50 Young People To Attend Camp
More than 56 young people from Bream Memorial Presbyterian church will attend camp and conference this month. The roster lists intermediate campers at De Ka Na WiDa Salt Rock near Huntington and Shaw Mi Del Eca Cald well. Senior counselors include Miriam Thomas Louise Musser Peggy Herscher and Jack Griffith. Also attending the Greenbrier Military Academy conference in Lewisburg are Ruth Ballengee Bette Baker Harry Musser Kathryn Glens Marjorie Wints Janice Keller Evelyn Mot ley Byron Ballengee Ann Kaim Robert Woodall Clarence Graham Mary Hover Jeannette Humphreys Norma Nelle Meadows Marjorie Stalnaker Jack Griffith Ralph Miller Betty Wells Ben Isaac. Dorothea Bek will be a council member. Bream church and First Presbyterian church members will join as adults and counselors for the conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bream Memorial
Presbyterian Church
Salt Rock
Huntington
Jane Long
Ann Stine
Betty Lou Simms
Betty Jo Wick
Joy Thompson
Dorothy Jean Wolfe
David Butterworth
Bill Bower
Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
Caldwell
Edward Murphy
Joe Perry
William Jones
Ula Munson
Sara Agsten
George Herscher
Eloise Bowyer
George Baldock
William Graham
Earl Wrewley
Russell Wehrle
Dale Darrell Lee Goff
Frances Thomas
Mildred Genet
Betty Jones
Elaine Truitt
Miriam Thomas
Louise Musser
Peggy Herscher
Jack Griffith
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lawisburg
Ruth Ballengee
Bette Baker
Harry Musser
Kathryn Glens
Marjorie ‘Wints
Janice Keller
Evelyn Motley
Byron Ballengee
Ann Kaim
Robert Woodall
Clarence Graham
Mary Frances Ashley
James Thomas
James Ballengee
Robert Corrie
Mary ‘Hover
Jeannette Humphreys
Norma Nell
Joseph Perry
Margaret Bowen
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Wilson Carver
Phyllis Gruyier
Janet Karns
Caroline Truslow
Mary Morris
Adam Belle Graves
William Dodd
Roy Sears
Sam McCorkle
Donnally Mortis
Kenneth Coghill
James Townsend
Ward
Frank Lynn Pile
John Field
Sponsor Benefit Bridge Supports Sacred Heart School
Mrs T Wallen and Misses Ada Hauck and Ruth Kennedy sponsored a Friday night benefit bridge party at Sacred Heart school. Proceeds will aid the new school and more than 250 attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wallen’ Scales
Ada Hauck
Ruth Kennedy
Sacred Heart School
Do You Get Your Money Worth Tips on Buying
Do You Get Your Money Worth offers guidance on shopping for clothing and fabrics. It highlights stocking construction quality checks, such as top shape, run protection, full-fashioned weaves, cotton heel reinforcements, and leg length accuracy. It also notes dress seams, underwear bias cuts, and reinforced gloves as indicators of quality. The piece promotes a 40 page booklet, How to Get the Most for Your Money, as a guide to smarter purchases across fabrics, clothing, jewelry, linens, and luggage.
60 Million Civilians Starving in China
New York June 1 Col Theodore Roosevelt national chairman of the United Council for Civilian Relief in China estimates 60,000,000 civilian refugees in China lack food and face epidemics. He warns the misery would exceed if cities west of the Mississippi were wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Theodore Roosevelt
United Council For Civilian Relief
Col Roosevelt
Mississippi
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens In Huntington
Rev. Charles J. St John of Bowery Mission spoke at the close of day one of the 44th annual state Christian Endeavor union. About 500 delegates from across the state are expected for the three day meeting featuring a school of methods, singing, and quiet hour services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Charles J. St. John
Bowery Mission
New York
State Christian Endeavor Union
1938 St Francis Class Entertained With Dance
St Francis hospital nurses alumnae held a dance at the Elks club Friday night honoring the 1938 graduating class. The Colonel's orchestra provided music with Miss Frances McDermott and Miss Gertrude Kenna directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Elks Club
Frances McDermott
Gertrude Kenna
How to Get the Most for Your Money booklet offer
An advertisement requests 15 cents for a booklet titled How to Get the Most for Your Money. It directs readers to mail payment and their name and address to The Charleston Gazette Home Institute at 109 West 19th Street, New York, N. Name and address must be written plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette, Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
Roosevelt Creates Tax Appeals Board Nominees Named
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the largest batch of second term nominations including four men for 12 year terms on the tax appeals board: Charles B. Arundell of Oregon John W Kern of Indiana Clarence W Opper of New York and John A Tyson of Mississippi Also nominated were 193 military academy graduates to become second lieutenants and about 1000 postmasters in the June 7 dispatch from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Board of Tax Appeals
Charles BR. Arundell
Oregon
John W. Kern
Indiana
Clarence VV. Opper
New York
John A. Tyson
Mississippi
Military Academy
Condemned Woman Celebrates Birthday in Ohio Penitentiary
In Columbus on June 7 Anna Marie Hahn the condemned Cincinnati poison singer marked her 32nd birthday on death row at the Ohio penitentiary. Warden Woorlard said it would be “just another day” and did not know if her 12 year old son Oscar would travel from Cincinnati for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Anna Marie Hahn
Ohio Penitentiary
Woorlard
Oscar
Cincinnati
Federal Land Loans To Carry Some Rate
The senate passed a bill to extend the 3 and 2 percent interest rate on federal land bank loans issued through national farm loan associations. The measure, approved today, would keep the rate in force for another two years and advances to the White House for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
