Greenbrier Ball Draws West Virginians For Commencement Week
The Greenbrier Military School final ball in the Cameo ballroom drew many West Virginians and guests for commencement week at the military school and Greenbrier Women´s College. Louis Armstrong's orchestra played as attendees from Charleston Huntington Richmond Knoxville and Nutley gathered with families and dignitaries at the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbrier Military School
Cameo
Greenbrier
West
William Lively
Charleston
Ann Groff
Edwina Groff
Mount Hope
Col
H--Long
Jo Long
Huntington
F. Alvin Webb
Kimball
Gordon B. Pace
Roanoke
T. F. Snodgrass
A. W. Lumsden
Elway
Betty Fulton
Chester A. Fulton
Baltimore
Life
A. L. Ivey
Richmond
James W. Dean
Knoxville
Tenn
Arthur R. Carr
Nutley
NL J
H H. Bunker
Jersey City
James Leftwich
Upper Montclair
Wise Ashton Wilson
New York
Fenton
Wills Smith
Henrietta Lathrop
John Cotton
John Gallizher
Ravenswood
Picnic At Johnston Home Hosts Report
Miss Suzanne Adams and Miss Anne Johnston hosted a picnic at the Johnston home in South Ruffner last week. Guests included Mr and Mrs B Adams, Mr and Mrs A L Johnston, and many young attendees such as Helen June Baldwin Mary Baker Barnes Roth Eskew Adeline Jones Beverley Broun Frances Lowder Bonnie Bee Walker Sheila Tiller Betty Hammer Dorothy Johnston Master Charles Hoy Edward Thompson John Thompson Herbert Shoener Harold Shoener Charles Stacy Jack Hutchinson Shirley Moss James Johnston Ralph Ford and Claude Scruggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Adams
Anne Johnston
South Ruffner
B. Adams
A. L. Johnston
Helen June Baldwin
Mary Baker Barnes
Roth Eskew
Adeline Jones
Beverley Broun
Frances Lowder
Bonnie Bee Walker
Sheila Tiller
Betty Hammer
Dorothy Johnston
Master
Charles Hoy
Edward Thompson
John Thompson
Herbert Shoener
Harold Shoener
Charles Stacy
Jack
Mrs Wildman Addresses Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Wildman speaks at the Garden Club gathering hosted by Mrs E D Yewell at her home. The event features remarks from Flower Teeee L Foner Ratrie and Harvey McMil- with attendees noting decor, plants, and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildman
Garden Club
E. D. Yewell
Flower
Teeee L Foner Ratrie
Harvey McMil
Daughters of 1812 Luncheon to Feature Mrs Proctor Perkins
Mrs Emita Proctor Perkins of Ravenswood will address the luncheon tomorrow at 12:48 at the Daniel Boone hotel. The event is hosted by the Lord Calvert chapter National Society U S Daughters of 1812. Florence Calvert Kuhn is listed among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emita Proctor Perkins
Ravenswood
Danial Boone Hotel
Lord Calvert
National Society
U.S. Daughters of 1812
Florence Calvert Kuhn
Daisy Fultz to Wed Guthrie in Fairmont Church
Invitations announce the June 25 wedding of Miss Daisy Eleanor Fultz daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry A Fultz of Fairmont to Mr George Nye Guthrie son of Mr and Mrs George G Guthrie of Columbia Boulevard at 4 30 pm at the First Baptist Church in Fairmont. Rev Hugh D Pickett will perform the ceremony with Mrs Edward C Jones Jr matron of honor and Miss Jean Guthrie maid of honor. Ushers include Albert D Fultz Vincent J Reishman Albert Clarkson Jack Gocke and A Hale Watkins. A reception will follow at the Fultz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Eleanor. Fultz
Henry Albert Fultz
Fairmont
George Nye Guthrie
George G. Guthrie
Columbia Boulevard
First Baptist Church
Hugh D. Pickett
Edward C. Jones, Jr
Jean Guthrie
Ieegeenet
Elizabeth Smith
Elizabeth Dabbie
Albert D. Fultz
Best Mah
Vincent J. Reishman
Albert Clarkson
City
Jack Gocke
Clarksburg
A. Hale Watkins
Watkins
Fultz
Shower honors Mrs. Margaret Crow at Boomer home
