Circle meetings spread across churches in city society news
The First Presbyterian church circles plan meetings Thursday afternoon after 3. Mrs Barrar leads with Mrs Hervey Scott, and other circles list chairs and locations on Washington Kanawha Virginia and nearby streets. The First Methodist Episcopal and St Luke's Episcopal ladies also schedule gatherings with hosts at specified homes and times. A St Luke's Ladies Guild dinner is set for Friday at 6 in Randolph Street parish house.
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M.C
First Presbyterian Church
Barrar
Hervey Scott
Sauth Bills
Bek
G. Stainton
Washington
Blake
E. ©. Stauncon
Caperton
Anderson
Kenawds City
Clindingt
Simmons
Richmond Apartments
Bradford
Dana
Kanawha
Dickinson
Roger Young
Eckerson
Price
Virginia
Farley
Ladies’ Guild of St
Personal notes from the intelligence column
The intelligence section lists various social visits and travels. Garnet Eskew returns to Chicago after visiting his parents and Miss Caroline Goleman of Pratt West Virginia. Mrs George Selms of Fayetteville visits the city. Capt Edmund Keatley and wife depart for Flattsburg New York after several days here. Joe Lowry Cooling, Sunday editor of the Baltimore Run, has returned to Baltimore after a Virginia street visit. Mr and Mrs J S Bush and Anna Margaret travel to Morgantown for university commencement. James and J O Lakin with spouses attend Florence Lakin’s West Virginia University graduation in Morgantown. W S Stone and Barbara head to Wells College for Elizabeth Stone’s graduation. Charlotte Gone attends as a student. Mrs Charles Alderson and Martha Alderson of Houston stay with Judge and Mrs A D MacCorkle at Low Hills. N S Burlew plans summer at Cayuta Lake with nephew Noyes Burdette. Mrs Fret Buckshman was a weekend guest in Ronceverte after Stump’s visit.
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Chicago
Caroline Goleman
Pratt
Coal Valley Hospital
Montgomery
George Selms
Fayetteville
Edmund Keatley
Flattsburg
N. Y
E. M. Kestey
Lowry Cooling
Baltimore Run
John Webble
Virgina Street
Baltimore
W. S. Stone
Barbara
Wells College
Elizabeth Stone
Charlotte Gone
Charles Alderson
Marths Alderson
Houston
Tex
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Low Hills
Burlew
Cayuka Lake
Noyes Burdette
Buckhstman
Ronceverte
Stump
Henry J. Fleckenstein
Erie
Vernita Anderson
West Virginia University
Elmer Anderson
Brooks Street
A. FT. Sims
Julius Simms
Chinesge
Farm Women Schedule Sunrise Estate Visit Week
Kanawha county Farm Women clubs plan a 3 PM assembly at the county agriculture offices and will travel to Sunrise, Governor MacCorkle's South Hills estate, for entertainment. Elk district meets at 1 PM with Miss Emma Cabitah. Jefferson district discusses state institutions. local 4-H clubs hold project talks and recordkeeping activities.
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Fann Women's Clubs
Kanawha County
County Department of Sisticulture
Court House
Whursday
MacCorkle
South His
Govran
Elk District Farm Womens’ Club
Emma Cabitah
Summers Street
Caneet
Wolf Boy Captured by Hunters in Jungle
Calcutta dispatch reports hunters in the Terat district beyond Pillbhit Mint captured a "wolf boy" aged about fourteen who had lost most human traits and lived with wolves, walking on all fours and showing recognition to human voices.
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Calcutta
Terat
Pillbhit
Aong
Morgantown graduation week notes and travels
Delta house in Morgantown attends West Virginia University graduation exercises with George McClintic. Niece Mrs Alice McClintic visits Durham and will attend Duke and Carolina finals before returning to Huntington. Several residents travel to Cincinnati for races and visits. Some students and family members are spending summer at home and elsewhere including Glenville and Erie.
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Delta House
Morgantown
George McClintic
West Virginia University
Alice ¥ McClintic
Glass
Mello-Glo Powder Promises Long-Lasting Matte Skin
An advertisement touts Mello-Glo face powder as a new French process product that stays on long, reduces shine, softens skin, conceals large pores, and leaves a peachy tone. It claims purity and remarkable beautifying results with endorsements from Ady and mentions women seeking this powder.
Woman of Prayer-Trance Likely to Be Made Saint
In Dublin reports suggest a Vatican or Liverpool ecclesiastical council will recommend Teresa Helena Higelison for canonization. The former teacher, who died 22 years ago, was said to devote long hours to prayer and to enter religious trance states, sometimes remaining in an entrance for days.
