Pippen Is Elected Lions President At Luncheon
Warden Pippen of Charleston was chosen to lead the Lions Club for the coming year at a weekly luncheon at the Ratner hotel. Doctor Paulin Schaffer won secretary on the second ballot. other officers include Doctor Fred Mavage as second vice president and D. A. Watchum as third vice president. Longtime president Shepherd relinquished the gavel. Vernon J. Fadden was named a candidate to succeed him. A life-saving demonstration followed, led by T. M. C. A. officials, stressing drowning prevention and self-rescue techniques. Birth notices: Claire Howland announces a daughter, Henristta Rowland, born June 4, 1938. Barbara Anne Kennedy, born June 3, 1928, to Mrs. Reymond Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warden Pippen
Conan
Fred Mavage
D. A. Xatchum
Ilf Shepherd
Ben Moore
Shepherd
Yeaterday
Vernon J. 3i Fadden
J. W. Duncan
Harry Whittingber
Kyle
Lions
Claire Howland
Henristta Rowland
Nowland
Nina Cornwell
Ee Dink Ausens Comrat
Reymond F.ee
Social notes from Charleston and nearby towns
Local society items list Mr and Mrs George F Coyle and others traveling to Chicago for conventions, extended visits by Mrs James Kay and families, concerted summer plans for university events, engagements, and movements of residents between Charleston Kanawha Street homes and nearby towns with multiple names and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garbuta
Lee Atrpet Fae
Qdreenrastic
James Kay
Thomas Whern
Kay
Mrederick Mohintre
Daytond ‘Beach
Florida
Hoy Rich Lintre
New Orleans
Stan G. C. Wiley
Kanawha Street
C. Mawson
Charleston
Darkersburg
Sire
H. Thrasher
Church Services and Programs Across Charleston West Virginia
Local churches from Cutts 0 Virginia Streets Tay to Fourth Avenue report morning and evening worships. Details include pastors names like Ernest Thompson and Bert Thompson and multiple programs such as Christian Endeavor, Young People, Sunday School, and midweek services. Churches listed span Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Episcopal, and other denominations with schedules, special day observances, and community activities across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Streets
Tay
Ernest Thompson
Bery Dertor Thompec
Chiin
Berton
Thompson
P Hible
Tf A
Christian Endeavor
John Koy
West
Kris Eventing Hervics
Emmanart Repilat
Carner Tourda
Charleston
Jamey
Hermon
Oor
Faryterian
Fay
Frank C
Urown
AL Munday
Tate
C.F. Rowletien
Frening Warabin
Brram's
J. B. Bittingse, Jr
Pealer
A.M. Runday
Ittecea
Hobbs Chapel
Bunday
Bebool
Mekinnan
Aral
Bundar
Milldale
Munday Sohonk—Rattos
Kinnon Chapel
Fhuredar
Kapawha Batines Presbyterian Church
Hey
C. i Garrieen
Santor
A. Mi
Bunday School
Chriatian Endeavor
Dana
W. Va
Rav
Gaerivon
Inday
Cristian
Endeavor
Tureday
Kanawha
Predbyterian Church
Barvica
First Presbyterian Church
Religious Services and Notices Highlight Week Events
A reader list shows church activities across denominations. Details include Sunday school times, sermons, prayers, and youth meetings at Protestant Episcopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Christian Science, and Salvation Army congregations. Programs feature memorial services, evening worship, and special observances for Memorial Day week.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Nurse
