City Playground Leaders Selected for Charleston Parks
City recreation director Mrs. C Paul Heavener named playground leaders for Charleston programs and urged parents to limit children to 10 players during supervised hours. The list includes leaders at Federal center Lee tion field and many schools, with hours 4 to 8 pm Monday and 1 to 9 pm Tue through Fri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Paul Heavener
Heavener
Park and Recreation Commission
Federal Recreation Center
Leetion Field
Walter D. Hundley
Tina Rose
Saran Huxkey
Littlepage Terrace
Mary Woooten
Tithelwah
Margaret Myers
Betty Jo Shaffer
Dunbar
Stella C. Minor
Cabell
Fred C. Page
Robins
Camp Freedom Opens Third Season For Youths
Camp Freedom in Charleston announces its third season for boys ages eight to sixteen and a separate girls’ session. The Catholic church sponsors the non profit program with directors, fees, and activities including athletics and a Negro program supervised by George Rayford. Lucian B. Compton of Eliada Home will speak at Union Mission tabernacle with nightly services next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
Chile
Charles Fi
Mickey) McDade
Dred
Sesson
Macrow
Gratton High School
Hiead
Elsive
Fort Lee
West Virginia
Rear Institute
Laidwa Sroup
Jey Field
Kathryn Anne
P.O
Neeman
Edward Rowan
Charleston
Fred C. Foltz
Rose Lanningie
Jeanette
Johns
Charles Onley
Heuben Carp
George Rayford
Children’s Home
Mission
Lucian B. Compton
Eliada Home For Children
Asheville
N.C
Union Mission Tabernacle
Tita
Kanawha Players award Oscars for acting talents
The Kanawha Players held their second annual Oscar prizes at the Shrine mosque end of season ceremony. Charles Brede received an acting award while Mrs Hansel and Kate Bosworth Johnson were honored for roles in The Old Maid and Oxecars production. Marjorie Frankenberger was named outstanding girl crew member and veteran director Dick Gage received praise for guiding the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansel
Charles Brede
Kanawha Players
Navy
Clnse
Navy Air Corps
Memphis
Tenn
Dick Gage
Shrine Mosque
Dival
Audi
Kiaise Taytore
Pres- Hinise
Dewey E.S. Kuhns
Gage
Charlote Lovell
Plivers Jonger
Phine Beuthame
Herschel Willis
Unine Meven O
Considera
Brette
Ant
Veterans Honored by C P Veterans Emblems Rise in West Virginia
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of WV named Raymond C. Williams in Charleston a two-diamond emblem for 49 years of service. T. P. McMillan and Mary West earned ruby emblems for two years, plus Ruth I. Lawson Mary M. Smoot four-star emblems for two years, Rene M. Ogle three-star for 14 years, Pauline Wo Larmoyeux and Frankie O Daniel one-star for five. About 110000 cans supply steel for medium tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Potomac Talesphone Co
West Virginia
Yenterday
Raymond C. Williams
Charleston
T. P. McMillion
Mary West
J. R. Ai] Crigier
A. L. Crimmins
Ruth I. Lawson
Mary M. Smoot
Rene M. Ogle
Pauline Wo Larmoyeux
Frankie O'Daniel
Red Cross Halts Nurse Recruitment Effort During War
The Kanawha Clay Red Cross chapter notified the Army Surgeon General to stop accepting Army Nurse Corps applications in summer. Since Pearl Harbor the chapter sent 477 cadet nurse applications. 420 enrolled and 214 assigned to duty. 166 enlisted by the corps. The committee, formed April 1943 with Miss Alma C. Corbitt as chair, spans several counties and honors workers including Atrs WH Baker Mrs Dan Barber and Miss Elizabeth Ewis. 47 Charleston cadet nurses in training will soon be ready for overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha-Clay
Dan Barber
Elizabeth Evwis
Corbitt
Charleston
Gasoline Explodes Wounding Boy While Fishing
A gasoline can exploded at Sugar Creek mouth injuring a boy named Walker. He suffered second degree burns to the face head and feet and received care at Mountain State Memorial hospital. The incident followed a lighter believed water being ignited by the boy’s father. The hospital described his condition as poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hererhel Walker
Sissonville Road
Sugar Crerk
Hubert Walker
Mountain State Memorial Hospital
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Piven
Appa
Collins
Beautiful
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London
Camp “Freedom
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OES
M. Tuessday
Ordeai
Eastern Star
At & P.m
Shrine
L. M. Steele
Quota Club
Daniel Brove Hotel
Pearl Strom
Giles Chandler
Elk District
Mes Mt
John Davia
Huntington
Mooreheart
Nida Brooks
VFW
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MYC
Seow
Hats
Revtownans
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Taylor
Charle
Sport
Beckley — Montgomery
Capitol ST
Umm
Moskins Clothing CO
Mutual Clothing CO
Morrison's Basement
Red Cross
Misa
Guncor Deb
Kanawha County Selective Service Board No
Charles Michaelaibain
Joseph Cox
Cecil Franklin
Kennedy
Walker Lee Goll
Levin
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ECRU
Bar Harbor
Adirondack Chair
Ray Martin
Bank OF Commerce Line
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