Miss Walker Named Officer At CAR State Convention
Helen Hops Walker a May Charleston High School graduate and State Jr. President was elected at the fourteenth annual State Conference of the Children of the American Revolution held June 4 5 at the Chancellor Hotel in Parkersburg. She has served as treasurer and vice president and is daughter of Mrs Charles P Walker of Quarrier Street. George Baber was elected Color Bearer. other officers include Martha Lou Coplinger Judy Shaw Barbara Honaker Bonnie Gorrell Grace Gage Ann Bowser Jean Cofer Jub ling Musket editor A Keith McClung was elected honorary jr state president. Local Parkersburg attendees included Ann Taylor MaryLee Grimmett Katherine Sell Keristine Treanor Gail Bailey and Walter Walker among others.
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West Virginia Society
Chancellor Hotel
Parkersburg
Miss Walker
Charles P. Walker
Quarrier St
Yomoha Society
George Baber
Kale Baber
St. Albans
Martha ‘Lou Coplinger
Elkins
Judy Shaw
Woman Warns on Baby Sitter Agencies and a Wedding Eve
A cautionary tale from The Gazette recounts Mary Nutter and Nina Hager failing with Baby Sitters Inc in Charleston West Virginia. Licensing costs 350 dollars and monthly reports plagued the venture while a 60 cent per hour rate barely covered expenses.
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Charleston
Baby Sitters, Inc
Anne
Mrs. Nutter
Gazette Woman's Department Sunday Copy Deadline
Notice for submissions to The Gazette Woman's Department due by 2 p m Thursday for Sunday publication. Readers urged to send material well in advance to meet the weekly deadline.
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Gazette Woman’s Department
Personal Notes from Bridgeport and Nearby Visits
Personal notes record trips and gatherings among area residents. Mrs. Robert S. Spilman Jr. and Spilman III plan a weekend in Columbus to attend a horse show while Mrs. Mary Austin McDonough travels to Summers with her mother and guest Miss Mary Maloney. Henry E. Payne III returns from Pittsburgh as Mrs. W. E. Cromer and daughters arrive from Spartanburg for a two week visit.
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Robert S. Spilman Jr
jBobert, Spilman III
Bridge! Rad
Columbus
Mary Austin McDonough
Marymount College
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
N. C
Eugene McDonough
Kanawha Ave
Mary Maloney
Fayette County
Wednesday Club Calendar reveals multiple Garden Club events
Valley Garden Club meets at 18 a.m. at Mrs. Ridge’s home for scrapbook study on garden flowers. other groups host picnics, bridge, and lectures at various homes and sites. Sororities and clubs schedule meetings, installations, and reports across Charleston area.
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Agh Valley Garden Club
J. H. Ridge
Ambassador Apt
Inawhe Country Club
A. HL. Hartman
Suchells Garden Club
John Wade
Staunton Ave
Immit Garden Club
W. H. Peden
Ridgemont Fd
Edward H. Piley
Robert H. Teter
Phi
Tau Phi Lamba Sorority
Woodmen’s Circle
Java
Keith Hamilton
Om Rt
Bill Neaster
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