Mrs Harry Nutter hosted a shower for Mrs Margaret Crow at her Boomer residence. Guests included Mesdames Keaton Straughn Proffit Davis Stockton Poff Combs Proffitt Boyd Neil Burford Comer Anderson Thompson Buckley Shamblin Jore Parson Nutter Nut ter Dillon Long Longmire Led ford Ridgeway Carver Dalporto Ligon Clere and Misses Burdette Jones among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nutter
Boomer
Margaret Crow
Mesdames QO. A. Keaton
Harold Straughn
Robert Proffitt
R. Davis
R. M. Stockton
Edward Poff
W. FE. Combs
Clayton Proffitt
Thomas Boyd
Joseph Neil
Percy Burford
J. B. Comer
Roy Anderson
Roy Thompson
George Buckley
Hubertasses
Henry Shamblin
Harry Jore
Mrs Taylor Hosts Birthday Party in Madison Street
Mrs. Margaret Taylor entertained Friday night at her Madison street home in a birthday party honoring her daughter Miss Lorena Taylor. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louie W. Taylor Opal Pauley and numerous Taylors Pauleys Cavenders Lanham Townsend and Ransome families along with many other local residents and young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Taylor
Madison Street
Lorena Taylor
Louie W. Taylor
Opal Pauley
Phyllis Jean Pauley
Dorothy Cavender
Gay Lanham
Virginia Townsend
Norma Lee Thomas
Edith Fox
Thelma Taylor
Frances Harmon
Betty Lee Petry
Ethel Tanner
Madeline Painter
Freda Sigman
Phyllis Haines
Julia Ransome
Cleo Ransome
Margaret Ransome
Mrs Progler Honors Mrs C Robert Progler Shower
Mrs BE F Thomas hosted a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday at her McCorkle avenue home honoring Mrs C Robert Progler, formerly Kathleen Hoytman. Attendees included Mesdames Cray, Grooms, Thompson, Hinkle, Zerby, Dye, Shoener, Hoylman, Ryan, Brigade, Oldfield, Ellison, Reiter, Drape, and the Misses Hoylman and Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. Thomas
McCorkle Avenue
C. Robert Progler
Kathleen Hoytman
Mesdames BP. A. Cray
W. M. Grooms
C. V. Thompson
Hunter Hinkle
Carl Zerby
Gilbert Dye
Paul Shoener
G. C. Hoylman
Frank Ryan
Jack Brigade
Fulton Oldfield
Helen Ellison
J. A. Reiter, Jr
Mrs Borstein Honored at Serpia Club Dinner
Mrs Borstein formerly Pauline Ostrin was guest of honor at a Serpia club dinner and shower at Bakers Tavern. New officers are Miss Ethel Zacks president, Mrs Borstein secretary, Mrs Maurice Hartz treasurer, and Mrs Hyman publicity. Others present include Mrs Becky Fermier Sylvia Carp and Frances Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Borstein
Pauline Ostrin
Serpia Club
Baker's Tavern
Ethel Zacks
Borstein
Maurice Hartz
Hyman Publicity
Mises Becky Fermier
Sylvia Carp
Frances Rosen
Miss Geraldine Buckley Weds Kermit Dilley in Cumberland
Miss Geraldine Buckley and Kermit Dilley married March 5 in Cumberland Maryland. The bride is Marlinton High School and West Virginia University alumna and Delta Gamma Alpha Xi member. the groom attended Marlinton High School Marshall College and West Virginia University and is in the WVU Medical College. Location of reception at the Buckley home featured spring floral decor and corsages hidden wedding announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. d. Rexrode
Layman Davis
Joan Sharp
George W. Sharp
Summers H. Sharp
George A. Myles
Fayetteville
Jean Sharp
Pauline Cunningham
James Grow
Morgantown
Frances Brill
Marrgaret Brill
Dilley
Marlinton High School
West Virginia Wesleyan College
West Virginia University
Alpha XI
Delta Gamma Social Sorority
Montague High School
Montague, Mich
Marshall College
Beta Theta Fi
Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity
West Virginia University Medical College
Miss Hensley Weds Mr Larry Hearne in Catlettsburg
