Social Event Highlights at Edgewood and Kanawha Clubs
A busy Charleston social week features Mrs. Gerrard Kelly hosting a Junehead in honor of Mrs. Roland Richards recently arrived from Memphis. Guests and hosts cover many local homes with luncheon and bridge events, and Kanawha Country Club marks its second anniversary with a late night dance THE Blue Ridge Serenaders provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Gerrard Kelly
Roland Richards
Mr. Richards
Charleston
Memphis
Ira Sayre
Pritchyard Rete
Huntington
Hugh Eaton
England
Keith Alb
Eaton
Sam Stephenson
H. L. Wentle
J. T. Sharp
Earl Ward
Curtis Quarles
F. H. Phillips
Kamawha Country Club
Blue Ridge Serenaders
Pearl
VanDine
Akron
Ohio
Frances VanDine
Olena VanDine
Savanagh
CG. H. Guinn
South Hills
Caroline Richards
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Delicious Jam From Strawberries and Pineapple
A vintage home preserving guide explains quick mixed fruit jam made with strawberries and pineapple. It details crushing fruit, measuring cups, adding sugar and Certo fruit pectin, boiling briefly, and sealing in jars for a safe set. It emphasizes the Carte method and benefits of Certo for flavor and color.
Pugh Leads WV PTA Meeting Schedule
Mrs. L. Pugh president of the West Virginia Parent-Teachers Association calls a meeting of the Program-planning committee of the Charleston Parent-Teacher Association for Friday afternoon at 1 30 o clock at Thomas Jefferson Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pugh
West Virginia
Parent-Teachers Association
Charleston
Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
Community church and fraternal group meetings listed
The notice lists a 2:30 PM Women’s Auxiliary meeting at Kanawha City Presbyterian church on Thursday and a Friday 8 PM circle program with sleight of hand by Alvin Snyder Jr. Also elected officers of Past Noble Francis Myrtle Rebekah No. 7, a Tolelation at Tiskelwan Chapter 45, Kanawhy Players annual meeting Tuesday at 8 PM, St Paul’s Lutheran Ladies’ Aid 2:30 PM, Miss Harris music recital Friday at 8 PM, Elizabeth Memorial Zarles Aid 2:30 PM, Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid regular meeting with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Kanawha Chy Presbyterian Church
Circle No. 5
Kanawha City
Alvin Snyder, Jr
W. S. Michels
Nobile Francis
Myrtle Rebekah
A. C. Vandine
Lee Gtrest
F. 3. Hammer
Clarence Cavender
Bessie Carter
Fannie Dixon
Edith Bodimer
Nona Yandine
Bula Cote Trell
Tiskelwan
Order of the Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carl Theiling
Frank Lindsay
Chalmers
Ernest [Sonenim
Personal Intelligence: Local Family Travel and Graduations
Mrs George T Price and daughters Miss Prancine Price and Mrs Rolland Amick traveled by motor to visit relatives in St Louis. Miss Elaine Stroman returned from West Virginia University with a BA. Kemp Morton Jr graduated at Virginia Tech. Ex Governor W A MacCorkle spoke at Washington and Lee University. Miss Valetta Wood visited White Sulphur Springs and Hot Springs with Mrs W A McAfee of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Price
Prancine Price
Rolland Amick
St. Louis
Elaine Stroman
West Virginia University
Misa Betty Lide
Alderson
W. A. MacCorkle
Lexington
Dlaas
Washington and Lee University
Valetta Wood
White Sulphur Springs
W. A. McAfee
Pittsburgh
Charleston
E. P. Stroman
Morgantown
Ida LaRue
Chiyngo
Hita Bibpy
Washington Street
C. W. Boylea
California Avenue
Helen
Mathews
Sweet Briar
Virginia
Sweet Briar College
Mary Fisher
Barbouraville
Morris Harvey
EB. Y. McVey
Wheeling
Annie Defends Birthdays and Private Life in Divorce Case
A man sues his wife for divorce claiming she lied about her age, saying she was 47 when she was 62. The case raises questions about a woman’s age claims as a prized life detail and social privacy, while many local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fity
Solomon
Saphira
Mingo Assessor to be Sued by State
The state will sue Mingo County assessor John L. Chafin with bondmen Cora L. Johnson and Joe B. Wiggins for about 64860 of the 1927 capitation tax, to be filed once bond copies are received. Attorney General Howard B. Lee leads the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulit
Johhn L. Chafin
Mingo County
Howard B. Lee
Samuel Maillaon
Cora L. Johnson
Joe B. Wiggins
State Purchases Virginia Debt Bonds
State Treasurer W LeJohnson announced the purchase of 811100 of Virginia debt bonds at 7 0 on the market saving the state 933 below par The deal plus prior savings brings total savings to 62988697 while outstanding bonds total 7262800 from a 13500000 issue Remaining bonds include 477000 held in escrow awaiting old Virginia debt certificates. Library Etiq Paris Children taught to wash hands before handling books.
