Arabian horse show opens at Charleston with lavish exhibit
The Charleston horse show opens tonight at 7 15 featuring Gerbra Arabians and purebred stallions including Raff les and Mirage with historical ties to King Feisal of Iraq. Two additional stables from Chillicothe Ohio and Reidville North Carolina arrive as crowds fill the grounds. The event runs through Saturday with a closing dance at the Daniel Boone hotel after the final exhibition.
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Charleston
Raffles
Selby
King Feisal
Iraq
London
South Butter Grounds
R. Ll. Black
Chillicothe
Ohio
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Reidaville
N. C
Daniel Boone Hotel
Rinyside
Births Reported Across City Homes This Week
Mr and Mrs James EB Christy of Valley Street announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Lee on Monday June 4 at 1 PM. Mr and Mrs DW Mitchell of Acep announce a son Thursday at McMillan Hospital. Mr and Mrs W B Hover of 410 YMowrla Street announce a daughter Tuesday at Charleston General Hospital. Mrs Hover is the former Miss Perretts Wonter.
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James EB. Christy
Valley Street
Nancy Lee
DW. Mitchell
Acep
G Thureday
McMillan Hospital
W. B. Hover
Ymowrla Street
Hays
qChurleston
General Hospital
Resignation of Kanawha Valley Bank Executive V P
F D Drumheller, for five years executive vice president of the Kanawha Valley bank, resigned yesterday due to ill health. He was a popular and efficient official active in civic affairs. Drumheller spent eleven years with the New River Bank and Trust in Thurmond before coming to Charleston.
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F. D. Drumheller
Kanawha Valley Bank
Drumheller
Negro Bishop Visits Charleston Guests of Columbia Wealth
Bishop Matthew W. Clair and Mya Clair of the M E Church are visiting Charleston as guests of Mrs. George W Clair of Columbia Boulevard Their son Rev Walker Clair of Indianapolis and Miss Melissa Blas of California accompany them Bishop Clair is one of the two Negro bishops in the Methodist Episcopal Church and a native of Union Monroe county He spent several years in Africa.
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Mya. Clair
M. E. Church
Charleston
George W. Clair
Columbia Boulevard
Walker Clair
Indianapolis
Melissa Blas
California
Bisit
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union
Monroe County
Africa
Huntington Mayor's Election Questioned
Huntington residents challenged Porter W. Smith's mayoral election in the supreme Court. A petition sought a writ to require the Citizens' board to reconsider its selection under the new charter, claiming Smith resigned to seek office. Action was referred. petitioners include W Gladwell George Dillon Julia BR Johnson and Wiliam Roy.
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Porter W. Smith
Huntington
Supreme Court
Citizens’ Board
Smith
Citizens Board
Citizens Bond
Thos
George Dillon
Julia BR. Johnson
Wiliam Roy
Haan Highlights Swimmer Safety at Lions Club Luncheon
Mayor T. Haan, life saving director for the Charleston Red Cross chapter, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at the Daniel Boone Aquatic Center. He stressed strict safety rules for swimmers and urged observance to prevent accidents and save lives.
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Charles~ton
Red Cross
Lions Club
Daniel Boone
Safety and first aid courses offered to public schools
Officials announce a 10 day safety and first aid and resuscitation program for public schools conducted by the Red Cross life saving group with participation from the W. Co. A. and the M. G. C. A., aiming to train all members of the community.
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National Red Cross of Annapolis Alumni Body to Meet Morgantown
The National Red Cross chapter in Annapolis Maryland announces alumni body activities beginning June 15. Alumni from the Morgantown WV college of law will gather Monday for a meeting to discuss upcoming civic service and refinements to volunteer programs.
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National Red Cross
Annapolis
He Seld
Morgantown
West Virginia College of Law
Alumni to Meet Monday in Morgantown
The alumni association plans a meeting Monday in Morgantown following the general slump meeting, with Robert J. Riley of Wheeling as president, as reported yesterday. Portugal ships more cork abroad than in some time, while Mrs. H B Rummel of Kanawha Street shows improvement after illness. a Charleston clubwoman, she once led the Charleston Women’s Club and remains active in community work. Bergen, France and Indo-China are noted in broader shipping figures.
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Lumni Association
Morgantown
H. B. Rummel
Erit Sealy
Kanawha Street
Bits
Rummel
Charleston Women's Club
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