New Belle Drug Store To Open Tonight
A new Belle Cut Rate Drug company branch opens in a two acre building on the Midland Trail near the former site. Morris L. Miller will manage the drug store with Eula Hammond assisting. souvenirs will be given to attendees. The adjacent McClung department store will also stage a formal opening with Wills H. McClune in charge and Alma Danneh assisting, offering a full line of dry goods and ready-made items.
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I. M. Cohen
Belle Cut Rate Drug Company
Cohen Cut Rate Drug Company
Charleston
Belle
Midland Trail
Morris L. Miller
Eula Hammond
Alma Danneh
McClung
Picnic marks end of Brownie Pack season near South Charleston
The Brownie pack from Zoge O'Dell school wrapped up the year with a picnic held Wednesday afternoon near the school at South Charleston. In charge were Mrs. F. T. Lille Mrs. E. G. Heinz and Mrs. Charles Breed. Attending were Rodman Childress Mary Bartlett Patricia Lite Wanda Lee O'Dell Janet Hayes Margaret Lillie Bonnie Mac Smith Margaret Schoonover Marilyn Heinz Marian Hosfield Martha Gay Davis Julia Belle Donnelly Rita Marie Schneider Mary Ann Bowyer Ida Mae Cyrus Doris Jean Duncan Patricia McCann Marjorie Broderick Susann Taylor and Ann Woosley.
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Zoge O'Dell
South Charleston
F. T. Lille
E. G. Heinz
Charles Breed
Rodman Childress
Mary Bartlett
Patricia Lite
Wanda Lee O'Dell
Janet Hayes
Margaret Lillie
Bonnie Mac Smith
Margaret Schoonover
Marilyn Heinz
Marian Hosfield
Martha Gay Davis
Julia Belle Donnelly
Rita Marie Schneider
Sixth Street M. E. Church Class Elects Officers
The Live Wire Bible class of the Slath Street M. E. church met Wednesday night at Mrs. Frank Griffee home and elected officers: Griffee president Nu ctus Codb vice president Flor ence Baker secretary Hany Marshall treasurer Others present included Mra. Fred Glover Jr Mra. N.S. Swagger Mrs Opal Pitchford Biles Ruby Swac en Biss Camden Smith Mrs. W P Marshall Mra. C G Null and Mra. H B Willams
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Slath Street
M. E
Frank Griffee
Griffee
Nuctus Codb
Florence Baker
Hany Marshall
Fred Glover, Jr
N.S. Swagger
Opal Pitchford
Biles Ruby Swacen Biss
Camden Smith
News of West Virginia To Tell Briefly
West Virginia items include Judge Ferguson set aside a 10-year sentence for Bill Cooley after a jury acquitted Marlon Bailey of robbery. Obituaries note Mrs. Allee Groverman and Fred Vincent to be buried in Maryland and Alaska. WVU reports 524 enrolled for summer session. Other items: retrial date Sept 23 for J. T. Wyatt, 52, embezzlement case. 62 applications approved by state parole board. farmers reimbursed for sheep losses. Masons name J. Nagh Shipper as master. coroner W T Gocko appointed.
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Williamson
Charien W. Ferguson
Bili Cooley
Marlon Bailey
Cooley
Bailey
Logan
C. Chambers
J. T. Wyatt
Aracoms
Direcor
Wyat
J. B. Yost
Moundsville
State Parole Board
J M Wrestling Dies at 83 in Wheeling
J M Wrestling, 83, a retired jeweler, died after a two year illness in Wheeling. The brief obituary notes his longtime profession and age, with no additional family details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wrestling
Wheeling
Joshua MM. Whstling
Red Cross Chapter Meets Here Wednesday
The Charleston chapter of the Red Cross holds its annual meeting Wednesday night at the Daniel Boone hotel. After dinner at 7 o clock, annual reports led by Dr. A A Shawkey will be read. Attending are William Carl Hunt and Co in Harrie, both Red Cross assistants directors of the eastern area.
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Charleston
the Red Cross
Daniel Boone Hotel
A. A. Shawkey
Willam Carl Hunt
Coin Harrie
American Red Cross
Bible School to Close at South Charleston church
South Charleston First Presbyterian church will close its annual daily vacation Bible school with a plea for the students at 10 o clock this morning on the lawn at the church.
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South Charleston
Need For Making Will Appointing Executor Seen
Gilchrist told Lions at the Daniel Boone hotel that administration of an estate is now more complex and urged every property owner to make a will. He advised designating a trust company as executor and gave guidance on claims, investments, and the need to report property on taxes to avoid penalties. He warned that many die without a will and noted plans for the state convention at Fairmont next week.
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Trust Company
Marion C. Gilchrist
Eircuit Court
Lions Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Gilchrist
Fairmont
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M. E. Church
Wera
Yoko S
Ney Te Jagadar
Teveral
Harry
Bargain
Straight
California Topa
Speclal
A. W. Cox
Dep
T. Store
Francea Perkins
Center
Joint Congressional Committee
U. S
Hugo L. Black
Ala
Wiliam F. Connery, Jr
D. Mass
News of
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Associated Press
Huntington
Allee
Groverman
E. MM. Wats
Baltimore
Watts
Watts-Ritter Company
Slarksburg
Fred Vincent
WU. S. Army
Alaska
Ace
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Sistersville
R. M. Betnap
Moffat
Franklin
Grafton
Taylor County
Masons
Shipper
Martinsburg
Equalty Lodge
A. F
A. Massons
J. Nagh
B. M. Krause
Clarksburg
W. T. Gocko
Levin
Cap
Amiy Ello
WCU
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale St
Prone
Sir Walter Raleigh Sie
Prince Albert
Ayy Araniger Su
Enton Grater Ssc. Geo
Washington
Hier Dutley
Pep — Jugler — Kite
Bulfas
Ripnle
Rh. J. HR
Golden Grain
Duke's — Brud
Old North State
Union Legiter
Dal
Ihelby
Carton
Yenogee
Cap, Andy
Flip
Levin Bros
Iment Levin
Andy
Fup Wchs
Yeston
Weston
George Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Negro Masons
Gany
Negro Grand Masonic Lodge
James WW. Hutton
Beckley—. A. Higeina
C. W. Sydnor, Jr
St. Stephens Church
Tony Prah
McKeefrey Ind
Glendale Hospital
Red Cross Chapter
WCHS
E.D.S.T
W. CG
Bill) Crookshank
Hammond Organ
Galperin Music Co
Aoe Toys
Woolens
Children’s & Young
Eatnis
Royal
Whitm Aizea
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Wwe
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