A nine caret nursing mother testifies she regained strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the medicine enabled her to perform housework and nursing duties, praising its value for weakness. The letter is from Mrs JA Prinsci of Lancaster PA, among many similar endorsements the Pinkham Co. receives.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia
Daris Bt
Greeneld
Mase
Hays
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Prinsci
Lancaster
Arbuckles Return from Virginia Commencement Event
Dr and Mrs Arbuckle come back from Hampden Sydney College Virginia after attending the 150th anniversary commencement celebration Former Governor W A Mace Corkin gave the graduation address Alumni from across the country attended the reunion The oldest graduate from 1868 is noted and four from 1876 also attended A former professor H C Brack remains active and the historic bell ringer Brakes continues His impersonations of presidents and professors entertained attendees A musical program is planned for the Dream Memorial church with Mrs John Mann directing the service and a special evening program by the choir
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Hampden-Sidnay Collage
Virginia
W. A. Mace Corkin
Charleston
Arbuakie
H. C. Brack
Stokes
Endeavor Society Continues Activity On West Side
The Christian Endeavor Society of Central Methodist Episcopal Church reports progress in visiting the sick and holding services in nearby towns. Gospel teams visit Charleston and surrounding areas, with Helen Ripka directing services and Hymns. The church school runs morning to noon with new courses including free millinery manual training and bird house making. Commencement exercises and pupil exhibits are planned for next Friday night with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Central Methodist Ekniscopal Church
Eames
Heen
Davis Creek
Mies
Helen Ripga
Gospel Team No
Isix
Bethyn
Gospel Team No. 2
Charleston
Helen Huge Giver Wormons
Han
Boomer
Handley
Dana
Wighlawne
Fourth Avenue Mission
Stora
Central OS 1
Police
Board of Education
Helen Higgs
Main to Direct Salvation Army Meeting Tomorrow
Brigadier David Mo re divides West Virginia Salvation Army to direct the main meeting at the citadel tomorrow evening. He will preach and conduct the service. Captain Thomas is expected to arrive from London aboard the Aquitania, after completing Salvation Army training abroad. Also included is a Treasury statement showing balance figures for June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mo
West Virginia
Salvation Army
Citadel
Thomas
Thomee
Tendon
England
London
Aquitania
UW. & Treasury
Washington
Winona Lake Chautauqua and Conference Announcements
In Winona Lake Indiana a compendium of notices promotes the local camp and conference center. It highlights accommodations at The Whitminster Hotel and nearby inns with American plan rates and weekly specials while listing programs for the Normal School, Women’s School, and various associations including hygiene, education, and religious groups. The document names organizers and dates for July through August.
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Winona Lake
Sargent, Chautauqua and
Dible
Winona
Catteria de Luxe
Whitminster
Pees and
Lake
Wil Bott
Mius Faye Crites
Newtatrar
Wevomen
Tone
Mann Bhover
Detbany Cirle Sant
Wollamon Ave
Association “of America
MN. Ave
Chicago
Presbtterian
A. McLandreid
Iaineazetin Se Hygiene
Ada EK. Schweitzar
Tableway
Nation
SENSE
Ant Fine
Plbier
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Shaffer
Pere Mia
United
Sneald
Wiliams
Hic Xaver
Dunosa
National
Y. of C. A
Pippin Whee
The
Lion
