Miss Georgianna Davis Weds Philip Lowe in Morgantown Church
Miss Georgianna Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Davis of Morgantown married Mr Philip E Lowe son of Mr and Mrs W W Lowe at Christ Methodist church yesterday morning The ceremony officiated by Dr Joseph Clare Hoffman featured a palms and early summer floral setting The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Jean Davis and best man Mr James Dilger The bride wore a powder blue celion dress with navy pumps She and Mr Lowe plan a Cincinnati honeymoon and will reside at 407 Maxwell Street The bride is a WVU and Milford Secretarial School graduate and works in the state department of public assistance The groom is a WVU alumnus and a member of Sigma Chi and the Charleston Gazette advertising staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Davis
George W. Davis
Morgantown
Philip E. Lowe
W. W. Lowe
Main Street
Christ Methodist Church
Hoffman
Joseph Clare Hoffman
Margaret Lindsey
Schubert
Wegener
Mendelssohn
Bruce Celion
Reguar
Jean Davis
James Dilger
Charleston
McWilson Davis
Robert McCue
Davis
Charleston Woman’s Club
Cincinnati
Lowe
Maxwell Street
West Virginia University
Way+ sister Secretarial
Milford
Conn
University of Michigan
Chi Omera Nations Sociiotarity
State Department of Public Assistance
Sigma Chi Social Fraternity
Charleston Gazette
John Beatty
Monongalia Street
William
Ensign Joseph Aflen Dodson
Maysville
Nancy Walsh
12 Walsh
Abney Circle
Genevieve Donohoe
M. L. Donohoe
Hall Street
Henri Schultze Studio of Music
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Donohue
Woman’s Glee Club
University
Mrs Dewey Feted At Social Affairs
Mrs Thomas B Dewey wife of the presidential candidate was the guest of honor at an informal reception yesterday afternoon at the Daniel Boone hotel hosted by the Republican Women's committee. Guests included Mrs Carl C Hogan of New York City and Mrs Cara Ebert of Parkersburg with luncheon earlier for Mrs Dewey. About 40 guests, including Republican state committee women, attended the luncheon and receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Dewey
Horer
Daniel Boone Hotel
Republican Women’s Committee
W. W. Wertz
Dewey
Carl C Hogan
New York City
Cara Ebert
Parkersburg
T. Dale Wilson
Huntington
Boone Dawson
R. 5. Richardson
Ebert
Daniel Boone
Cavers
Republican State Committee
Walter S. Hallanan
Chauncey Hinermat
Cameron
D. Boone Dawson
Robert H C. Kay
Rosella Blount Honored With Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs George Blount of Coat Fock hosted a birthday party in honor of Rosella Blount celebrating her thirteenth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Hunter, Luther Hunter, Weesie Morton, Bertha Crowder, Dimple Morris, Ruth White, Mila Morris, Wilma Ferrell, Gladys Trigg, Phyllis Trigg, Norma Wolfe, Betty Peck, Charlie Blount, Ann Hunter, Loretts Morris, Elizabeth Hodge, Kitts Riley, Don Hunter, Ronald Mortor, June Binunt, Bobby, Tunlor and Millard Cresader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blount
Coat Fock
Paris
Rosella
Donald Hunter
Luther Hunter
Weesie Morton
Bertha Crowder
Dimple Morris
Ruth White
Mila Morris
Wilma Ferrell
Gladys
Phyllis Trigg
Norma Wolfe
Betty Peck
Charlie Mar Blount
Ann Hunter
Loretts Morris
Elizabeth Hodge
Kitts’ Riley
Messrs
Don Hunter
Ronald Lee Mortor
June Binunt
Bobby
Tunlor
Millard
Cresader
Personal Notes From Kanawha Valley Residents
Mrs. R F L Ruffner and niece Dorothy Sheets depart for a week in Washington to visit her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Fitzhugh Donnailly. Miss Heady Kearse returns Sunday from New York City to her sister Miss Margaret Kearse. Mr J T Blair Jr returns tonight from White Sulphur Springs after the West Virginia Bankers association meeting. Mr C Blair of Grosseup Toad goes to Lexington Ky for business. Miss Lydia Sessions visits her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Samuel D Smiley. Mr Thomas L Horn returns today from Princeton University commencement. Miss Virginia Bobbitt returns today from Lexington Va after finals at Washington and Lee. Patrick D Kyontz spends weekend at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. Mrs Virginia Browning and son Hugh return from Baltimore. Mrs Allen A Greenspon of Cavalier apartments is a patient in Kanawha Valley hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EF. L. Ruffner
Dorothy Sheets
Washington
Fitzhugh Donnailly
Heady Kearse
New York City
Margaret Kearse
J .T. Blair, Jr
Virginia Street
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia Bankers Association
Greenbrier Hotel
Lydia Sessions
Beckley
Samuel D. Smiley
Kanawha Village
Thomas L. Horn
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Virginia Bobbitt
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Patrick D. Kyontz
Greenbrier
Allen A. Greenspon
Cavalier Apartments
