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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1937

Page

4

W H Sheffs Announce Marriage of Daughters

Announcement shows two Parkersburg weddings, Miss Mary Virginia Sheff to Leondas Henry Oakes and Miss Margaret Louise Sheff to Pickney Park McCray. Both brides are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Sheff, with ties to local families and St. Xavier’s school. The weddings occurred at St Bavier’s rectory after engagement notices.

Mary Virginia Sheff Parkersburg Leondas Henry Oakes Henry B. Oakes Charleston Leandas Henry Oakes South Charleston Olster Weos Mies William Henry Sheff Pureeraburg Margaret Louise Sheff Pickney Park McCray William Henry Shett Lynn Street St. Bavier’s Catholic Church F. P. Rossman Mary Margaret Graham Country Club Oakes St. Xavier's Parochial School Parkersburg High School Leondex Oakes Quincy Street A. C. Taylor Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation St. Xavier's McCray P. P. McCray Plum Street

Edens Daughter Elizabeth Weds Max Montague

Mrs Nora Edens of Indiana Avenue announced the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth Edens to Max Montague son of Mr and Mrs Montague of Patterson Street. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Charles E Hartington at his home on Ohio Avenue on Thursday June 3.

Nora Edens Indiana Avenue Elizabeth Edens Max Montague Frank Montague Patterson Street Charles E. Hartington Ohio Avenue Lillian Desfontin Richard Hilton John Hilton Westaveue J. C. Desfontin Valley Street Miss Desfontin General Motors Accesstones Corporation Hilton Charleston High School Mountain Trucking Company

English vicar defends Windsor marriage service in Darlington

Rev EB Anderton Jardine, calling himself a channel for God, defended his Angl tian marriage rite for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in Darlington. A rambunctious congregation heard him praise the couple and back a fundraiser to aid the local “poor man's parson,” aiming to raise 1000 guineas for the Dartington parish.

Darlington England EB. Anderton Jardine Windsor Dartington Vicat

Shower Honors Mrs Graley At Seventh Avenue Party

A shower hosted by Mrs Ollie Lucas and Miss Lucy Summerfield celebrated Mrs Thomas Graley on Seventh Avenue. Guests included Mrs Denver Garett Mrs H D Peters Mrs W D Boating Mrs Alton Buckner and many others from Huntington Ripley Columbus and Holston Valley with attendants and young honorees.

Ollie Lucas Lucy Summerfield Thomas Graley Seventh Avenue Denver Garett H. D. Peters W. D. Boating Alton Buckner Dean Comet Dennie Clendenin Alton Horn Clay Bailey Henry Gott Clinton Harris Beulah Woods Minnie Lucas E. C. Duffield B. C. Pauley C. W. Seymour B. K. Giver, Jr I. L. O'Connor J. L, Skeen Hoyt Skeen Clarence Crowder Virginia Jarrett Clara Callahan Elizabeth O'Connor Erma Lee Hollands-worth Charlotte Kaul Florence Hudson Beulah Honaker Debo Summerfield Laura Burford John Lucas John Taylor E. H. Given Frances O'Connor Mary Frances Ashley Virginia Delamore Lydia Faut Marrie Crowder Flossie Crowder Misa Mina Loveaul Myrtle Snead Ida O. J. Seymour Columbus O. and Bim W. C. Lynn Holston Valley Tenn

Miss Wilson Hosts Lady Guests At Elizabeth Street Party

Miss Frances Wilson entertained Wednesday night at her Elizabeth street home. Guests included Miss Joan Sawyer Miss Dorothy Jean Vithers Miss Helen Border Miss Stella May Gay Mrs Archibald James Mrs Jack McCollum Mrs V W Wilson Mr Sidney Wharton Mr Richard Benlar Mr Robert Rex ford Mr Vinson Wilson and Dr R A Crawford.

Frances Wilson Elizabeth Street Joan Sawyer Dorothy Jean Vithers Helen Border Stella May Gay Archibald James Jack McCollum V. Wilson Sidney Wharton Richard Benlar Robert Rexford Vinson Wilson R. A. Crawford

Committees Named By Group By South Charleston Woman's Club

The junior department executive board met at chairman Edith DeHalnaut's home to appoint a committee to coordinate with the Charleston Girl Scout council for organizing a local troop. Standing committees for the year include membership, program, social, dunce, telephone, state project of social service, community welfare, and publicity with named chairmen and members.

South Charleston Jean Craig F.T. Lille Amelia Hoffman W. Moulder R. H. Johnson Marie Fitzwater Dunce Robert Bondurant P. D. Grover J. L. Foreman M. W. Sutton Oma Price Cebert Price Omer Im. Young Roy Rogers William O. Price Edith Spinks H. L. Sutton Hilton E. Ball C W. Spessard State Project of Social Service George T. Martin Keith Dunlap J. Howard Thomas Turner P. J. Wright L. Watson Lillian Crawford Brady Maynor Alma Zogg

Troxells Honored At Dinner Bridge

Mrs. Robert Gullend and Mrs. Thomas H. Meek hosted a dinner bridge at Wren's Nest on Coal River to honor Mr. Walter Troxell who, with Captain Troxall of the naval ordnance plant, will depart July 1 for Quantico Way for two years foreign duty. Other guests included numerous local women, plus Miss Reba Blaker visiting relatives on Kanawha Street.