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Dublin
Liverpool
Teresa Helena Higelison
Neston
White Sulphur Springs Summer Colony Visitors Arrive
A stream of guests including June Kr and Mrs G M McAdoo and many others joined the New York colony at White Sulphur Springs. Notables from Omaha Richmond and Richmond area are among those expected and already arriving to occupy cottages on Virginia and Baltimore Rows and Greenbrier dining areas with plans to ride the Valley View Trail to Sunset Gap.
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White Sulphur Springs
June
WR. Falrington
Olive Pillsbury
New York Colony
Riddie
Valley View Trail
Sunset Gap
H. Yale Dolan
B. Dawson Coleman
M. L. Parrish
J. Frederick Bruce
H. F. Street
LeGrande Redfield
George B. Thurnaver
Greenbrier
Lillian Branch
Richmond
Virginia Row
Walter G. Mortland
Mission Circle meeting at First Baptist church Thursday
The Mission Circle of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday evening at 9 pm in the church. Mrs Horace Robson will address the gathering after returning from missionary work in China. Mr and Mrs Barker and Mr and Mrs Kennedy will attend West Virginia University graduation in Morgantown. Miss Mec Baldzin of Washington is also mentioned.
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First Baptist Church
Horace Robson
Birs. Robson
China
Shrigo Slater
Inny
Mra
E. Dearing
J. S. Barker
J. B. Kennedy
Cedar Grove
Mar- Bantown
West Virginia
Univeralty
Misa Mec Baldzin
Washington
Local social notes from Morgantown area gatherings
Mrs Baldwin hosts visiting relatives from Montpelier and Morgantown attends West Virginia University exercises. Mrs Wilson returns from Chicago after the Northern Baptist convention while others visit or depart, including Miss Kiene of Charleston and Mr Reynolds moving to join Mootz Bakery.
Birth of Daughter Mary Lou to Mr and Mrs Imes Herzman
Me and Mrs Imes Herzman of St Albans announce the birth of daughter Mary Lou on Saturday June 3 at Kanawha Valley Hospital.
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Imes Herzman
St. Albens
Mary Lou
Kanawha Valey Hospital
West Virginia workers gain compensation fund subscribers
State House news reports firms and individual businessmen elected to become subscribers to the West Virginia Workers' Compensation Fund on Tuesday January 7. Names include Eernos of Gassville, Crossan Construction of Philadelphia, Bailey of Morgantown, Scholz and Grasecup of Charleston, Dunningham of Huntington, and Knabershue of Buckhannon. The education committee chair attended the state department of education offices, and officials planned travel for Morgantown to WVU commencement. Ott approved 226 injury claims for workers in WV industry yesterday. Charters dissolution applications for four WV corporations were approved, two of which were in can production.
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West Virginia Worken's Compensation Fund
Jaune 7
HE. L. Xernos
Gassville
W. Vie
Crossan Construction Company
Philadelphia
Courtney
John Bailey
Morgantown
Carl Scholz
Paul ‘Grasecup
Charleston
W., Dunningham
Huntington
E. H. Knabershue
Buckhannon
Committee of Educaton
Lee Ott
West Virginia
James L. Lane
Clarksburg
L. Lalien
Low Gap
Boone Counts
N G. Sansom
Wheeling
Can
Dissolution filings for West Virginia coal firms and college graduation notice
The article lists dissolution applications for several corporations including Baiwood Coal Company of Glendean and Long Creek Coal Company of Charleston with signatures of W R Baiwood and F E B Stier and H B M Slush. Other dissolutions cited are Garland Land Association of Bluefield and Alleghany and Blueridge Transportation Company of Keyser. A PhD will be conferred on J Frank Marsh of the state board of education after Weslyan College commencement.
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Baiwood Coal Company
Glendean
W. Va
Long Creek Coal Company
Charleston
Balwood Coal Company
W. R. Baiwood
F. E. B. Stier
Long Creek Company
H. BM. Slush
Gar
Land Land Association
Bluefield
I Bloch
Alleghany and Blueridge Transportation Company
Keyser
W. J. Reely
Buckhannon Commencement Cites Angry Motorist Issue
Brooklyn Life notes a humorous scene as graduates prepare to attend Buckhannon school’s commencement tomorrow. An irate pedestrian quips about motorists who act as if they own the road, while others comicly echo the sentiment about cars and carts in a lighthearted urban column.
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Brooklyn Life
Superintendent Visitor Observes Hogs Department
A fragmented exchange shows a superintendent reacting to a visitor on a hogs department tour. The visitor’s dry reply notes a lack of novelty, mentioning apes from a shooter Pathitneer as a striking element.
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Hogs
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