Club Yeater
George F. Coyle
Charjea Town
Womrich
Hoffatadt Ett
International Association of Displayment
O. S. Carter
Ill
International Association of Drapiag
Sr. Carter
Frankenbaere Eg
Aire
Garrett Foxle
Sra
Ragewood
George Kuhto
Nitro
Charlenton
Mian
Anna Jackson
Viefting
Elisabeth Knight
Knight
Lewieburg
C. Nelms
Kaufman Bruthera
Tony
Conventio
Judge
Stess
J. Devine
Whitedulphur
Mary Arnold Scherr
Lee Daley Beary
Huntington
Alina Sehetra
Hoac Marton Talley
Mira Elisabeth Grimdtwell
Chapel Mul
EH. Bowen
International Association of Dis
Bowen
Pene the Diapiond Bhoe and Garment Company
Myron Eberly
Coyle and Richardson
J. L. Vonderheld
Walkera
International Association of Display
Charles Coleman
Weat
Virginia Wolvernit
Blorgantown
Hia
Std
C.D. Coleman
Pratta
Virginia Daem Hae
Athens
Ohly
Oblo University
Parsons
Afre
W. If. Deon
Kimberly
Alay Deem
Stine Violet Daem
Alpin Gamimita Fraternity
Join Morrison
John Summers Nave
Lexington
Loewits Vornty
John Craig
Paul Craig
Deuce Craig
Kanes Whentree
Washington, D. C
Chadbuene Taylor
New York
Ellen Frances Drightwell
Edgewood Drive
Taylor
Princeton University
Princetown
N. J
Jof Hie Claus
Joseph Hill
Munt- Inaten
Chris Smith
Clanbery School
Connecticut
HN. Smith
Kaenawhe Street
Len
Qualey Bridge
Archie Butts
Mr. and Sr. Co. T. Butts
Thin City
Carl Coleman
Gaulsy Bridge
Hear Geo. Mathis, Jr. the Boy “Uke” Wonder
George Matos
Cke" Marvel
George
Galperin Music Shop
Capitol Street
Capitol
Charles
Minster
Binente Wrrahis
Maryland
Pakage
Bete Gagriee
Herrin
Suntor
Uinling Schooatian A
Yee Geet Wena
Risa
Chris
Invita
Cnlidsen
Junku
Serman
Rom
Ty Herman Uy
Jonna Wedneadar
Abe
Metugdiat Buibcopal
Bixth
Alsth Surret
Sixth Street
Harlow
Epworth League
Bermon
At & i Bt
Morrie Streets
D.D
Viret Methodial Folveepal Church
Beath
Dickinson Street
Chas. W. Criner
P.M
Earls Wellgrown
Dalog
Mere
Dandar
Mamie
Whatley
Paster
Sam
Mescare
Central M1
Chareh
Ieley
Attia
F. King
Peston
Kal M
Kerman
Jana
Aviritta
Fe Chareh
Disley
Atethte
Barret
Casey
Tanti
Munday Nehoo
A. S
Taag
Taphaite
Clana Meeites P. U
Pantor
Tueedr
Wetnuedar
Robert J. Tom
Hat
Withrow
Ocieties
Addrews Uy
Kuykendall
Rutnee Memorial Presbriecian
Cherel— Quarrier and
Oreenurier
Mey
Vitest
Stine
Mo Berman
Pisers
Chrietta Vor Roclett
Pitser
Renad
John Gam
Joke's
Ohio Avenue
Mandolpn Street
Surace Brown
Christian Berd
Chetatlen
Delaenne
Tandolph Street
Eble Behoal Barton
Jesun
Lutheran M
Tutheran
Sith Feree ‘Trietty
Merb
Bert Prine
Aleata
Christina Anenciation
Dren
United Geettibex
Tennessee Avenue
Roane Street
Walter Nise
Dthnteigre
Wentrall
M. Hunday Behoot
Meg
Mr. Knapp
Tetiam Endeavor
Keerdaga
Christian Science First Church of Christ Belemtet
Cr Utradord
Lee
Bunday Bervingy
God the Preserver of
Benday
Asa
Balvation Army
Yemaey Merning
Eetine
Gensey Alternsoe
Sentiy Wrening
Young People
Dr. and
Mrs. Arbuckle
Endeavor Society
M. E. Organization
Bream
News OF
West Side
Indiana
Om Worta
Zimmers
Awarean
School OF Masons
Amuust
John B. Hamilton
Dire Bovenarter Young Feoplas Ainodigalaueusteto Ay
Delve
JL Eliot
General Secretaie
Lu Ate Xk
Ian
National Federation OP
J. M. Gates’ Sons CO
Kearse
Stant Wits
MEANS
Jane Spader
Edna Bennett
Garcinetti & Miller
Jacqueline Logan
Edmund Burns
Buster Brown
Buster
Marie Prevost
Matt Moore
Summers Street
Kearse Theatre
Antlers Orchestra
Marion
Midland
Trail Transit CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Erning
Ciomont
Fourth Street
Fao
REDS
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