Charleston Horse Show Draws Society and Club Crowd
The Charleston Riding club hosts a horse show under the Kanawhe Players with a record crowd expected today and tonight. About one hundred entries include Arabian mares and stallions, prompting the Charleston Junior League to postpone its June meeting to Wednesday at St John’s Parish House with Adley Ann Bright presiding.
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Charleston Riding Club
Kanawhe Players
Charleston Society
Charleston Junior League
St. John's Parish House
Adley Ann Bright
Ansaemheed
Local society notes honor Mrs McPhail in Laing shower
Mrs McPhail and Mrs Charles McPhail were honored at a Laing shower hosted by the ladies and society at Mrs George Ferguson's home Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Mary Priddy Mrs Ferguson Mrs Walter Flowers Mrs J W Gardiner Mrs David Wilson Mrs J R Lovejoy Mrs Howard Bunting Mrs Lee Jeffries Mrs Ellen Gilbert Mrs Mary Dew Mrs J Billingham Mrs C Robinette all of Laing and Mrs Albert Petitts of Carbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McPhail
Ladies and Society of
Laing
George Ferguson
McPhail
Mary Priddy
Walter Flowers
J. W. Gardiner
David Wilson
J. R. Lovejoy
Howard Bunting
Lee Jeffries
Mra
Ellen Gilbert
Mary Dew
J. Billingham
C. Robinette
Albert Petitts
Carbon
Enthusiastic claim about laxative use and dietary freedom
A youth letter from Jacksonville Florida extols laxative products for claimed health benefits. The writer says he is ten, has used pills weekly, and now eats any food with no constipation. Mentions Kellogs AL, bran products, vitamins and iron, and urges readers to consult medical guidance.
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Ave
Jacksonville
Florida
Kellogs
Petit and Preston I doings mark Charleston wedding scene
The article notes the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit of Gallipolis Ohio on Sunday June 3 at the Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev H L Henthorne officiating. It also mentions a forthcoming marriage at St Johns Episcopal Church and a buffet in honor at the Preston home with several guests listed. Girl Scouts hold an outdoor meeting on Lick Branch beach and plan an investiture and swimming class at Rock Lake coached by Pauline Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Petit
Gallipolis
Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
H. L. Henthorne
Betty Preston
Spottewood Preston
Virginia Street
Lillian Bradford Laiding
Willam Renick Hughey, Jr
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mary Sliznbeth Laidley
Katherine Hughey
Elizabeth Young
Elisabeth Morton
Mary Price Dickinson
Mariam McClure
John Hopkins
Spotswood Preston
Duncan Bruce, Jr
Samuel Smiley
J. L. EB. Cheether
Christian 5
White
John Horan
Francis Baldwin
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 1
Lick Branch Beach
Constante
Virginia Marcello
Elenore Dempsey
Gwendolyn Hanson
Julia Rust
Mary Jane
Helen Boggens
Jean Rust
Nancy Arnold
Frances
Rachel Boggess
Cora Rust
Evelyn Phares
Ernestine Dempsey
Trette Hooten
Helen Deghllagé
Gladys Dempsey
Mary Frances Wallace
Virginia Hanson
Julie Wintz
Thomas
Richard Arnold
John Brown
Rock Lake
Pauline Williams
Leesons
Church Meeting Attendees and Birthday Celebrations Noted
Charlestonians attending the State Christian Endeavor meeting on June 18 in Martinsburg included Virgie White Harry Heann Walter Dodson Joan Brown and Rev B F Sperow. A birthday dinner at the Massau residence in Montgomery honored Charlie Merman and list numerous guests and family members from Charleston and nearby areas.
Local social clubs elect officers and plan events
Amelta Stone and Beta chapter Phi So-Lite sorority met at Esther Hark’s Lee Street home and elected Miss Ida Melman president Miss Rebecca Rosenthal treasurer Esther Marie Hark recording secretary and Lillian Smith corresponding secretary A swimming party is planned for June 19 Mr and Mrs Harry Howell hosted a luncheon with guests including Lillian Fisk Gratia Bailey Mae Irion Blanche Howell Jean Whitter Frances Alexander Mildred Dean The Dorothy Head club’s last meeting of the year will be a 6 30 p m banquet at the Tally-ou with officers to be elected Mason School of Music exhibits children from 4 to 12 at Mason School of Music L o twelve o clock today public invited
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Phi-So-Lite Sorority
iMiss Esther Hark
Lee Street
Ida Melman
Rebecca Rosenthal
Esther Marie Hark
Lillian Smith
Harry Howell
West Avenue
Lillian Fisk
Gratia Bailey
Mae Irion
Blanche Howell
Dorothy Head Club
Lee D. Laughlin
Loyatt Gravatt
Mason School of Music
Wa Lo
Taneytown nuptials and Delphian society gatherings
Ruth Ann Young and Dr E Mace wed at Trinity Lutheran Taneytown with Rev A T Suteller officiating. Mrs Mace, a 1928 University Hospital nursing graduate, plans to reside in Charleston with her physician husband. Delphian chapter hosted a breakfast at Mra F G Klostermeyer's Kanawha Street home. Various members and guests attended, with committees listed and many names noted.
