Horse Show at Huntington Draws Many Local People
Charlestonians traveled to Wintington for the sixth annual Huntington Junior League horse show at its new field on Washington avenue and Twenty first street west. More than 100 horses will be exhibited with opening performances yesterday. Championship classes are planned for tomorrow night and other classes tonight. A luncheon series supported events at Hotel Prichard and Hotel Governor Cape. A garden party at Mrs Clegé Ritter Sr. home is a weekend highlight. The show concludes at Camden Park.
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Governor Cape
Farden
Clegé Ritter
Camden Park
Mr James Ball as Party Honor Guest
Those present were Puibert Ball and Mrs King of Quincy. Frank Blais and MM. Chavh tuuihos ie Miris, Mr. aha Ars, Mr "awtorth ot mid Mrs. F&M, Malealoy Tucker, psa. Bliz arry of South cher 4 Julia. She a. Mrs. Louie Hughes King ot O cou x gun or mn Hralge, M a Watton Gall, Mr. Franklin BD. Sprading and Mr. Wandrow Kendal.
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Gayn Saucay
Sepenke
Ars
Puibert Ball
King
Quincy
Frank Blais
Chavh Tuuihos Ie Miris
Aha Ars
Awtorth
F&m
Malealoy Tucker
Psa
Blizarry
South Cher
Julia. Shea
Louie Hughes King
O Coux Gun
Mn Hralge
Watton Gall
Franklin BD. Sprading
Wandrow Ken
Mrs Harvey Hosts Baptist Church Circles Event
A fragmentary report notes Mrs. Harvey entertaining Baptist Church circles with a guest list including Mrs Jude La ham and Miss Thelm among others. The passage references a 1945 figure of 116,820 patients admitted across North Carolina’s 17 registered hospitals.
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North Carolina
Chimineer Dance Set for June 20 at Rose Art Palace
A dance event titled Chimineer Dance is scheduled for June 20 at the Rose Art Palace venue. The program is expected to begin Saturday night with a lively program. Patrons include Harold Fore and Mrs. Ver among the attendees.
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Harold Fore
Ver
Miss Catherine Daniels Weds Mr. Franklin in Local Ceremony
The ceremony took place Tuesday at Strother with officiant Victor Bran Leenar leading. Witnesses included Mr potas Mrs. A and Sande Mr te Kiely. The event touched on community road funding with a note that approximately SHOCH0OG dollars are allocated annually to build maintain and repair roads.
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Ertepstmt
Victor _ Bran Leenar
Potas
Te Kiely
Personal Notes From Shopping and Visits Across Town
Personal notes show various residents visiting or traveling. Richard and Katherine Wilson accompanied by family. Mr and Frederick Lively journeying to California. Miss Ma Cobbs Gear hosted by Mr and Mrs J C Farley at Powellton. Barel Cat of St Albans visited McIntosh hospital. V Graham of White and Mrs Jett traveled to Middleport, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Walter Allen headed toward Charleston. A M Stevenson of Charleston and Nora Radetpl of Mount Hope vacationing at Craig Heating Springs in Virginia.
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H. Mallary
Ma Cobbs
Spreng
J. C. Farley
Powellion
Barel
A.M. Stevenson
Charleston
Nora Radetpl
Mount Hoe
Craig Heating Springs
Clan Chief Passes 101 in Mull Castle Return
The 101st birthday of Duart chief of Clan Maclean is noted with tribute as the leader, 30,000 strong, praised for vow fulfilment to rebuild the pid castle overlooking Scotland. He served as a soldier in parts of the world and later restored the ruined fort, recovering after illness.
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Fitzroy Maclean
Mull
Clan Maclean
America
Nada
Maclean
Piterox
Daughters of 1812 Elect Waldron as State President Candidate
Col W H Waldron guest speaker at the Boone hotel in Clarasburg for the state convention as W Hall’s replacement for chapter president. Mrs C G Bergman named treasurer to fill the unexpired term. Florence Calvern Kuhn presided. discussion covered the evolution of American flags from Viking banners to the Stars and Stripes. business session noted by Mrs Randolph Douglas.
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W. Hall
The
Daughters of 1812
Clarasburg
C. G. Bergman
tMhe
Hall
Florence Calvern Kuhn
Cal, Wo
Waldron
Charleston
Lord Caipter
National States Daughters of
Je] Boone Hotel
Cal
America
Columbus
France
Cambridge
Cabin Creek Farm Women’s
Stars
To Stripes
Douglas
Cabin
Randolph Douglas
Mrs Randolph Douglas Speaks at Farm Club Meeting
Mrs Randolph Douglas addressed the Farm Club with a speech while attendees included Miss Kuhn Hall Mrs Randolph Lb Patteson Mrs H M Cogan Mrs Howard B Lee Mrs Elia Headlee Mrs W T Williamson Mrs O Morrison Mrs C G Bergman Miss Alethea Stanley and Miss Virginia Kuhn.
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Kuhn Hall
Randolph Lb. Patteson
H. M. Cogan
Howard B. Lee
Elia Headlee
W. T. Williamson
O. 3. Morrison
C. G. Bergman
Alethea Stanley
Virginia Kuhn
Meals That Appeal Topic At Club Meeting
Members discussed Meals That Appeal with several attendees including Mrs. C. Ky Bott and Mrs. Robert Durbin. Additional participants listed were Mrs. William Vickers, Mrs. W. H. Beachout, Mrs. J. A. Walker, Mrs. W. B. Dowell and Mrs. W. C. White.
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C. Ky Bott
Robert Durbin
William Vickers
W. H. Beachout
J. A. Walker
W. B. Dowell
W. C. White
J. R. ‘Walton
W W. c. Glenn
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Huntington
Prichard
Bluuil
DIAL
Dickinson Streets
James Ball
Mrs. Harvey
Baptist
Hs Tigh
Hey Wavere
Jude Laham
Almeetha Harrai
Thelm
Frank Povuies
M.C
Luter Hammock
Mes. Core Carson
Jennyn Means
Ic Gurus Mele
Drs
Pearl Strom
Situm
Phar Quinta Alh
Memlien
Pine Manor Lodge
Verna Carter
Myrtle Norton
Angie Miller
Edith Butss
Trely Shaffer
Misa Margaret Gurges
Muahel Stotts
Frances Chamberlain
Phyllis Bawers
Chimineer
Catherine Daniels
Mr. Franklin
Wickarore- Lee and
HEINZ
Tehed
Me Teiteh Ge Bee
Watt Cru Gun Yoo Kite
Ghee Resis
Fourth Ave
Charleston, W, VA
Charlasterday
Richard
Katherine Wilson
Frederick Lively
Ferry Branch
Califorti
St Albans
McMint Dnospita
Winton
V. Graham
White
Middleport
Mra
J. Walter Allen
Surly
Maryland
Oldevyme Distillers, Inc
N.Y. C. Es
Col. W.H. Waldron
Kerries
Young Campers
West Virginia
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