Robert Gullend Thomas H. Meek Wren's Nest Coal River Walter Troxell Captain Troxall Naval Ordnance Plant Quantico W. T. Wallace F. H. Wilson Lawrence Haytes M. D. Henney, Jr D. K. Day Frank Fields W. FP. Durkin Jack Brantley W. M. Kelley Earl Carr Paul J. Wright Joseph N. McDonnell

Mrs Kane complimented at miscellaneous shower

Mrs H R Bramm held two miscellaneous showers Thursday afternoon at her home on Highland avenue in South Charleston honoring Mrs Sidney Kane. Attending were Mrs Elizabeth Frazier, Mrs Goldie Dunlap, Mrs George Bolden, Mrs A V Fitzwater, Mrs Henry Mariani, Mrs Sarah Bawden, Mrs J C McEldowney, Mrs Minnie Bacham, Mrs Lee McCallister, Mrs J E Hasting, Mrs William Cochran, Mrs C J Turley, Mrs Robert E Reed, Mrs C A Lloyd, Mrs G G Gates, Mrs C I Moulton, Miss Clara McGloin, and Miss Edith Janet Bromm.

H.R. Bramm Highland Avenue South Charleston Sidney Kane Elizabeth Frazier Goldie Dunlap George Bolden A. V. Fitzwater Henry Mariani Sarah Bawden J. C. McEldowney Minnie Bacham Lee Me+ Callister J. E. Hasting

Mrs Earl Farmer Hosts Bridge in Main Street Home

Mrs Earl C Farmer entertained at bridge Friday afternoon at her Main street home honoring Mrs Elmer Falk recently back from Chicago and Miss Olive Budenbach of Scranton Pa Those present included Mrs Charles Gordon Mrs William F Budenauch and others in a social gathering reflecting a neighborhood bridge event.

Earl C. Farmer Bridge Main Street Mra Elmer Falk Chicago Olive Budenbach Scranton Charles Gordon William F. Budenauch E. K. Dancilz G. Larndley L. C. Hoffield Yomer J. Mehle Gunnar Ekatrom Edward Grove Ervin Kampe Angus Gillis

Miss Virginia Nell Eberhart Weds Harvey L Kaut

Miss Virginia Nell Eberhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard C Eberhart of South Charleston marries Harvey Lewis Kaut son of the late Mr and Mrs George H Kaut of Cleveland Ohio. The service was at the parsonage read by Rev H L Cox on May 15. The couple reside on Seventh Avenue South Charleston. A miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Kaut was hosted by Miss Nell Dumont at the home of Mrs H C Eberhart in Lock Six with many attendees.

Virginia Nell Eberhart Howard C. Eberhart South Charleston Harvey Lewis Kaut George H. Kaut Cleveland H. L. Cox Huntington Fifth Avenue Baptist Church C. H Kaut Charleston High School Kanawha College The Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation Kauf Garfield High School Cleveland College Seventh Avenue South Charles Lon Nell Dumont H.C. Eberhart Lock Six Charles B. Halstead R. F. Maynor C. L. Wright C. B. Cook Charles Roush H. W. Heatherly J. W. McCollam L. E. Jarrett E. B. Harter

End of Mexican Oil Field Strike Proclaimed

Mexico City June 6 President Cardenas will formally proclaim the end of the 10 day nationwide strike by more than 20 000 oil workers. A mediation board secured wage increases and a 40 hour week with retroactive pay totaling 3 006 000 pesos. A federal conciliation board, led by Cardenas, will meet tomorrow to finalize details. Most wells and refineries are American or British owned.

Mexico City Lazaro Cardenas Mex Cardenas Britlah

Ann Pennell Celebrates Daughter's Birthday Anniversary

Mrs J M Fennell hosted at Rivercrest Lawn to honor the fourteenth birthday of Miss Ann Pennell. Guests included Misses Jane Hughes Elizabeth Ann Cook Juanita Salamie Nancy Lee Pitts List Monin Violet Hughes Shirley Buvens Mary Burruss and Masters Maxwell Arnold Keith Wilson Robert Anspack Richard Salamie James Pennell with assistance from Mrs Jeaxx Gook and Miss Janet Samples.

