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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

12

Personal notes from Virginia to Maryland visits and travels

A string of social notes lists Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Bruce of Virginia Ay visiting Greenwich Connecticut relatives. Miss Mery Lou Hickman of Mald en to Cleveland. KE Richardson family and James Deveny from Kanawha Av plan a summer in Annapolis. Dr. Harry K. Kesseil leaves for Kansas Sits to attend a convention. Mrs. Frank Shafter arrives from Philadelphia to spend time with Ruth Hinterleitner in McClung St. and Pauline Lewis returns to Washington from a visit with Cora Lewis.

Duncan Bruce Virginia, Ay Duncan Bruce, Jr Greenwich Conn Mery Lou Hickman Malden Cleveland KE. C. Richardson Virginia Annapolis James Deveny Kanawha Av Los Angeles Calif William Peay Albuquerque N. M Youell Peay Bradford Noyes Coleman Pratt William Rooke Westfield N. J Richard Brown Austig, Minn Tomor

Marshall Evans Is Honor Guest Birthday Party at Edgewood Club

Marshall Evans Jr celebrated his 11th birthday with a swimming party and luncheon hosted by his mother Mrs Ray M Evans yesterday at Edgewood Country Club. Guests included Robert Spilman Tit Holmes Morrison John Payne Edward Goldsmith Jr Wann Smith Jr Chris Smith Noyes and John Banks Jr.

Marshall Evans, Jr Edgewood Country Club Ray M. Evans Robert Spilman Tit Holmes Morrison John Payne Edward Goldsmith Wann Smith Chris Smith Noyes John Banks, Jr

Bridge Winners Named at Cavendish Club Duel Tuesday

The Cavendish Club hosted eight tables of bridge at the Chamber of Commerce Building. Winners were North South first Mrs EW Squire and Eli Reich, second J W Hubbard Jr and Edward Curry, third Mrs H Webb Angell and Mrs Carl Hammond. East West first Mrs Charles Hill and Kenneth Lucal, second Mrs Morris Funt and Mrs Kenneth Lucal, third Mr and Mrs James Chester.

Cavendish Club Chamber of Commerce North-South EW. Squire Eli Reich J. W. Hubbard, Jr Edward Curry H. Webb Angell Carl Hammond East-Weat Charles Hill Kenneth Lucal Morris Funt James Chester

Local residents plan visits and travel this week

Bliss MecCrum Jr and Mrs Bliss MecCrum gear to Baltimore for the weekend. E M Sparkes Jr and family depart for Nag's Head for a week. Dorothy Carrico heads to Syracuse Indiana for Camp Logan duties. Lt and Mrs Edwin Gaines visit Bridge Road home in Lexington. Mary Hampton Stewart hosts with Betty Lorentz from Newark as guest. H M Mican attends AMA meeting in Chicago. Raymond McNamee Jr returns from Northwestern and departs mid July for Norfolk via NROTC cruise. Hubert Kincaid returns from Cincinnati after niece Ruby Mann’s Woodrum High graduation.

Andrew Payne London Heights Rd Bliss MecCrum, Jr Chestnut Rd Baltimore E. M. Sparkes, Jr Chester Rd Nag's Head N. C Dorothy Carrico Beechev Syracuse Ind Camp Logan NROTC Hubert Kincaid Minden Cincinnati Ruby Mann Woodrum High School

Eastern Star Chapter Dinner Honors Matron and Patron

The Chelyan Chapter No 101 Order of Eastern Star will host a dinner at 6 30 p m on Thursday June 19 at King's Restaurant at Virginia and Clendenin Streets. Members should call 9 5781 or East Bank 8 1885 by Monday to reserve or cancel.

Chelyan Order of Eastern Star King's Restaurant Virginia and Clendenin Sts East Bank

Garden Club Members Beautify Woodrow Wilson Jr High

Seventeen Glenwood Heights Garden Club members landscaped Woodrow Wilson Jr High School yesterday morning then shared a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. W. G. Schade’s home. Mrs. R. O. Zuhards showed a flower arrangement and Mrs. Forrest Levy demonstrated metal flower containers. Mrs. Earl Smith was inducted. Plans cover a family box supper at Mrs. Homer Cavender’s Shady Side camp in August and a July August landscaping schedule for the school.

Glenwood Heights Garden Club Woodrow Wilson Jr. High School W. G. Schade Huntev R. O.zuhards Forest Levy Earl Smith Homer Cavender Shady Side

Bride Wanda Bird Weds Malcolm Hall At Hopkinsville Home

Miss Wanda M Bird and Malcolm Hall, son of Mr and Mrs S W Hall, married May 21 at the Bird home on Crescent Road with Rev Damon Bird officiating. Attendants were Miss Madeline Moss and Keith Lanham. Mrs Hall, a Stonewall Jackson High School graduate, was employed by F W Woolworth. Malcolm Hall attended Buckly and was with Tabor Music Co. They reside on Tyler Mountain Road.

Wanda M. Bird Malcolm Hall S. W. Hall Hopkinsville Edna Bird Crescent Rd Damon Bird Madeline Moss Keith Lanham Stonewall Jackson High School F. W. Woolworth Away Co Malcolm Hall Bucky Tabor Music Co Tyler Mountain Rd

Hundley Prnsident Family Reunion Held in Goldcliff

About 300 people attended the Hundley Prnsident family reunion in Goldcliff. AY officers Fred Crowder presided with Mary Crowder as secretary and Mabel Hundley as treasurer. Albert Hundley presided over the annual meeting.

Hundley-Prnsident Fred Crowder Pressey Dent Mary Crowder Mabel Hundley Goldcliff Albert Hundley

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