Miss Waldorf Becomes Bride in Nitro Home Ceremony
Vera Waldorf and Dr. Richard Nolan O'Dell wed at the bride's Nitro home with Rev. A t Ack officiating. The bride wore navy blue satin with white accessories and a white gardenia corsage. The couple, both from local families, departed for a wedding trip to Richmond Virginia and Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waldorf
Nitro Heve
Vera Waldorf
Richard Nolan O'Dell
Alma O'Dell
South Charleston
Third Avenue
A 1c
Nitro Methodiet Church
Mrs Diddles Pupils To Present Piano Recital
Mrs Lucille D Diddle directs a second piano recital by her pupils tomorrow at 0 15 p m in the Charlester Woman's club house Virginia street. Participants include Betsy Anderton Nancy Ashley Nancy Blue Naomi Love Edna Hill Peggy Lett Jean McGrew Shirley Maddox Ellen Price Anne Lowe Joyce Wright Jean Dickson Mathilde Norvell Norma Jean Hill Betty Rowan Dorothy Keeler Patricix Diddle Jean Jiden Julia Holt Mary Rowan Mary Ann Hill Dorothy Sclove with Mesdames Arlene Rose James Wooddell and Robert Gritam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille D. Diddle
Charlester Woman's
Civb House
Virginia Street
Betsy Anderton
Nancy Ashley
Nancy Blue
Naomi Love
Edna Hill
Pegey Lett
Jean McGrew
Shirley Maddox
Ellen Price
Anne Lowe
Joyce Wright
Jean Dickson
Mathilde Norvell
Norma Jean Hill
Betty Rowan
Dorothy Keeler
Patricix Diddle
Jean Jiiden
Julia Holt
Mary Rowan
Mary Ann Hill
Dorothy Sclove
Mesdames Arlene Rose
James Wooddell
Robert Gritam
Bouchelle Garden Club Plans Friday 9 Meeting
Members of the Bouchelle Garden Club will meet at 9 o'clock Friday morning at the home of Mrs. C. A. Walworth on Staunton Avenue and then tour local flower gardens. Mr. Musser will give a talk on Roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouchelle Garden Club
C. A. Walworth
Staunton Avenue
McJunkins Return From Chattanooga School Exercises
Mee H B McJunkin and daughter Annie return to Charleston after final exercises at the Battle Creek school in Chattanooga Tennessee where Howard McJunkin is a student. The pair came back with their mother and sister Mare W L Jarrett and gun David Shamblin from the hospital to their Kanawha home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
H. B. McJunkin
Annie McJunkin
Baye
Charleston
Bfe- Cailly School
Chattanooga
Tenn
Howard McJunkin
Pei
Mare
W. L. Jarrett End Gun
David Shamblin
Kanawha
Greenbrier to Host First Music Festival at White Sulphur
The Greenbrier hotel plans its first annual music festival from July 3 to 6 at White Sulphur Springs. Musical director Lan Chassy has surveyed West Virginia music in comparison with other states and countries. The festival will include a ball on Monday night July 4.
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Greenbrier Hotel
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Lan Chassy
West Virginia
Federation
America
Europe
New Cartoon Caption Contest Invites Readers to Enter
The Gazette promotes a four cartoon contest inspired by Ritz Brothers humor and Kentucky Moonshine. Readers submit captions for each cartoon to Editor, with prizes of guest tickets and notices about the show at Kearse Theater and future festival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Brothers
Darryl F. Zanuck
Century-Fox
Kentucky
Carse Theater
Paral Webb
Imbe
The
Gazette
Kearse
Tony Martin
Marjorie Weaver
Slim Summerville
John Carradine
Wally Vernon
Berton Churchill
Eddie Collins
Madame Lee Paumist and Clairvoyant On Elk River Road
Fragmentary OCR note describes Madame Lee Paumist, a clairvoyant offering guidance. Mentions a tent and igne, a place on Elk River Road, and a pricing line reading two dollars for a reading. Largely unreadable but identifies a local clairvoyant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Indy Bes
Elk River Road
West Virginia to host first state musical festival
West Virginia plans a four day festival from July 3 to 8 at White Sulphur Springs featuring state talent in symphonic and choral music. Loren R. Johnston and staff recruit native singers and instrumentalists for a hoped list of future festivals that would spotlight the Mountain State as a national festival center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wworld
Salzburg
America
West Virginia
Charleston
Federation of Music Clubs
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Loren R. Johnston
Mountain State
Diplomas Presented To Institute Graduates
Sixteen seniors at the teacher training high school at Institute received diplomas Friday night. Leon P. Miller of Welch, former assistant prosecuting attorney of McDowell county, was principal speaker. Dr. H H Ferrell, dean of West Virginia State college, presented the diplomas. The graduates included James Smoot valedictorian Margaret James salutatorian Ruth Alexander Edward Allen William Browne Leroy Bryan Naomi Cavenness Jane Ferguson Thelma Friend Irene Howard Gilbert Kent Elizabeth Kinney Ferguson Meadows Dorothy Perry Esther Smoot Cortez Williams.