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Hensley of Montgomery to Mr Larry Hearne, son of Mr and Mrs J H Hearne of Magnolia Arkansas. The ceremony took place May 25 in Catlettsburg. Mrs Hearne is a Montgomery High School graduate and attended New River State College in Montgomery. They will reside in Chicago Illinois where Mr Hearne is employed by Chicago Bridge and Iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hensley
Montgomery
Larry Hearne
J. H. Hearne
Magnolia
Ark
Catlettsburg
Hearne
Montgomery High School
New River State College
Chicago
Til
Chicago Bridge and Steel Corporation
Margaret Louise Jamerson
Jackson Street
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
John Young D A R Plans Luncheon
Mrs W H Vaught of Point Pleasant past state regent will install new officers of the John Young chapter at their anniversary luncheon Friday June 17 at 1 o clock at Wrens Nest. Officers include St regent Cyrus Hall first vice regent O H Bobbitt second vice regent M L O Neale chaplain J R Shanklin recording Evelyn Ballard corresponding Dale Casto treasurer Philip Hill registrar Charles Mohler historian Frank Lively. Reservations with Mrs Philip Ziler or Mrs O H Bobbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vaught
Point Pleasant
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Young
Wren's Nest
Cyrus W. Hall
St. Regent
O. H. Bobbitt
M. L. O'Neale
J. R. Shank
Mrs Pittman Waldron Hosts Shower for Sister Mrs Pszyk
Mrs C Pittman Waldron entertained at her Sixth Street home with a miscellaneous shower honoring her sister Mrs Frank Pszyk the former Miss Geraldine Pittman. Guests included Mesdames James McCanthay Dale Morris Lamar Means Hilda Sloan Michael Pszyk Howard Leech Andrew Allen Richard Corbin and Misses Susan Matthews Ruth Silman Mary Louise Orcutt Frances Parkins Florence Biller Lillian Matthews Helen Pszyk Kathleen Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pittman Waldron
Sixth Street
Frank Pszyk
Geraldine Pittman
Mesdames
James McCanthay
Dale Morris
Lamar Means
Hilda Sloan
Michael Pszyk
Howard Leech
Andrew Allen
Richard Corbin
Susan Matthews
Ruth Silman
Mary Louise Orcutt
Frances Parkins
Florence Biller
Lillian Matthews
Helen Pszyk
Kathleen Waldron
Barickmans Honor Two Children At Sunday Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs 5 E Barickman hosted a birthday gathering Sunday at their Spencer area home honoring their daughter Mrs Otis Schafer of Wellford and their son Orville Barickman of Belpre. Guests included numerous Barickman family members and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Barickman
Spencer
Otis Schafer
Wellford
Orville Barickman
Belpre
Otis Barickman
Ira Barickman
Blaine Baricckman
Clair Barickman
Beall Barickaman
Walton
W. W. Barickman
South Charleston
Rosalie Barickman
Hetty Reed Barickman
Colene Barickman
Marthe Barickman
Mary Francea Barickman
Lucille Cunningham
Roger Allen Barickman
Elwood Barickman
Pernice Barickman
Orris Barickman
Dorsey Barickman
Beans Honor Daughter Birthday Party in Crown Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bean held a birthday party Thursday night at their Crown Hill home for their daughter Miss Ernestine Bean. Guests included Mrs. Claude Roark, Mrs. Weldon Roark, Lois Giacomo, Helen Hudnall, Mercedes Dyer, Marie White, Eloise Stringer, Christine Christy, Sylvia O’Neil, Helen Mullins, Joseph Walker, Carl Stringer, James O’Neil, Harald Devine, George Burge, S Clendenin, Harry Johnson, G W Mullins, James Agner, Charles Dyer, Chris Fry, Paul Sparkman, Charles Bean and Ernest Bean Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bean
Crown Hill
Ernestine Bean
Claude Roark
Weldon Roark
Lois Giacomo
Helen Hudnall
Mercedes Dyer
Marie White
Eloise Stringer
Christine Christy
Sylvia O'Neil
Helen Mullins
Mercedes
Hudnall
J. Workman
Mears
Joseph Walker
