Laings Host Bridge Party in Quarrier Street
Mrs John Thomas Laing and Mrs James K Laing hosted a bridge party at their Quarrier Street home. Guests included Martha Ann Laing of Farmville and many Charleston area residents. The social items note guests traveling to reunions and college events, plus several Charleston residents visiting relatives and preparing trips abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Laing
Bridge
Quarriey Street
James K. Laing
Martha Ann Laing
Farmville
M. F. Brothers
Minter
Harriet Edmunds
Mary Elizabeth Mason
Brown
J. Pell Miller
William A. Wick
Howell Nesbitt
William B. Young
James E. Allen, Jr
N. A. Edwards
Quincy
New York
United States Military Academy
West Point
Norman B. Edwards
Long Island
N.Y
Lewis ‘Atkinson
Bakersfield
Cal
Charleston
Junior League Horse Show Opens in Huntington Today
Charlestonians join the Junior League horse show in Huntington this weekend. Several local residents are listed as attendees and riders including Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Raglan Mr. and Mrs. William Billings Mrs. Alice Peyton Smith Mrs. Arthur M. Hill Mrs. Walter E. Clark Miss Mary Lu Hamilton Mrs. Newton Thomas Miss Jean Riley Mr. Bertram Payne and Mr. Marshall Bond Jr. Mrs. Raglan Miss Riley and Mr. Bond are to ride.
Ida Young Weds Clyde Hume at Central Methodist
Announcement of the marriage between Mrs. Ida Young and Clyde Hume occurred Saturday evening at Central Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev J B Workman officiated. Mrs Hume is the mother of Mrs C F Hann. Mr Hume works at the post office. The couple reside at 819 Bigby Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Young
Clyde Hume
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
J.B. Workman
Hume
C. F. Hann
Airs
Ehime
Bigby Avenue
Mrs Benjamin Taylor Entertained at Bridge Party
Mrs Benjamin Taylor was guest of honor at a bridge party held Monday evening at the home of Dr W E Taylor and Mrs Taylor in Mammoth Those present included Mrs Emmett Martin Mrs William Maynor Mrs G E McMillion Mrs Leonard Brooks Mrs Jess Hammonds Mrs Earl King Mrs Theodore Cable Mrs Elmer Backus Mrs Charles Berry Mes John Balser Mrs C P Hudnall Mrs Payton Pharris Miss Annie Quesenberry and Mr J T Bryant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Taylor
W. E. Taylor
Taylor
Mammoth
Emmett Martin
William Maynor
G. E. "McMillion
Leonard Brooks
Jess Hammonds
Earl King
Theodore Cable
Elmer Backus
Charles Berry
John Balser
C, PL Hudnall
Payton Pharris
Annie Quesenberry
J. T. Bryant
Youth club hosted by Miss Eloise Smith at Park Drive
Miss Eloise Smith entertained the youth club Friday at her Park Drive home. Attendees included Misses Eileen Jarvis Mary Grace Stone Katharyn Maddy Lucille Mad dy Ruth Dury Eloise Smith and Messrs Robert Pruett Waln Lyon Kyle King Samuel Smith Hamilton Lyon and Harold Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Smith
Park Drive
Eileen Jarvis
Mary Grace Stone
Katharyn Maddy
Lucille Maddy
Ruth Dury
Robert Pruett
Waln Lyon
Kyle King
Samuel Smith
Hamilton Lyon
Harold Benson
Luncheon Postponed by Charleston Delphian Chapter
A luncheon planned by the Charleston Delphian chapter for Monday at Weens Nest to honor Mrs. J. W. Herscher has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Delphian
Ween's Nest
J. W. Herscher
Court to Rehear Back Salary Suits Against Coal Company
The supreme court will again rule on seven suits by Charles Hodges against Hugheston Guns Coal corporation for back salary. The court had earlier held suits should be entered before a justice of the peace due to low claim amounts. A writ to restrain Hodges and the justice was denied, but rehearing was granted yesterday at the coal company’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Charles Hodges
Hugheston Guns Coal Corporation
Hodges
Spooky Tavern Play Set For First M. E. Church
A mystery play Spooky Tavern will be performed by the young people of First M. E. Church on Thursday and Friday nights at 8:15. Cast includes Miss Glen Dora Spencer, Miss Mary Miller, Miss Jo Fisher, Miss Virginia Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Radford, Claude Kirby, R. Spottswood Durr, Wilfred Spencer, Richard Eggleton, and Thomas Gordon. Mrs. R. S. Burr directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Glendora Spencer
Mary Miller
Jo Fisher
Virginia Sutherland
Carl Radford
Claude Kirby
R. Spottswood Durr
Wilfred Spencer
Richard Eggleton
Thomas Gordon
R. S. Burr
Calvary Baptist Vacation Bible School Opens Monday
The Calvary Baptist Vacation Bible School starts at nine o clock Monday morning with Glenn Seufler and a corps of teachers in charge. Lessons cover Bible memory verses storytelling handiwork and domestic arts. A picnic and an exhibit of work are planned for Friday June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Vacation Bible School
