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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

4

Cogan Installed Regent at Kanawha DAR Luncheon

Mrs. H M Cogan of Abney Circle in South Hills was installed as regent of the Kanawha Valley chapter Daughters of the American Revolution by retiring regent Mrs R B Woolf at the chapter luncheon and final meeting. The program featured talks by state treasurer Mrs W E R Byrne and other DAR leaders. A flower show planning group and a Beckley medical society banquet were also noted with several Charleston doctors traveling.

H. M. Cogan Abney Circle South Hills Kanawha Valley Daughters of the American Revolution R. BR. Woolf Woman’s Club W. E. R. Byrne The Colonial Dames Bradford Noyes United Daughters of the Confederacy Florence C. Kuhn Daughters of 1812 Cogan T. Crawford H. B. Lee Maymond Maxwell Meredith Aire L. Harrison Miles Hubbard Mre I. L. Murray Joan Ray Ellie Crawford R. K. Woolf Myre EH. M. Cogan Ats Tomwford Haymond Wawxwell Meredith Carver W. D. Soll Mra. L P. P. Larmon Ela T. Matheson Alvin Meier George A. Matthews Jira Hallie Kensal T. 4. Mohler Randolph I. Patteson O. W. Pfeifer B. Mowar G. Dixon Beadford Moyes Pale Stump Charles Williamson J. Mr. Woods Gordon Woody T.T. Pharr P. C. Shingleton I. Mason Tom B. Davis Bre A. G. Bayes D. C, Small- Tridge Smrx George ¥. Coville Mra W. BH. Ont

Miss Hughey Guest Honored At Breakfast Party

Ming Katherine Hughey was guest of honor at a breakfast party Tuesday morning hosted by Mrs. H. D. Murrey and Alan Haley at Soren Pine. Attendees included many local names and a note on a golf outing and a blind boger contest among guests.

Miss Hughey Ming Katherine Ae Hughey Christian Strats White Binco Baturdey Wes H. D. Murrey Sae Alan Haley Soren Pine Minere Buphey “Crocker Maurice Adams Ernest Pottenbatyeh Toulte Charl Berner Mira Watter Wood Mara Wick My “‘Rovert- Moore Carter Moxie Hopple Young Mary Elizabeth Francis Rebecca Dickinson Mise Mary Louise Herscher Lillian Laidley Mars J. NM. Compton A. B. Webbe Robert G. Skinner

Marriage Announced In Webster Springs

Mrs Arphelia Quertinmont of Buckhannon announces the marriage of her daughter Iris to Mgr Raymond Bledsoe in Webster Springs April 20 at the Presbyterian church with Rev Harry H Orr officiating. Iris is a former Charleston resident, Charleston High School graduate, WV Wesleyan attendee and Kappa Alpha member. Bledsoe is Webster Springs High School faculty member, son of Mr and Mrs B M C Bledsoe, and an alumnus of the University of Arkansas with postgraduate study at Iowa.

Arphelia Quertinmont Buck “Hannon

Marriage of Wilma Irene Long and Mardy V. Doss

Doss Long announces the marriage of Wilma Irene Long to Mardy V. Doss on May 19 at Rev. O F Jackson home in Winfield. The couple will reside at Lock No 8 through September with Kathryn Bomont and Harold Bright in attendance. Mrs Bow to reside at Lock No 8. Delphian society to discuss Dante at Charleston club Wednesday morning. officers to be elected. Sedarmoc club meets Doris Simmons home Garden Street. attendees include Mrs Denver.

Charles N. Long Lock Mo Wilma Irene Mardy V. Doss A. O. Doss Winfield O. F. Jackson Athendranta Kathryn L. Bomant Harold R. Bright Mrs. Bow Lock No. 8

Community social notes highlight birthday party and church group

Mrs. Frank Overstreet hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for Barbara Ann Overstreet at Seventh Avenue home with guests including Eva King Rudolf Stevens Katherine Burdette and others. Bierkamp Loyal Daughters of First Christian Church met at Miss Esther Davis home in Quarrier Street with a wedding shower for Tudelle Wilson and a class gift to Mrs. Harry Heldeman.