Carl Stringer
James O'Neil
G. Dev Frederick Menefee
Kay Mulling
Harald A. Devine
George Burge
S. Clendenin
Harry Johnson
G. W. Mullins
James Agner
Charles Dyer
Chris Fry
Paul Sparkman
Charles Bean
Village social notes travel and visitors across states
Local society column details numerous residents and guests traveling to Asheville White Sulphur Springs Pittsburg San Juan Lexington Hampden Sydney and Richmond. Names include Thomas Jackson Clarence Peck Edward Goldsmith Virginia Hodges Kathleen Hanley Milair Shuver Goodwin Jamerson Morton and Walker. Many visit relatives attend dances graduations and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Jackson
Asheville
N.C
White Sulphur Springs
Mr John F Martin Celebrates 90th Birthday at Piney
Three generations of Mr. John F Martin's family visited him Sunday at his home at Piney for his 90th birthday anniversary. He welcomed friends throughout the day. Relatives from Charleston and Akron were among visitors including Mr Martinason and Rev Gleagon Martin of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Martin
Piney
Martin
Charleston
Akron
Martinason
Gleagon Martin
Porters Formal Tea Reveals Nelle Porter Engagement
Mrs J S Pritchard hosted a Washington boulevard Huntington tea announcing Miss Nelle Porter and Dr Linkie J Moore plan to wed. The June 14 ceremony will be led by Rev T H Patterson with Miss Porter as matron of honor and Dr Morris Ferer as best man. Guests included Mrs Paul Hoback and other Huntington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Pritchard
Washington Boulevard
Huntington
Nelle Porter
Linkie J. Moore
T. H. Patterson
Pritchard
Morria Ferrer
Paul Hoback
W. T. Boggess
Comet Staff Banquet Planned at Chimney Corner
The Morris Harvey college Comet staff holds its first annual banquet at 6:30 p m today at Chimney Corner on Quarrier street. Retiring editor Claude Ramsey will speak. Attendees include Ramsey Wilfred Spencer Mrs Helen Bibby Carl Judy Lois Brown Miriam Thomas Evelyn McCown Margaret Sampson Charles Akers Miller Gwinn Harold Jackson of Charleston Mail Sal H Padlibsky of The Gazette Clyde Hall and Mrs Eleanor Thornhill faculty sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet
Morris Harvey College
Chimney Corner
Quarrier Street
Claude Ramsey
Ramsey
Wilfred Spencer
Helen Bibby
Carl Judy
Lois Brown
Miriam Thomas
Evelyn McCown
Margaret Sampson
Charles Akers
Miller Gwinn
Harold Jackson
The
Charleston Mail
Sal H. Padlibsky
the Gazette
Clyde Hall
Eleanor Thornhill
Deaf hearing aid demonstration by New York specialist
Jules Benigsohn, a New York laboratory trained acousticon expert, conducts a free deaf demonstration this week at Dr. F A Pritchard’s office with Elliott Jewelers in Capitol Street Wheeling. He tests acousticon fittings on a compact autogauge instrument that prescribes the best assembly to compensate for hearing loss, featuring the lightest acousticon transmitter yet made, weighing about 11-4 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Benigsohn
New York
Acous
Icon Institute of Wheeling
F. A. Pritchard
Elliott Jewelers, Inc
Capitol Street
Berigsohn
Miss Aline King Heads Farewell Party In Page
Miss Helen Baughn leaves for Lynchburg Virginia to reside. Miss King hosted the farewell at her Page home Friday night with numerous guests including Mr and Mrs R E King Mrs D Hetner and many others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline King
Page
Helen Baughn
Lynchburg
R. E. King
D. Hetner
Dennis Hughes
Opal Kinser
Blanche Cale
Trent Johnson
Mac Morris
Dell Hermon
Bethel Kincaid
Othella Kincaid
Margaret Blake
Audrey Blake
Geraldine Long
Irene Kinder
Elizabeth Nichols
Virginia Hanna
Eve
Isa Phelps
Hosabel Jahnson
Rachel Brooks
Doris Kincaid
Mary Burke
James Abbott
Neil Johnson