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Institute
Leon P. Miller
Welch
McDowell County
H. H. Ferrell
West Virginia State College
Margaret James
Phi Delta Kappa
Thelma Friend
Alpha Gmrison
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Edward Allen
Perguson Meadows
Elizabeth Kinney
Camera Salon Exhibit To Open Wednesday
The U S Camera salon exhibit of amateur and professional photography opens Wednesday at the Daviel Boone hotel under the auspices of the Du Pont Camera club. One hundred twenty five of America’s most outstanding photographs spanning every phase of photography will be shown and the display is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Daviel Boone
du Pont Camera Clit
America
Publi
St Albans Garden Club Guest Day Luncheon Today
St Albans Garden club holds its annual guest day luncheon at Wren's Nest on Coal River. Several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Zerkle and Mr. and Mrs. J Bernard Gates, host various dinners this week. The Jefferson district farm women's club meets Friday at Mrs. A L Thomas's home, with Mrs. W H Morris leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans Garden Club
Wren's Nest
Coal River
C. H. Zerkle
Eighth Avenue
J. Bernard Gates
Charleston
C. P. Lewis
St., Albans
Jefferson District Farm Woman's Club
A. L. Thomas
W. H. Morris
Folk Song Festival Set For Sunday At Mayo Trail Cabin
The eighth annual American folk song festival will be held next Sunday afternoon at Traipsin Woman cabin on the Mayo trail, 18 miles south of Ashland Kentucky. Director Mins Jean Thomas will welcome the audience with Gov. A. B. Chandler in attendance. Jilson Setters, a singing fiddler from Lost Hope hollow, known for Charleston appearances with the Dorothy Hood club, will headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traipsin Woman
Mayo Trail
Ashland
Mins J¢an Thomas
Gov. A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Jilson Setters
Lost Hope Hollow
Charleston
Dorothy Hood Club
Boys State Plans To Elect Officers
JACKSONS MILL June 5 7 More than 50 high school youths rode today into a state within a state the American Legion sponsored Mountaineer Boys State among them the future officials of the Little West Virginia The citizens of the encampment were organized today into the Federalist and the Nationalist parts after being assigned county and municipal units The primaries will be held Monday and the always red hot election Tuesday when officials from the governor down to constable will be chosen To Use Voting Machines This year the boys will use voting machines the same age those employed in the Florida elections and which are to be fed in Virginia 3 week hence Supt C C Tallman of the state police spoke to the boys today He and two officers will remain to assist In setting Up the police organization The third annual encampment at which taxation will be the principal study is scheduled to close Tuesday after awards are made to outstanding citizens R Worth Shumaker of Buckhannon is counsellor in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Mill
Mountaineer
West Virginia
Florida
Virginia
C. C. Tallman
Alate Polite
R. Worth Shumaker
Buckhennon
Gospel Missions Union Chooses Charleston for 28th Convention
Charleston was chosen as the site for the 28th annual convention of the International Union of Gospel Missions next May. President H E Eberhardt of Indianapolis announced last night. Rev Pat B Withrow, superintendent, is vice president. The union includes about 500 gospel missions across the United States and Canada. He returned Friday from Minneapolis where the national convention was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
International Union of Gospel Missions
H. E. Eberhardt
Indianapolis
Pat B. Withrow
Union Mission
U. S
Canada
Withrow
Minneapolis
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Andrew Sterling Alexander, Jr
Tormer
Betsy Reed Miller
William Woodhull Miller
Linden Road
Mr. Alexander
A. S. Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Fun
Martz
E Bains
Mth
Bayreuth
Hughes
Mrs. Pryor
Lynn A. Taylor
Morgantown
Thelma Gay Pryor
Taylor
Hansford
St. Albans News
Charles Pickens
George Bodie
Ward Robinson
John R. Landere
Fred Callinan
George Carnes
Kerwin Ranson
Business Men's Association
Junior Women's Club
American Legion
Roe Clus
Farm Woman's
Ela
the Americas Legion Auxiliary
Laura May Bartlett
Dorothy May Brothers
James Welmer
Rena Wilson
Effie Turner
Washington, D. C
Samuel Bartholomew
Hillsboro
James Heatherman
L. C. Buster
Emma Buster
Rainelle
Guy
Edward Buster
W. J. Carver
Montgomery
St. Albans High School Alumni Association
Central School
Robert Gilbert
L. J. Federer
Georgetown
Cardome Academy
Betty
Mary Federer
Dorothy Harshbareer — Hies
Richmond
Rainelte
Myre
L . O. Buster
St Albans
Jay Farcar
Huntington
Roy B. Reveal
Ksnawha Terrace
W. H. Wilson
Spence Wilson
Theodore Goldthorpe
Judson Peurson
Joseph Stutler
Ollie Burgess
Ward Harshbarger
Frank Griffith
James Rice
William Blizzard
Mixsos
Bernardine
Bess
Evelyn Smith
Margaret Blizzard
West Virginia University
Dorothy May Nisbet
Beaver College
Jenkinstown
Miles Johnson
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Casey Lewis
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Norris Guthrie
Beckley
Norris
Esther White
Charleston General Hospital
W. D. Hopper
W.A. Heslop
Tray D. Suiler
Jackson’. Mill
Gospel Missions’ Union
Helen Morris Beauty Shop
Whampoa and Flogee
Sixth St
Park and
Glenwood
Distrival Potteh
Restora
Southern CE Corporation
Exnawhe
Inwood Oars
Aten
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