Charlestonians Travel Amid Family News and Graduations
A stream of Charlestonians visit and travel for family events and academic milestones. Many local residents plan trips to attend graduation exercises at colleges such as Randolph-Macon and the University of Virginia, with others visiting relatives in Virginia, Kentucky, and Arkansas. The list mentions Piersons, Straughans, Lans, and several ties to fraternal and professional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Pierson
College
Straughan
Baltimore
Ray Monongska Ave
J. A. Cassisi
Little Rock
Hot Springs
San Francisco
W. M. Swink
Venable
Lewis Truslow Jr
College Hill
St. Albans
Ark
Pryson Feine
Palm
B. K. Mitchell
Snow Hill
Forest Circle
South Charles
Florence Lambert
Beach, Fie
Eugene Grovesi
Clifton Forge
Paul R. Lambert
Southing
Lewisburg
Bryan Randall
Charleston
Thomas E. Jackson
Richmond Professional Institute
Dunn
Cary
F. M. Ryburn
Louden Heights Rd
Oliver S. Hagerman
Louden
William and Mary Col
Morris
Elizabeth Ave
East Hampton
L. J
Hts
Hunter
Med
Sam
Clintie
Jial College of Virginia
Roy Pierson
Margaret Leadman
Jments
Sam Rayburn
Ashby G. Blackwell
Swago Farms
Makinton
Bradford St
Patricia Pierson
Inanha
McClintic
Beuka Park
Randolph-Macon College
Alphas Women
Lynchburg
Barbara Lewis Penhale
Chi Beta Philer
William 2. Pierson
Chicago
Nathan Poffens
Uni- Scientific
Kenkal
Charles D.barger
Walnut Rd
Kentucky
Eisenhower backs Community Chest drive in nationwide memo
President Eisenhower urged support for the Community Chest drive, calling its programs vital to keep communities healthy and strong. The endorsement was in a memorandum to government agency chiefs announcing Edmond F. Mann as head of the drive within the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Washington
INS
General Services
Edmond F. Man
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W. D. Penhale
Dixie St
Community Chest Fund
Lawson
Furniture Dept
Essex Manor
By International Silver Co
Coyle
Jewelry Dept
Jantzen
Jantzen Jandaliers
Eabl Shogany
Men's Dept
Winthrop
White Sewing Center