Andrew Jefferies
O. Caudill
Edgar Caudill
Reginald Dooley
M. Cale
Darrell Bennett
Charles Burke
James Golden
Shelton Mitchell
Howard Settle
David Thomas
Peter Bawer
Daniel Canterbury
Ernest Paistel
Chandler Kineald
Lewis Morris
David Rhine
Miss Pittman Weds Mr. Pszyk in Ashland Ky
Mr O J Pittman announces the marriage of his daughter Geraldine Pittman to Frank Pszyk The couple wed on April 10 in Ashland Kentucky and reside in Kanawha City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Pittman
Geraldine Pittman
Frank Pszyk
Ashland
Pszyk
Kanawha City
Homemaker Tips Turn Sour Cream Dishes Into Summer Treats
A fragmented kitchen column outlines sour cream based dishes for warm weather including a creamed cauliflower salad dressing and a sour cream cookie recipe. It lists ingredients such as yolks sugar vanilla and water and describes steps to beat, mix, and chill or bake. The text is garbled with misspellings but preserves key items and actions like beating eggs and chilling dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Aldo
WCTU Meeting Tomorrow in Kanawha County
Mrs Ellen Cheuvrout state director of the WCTWU to speak at the Kanawha county chapter meeting at 10 am tomorrow. The event will be at Randolph Street Advent Christian church with a luncheon to follow and Mrs W W Reif is also scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Cheuvrout
Clarks+burg
W. C. T. Wu, Institute
Kanawha County
Randolph Street
Advent Christiam Church
W. W. Reif
King's Daughters Chapter Meeting at Spring Hill Home
The Ethel Evans chapter of the King's Daughters will meet at 10 30 a.m. today at the home of Mrs W Blackburn Watts in Spring Hill for its gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
The
King's Daughters
W. Blackburn Watts
Spring Hill
Voice Powered Telephone Aims To Transmit By Voice
New York June 6 An experimental Bell Labs device uses the speaker’s voice to generate the electrical currents needed for transmission without a battery or external power. The system relies on highly magnetizable alloys and a magnet armature to convert vocal vibrations into electricity. The research explores magnetic permeabilities and subatomic phenomena, with potential use in camps or temporary installs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bellaboratories
iCopyright
ENB
Three Bible schools open for local children
Nitro announces three Bible schools for children up to age 15 running through June 17 with morning sessions and an automobile parade after. The schools unite Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian Church of God and Baptist congregations. Community events include visits from Miss Virginia Allen and local family news. An executive Boy Scouts meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian Church
Church of God and Baptist
Virginia Allen
Hurricane
B. T. O'Gorman
R. L. Sibley
Montreal
Can
Sibley
England
Boy Scouts
Gilbert Rhodes
Roberta Martin
Clarksburg
William G. Bird
Corp
Paul Vassar
Vassar
Magician at St Johns Parish House Tonight
Pierce the magician performs at 8 p.m. today at St. Johns Episcopal church parish house under the women’s auxiliary. The program includes tricks appealing to children and adults, with committee members named Mrs. Dorothy Jackson Mrs. Tom Horn and Miss Goldin Potree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce the Magician
St. John's Episcopal Church
Women's Auxiliary
Pierce
Dorothy Jackson
Tom Horn
Goldin Potree
Resinol Ointment and Soaps Offer Soothing Relief
For over forty years users have trusted Resinol Ointment to ease irritation and speed healing. The preparation also helps treat acne by calming the skin and reducing inflammation. Resinol Soaps enhance this effect, delivering quicker, pleasing results.