Frank Overstreet Fjwt Seventh Avenue Barbara Ann Barbara Ann Overstraet Eva King Forrest Dele Johnson Rudolph Stevens Katherine Burdette Margaret Russell Louise Russell Christine Baker Jame Eilson Rosalie Ellison Beatrice Garnes Wanda Garnes Mary Alice Gostaux Waveline Withrow Phyllis Bowles Merthalene Bowles Katherine Bradie Maynor M. E. Wiggin C. W. Willams Roy Monroe Harry Hiedeman Joe Winesett Ross Ribbens Alathia. Calvert Margaret Hyssop Florence Hi Tudelle Wilson Alma McKay Jennie Dennis Dayils

Burbank Club Hosts Mrs Humphreys At Payette Street Home

Burbank garden club met Monday afternoon at Mrs A J Humphreys home on Payette street. Members answered roll call with favorite fragrant flowers and discussed Color s in the Garden. Attendees included Mrs C G Bergman Mrs G R Krebs Mrs E R Hern Mrs W P Richmond and Mrs Clifford Myers. Audrey Kathryn Slaughter, daughter of Mr and Mrs A K Slaughter of Delaware avenue, was elected business manager of the State Teachers College of Harrisonsburg Virginia where she is a freshman and a member of the Page Literary Society. She is expected to return to Cwerlest Tuesday to spend vacation with her parents.

Weat Side B. A. Wise Garden Street Charleaton George Darlington Com 3. R. Withrow Mru B. A. ‘Wise A. J. Humphreys Burbank Aley Audrey Kathryn Slaughter A. Ksisughter Delaware Avenue State Teachers College of Harrison-sburg Miss Slaughter Page Literary Society W.C. A

Brown Smith and Mugensell Brown to wed in Huntington

Miss Helen Grace Soush, daughter of Mrs. Grace Smith of Huntington, will marry Mugensell Brown, former Charleston resident and city editor of the Huntington Herald-Dispatch, Friday at 11 45 AM at Trinity Episcopal Church Huntington. Rev Roger Tyler to officiate. Miss Smith, an art instructor at Huntington junior high, Marshall College graduate, has visited Charleston often. Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Chilton Brown of Huntington, formerly Charleston resident and Gazette staff member, Marshall College alumnus and Phi Eappa Nu member, will be attended by Lena Roe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Roe.

Helen Grace’ Soush Grace Smith Huntington Mugensell Brown Charleston Huntington Herald-Dispatch Trinity Episcopal Church Roger Tyler Trinity Mise Smith Charitagton Marshall College Cincinnati Art Academy Henry M. Brown Leestr Brown Chilton Tne Gazette Phi Eappe ‘Nu Smith Helen Grace Smith Gene Frown Huntington Herald Dispatch

To Marry In Huntington Of Huntington

Mr Brown will wed with best man Charles R ue Ghee of Hamlin Ushers include Charles Raymond Barnhart Robert L Jamison Chester E Anderson Charles M Brown and Frederick E Brown After the ceremony a reception at Hotel Prichard The couple reside at 1024 Eighth Street Huntington Attending from Charleston include Mr and Mrs Joe Chilton Brown Charles M Brown Miss Evelyn V Brown and Mrs Charles King

Huntington Brown Charles R, Ue- Ghee Hamlin Charles Raymond Barnhart Robert L. Jamison Chester E Anderson Charles M. Brown Frederick E. Brown Prichard Eighth Street Charleston Joe Chilton Brown Evelyn V. Brown Charles King

Local weddings and community notices from Huntington area

Baldwin Craddock Mish and Enola Gillian Craddock wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Green McNeely officiating. The couple, of Hentawson and Lake, plan to join Marshall College for the summer term in Huntington. Separate notes cover Legion auxiliary meetings, church circles, Epworth league events, a flag presentation by G A R, and Girl Scout troop 18 anniversary celebrations in South Charleston.