Glenn Seufler
Mother Daughter Banquet At Snow Hill Methodist Church
The annual mother and daughter banquet at Snow Hill Methodist church featured a supper in the basement and a program led by toastmaster Mrs. Thomas Wright. Miss Christine Gilchrist and Mrs. Chilton Young offered toasts to mothers and daughters, with Miss Bessie Lee Walker as speaker, and many ladies attended, listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Hill Methodist Church
Thomas Wright
Christine Gilchrist Hind
Chilton Young
Bessie Lee Walker
Thelma Dean
John Faulknier
Lara Adkins
Lorena Lawrence
J. H. Henson
Sara C. Kempler
Nora Keensey
D. E. Henson
James Gilchrist
L. O. Canterbury
W. M. Fisher
Jentress Rose
J. D. Gardner
Emma Deets
Charles Harless
Eli Hughes
Clyde Buckle
Fanny Morris
Hyatt Hanson
Ella H
Pauline Henson
Francis Jen=som
Hawkers and Peddlers Law Takes Effect Today
The 1835 legislative amendment to the Hawkers and Peddlers law goes into effect today. Traveling on foot with a pack requires a license fee of 19 dollars if using a vehicle, 15 dollars for half ton capacity, rising to 250 dollars by vehicle capacity, with penalties from 25 to 100 dollars fine and up to 60 days in jail.
Carte Is Held In Check Probe
R. C. Carte, 35, of Charleston, arrested Tuesday night by federal agent Raymond W. King on misappropriating 1366 checks while serving as general auditor for the West Virginia relief administration. Held in Cabell county jail in default of 1500 bond after a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Carte
Charleston
Raymond W. King
Federal Secret Service
West Virginia Relief Administration
Cabell County
Weirton High Boy Wins Gorgas Essay Prize
Weirton High School student Senne Maktof is among 40 state winners in the seventh annual Gorgas essay contest. Each contestant receives a $10 prize. the grand prize is $500 plus $200 for Washington expenses to receive it from President Roosevelt. Second prize is $150 and third prize $50. National judges include the surgeon general, the U S Public Health Service, the U S Commissioner of Education, and the associate director of the American College of Surgeons. The essay topic is Gorgas Control of Transmissive and Other Preventable Diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senne Maktof Weir
Weirtons
Gorgas
United States Public Health Service
United States Commissioner of Education
Rssociate
American College of Surgeons
Sene ‘Gorgas
Dies Lost Delays Vehicle License Dies Between Pittsburgh and Charleston
The state road commission reports lost dies used to stamp class truck licenses. The dies disappeared somewhere between Pittsburgh and Charleston while in transit. James P. Tierney, supervisor at transportation, says the express company is checking and the dies were due here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
Pittsburgh
Charleston
James P. Tierney
Transportation
Express Company
State Plans Suits For Delinquent Tax
The attorney general filed motions against 93 corporations to pursue equity actions to collect overdue license taxes. Delinquency totals are estimated between 25,000 and 40,000 dollars with individual delinquencies ranging from 25 to 400 dollars. Corporations owe fees on authorized capital stock and assessments are graduated.
Phi Beta Kappa Urges Time for Liberal Education
Dr William A Shimer of New York urged local Phi Beta Kappa members to embrace a liberal arts culture and expand college training. He noted 79000 members could influence education if ideals are lived up to and called for four years of liberal arts plus two or more years of technical training. The luncheon at the Daniel Boone hotel drew educators and officials as the group planned December meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Shimer
New York
United Chapters
Phi Beta Kappa
Daniel Boone Hotel
Shimer
West Chester County
Mrs Newman Named For Local Welfare Role
Mrs Bussett P. Newman of Logan was named by May F Power as president of the local division of the association. Francia Turner introduced the Rev George W Shirterday who gave the invocation. Dr Shimer addressed the public welfare department as the event proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussett P. Newman
Logan
F. Power
Division of Depend Local’ Association
George W. Shirterday
Francia W. Turner
Jey
Public Welfare
Shimer
Prun-O-Wheat Bread Promotes Regularity
A publisher promotes a laxative bread claiming its natural effects require regular, consistent consumption. The text urges readers to eat a few slices at every meal to see improvements in bowel regularity within about two weeks, noting the bread is not spiked with cathartic agents.