Kanawha Valley Hospital
J. Rivers Adams
Daniel Boone Hotel
Adams
Samuel Silverstein
Ralph Haddox
Oakmont Road
Mrs. E. V. Jordan Elected Chairman at Luncheon
Mrs. E. V. Jordan was reelected chairman of the Party club at the quarterly luncheon yesterday at the Wren's Nest. Hostesses included Mrs. J. Carroll Fletcher and others, with a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Jordan
Wren's Nest
J. Carroll Fletcher
Nelson Lake
J. 8. McConnell
James Robert Witschey
Harvey McMillan
Denver Morgin
Duke Dent
Frank Pile
Henry Butts
Frank Taylor
Osler McMillan
John Amos
B. Westfall
S. P. Ingham
Ermen Wright
Murray Tuck
Norman Greene
Dinner Celebrations and Social Notes From Local Elks Club
Mrs Burns of San Francisco honored at Elks Club dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Bohnert as she visits daughter Mrs W T Hix in Baines Street. Other items note birthday party for Opal Dale Elkins, plus various residents attending operations, travels, or visiting relatives across Charleston, Dunlap, and White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ro Burns
San Francisco
The
Elks Club
Carl Bohnert
Draft Roosevelt campaign via chain letters launched
A Philadelphia organizer Anthony G Neary started a nationwide campaign urging millions of letters to President Roosevelt to seek a third term. He set up offices, solicited Rally Around Roosevelt committees, and had letters read into congressional records, promoting a neighbor network to push for his run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Anthony G Neary
Neary
Datiis
Camepaign
Fred J. Crawford
Michigan
Mees
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Washington, D
Ius
Flashes of Life In These U S
A jumble of brief items from June reports include a Justice Department note of a man revealing indiscreet barber shop remarks, two Pittsburg patrolmen jailing a panhandler pair for city ordinance violations, a lighthearted tale about a wake in Pittsburg California, Boise parking meter repair yielding a coin-fishing trick, Civitan club screening Technicolor West Virginia images, a song publication notice for Ambrosia of Nitro, and Mrs Kathleen Carey Shoendoer and daughters returning from visits in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Church events and lecture at Central Methodist Church
The Choate of Chibiet Virginia plans a two week vacation Bible school beginning Monday. Rev Myron S Collins will present an illustrated lecture The Truth About War tomorrow night at Central Methodist Church. Pictures are by Rev Collins from his time as an AEF diplomat. Ward Community Church holds annual children’s dig program tomorrow at 10 30 am with speakers and music. Lay day observed tomorrow with special music and talks by Robert Walker and W Moore of the Belle Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron S. Collins
Central Methodist Church
Mr. Collins
Air training program opens at Kanawha Flying Club
More than 100 applications arrive for emergency civilian pilots course sponsored by Morris Harsey College this summer. Ground school led by Dr J J Van Den Brink and flying lessons by Glenn T Clark start June 15 and run to September 15 with 72 hours ground training and 35 hours of flight for private license eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Flying Club
Morris Harsey Tallege
J. J. van den Brink
Marcis Harvey
Glenn T. Clark
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Washington
Sheriff 2 Others Sued In Death Of Prisoner
Miss Laura Smith administratrix of Henry Foss estate sues Sheriff Sheets 9 AL Slack and Deputies Wiltrew Carr and Robert Slack in common pleas court for 10000 damages alleging negligence led to Foss death while jailed awaiting sanity determination on May 16 1938 in Akron county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Slack
Wiltrew Carr
Robert Slack
Common Spleas
Laura Smith
Henry Foss
Akron
O. Foss
Peace Efforts Continue In Europe Report
The Vatican News Agency reported that Rome seeks to press every opportunity to advance the cause of peace in Europe, with continued efforts and official statements issued to this end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Europe
Vatican
Britain Warns Ships Prohibitions Enforcement Decree
Britain ordered strict enforcement of a decree barring certain ships from a port area between the United Kingdom and adjacent waters. Vessels failing to comply face potential firing. The directive targets organized crime and security concerns, with naval authorities ready to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INSI
IWR Meehan
United Kings
Labor Changes Sent to Senate in Smith Bill Vote
The House passed the Smith bill by 258 to 128 to reform the Wagner Act and replace the National Labor Relations Board with a new body. The measure, altered by AFL amendments, faces Senate opposition. conservatives won in the House while liberals and CIO allies failed to derail it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Smith