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W. LeJohnson
Virginia
Paris
Why women should value aging over youth
The passage argues that aging enriches women through experience and character. It contrasts the dullness of youth with the charm of maturity, noting that time and lived sorrow soften features and deepen sympathy. It asserts older women can be far more fascinating companions than their debutante selves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufa
Black-Draught praised by W. A. Bruce for lifelong use
In a testimonial from W. A. Bruce of this city, he recounts using Black-Draught since childhood for biliousness constipation and headaches tied to colds. He notes relief from stomach issues and headaches and says the medicine keeps him well. Bruce endorses it and recommends it to others.
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Man
W. A. Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Intervain
Defining Youth and Age Through Perception and Attitude
The passage argues that youth is a state of mind not a number. It contrasts active curiosity and learning with clingy complaints and petty irritability. It notes age is only as limiting as one makes it and urges embracing vitality regardless of years.
Women, Age Allegations and Divorce in Hite’s Shadow
A dated commentary argues against women lying about age in divorce cases. It condemns Hite as harmful to women and suggests those who masquerade as younger will find trouble, warning against deceit in marriage disputes.
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Hite
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J. E. Campbell
Hew
Nancy Street
T. le Kearns
Harry Thayer
V. T. Churchman, Jr
Hugh Robins
Ralph Ostrander
James Bonnington
Sara Campbell
Edward Hersher
Ralph F Hadrdox
Bernard Wehrle
Norman H. Baker
Beecford Westfall
G. A. Anderson
C. Ch. Barton
A. M. Pitcher
Samenear
Kanawha Country
Henry W. Roger
Baltimore
J. L. Richardson
Quartier Street
Sarai
Esther Manthews
Zhenabeth Mathews
Louisa Laing
Herbert Garred
William Cadie
Dana Embleton
L. C. Oney
G. I.barger
H. Kyle
Emmaline Gardner
Mildred Eastwood
Adelle Miller
Flora Duffield
Eller Smith
Freda Tutweiler
Kemp Morton
Blacksburg, Va
Kemp Morton, Jr
W. BT
RY Callum
Hesiegy
McCallums
Greffard's
Hale
Annie
Dorothy Dix
Endl Harris
Stella Mae
George FP. Gay
Lansing, Mich
R. G. Graham
Beuregard Street
Bruce Spindler
Ringwood
F. W. Pritt
Sylvester Kinard
Minnie i Kinard
Elsie Fischer Kincheloe
Opal Poe Graham
Graham
C. F. Sayre
Nancy
Martinsville
Ind
Raed Mir
George A. Hilpert
Hangas City
Kansas City Conservatory
Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Hlpert
Chicago
Madame Arndt
Sherwood Conservatory
Wilson M. White
Port Huron
Mich
Zee
Jay M. Booth
Petoakey
Connelton
T. L. Ayo
Ralph H. Brown
Sus Ann
Miamisburg
Brown
A. E. Stamm
Mra. A. E. Dennett
Dr. Chamberlain
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Walter Kinsolving
Vn A
Arthur A. Shawkey
Arthur
Annabelle
New England
New York City
Wellesley
Mass
Eloise Shawkey
A. A. Shawkey
Beauregard Street
Mollie Mayes
St. Albans
Rawdon
Charlotte
N. C
KH. A. Duke
Lawrence Hahn
Kinchen Duke, Jr
MINGO
Jane Griven
Ben
Origas
Tintex
Fintex
Tintex Group
Wilks
Jace Fallaime
Nishthotesy Park & Tilford Newtek
Rooks
Berlende
Sip
Alec
B. F. Co
Quarrier St
Bob May Blas
Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond
Laird’s
LAIRD
Capitol
SLR
Odd Fellows Building
State & Capitol Streets
Proprietors
M. M. Parker
W. L. Hout
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