Obstetric Floors Are Unpredictable At Charleston Hospitals
A Charleston hospital report shows obstetric floors swing between rushes and slow days. McMillan Hospital births rose from 744 in 1961 to 818 in 1962. first months of this year were slow with 166 births in January to March. Floats shift staff to match demand and ensure quick response to emergencies. Birth certificates with names must be filed within 10 days. Mothers adjust diets and departments note high satisfaction as newborns begin life.
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Jean M. Rhodes
Charleston
McMillan Hospital
McMillan
McMillan Bagpipe House
Department of Vital Statistics
Double Honors Awarded In Oak Hill Flower Show
Oak Hill growers showcased top blooms and arrangements with Mrs. C. P. White earning best of show for Song, of a Bird and sweeping hort iculture ribbons. Digitalis entered by Mrs. Charles Garvin won queen of show, while judges included Mrs. Ruth Fordham and local Oak Hill residents.
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Oak Hill
Aebade and
Trowel Garden
Aub
C. P. White
Charles Garvin
L. G. Fitzgerald
White
Dickinson
McDonald
D. KH. Jones
Lottie Johnson
Taylor
Addington
J. W. Dougherty
Burgess
J. Z
Brooks
George Ellison
Mike Mahoney
James. Martin
Owens
Mike Epperly
Debbie Scott
Cosette Waugh
Helen Halstead
Sharon Peters
Bobby Loudermilk
Karen Bishop
Tommy Burgess
Pamela Leog
Vickie Russell
Susan Williams
Jeanie Venters
Mike Raper
Sammy Jasper
Beverly Burgess
Aileen Brubaker
Today’s Events for Charleston Garden Clubs and Groups
A sweep of club meetings is listed from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. across Charleston and South Charleston including the Burbank Garden Club at Mrs. Wyatt’s home 1915 Preston Street and Kanawha Country Club Ladies Bridge Association at 301 Harris Street with 1:30 p.m. lunch reservations. The program features Garden Club showings, hospitality details, and a national convention departure notice for two Charleston members to Chicago.
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Burbank
Noyes Ave
George Pierce
C. W. Chesley
G. H. Best
BR. L. Wookey
Milly Turner
Rivermeade Garden Club
M. J. Mendeloff
Kanawha Ave
S. E
Quota Club
South Charles
Filet Club
St. Albans
Emma Gentry
West St
Coopers Creek
DAR Holds Installation At Woodrum Tea Room
The John Young Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a luncheon installation at Woodrum's Tea Room. Mrs. John J. Lane served as installing officer. Officers named include regent J Stuart Druin, vice regent John W Persohn, chaplain W P Bevan, recording secretary Virginia Williams, treasurer Reginald White, historian Evelyn Ballard, librarian George Glaser. Directors are Virginia V Johnson, Bencil H Shinn, and F Guy Ash. Members urged to reserve for the Jacksons Mill meeting on July 6.
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John Young
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woodrums
John J. Lane
J. Stuart Druin
John W. Persohn
W. P. Bevan
Virginia Williams
Reginald C. White
Evelyn Ballard
George Glaser
Virginia V. Johnson
Bencil H. Shinn
F. Guy Ash
Jacksons Mill
Jay 6
Residents Travel To Graduations Reunions And Bridals
Mr and Mrs Ira F Kuh e of Kanawha Avenue SE return from Pittsburgh Pa where he attended the reunion of his Carnegie Tech class and the couple also joined graduation exercises at Shady Side Academy where their youngest son Loughrey R Kuhn graduated cum laude Mrs C E Rhodemyre of St Albans and Mrs Fred G Miller of South Charleston returned from a trip to Louisville Bardstown and Berea Out of town guests at the wedding of Miss Mary Collins Way to Densis Lawerence Cannon in White Sulphur Springs were Lawrence Cannon Ronald Cannon Tyson Cannon and their sons Larry Robert
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Ira F.kuhe
Kanawha Avenue
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Shady Side Academy
Loughrey R. Kuhn
C. E. Rhodemyre
St. Albans
Fred G. MiHer
South Charleston
Louisville
Bardstown
Berea
Mary Collins Way
Luther B. Way Jr
White Sulphur Springs
Densis Lawerence Cannon
Lawerence Cannon
Bridgewood
Del
Lawrence Cannon
Ronald Cannon
Tyson Cannon
Larry
Robert
Local residents note graduations and travels across states
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cornelius return from Ohio University graduation for son Charles Edward who earned summa cum laude and will pursue a Northwestern University master’s. Miss Maude Goldsmith heads to New York City with fiancé Robert Carrer and family for Boca Grande. Mrs. Bobby Lee Moser and son depart Rochester after visits in Charleston. James S. Conley and family return from Sea Island with Dr. and Mrs. Wiliam Carley I.