Mish Enola Gillian Craddock Jamon Craddock Hentawson Laatle Baldwin G. I. Baldwin Lake Green McNeely Logan Hata Pack Earld Leslie Baldwin Madison J.B. Whitman Mra. Baldwin Huntington Marshall College

Local social notes from Wheeling and Lexington events

Personal notes record Dr. R A Walker and Mr Joseph W Savage traveling Thursday to Wheeling for the Ohio county medical society banquet at the Fort Henny club. George E Thomas and family attend commencement at Washington and Lee. their son Jobu Thomas graduates. Bee Picklan and Patricia Hamilton return from Stuart Hall and plan to Lincoln home. Edward M Finley of Pittsburgh visits Charleston area on business. Virginia Mitata visits family in town. Mrs A Z Mann of Baltimore hosts. Violet Eads returns from Detroit with Stover family. Dorothy and W Stott to Reading for relative's illness. Dr Md Goldman remains ill at Ruffier Avenue home. Mrs G A Smith and daughter Mary Jo Smith visit from Neosho to stay with Mrs Smith’s mother T S Biler.

Charleston Beckley Releigh County Medical Society Pinecrest Sanitarium D. B. Darrell R. A. Walker Joseph W. Savage Wheeling Ohio County Medical Society Fort Eenny Club George E. Thomas Virginia Street Lexington Van Washing and Lee University Jobu Thomas Edward M. Finley Prtteburgh Was Virginia Mitata Moane Street A. Z. Mann Baltimore Violet Eads West Washington Street Detroit Mich Juliug Stover W. Stott

Quotarians Meet Mrs Sheilenberger at Luncheon

The Charleston Quota club president led yesterday's luncheon at the Kanawha netdl and outlined plans to send delegates to the Quota International meeting in Hot Springs Virginia July 5 to 7. Attendees included Miss Dona Marah Mrs Fred Frey Mrs Marguerite Campbell Miss Dorothy Jamison and many others.

Harry Sheilenberger Charleston Quota Club Kanawhs International Tw Bce Hot Springs Dona Marah Fred Frey Marguerite Campbell Dorothy Jamison Eleanor McClung Emma #. Terbert Blanche A. Corrie Mary Jane McGee

College Graduates To Have Dance

Members of Kanawha college’s graduating class entertain with a dance at Kanawha Country Club from eleven until two oclock. Miss Mary Jo Smith of Neosho Missouri is guest of honor. Hostess is Miss Jo Eleanor Hleatt assisted by Mrs Burton and Mrs Floyd Hleatt. The Spade club plans a dance at the Knights of Columbus ballroom with Danolog from ten to one.

Kanawha College Kanawha Country Club Mies Jo Hleanor Hleatt R. W. Burton Port Hill Misa Mary Jo Smith Neosho Burton Floyd Hleatt Sherman Bhatt Spade Club Knights of Calumbus Danolog Ia

Olds Hartinger Announcement of Akron Marriage

Announcement of the marriage of Charlotte Hartinger daughter of Meso Froma Hartinger of Akron Ohio to Stephen Troon Olds son of Mr and Mrs Richard G Olds of Akron. The ceremony occurred in Buffalo New York on April 37. Olds born in St Just Cornwall England works with Hoover company Akron. Hartinger sister Mrs Hugh Hertinger of Akron.

Charlotte Hartinger Froma M. Hartinger Akron Stephen Troon Olds Mfr Richard G. Olds Buffalo Olds St. Juat Cornwall England Hooover Company Mya Gide Charleston High School Capital City Commercial College Mohawk Rubber Company New York State Canada Mra Hugh Hertinger City

Community Activities Open House After Weat Ride Meeting

The Weat Ride W. O. T. U. will meet at two this afternoon at Humphreys Memorial church. Afterward members will attend an open house at the Lavinia home from two to five for the annual shower of household supplies. The public is invited to attend the open house and participate in the event.

