Churchwomen to Meet At Salem Convention
The sixth annual meeting of the West Virginia Council of Church Women opens in Salem tomorrow for a two day session. State president Mrs J Marion Bailey of South Charleston will preside. Speakers include Dr W J Scarborough and Mrs James M Dolby. Delegates travel from Charleston Huntington and other areas.
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West Virginia Council of Churchwomen
Salem Tormorrow
J. Marion Bailey
South Charlestate
James M. Dolby
Cincinnati
United Council of Churchwomen
W. J. Scarborough
West Virginia Wesleyan College
West Virginia Council of Churches
Charleston
Bailey
Stanley G. Cavendish
R. J. Carey
South Charleston
South Charleston Council
J. A. Franklin
Frank Donaldson
Co. BR. Kuhn
Worth
Man
Christian Social Relations
Austin Bagshaw
Moulindsville
N. V. Blankenship
Andrew M. Spangler
Huntington Council
Institute Camp to Open for Eight Day Session
Ka nawha County Girl Scout Council will open an eight day day camp tomorrow with 43 girls enrolled at an Institute. No registrations remain. Opal Coates is director with F A Clement as site chair. Camp counselors include Muse Paters Hill Moore Coleman and Ransom. Kanawha Forest camp for 322 girls opens next week serving Edgewood Kanawha City South Charleston South Hills East and West Charleston. Additional camps and dates include Dunbar Nitro St Albans and more.
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Kanawhe County
Kanawha Forest
Edgewood
Kanawha City
South Charleston
South Hills
East
West Charleston
Dunbar
St. Albans
New Homemakers Name Officers at Meeting
The fifth annual convention of New Homemakers of America closed at West Virginia State College with officers elected and next year’s meet set for Tuskegee Alabama. Officers chosen were Joan Whiten of Maryland president Ruth Porter of Oklahoma Secretary A vice president Wannette Jones of Arkansas Secretary B vice president Ruth Graves of Arkansas Secretary C vice president and Ernestine Buntin of Tennessee treasurer. Honorary degrees were awarded to Mrs. Virginia Thomas and Miss Ernestine Herbin and Miss Ellen Moore.
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New Homemakers of America
West Virginia
Ernestine Herbin
North Carolina
NHA
Ellen Moore
R. N. Monrovia
Liberia
Students to Get First-Hand Report From Touring Teachers
West Virginia students will hear first hand scenic reports this fall from 100 teachers and friends touring under Dorsey Tours. Two busloads depart June 20 21 for eight states and a National Education Association convention in San Francisco. The trip includes visits to national parks Boys Town and other cities with cruises on the Pacific and Mississippi.
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West Virginia
West
Charleston
Dorsey Tours, Inc
National Education Assoc
San Francisco
To & Corma Mowrey
Mescamés
Elizabeth Smith Mollohan
South Charleston
Virginia Lee
Glen Ferris
Sue Smith
Oak Hill
Jane Thompson
Mary B. Holloway
Elma Starl
Bessie Stewart
Mamie Hughes
Minnie Flo Allison
Boys’ Town
Reno
Hollywood
Mississippi
West Coast Tours Offer Three Pacific Cruises and Tours
Notices list Daisy Dorsey of 504 Elizabeth Avenue and others as potential participants in multiple cruise and tour packages. The S S Chinook voyage to West Virginia teacher certificates is referenced along with three day Victoria B C trips and a 40 day tour with six hours plusMexico. A 22 day tour and a three hour West Coast schedule are noted as part of the 12th season with limited reservations and an all-woman band at Camp VA WAC training center.
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Mra
Daisy Dorsey
Elizabeth Avs
iSouth
Charleston
Seattle
S. S. Chinook
West Virginia
Victoria
B. C
Mexico
Lee
WAC
Camp Va
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Silver Brand Clothes
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Fune
van In Heusen
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WCHS
Joe Sation
Tone Eae Hlali
Salvation Army
Howard
Ue Ooett
Joe
Derby
Sal
Istitute Camp
Younsters
Brig. Bivins
Eddie Rowan
The
Gazette
Clutter Typewriter CO
McFarland St. Royal Distributors
van Heusen
Ywl Phillips-Jones Corp
New York
van Heusen Wicker
van Jensen
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