promoted to sergeant in North Africa. Birthday party for George Franklin Griffith Jr. hosted by Mrs George Griffith.
Miss Mary Jane Jack of Bradford Street underwent an appendectomy at McMillan hospital. Mrs. Eugene Sampson and infant daughter Shirley Ann have returned to Hall Street from Mt. State Memorial hospital. Miss Helen Hanley leaves for Mannington after visiting Mrs. C. Warner and Mr. Warner of South Hangar Avenue. she has taught in Keystone. Jane Stewart of Staunton Avenue visits Fairmont for the weekend. Mr. Douglas Harnish of Clarksburg spends the weekend here. Mrs. Francia Lee Gold of Potosi, Missouri, is guest of Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson on Kanawha Boulevard. Miss Joanne Van Sant of Mayfield, Kentucky, arrives to visit Nancy Connell on Veazey Street. Nancy York, guest of Jean Stuart on Bridge Road, returns to Erie, Pennsylvania. Mrs. C. E. Craddock returns from Cincinnati after a several days’ visit. Jane Barksdale at Connecticut College arrives to spend the summer with her mother on Nancy Street. Mrs. C. R. Morgan returns from Casper, Wyoming, visiting Edward H. Tiley Jr. in Rupta City, South Dakota. en route, guest of her son and daughter-in-law Lt. and Mrs. C. Morgan Jr. in Rupta City. Mrs. L. Le Dennis and son Frederick of Lewisburg are guests of Mrs. Rollin Morris on Quartier. Mrs. John C. Beard and infant son leave Charleston General.
Today's events include the Med Cross surgical dressings group from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Vit-F13 Charleston High School with Ted Cross Volunteer Nurse Aide desk registration. Medical Arts Tide contact 241-614. William Morris chapter DAM hosts a p.m. gathering with Mrs. Harry Fennel at 733 Central Ave luncheon. Charleston Woman's club hosts M. Neely as guest for Huguenot society. officers to be elected for a three year term.
A buffet supper was hosted Thursday night at South Kanawha Avenue home by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Warner to honor graduating nurses from Mountain State hospital school of nursing. Attendees included Teresa Rown Edna Smith Wanks Callison Juanita Straughan Elizabeth Cole Frances Bell Louise Haga Thelma Pashion Mae Cot camp Gladys Cobb and Joma Work man.
The service usually held at y tm will move to Spring 1M cemetery with Rev W E Crane addressing. If rain, the gathering will be at Memorial church. Funds raised by the White House Correspondents Associates dinner were represented by Paul Wooton, Douglas B. Cornell, and McGraw-Hill and Times-Picayune in February.
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