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Ohio University
Charles Edward Comelius
Charles
Chicago
Northwestern University
Maude Goldsmith
Loudon Heights Road
New York City
Robert Franklin Carrer
Charles H. Morse Sr
Lake Forest
Boca Grande
Fla
Robert B. Mesmer
Orlando
Daniel N. Mohler
Quarrier Street
Marshall Evans
Babson Institute
Boston
Keith Ratrie
Malden
Converse College
8. C
William Gaston Norvell Shober
Fort Hill
George Norvell
Sheridan Circle
Shober
Greenbrier
Bobby Lee Moser
Robert H. Daley
Forest Road
Rochester
N.Y
James S. Conley
Elizabeth Street
Sea Island
Wiliam G. Carley I
Chapel Hill, N.C
Benefit bridge party planned by Charleston women
The Woman's Chair of Charleston will host the first summertime benefit branch bridge party at 11 a.m. on Wednesday June 19 in the clubhouse. Proceeds support a Kanawha Valley Youth Symphony scholarship to the Morris Harvey College Music for Youth camp at Cedar Lakes. Reservations by noon Monday with Mrs L L Jemison or at the clubhouse.
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Charleston
Kanawha Valley
Morris Harvey College “Music For
Cedar Lakes
L. L. Jemison
Rebekah Assembly Convention Held by Elkhurst Lodge
Rebekahs Assemble Elkhurst Lodge No 19 hosted the District 19 convention with Donna J Smith district deputy president presiding. State officers Geneva Anderson Dorothy Groves Neva Thorn Fannie Campbell Antoinette Newcomer and Fernie Tickle attended. Earl Woodrum grand secretary also present. All seven lodges in the district were represented, totaling 73 delegates.
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Elkhurst Rebekah
Rebekah
West Virginia
Donna J. Smith
Geneva Anderson
Dorothy Groves
Neva Thorn
Fannie Campbell
Antonette Newcomer
Fernie Tickle
Earl Woodrum
Grand Lodge of the
International Order of
Bake Sale Set by North Charleston Woman's Club
The North Charleston Woman's Club will hold a bake sale Friday at Penney's on Capitol Street starting at 9 30 a.m. Proceeds support club projects in the community.
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North Charleston Woman's Club
Penney’s
Capitol Street
Charlestonian Heads State Huguenot Society
Miss Virginia F. Kuh of Charleston was installed president of the West Virginia Branch of the Huguenot Society Founders of Manakin in the Colony of Virginia at a biannual luncheon. Officers include Mrs Lamar Epperly Bluefield vice president and other Charleston members. Mrs Jackson A. Hammond installed.
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State
Princeton
Virginia F. Kuh
Charleston
West
Virginia
The
Huguenot Society
Manakin
Colony of
Jebb DRAkes The Right Way
The advice emphasizes proper form for chest workouts. Three exercises are suggested with a focus on using chest muscles rather than arm flinging. An 18 inch stool is used for a reverse push up and starts with seven reps, increasing to ten.
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Mr A
Miss B. B
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Digitalis
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Moore
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College of Regents
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Princess Ann
Lstez Hornaday
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Cincinnati
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Lewisburg
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W. C. Cornelius
Benefit
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Rebekahs Assemble
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Town N Country
Lamar. Epperly
Bluefield
A. E. Harmon
Charles P. Walker
C. Alethia Calvert
W. S. Johnson
L. D. Wilmore
St. Petersburg
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W. W. McClaugherty
Daughters of Colonial Wars
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Virginia Johnson
State Society
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Debbie
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