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Laings
Rosa Armentrout
Rush Run
Hugheston
Beriree
Sharon
Gauley Bridge
W. W. C. Morris
Gertrude Morris
E. Glenn Soash
Bos
Sonsh
James R. Cottrell
Niagara Falla
N. Y
J. Q. Cottrell
Court Street
Watler E. Clark
Virginia Atreet Ix
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Albert Bray, Jr
Elizabeth Franklin
Point Pleasant
Hollins College
Hollins
Via
C. &. Gilmore
Huntington
W. H. Tate
Holy Homes
Shirley Lott
Spring Hill
Jeanne Eggleton
Avis Eggleton
Jenkintown
Beaver College
van Eggleton
Ernst Habicht
Nantucket
R. 1
Lou Scherr
Shepherd-Hotcombe Hospital
Maxwell Street
Julius L. Botarsky
Duke University Hospital
School of Medicine
Mary Boiarsky
Deaconess Hospital
Cincinnati
Bart Eastwood
Washington
John Rogers
Spring Hil
Columbus
John Bess
Mont- Remery
Walter Bess
Marting
Gadora Lett
William Tate
Shirley Lett
John Altier
Yale University
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Harold K. Bradford
Edgewood
Washington, D. C
Frank McCaffrey
Parkersburg
Maxwell
M. J. Mallory
Columbia Avenue
Hallie
Mendall and Son
Jack Kendall
Richwood
Albin Meyers
John Field
Ohn A. Field
Kanawha Street
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
J. Morrison
J. Morrison, Jr
Charles Morrison
Coral Gabies
Miami University
Helen Lewis
Marian Moore
Miss Moore
A. Hy, Pruett, Jr
Montgomers
Als
Antionette Bond
Briarcliffe Junior College
Briarcliffe Manor
Marshall Bond
Quarrier Street
J. Q. Cottrell, Jr
Weston
Alice Gass
Stuart Hall
Staunton, Va
John Gass
D.D
R. J. Carroll
Marc Lu Hamilton
Philadelphia
Mirlany Carroll
Rosemont School
C. Werrald Sterrett
Charles Littlenage
Newark
Charles &. Ward
England
Cunard
R.K. Ford
Tonceverte
Charles E. Hamilton
Virginia Street
Katie Belle Abney
Bureington
William Lively
Joseph Long
Virginia Long
Ravenswood
John Cotton
White Sulhur Springs
Duck Jones
Charles E. Younes
Aschces Lacie
Cab Calloway and
The
Cotton Club Orchestra
Condesten Armory
Gem Pharmacies
Ray Scott
American Legion
Bluefield Armory
George Morton Beckley Armory
Arter Paint & Glass Co
Isle
Hone
Eenseee
Anita
Wrenaseeeree
Athens
Reed & Upholstering CO
Blal
New Sorority President
Mary Wilson Dotson
Beta Omicron Charter
Alpha Iota Sorority
Charleston School of Commerce
Virgilen
Ee Willie Pa
Ee Leila Rears
Dean Jagger
Pat O'Brien
Josephine Hutchinson
China
Buck: Jones
Teller “Border Briggands
Vla
Call of the Savage
Central Church
Diniene
Mest
Faly
America
Priladelphia
Methodist Church
Snow Hill
Maggie Lee Hark
Quindora Wright
Ella Jane Hianson
Phyllis Larter
Christine Young
Eva Snodgrass
Betty Jn Johnson
Russa Buckner
Ruby Harmon
Christine Canterbury
Genevieve Young
Marjorie Carte
Ruth Snodgrass
Evelyn Snodgrass
Carte
Weirton High
Sion
Toi Quarrier
Maddy
Will Roge
Etsy
Richard Croi
Alen
el Martymore
Jean Arthur
Cheer Morris
Joseph Cadela
Faul XK
Dr. Shimer
Power
Association
W. W. Trent
Elizabeth Goodall
Homer A. Holt
Halt
Kathleen Habertson
Re { Turner
Bet Carton
Cecile Ramichise Soodall
Elizabeth G. Martin
Rosalee Gordon
A. K. Doolittle
Mrs. Newman
O.J. Morrison
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