J. M. Fennell Jeaxx Gook Janet Samples Rivercrest Lawn Ann Pennell Jane Hughes Elizabeth Ann Cook Juanita Salamie Nancy Lee Pitts List Monin Violet Hughes Shirley Buvens Mary Burruss Masters Maxwell Arnold Keith Wilson Robert Anspack Richard Salamie James Pennell Jess Cock Mr. Pennell

Amateur sleuths aid and hinder federal agents

Washington June 6 Amateur sleuths assist and complicate FBI efforts to capture kidnappers and bank robbers, said J Edgar Hoover. Civilians have helped locate fugitives such as Richard Galatas and Francis Leocy, but no civilian clues solved the Mattson case. Hoover warns against relying on correspondence courses and amateur detectives.

Washington Q. Edger Hoover Justice Department OTN Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoover Richard Nick" Galatas Kansas City Francis Leo Qicy John J. O'Connell, Jr Albany N.Y Denver Icola Detective Story G-men Mattson

Kanawha College Graduation Exercises Tonight

The Kanawha College will hold the twenty second graduation exercises at St Pauls Lutheran church tonight at o clock. The Rev John Roy Wolfe of Dunbar a Kanawha college graduate delivered the baccalaureate sermon yesterday before the largest number of graduates in the history of the institution. Dean D K Kraybill of New River State college will give the commencement address on Horace Mann. The Rev Joseph Overmyer will deliver the invocation. Miss Pearl Reddington will sing a soprano solo. Dr Ernest C White will present the class. The title of associate in arts will be conferred by President L S McDaniel. Diplomas will be presented by L E Bledsoe registrar of the college. Dr Herman Rees Meyer pastor of the host church will give the benediction. Those who will receive the title of associate in arts include Claude Lester Angel Pauline Elizabeth Mattis Henry Collison Ramsay Barr Broadwater William Herbert McKnight Robert A Crawford Jr Edgar Ray Hoffiman William S Pettigrew Eunice Margaret Lewis Virginia Eloise Cox Raymond Worth Gladwell Mildred Ames Keeney Charles Henry Newsman Garth Eugene Thomas Madelyn Elizabeth Fisher Cora Virginia Hughes William Rea Mucklow Martha Virginia Shank Alma Ate Une Coleman Alice Jeanette Hoyer Robert Brenner Frincke and Edythe Mae Norman. The college summer school will start immediately after graduation with a four day a week class schedule for neighboring sections.

Kanawha College St. Pauls’ Lutheran Church John Roy Wolfe Dunbar Instituton D. K Kraybill New River State College Horace Mann Joseph 4. Overmyer Bream Memorial Church Wil Claude Lester Angel Pauline Elizabeth Mattis Henry Collison Ramsay Barr Broadwater William Herbert McKnight Robert A. Crawford, Jr Edgar Ray Hoffiman William §S. Pettigrew Eunice Margaret Lewis Virginia Eloise Cox Raymond Worth Gladwell Mildred Ames Keeney Charles Henry Newsman Garth Eugene Thomas Madelyn Elizabeth Fisher Cora Virginia Hughes William Rea Mucklow Martha Virginia Shank Alma Ate Une Coleman Alice Jeanette Hoyer Robert Brenner Frincke Edythe Mae Norman

Delegates Attend Dorothy Dix Tent Convention Today

Mrs J E Craige Mra Mary Brightwell Mrs Laura Black and Mrs Willie Laura, delegates of the Dorothy Dix tent, Daughters of Union Veterans, will attend an amatate convention at Felrmont today.

J. E. Craige Mary Brightwell Laura Black Willie Laura Dorothy Dix Daughters of Union Veterans Felrmont Oday

Will Install Officers at Beauregard Street Meeting

The Bapth temple business girls circle will install officers tonight at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bessie Carroll on Beauregard Street. Remote Panang, Malaya now boasts a new modern theater.

Bapth Temple Business Girls’ Circle Bessie Carroll Beauregard Street Panang Malaya

Mystery of the Missing Clue Confuses Local Detectives

The director stated the team investigated the clues fully and balanced caution, saying they neither encourage nor discourage amateur sleuths. The exchange reflects a cautious stance amid baffling hints and volunteer efforts.

Ing Hoavba

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. H. Sheffs Mr. McCray Misa Edens Erie Ge YWCA National Swim For Health Jack Ardis Beasley Mis Jackys Anne Beasley Tulsa, Okla Mes Edward Atkinson Dickinson Street Beasley Annatte la Motte Atkinson Troxells Dinner Bridge Reba Blaker St. Albans Elmore Blaker Kanawha Street Mrs. Kane Sake Ink VA Panniers Co Atatinn A Chiarteston W. Vee Miss Despontin Mra. Farmer Generali Electric Electric Home Appliance CO General Electric Miss Eberhart Mrs. Eberhart J. D. Mellwain Mount Hope Mellwaln Fayette Raleigh Shenandosh Life Insurance Company Mellwai Richmond Mc Tiwaln J. Edgar Hoover St. Paul’s Maddy Quarriar Pheus Older's Fife ST Maytag Mayteg Irands Charlesto Summers St Maytag CO S. C. Fisher 7Th Ave DuPont Lourger Paint & Glass Co Rib Fale
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