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Smith D. Wad
Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Mary T. Norton
Labor Committee
Education as lifelong program urges earlier career choice
Dr Edward S Maclin president of New River State College told Charleston Rotarians that education should be lifelong but high school students must decide their life work early to use increasing crevtives in public schools. He warned no economy can sustain non productive work and urged everyone to learn a trade while deploring underutilized frontiers in routine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Maclin
New River State College
Charleston
Kanawha Hotel
Benjamin Franklin
Abraham Lincoln
Owls Elect Officers at Nest No 2455 Meeting
Russell HH Harrison was elected president of Nest No. 2455 Order of Owls at a charter members meeting held in lodge rooms on Capitol Street. E G Smith becomes past president with J E Thayer as vice president Ernest Ashley invocator O R Court secretary A D McCool treasurer Jack Shepard warden G C Selknap sentinel Morris McConihay picket Grant Ashley five members Chilton and Lake named to board of trustees. Sixty members to be Initiated at judge rooms on Wednesday June 12 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell HH
Harrison
Nest
Order of Owls
Capitol Street
E. G. Smith
J. E. Thayer
Ernest Ashley
O. R. Court
Secrets
A.D. McCool
Jack Shepard
G C. Selknap
Sentinel
Morris McConihay
Picket
Grant Ashley
B. Chilton
R. D. Lake
Board
Jndge
Carney Promoted to Captain in West Virginia Guard
First Lieutenant Harry Carney of Charleston is promoted to captain in the West Virginia National Guard. Adj General William L Hoyner and HB Alexander of Welch announced the promotions yesterday, elevating Carney and promoting another lieutenant to captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carney
Charleston
West Virginia National Guard
Adj. Ge
William L. Hoyner
HB. Alexander
Welch
US Bans Portable Radios In Amateurs Worldwide
Washington June 71 The FCC declared an immediate ban on all portable or mobile amateur radio stations in the United States and possessions extending an earlier order that barred U S amateurs from foreign radio contacts. The move targets subversive information and espionage risks and notes portable sets are hardest to trace, while the NRA urges 300000 members to report suspicious activity to the FBI and to act as watchdogs for possible insurrectionary use by members or applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
U. S
National Rifle Association
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bankers warned of sixth column in wartime finance
Private capital is ample for private factory expansion to support arms production, Allan D. Pope told West Virginia bankers warning of a government sixth column targeting private enterprise. He warned public funding to buy or control plants threatens private industry and would spark a battle to reclaim businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan D. Pope
West Virginia
Pope
Investment Bankers Association
First
Boston Corp
New York
Bankers’ Convention
George EB. Roberts
Roberts
Nations City Bank of New York
Germany
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philip Lowe
Methodist Church
Charleston Woman's Club
Mrs. Dewey
Rosella Blount
3. C
Blair
Grosseup Toad
Lexington, Ky
Virginia Browning
Oney Street
Hugh
Baltimore
Ayens
Miss Elkins
Tra Elkins
Dartmont
Opal Dale Elkins
Fred Godbey
James Harmon
Daniel Elkins
Marvine Hughey
Eva Lee Elkins
Pearl McCoy
Jean Godbey
Ethel May Elkins
Patsy Godbey
Helen Elkins
Gerald Cornell
Willis Elkins
Joseph Orlandi
Arnold Elkins
Farley McCoy
Harry Eliins
P. T. Board
Quarrier Street
Jubn
Cora Frances Board
John Woodrum
Chester Road
Russell Jonson
Miami
Pia
J. B. Rankin
J. M. Gies
Grant Street
Mountain State Hospital
John Summers
Petershore
Walter Wood
Master William Walker
Betty Lou Stowers
Doris Mann
Washington Street
Pringeton
Hefler
Morrison
Ower Pelee
Draft Roosevelt
Chain Letters
Independence Hall
Kelly
Joan Kelly
Philadelphia Democratic Committee
Tees
Hall
Maxis
Day Terame Williary
Pittsburg
Calif
Chet Feight
Feight
Berkeley
Main St
Boise
Idaho
Denty Comstock
Civitans
BE. Lindersmith
Civitan Club
Typcheon
Ruffner Hotel
Ambrosia Af Nitro
Hollywanrt
Cal
Kathleen Carey Shoendoer
Lela Carey
Nancy Caroline
Lewis Street
Cumberland and
Frostburg
Choate
Chibiet
Virginia Sth
Sehool Bey
Oladda
Taylist
Wrente Noel
Magsiv
Soda
A. A. Lilly
Nora Karnes
William Bricen Miller
Barr
Britain
New River State
Rotary
Carney
Guards
B. E.F
English Harbor
Pero
America
English
Flanders
Winston Churchill
England
Oi nTying Tamma
Kellogg
Kellogg Company
Bkca
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