First Biethodist Episcopal Church South Philadhes Frank Lively Humphreys Memorial Church Lavinia

Stitching Guild Meeting And Picnics Noted In Local Notices

The Junior Sewing guild of St. Francis hospital plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the hospital. Mrs W D Hightower hosted Olivia Melton guild members at Calvary Baptist church to arrange a June 25 picnic at the Belsches camp in Big Chimney. Girl Scout court of awards was postponed to fall. Daughters of Ruth Bible class met at Cabin Creek hosted by Mrs Elvin Smith with many guests and members attending. next meeting set for June 26 at Mrs Herrs Dennison's home.

St. Francis Hospital W. d. Hightower Orivia Melton Guild Calvary Baptist Church Spring Bill Belsches Camp Big Chimney Bard Arthur Badly Camney W. H Belsches Randall Turgess F. G. Cline J. R. Pleggtt H. M. Krentz R.p. Morton D. W. Taylor A. C. Wyatt Ruth Adkina Lelia Welches Lillian Brown Jen- Die Herrington Mary Lay Ivcille Stader Eva Wakeman Mra. Hightower Girl Scout Court of Awards Kanawha Street Park J. L. Cheetham Girl Scout Council Chelyan Baptist Church Elvin Smith Cabin Creek Bert Dressler Ernest George Ella« Morth Bigony William Pray Carl Calvert Bart Rowman H. N. Belcher Cox Norwood Carme Bamnatmans

Viscose beats Charleston Gazette in Sunday baseball

Nitro News reports the Viscose baseball team defeated the Charleston Gazette team four to three on the Viscose diamond Sunday. Meadors and Clark pitched for the winners while Young and Short played for the losers. A follow-up game is planned at Nitro next Sunday.

Charleston Gazette Aeen Meadors and Clark Young Buffalo Frank Keener Childdren Eighteenth Street Mabel Elaie Fowler Elizabeth Walker Husaleah Walker Rebecca Ingram George Lovell Lette Lowise Simmons Norma Jane Young Betty Woods Daroles Putney Jacqueling Higginbotham Betty Jo Higginbotham Winnie Lea Putney Marjorie Gibson Dwight Steele Patsy Welker Belva Frantz Ian McKinney Edith Fowler Mabel Keener Edward Hendel, Jr Edward Hendel Twenty-fifth Street Charleston General Hospital Harold Chappell Edger Pidh Detroit Mich Fish Cai Walker Twenty-fourth Street

Jackson Club Women To Visit Gardens Here

Jackson county Farm Women's clubs and Ripley Woman's club plan a garden tour in Charleston Thursday. A Dunbar farm women's club committee plus Mrs W H Vickers and Mrs J F Bouchelle will lead visitors to gardens of Mrs Boyd Donnally Mrs B A Wise Mrs Charles Singleton and Mr Charles Midelpurg. Panama hosted more tourists this year than last.

Charleston Farm Women’s Clubs Jackson County Woman's Club Ripley Dunbar Farm Women's Club W. H. Vickers Elkview J. F. Bouchelle Hhoee Boyd Donnally B. A. Wise Charles Singleton Charles Midelpurg Panama

Gangs target homes in Irtun Free State in search of blackbire

Reports describe gangs of tamaked men breaking into late homes in the Irtun Free State and searching room by room for blackbire as a followers of General Durty are blamed. A state medical center is being advocated in Scotland.

Irtun Free State Durty State Scotland

Kellogg’s All Bran Promotes Health and Regularity

A health focused cereal advertisement urges daily use of Kellogg’s All-Bran to prevent constipation. It highlights fiber like leafy vegetables, vitamin B and iron, and suggests serving with milk or baking into muffins and breads.

Reisca Kellogg’s

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