National Farm Loan Associations
White House
Committee Meets Today On Court House Plan
Citizens advisory committee studying federal aid for a new court house will meet the county court at 2 p m today at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Advisory Committee
Court House
Prisoners in Brooke County Teen Delinquents Shock Judge
Circuit Judge J. J. P. O'Brien faced a lineup of youths in Brooke County who pleaded guilty to crimes including burglary robbery and larceny The judge warned crime would not be tolerated and set most cases for next Thursday Frank Grimm of Washington Pennsylvania received one year for contributing to delinquency of minors and drew a harsh rebuke from the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
J. J. P. O'Brien
O'Brien
Brooke County
Frank Grimm
Washington
Grimm
Missionary Shooting in China Provokes Protest
Washington reports a protest to the Japanese consul general at Tsingtao over an American missionary's shooting by a drunken Japanese soldier. Dr. Frederick G. Scovel of Cortland, W. C., was shot in the side at a mission hospital while aiding Chinese nurses and is expected to recover. the incident occurred around June 2 or 3 near Tsinima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tsingtao
China
Louis H. Gourley
State Department
Frederick G. Scovels
Tsinima
Gourley
Scovel
Cortland
W. C
Man Fined 500 For Opening Abandoned Mine
Buckhannon June 7 Mark Coyner, 40, accused of reopening the abandoned Stra Ider mine at Tallmansville to steal rails and wire, was fined 500 for polluting the Buckhannon river. Game Warden C R Casto said the sealed mine waste killed about 10 000 fish over a 14 mile sight stretch from Oursville to Hampton.
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Buckhannon
Mark Coyner
Buckhannon River
C. R. Casto
Stra Ider
Tallmansville
The
Conservation Commission
Casto
Oursville
Hampton
Mine Safety Meet Set For Tomorrow
FAIRMONT June 7 The season's first mine safety meet will be held in Barrackville tomorrow with 140 men and 24 teams from Barrackville and Dakota employees of the industrial Colberies' corporation. They will solve four safety problems under company safety director Barry. A safety meet will be held next day at the Richard mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Barrackville
Dakota
Industrial Colberies'corporation
Richard
Licklider Takes Over Postmaster duties in Charles Town
Charles Town June 7 Harry T Licklider assumed acting postmaster duties succeeding M S R Moler whose term expired Moler said he would seek the Democratic nomination for the house of delegates or a county court position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Harry T.licklider
Jefferson County
M. S. R. Moler
Moler
House of Delegates
Reduction to Be Asked In South Hills Bus Fare
A committee of the South Hills Civil Improvement league led by Richard M. Venable is considering a seven cent bus fare on the South Hills Ferry branch line. Arnold A. Barnes Herman Bennett and Leo E. Peters serve on the committee. The current fare is ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hills
South Hills Ferry
South Hills Civil Improvement League
Richard M. Venable
Arnold A. Barnes
Herman Bennett
Leo E. Peters
Council to Study New Auditorium
The city council will hold a special meeting Monday night to consider a new auditorium work order and other ordinances. Debates surround the traffic ordinance while the planning ordinance aims to address interim needs before a complete plan is ready. The humane association ordinance remains largely unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
PWA
Humane Association
Salling
Silas W. Pickering TI
Citizens’ Committee
Ladislas Segoe
City Beer Licenses To Be Ready June 15
City liquor authorities announced June 15 as the date beer licenses will be ready for pickup. Provisional licensees seeking to avoid July 1 rush should apply early, as other licenses go on sale two weeks before the due date and the collector E. F. Dalton warned of a crowded office handling incinerator and late license payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Dalton
Dalton
3 500 Lose Jobs At Parkersburg Mill
Parkersburg workers endured a sudden shutdown as 3,500 employees left the Viscose plant after a Sunday night walkout in the spinning department. Officials called the closure indefinite as rayon yarn supplies halted and other departments gradually shut down. Unofficially, about 100 spinners walked out over a discharged worker, but plant and union leaders declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Viscose Company
Car Goes Into River Drowning Sought Driver
Sutton reports a 20 year old McNutt man David Marple drowned when his automobile plunged 35 feet into the Elk river. Sheriff R W Brosius and state troopers organized a river drag as a search found the car in about 10 feet of water. his parents were visiting in Richmond, Virginia.
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Sutton
David Marple
McNutt
Elk River
Sherif R.W. Brosius
J. B. Marple
Richmond
Helping The Homemaker Bride's Cake and Frosting Guide
Step by step cake and frosting directions list butter sugar milk and flavor extracts, plus baking powder and rose egg whites. Instructions cover cake batter, frostings, and ornamental frosting with measurements and mixing cues for a homemaker guide.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
St. Francis Class
Tax Appeals Board
Hudson
Detroit
Hany
Hudson-C. I. T. Ian
Johnstone Motor Co
Virginia &T
Virginia St. W
Gandeeee Sales
Clendenin, W. Va
Trading Post
Licklider
Pennsylvania
Clinton
Seventh Avenue
31St Street
Robert J. Glenn
Fe Lelsey
Amoco
Amoco-Gas
Orange American Gas
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