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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
2
Dorothy Dix advises a 22 year old suitor to release the woman he loves to seek a more secure future, warning marriage now would crush him and harm both their prospects. She urges patience until he can afford a proper wedding and stresses practicality over sentiment.
A list of real estate transfers entered for record yesterday across multiple properties in Charleston and Dunbar. G C Duffield to H Lloyd one lot on Bibby street. Teays Hill Cemetery Association to Otis Maser and wife 12 of lot No 2. Ethel Ann Key and husband to R E McCabe and David W Dunbar trustee lot P Huntsville addition Charleston. Central Trust Company trustee to Ethel Ann Kay lot F Huntsville addition Charleston. T W Parsons and wife to Pearl Young lot D Humphrey Glov er and Daughtery addition Charleston. E Cuthrie and wife to Lewis B Johnson lot No 48 Chandlera branch Charleston. Goldie M Parsons and husband John Parsons to Charleston Company lot 21 block 15 West Charleston. John Pelzel and wife to John Hines lot 6& Fairlawn addition Jefferson. H V Campbell trustee to Title Mortgage and Discount Company lot in Dunbar town. Mortgage and Discount Company lot in Dunbar. G J Floyd and wife to East End Building Association Lot No 53 Kanawha addition to the city.
Mrs. Daniel Gant of Memphis heads the committee for the Women's National Golf Association tournament at Hot Springs Virginia in September. Guests include Mrs. H A Drennan of Birmingham and Mrs. H D Lowndes, with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dargan hosting dinners at The Greenbrier and Kate Mountain Club. Moeschl of New York won low net in a 30-golfer event. MacMurrray of Chicago took low gross. Numerous New Yorkers and others arrive at The Greenbrier and from various cities for the event.
Princess Helen of Romania must obtain King Michael's approval via the regency to file for divorce from former Crown Prince Carol. The secret hearing is set for June 21 before the supreme court's first section, with no appearance required by Gylen or Carol. The petition cites desertion and public behavior incompatible with maternal dignity, noting guardianship rights and abdication documents.
Baltimore based Stan Garber and His Playboys arrive in Charleston for a limited engagement at Splash Beach park dance pavilion. They open tonight with dance music and vaudeville numbers, continuing each evening through Sunday as the stellar act. The orchestra, popular in the east for years, has made several Victor records and this marks its Charleston debut.
Paisley England announces plans for an entertainment complex featuring a motion picture theatre seating 2,500, a dance hall for 1,000, and tea rooms for 500, signaling a major leisure development in the town.
In aid of a children's vacation campaign Madge Kendall the noted actress Tess recently auctioned a Pekingese act for 100 dollars at a matinee in Chelsea England.
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