Local church groups plan evening activities and reports
The balance meeting was moved to this afternoon with a report on funds. Mrs Bruner serves as hostess alongside Mrs C A Wicker and others. St Pauls Bible class hosts a mornings reception in the church parlor. The Central Methodist Episcopal missionary society schedules a white elephant sale and program at 7 30 tonight. A piano recital by students of Doddridge School is set for eight o clock, featuring several local leaders and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruner
C. A. Wickersoelm
C.H. Varian
C. x. Watts
Pultz
St. Paul's
Guild of the
Pirot Methodist
Boateswes
Daniel Matthews
Henry Benn
Fred Feulener
Lillian ‘Carver
Meredith Carver
Hg Woman's Miglonary Society
Central Methodst Episcopal
Emusch
Ama Bore
Brag Harrison
W. 5. Batti
Hiram King
Irving Youing
J. E Thomas
Early West Virginia University Commencement Returns
Local residents and families recount trips to Morgantown for West Virginia University commencement exercises. Graduates include Bernard Pettigrew Gregory and Eleanor Coleman, with many others visiting relatives in Cincinnati and Charleston after ceremonies.
Summers With Family Return From Granville Visit
The summer with her mother Mrs Myrtle Barry of Herons Miss Elizabeth Kemper returned yesterday from Granville where she completed her second year at Dennison University Mt and Mrs Edward Scott of Washington DC are guests of their son in law and daughter the Rev O N Jarrett and Mrs Jarrett of Delaware avenue Mrs V C Melson of Russell Street is recovering from an operation at Charleston General hospital.
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Samust Grover Smith
Kanawha Street
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Samuel Grover Jr
In Heasley Johnson
Staats Hospital
H. 8. McClure
Fatternon Street
C. M. Mitchell
Quartier Street
West ‘Virginia ‘University
Carolyn Mitchell
Russell Riz
Eleanor Ritz
Bhidtlei
Charleston
Myrtle Barry
Herons
Elizabeth Kemper
Granville
Dennison University
Guiding Your Child Thmely Warnings
Parenting guidance describes how sudden interruptions trigger tears and temper, urging calm prep time. It advises informing the child a few minutes ahead, allowing adjustment to avoid rebellion and harsh interruptions.
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Calse
Visitor in Indiana Myra Visit and Cooking School Event
Willard MekKeen traveled to South Bend Indiana to see Mrs George Thurn. Mrs Tira stayed with Mrs Mories last month while she conducted the cooking school at the armory.
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Myra
Willard MekKeen
South Bend
Ind
George Thurn
Tira
Anne Adams Fashion Pattern Notice for Cape Frock
Pattern 2661 offered in sizes 12 through 18 with a 36 inch fabric, requires 35 B yards. Includes step by step sewing instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and catalog, 25 cents total, to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
el Mail
Charleston
Gazette
West
New York City
Former Winfield Man Recognized as Author
Louis Reed a former Winfield attorney is noted for the short story Episode at the Bawpaws in GBrien’s Best Short Stories of 4632. Edward O’Brien, a leading critic, praises Reed who moved from law to writing and now resides in New York. Reed is believed to be the second West Virginia native in O’Brien’s anthology, the first being John P. Bishop of Charles Town now in France.
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the Gazette
Louis Reed
Winfield
Gbrien
Houghton Mafia Company
Boston
Edward
O'Brien
Louis Read
Wirt County
Weat
Virginia
John P. Bishop
Charles Town
France
Delegates Leave For Barboursville Meeting
Eleven delegates from the young people's department of the First M. & church, South, left for Barboursville yesterday to attend a young people's conference lasting eight days. Delegates include Wilfred Spencer, Francis Noel, Audrey K Slaughter, Jean M Mer, George Taylor, Charles Slaughter, Louiss Faulkner, Ernestine King, Maxy Baxter Cunningham, Doce Kirby, and Gladys Byrd.
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Young People’s Department
First M. & Church
South
Barboursve
Wilfred Spencer
Francis Noel
Audrey K. Slaughter
Jean Msher
George Taylor
Charles Slaughter
Louiss Faulkner
Ernestine King
Maxy Baxter Cunningham
Doce Kirby
Gladys Byrd
Miner Thomas A Roberts Killed in Mine Fall at Late Bb Point Link
Thomas A Roberts 70 a miner of Rensford Gamppeils Creek was killed yesterday by a fall in the Bb Point Link mine. Survived by a brother and a nephew Thomsg Roberts Charleston. Services likely at Sacred Heart Church Charleston and burial at Mount Olivet cemetery tomorrow.
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Thomes A. Roberts
Rensford
Gamppeils Creek
Thomsg Roberts
Charleston
Sacred Heart Church
Mount Olivet
Virginian Rail Hearing Set for July 7
The public service commission fixed July 7 for a hearing on the Virginian Railroad application to discontinue the daily passenger train between Princeton Mullens Beckley and Fireco. Last year the commission allowed discontinuance between Mullens and Charleston. The current train departs Princeton at 5 15 p.m. and returns at 1 51 p.m.
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Public Service Commission
Virginian
Princeton
Mutlens
Beckisy
Fireca
Mullens
Charleston
Welch & Mmn
Assessors Near End Of Levies for Year
The county assessor’s office neared finish on 1983 assessments with two books remaining for London district and East Charleston. The twentieth book had been completed earlier in the year. The main work focused on levies equalization and avoided routine procedures due to new amendments.
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Thore
London District
East Charleston
Presbyterian moderator attends world alliance council
The Rev. Ernest Thompson of Charleston recently elected moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States left for New York then Belfast to attend the fourteenth general council of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches. He is pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and was a delegate to the Cardiff meeting eight years ago as the sole West Virginia synod representative among 34 delegates chosen by the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thompson
Charleston
Presbyterian Church of the
United States
New York
Belfast
Ireland
General Council
World Alliance of Reformed Churches
Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Chuncil
Cardiff
Wales
General Assembly
West Virginia Synod
Frames Return Guests From Morgantown Visit
Mrs. H R Morris spent 22 years seeking word of her brother Les Fietchary. A death notice in a nearby town’s obituary column confirmed his passing, ending a long search as the family noted he had lived there about years.
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Wash
H. R. Morris
Les
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Tueetay
Chicago
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Port Defiance
Augate Miliary
Academy
Myr
Bernard Pettigrew
Stent
Gregory Seminary
Cincinnati
Misa Anne Fortney
Bradford Street
Pree Portney
Martin Morrin
Jane Anne
Kara
Mars
Walter Hurley
Cedar Grove
C. 5. Backus
Adger B. Keesey
Uating
J. M. Miller
Dalay
Mase Miller
Tuesaday
West Vir- Rinda University
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Jean Bilen Milger
Wes
Nina Baird
Virgin Ia Wesleyan College
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Nicholasville
White House
Indiana
Barboursville
Thomas A. Roberts
Slate
Canada
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Wilbur C, Frame
Mall
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J.E. Cobb Co
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Pian
Pepperell
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