Shower Honors Mrs Grace Smith Gains at Beard's Fork
Mrs Roy Thomas hosted a Thursday night shower at her Beard's Fork home for Mrs Grace Smith Gains. Guests included Mesdames T F Steward Robert Steward Ruth Rankin Fay Murphy George Brooks Clyde Angel Hager Angel C C Merriam M I Workman Henry Buckley Harry Sherman John Pinson Mabel Perdue T B James Frank James Leonard Arthur Roy Smith Edward Nugan Ivan Thompson Earl Burger Harry Adkins William Jackson William Derrick Douglas Smith Harrison James Overton Nutter Frederick Perdue Winifred Bostic John Rytis Dorothy Hutchinson Harvey Sailor Samuel Sweeney Earl Johnson Sebert Powers Hamilton Adkins Roy Jones Arch Clemena Earl Mayes Lloyd Hernly Roy Taylor and the Misses Kathleen Smith Maude Mills Mae Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Thomas
Beard’s Fork
Grace Smith Gains
Mesdames T. F. Steward
Robert Stewsard
Ruth Rankin
Fay Murphy
George Brooks
Clyde Angel
Hager Angel
C. C. Merriam
M. I. Workman
Henry Buckley
Harry Sher Iman
John Pinson
Mabel Perdue
T. &. James
Frank James
Leonard Arthur
Roy Smith
Edward Nugan
Ivan Thompson
Earl Burger
Harry Adkins
William Jackson
William Derrick
Douglas Smith
Harrison James
Overton Nutter
Frederick Perdue
Winifred Bostic
John Roytis
Dorothy Hutchinson
Harvey Sailor
Samuel Sweeney
Earl Johnson
Sebert Powers
Hamilton Adkins
Roy Jones
Arch Clemena
Earl Mayes
Lloyd Hernly
Roy Taylor
Kathleen
Smith
Maude Mills
Mae Thomas
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Johnston
Daughters of 1812
Drs. Collins & Collins
Tee A le Tare
Miss Lyons
Hubert Thompson
Virginia Street
Adrian Lyons
Hot Springs, Ark
Mr. Thompson
C. W. Thompson
Red Sulphur Springs
Daisy Fultz
Mrs
Honora Mrs
Crow
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Progler
Monna
Monna’s
Moe St
Miss Hensley
D.A.R
Panyk
P. Waldron
Barickmans
Clarence B. Peck, Jr
Edward I. Goldsmith
Lewisburg
Virginia Hodges
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Kathleen Hanley
Lewis Street
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Cleveland F. Milair
Alan Milar
Lewiston
Milair
Ernest Milair
Washington Street
W. P. Shuver
Elizabeth Shuver
John P. Shuver
William F. Shuver
Harry Thompson
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
David L. Goodwin
Mary Lee Settle
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar, Va
Mrs. Williams. Thornhill, Jr
Lee Street
Dean
Harry Stone
Hilda Finney
Betty Hodges
Chatham, Va
Helen Hardy
Amelia, Va
Alice Witcher Thompson
Littlepage Avenue
Macy Deveny
Thomas A. Deveny, Jr
Bliss McCrom
New York City
Henry Lewis Prichard
Staunton
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Pailip Walker, Jr
Washington, D. C
Walker
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Andrew Calderwood
Putney
McAlpin Hotel
W. E. Connell, Jr
Jo Louise Elliott
Charlotte
Elliott
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Connell
D. M. Jenkins
Laura Wheeler
Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
Miss Baughn
Miss Pittman
WCTU
King’s Daughters
Helen Morris Beauty Shop
Park and
Glenwood
Seemann Urn
Aklat
Mudic
Charis
Louise Powell
Duffey St
W. Ve
Lucile Carter
Pinehurst
W. Va
Edna Coleman
Gardner Ave
Karl Doteon
Columbia Ave
Eva Gcerrant
Virginia St
Bailey's
Bell Laboratory
Nitro News
St. John’s Parish House
Wil
Elford
Hale
Jantzen
da Air Titi Southern Appliance Corporation
Kanawha Street
Inwood
Mra
Alice Reweil
Beamtital
ST. Albans
Jusk Vas Capitol
Chesapeare and
Potomac Telephone Compass
West Virginia
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