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W. Young
Taneytown
Ruth Ann
E. Mace
Charleston
Trinity Lutheran Church
Maryland
A. T. Suteller
Mace
Mrs. Mace
Kenhawa
The
Delphian Society
Mra
F. G. Klostermeyer
Kanawha Street
Mra. H
Duncan
J. N. Charnock
W.C. Fielding
H.G. Johnson
J. 1Stemmer
M. F. Aldzinh
Robert E. O'Connor
George Darlington
C. Milan
H. FP. Shepherd
L. B. Ruffman
Z. P. Craft
W. G. Crichton
W. E. Mathews
R. Raymond Woolf
Carl Bauman
WH. Warren
W. E. Hoffman
Community Activities Plemie at Spalding Camp near Peytown
A plemie to honor Bt Anthony’s Players and friends will be held Sunday at Mr and Mrs W E H Spalding’s camp on Lens Creek road. Attendees meet at ten o’clock Sunday morning at the Sixth Street schoolhouse. Parish members are invited. Mrs Dana Woodrim hosts Cynthia Humphreys Bible class on Chester road with several named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Anthony
W. E H. Spalding
Peytown
Lens Creek
Sixth Street
Dana Woodrim
Robert Denny
Cynthia Humphreys
Hew
Chester Road
Caral Rett
W. W. Reit
W. B. Vaughan
Misa Bernice Wood
Ray Tully
D. S. Baker
Freda Rupe
Pearl Skidmore
F. R. Wiite
Ray Keseel
G. H. Branham
Mabe Punk
Social notes recount local graduations and travel
Personal notes list Hampden Sydney college graduation attendees from Van Deuren and Bowyer families. Several relatives and friends visit hotels, hospitals, and homes in Wheeling Baltimore Staunton University Morgantown Boston Ky Kentucky trips, weddings, and hospital stays mentioned with multiple residences and travel plans.
Clay Future Farmers To Make Project Tour
The Clay chapter Future Partners of America will conduct an educational tour Tuesday. Members, vocational agriculture students from Clay county schools, will visit potato enterprises at Paxton Wallpack Ivydale and Harrison communities. They assemble at Dulls Creek school at nine in the morning. They manage 13 acres of potatoes using certified seed fertilizer and approved practices with a systematic spray program to compare results and progress.
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Clay
Future Partners of America
Dulls Creek
Paxton
Wallpack
Ivydale
Harrison
Clay County
Guiding Your Child Through Social Friendships
A guide on letting children select playmates without social bias. Emphasizes supervising at home, building confidence, and avoiding early class judgments to prevent limiting a child’s later view of people. Notes that observation at home reduces harm and helps children learn differing clothes and manners. Also mentions auto sales and German records fragment.
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Latte Mite
Dr McDaniels Named Head of Rehabilitation Group
Kanawha College president Dr McDaniels was named supervisor of rehabilitation for Kanawha County Relief. J Sheridan announced the appointment and said the division will seek work for those on relief rolls. The committee to assist him will be named later.
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McDaniels
Kanawha College
Kanawha County
Hon
Sheridan
Aie Ee
Morning frock advice and a two-pattern sewing tip
A fashion snippet touts a morning frock that flatters women and suggests two patterns to enhance the look. It recommends plain material with a contrasting yoke and belt trim, noting Pattern 1748 comes in multiple sizes and costs a small amount a mail-order Anne Adams pattern.
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Fehler
Anne Adams
Lana
Summer book and political notes in Charleston area
The Charlester Gazette promotes a new Anne Adams Pattern book priced at 135c with supplies. Harry Eastwood seeks the Democratic nomination for the house of delegates while Robert A. Robertson pursues the Democratic nomination for the Ranswhs county school board. Robertson has led local parent teacher groups and now heads the Woodrow Wilson parent and teacher association and the United Fuel Gas company council. A Japanese discussion considers a law to control silkworm egg production.
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Fabrica
Anne Adams
Charlester. Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
M. H. Bo
Eastwood and Robertson Enter Candidacy for Public Office
Eastwood and Robertson announce their candidacies in official notices. The filings name the two individuals seeking public office and outline the formal candidacy declaration required by local election rules.
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Eastwood
Robertson
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Delphia Hayas
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J. W. Walker
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the Gates Paint Mfg. Co
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Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
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Ellis Richmond
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Mildred Dean
Mace,Young
Gell White
Otterbein Guild of
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MacCorkle Avenue
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Quarrier St
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Hampden Sidney
Hampden Sidney College
A. R. Koch
South Hills
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Charles Mancher
Wheeling
Daniel Boone
Cher
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Mics
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Sel Acn
Gene
Lurie County
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Onion Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
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Harald D. Graves
Kentucky
Ming Marshall
Clay Future Farmers
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Pine Manor Country Club
Harry Bowman
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