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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
7
Zeta Delphian chapter members attended a luncheon yesterday afternoon at Wren's Neat. Attendees included Mrs. Floyd Bond, Mrs. V. Williamson, Br. H. P. Rolling, Mr. Mahre Sark, Mrs. L. V. Cavins, Mrs. R. O. Grear, Mrs. R. U. Jackson, Mrs. S. S. Rich, Mrs. R. Manna, Mrs. D. B. Adams, Mrs. H. Walker, Mrs. W. W. Price, Nore Eugene Dawking, Mrs. George Keller, and Mrs. J. E. Rucker.
Mrs Daniel Myert of Belle hosted a Friday evening shower at her home honoring her sister in law Mrs Peyton Justice of Pareose present were numerous relatives and friends including Mrs K K Pure Mrs WE Tewh Mrs LS Alden Mrs Be Della Hopilae hirs Harry Beal Edwards Mrs EJ Mra F Foster Mrs L Kin firs Hoy Cummings Mrs M 2 Musle re Jennard G Mrs C 5 Ashtey Ris Deere Lavender Mrs James Crocke Marg Archthala Johnson Mrs O Le Oliver ite Ward Wiseman Mrs Thelma Sheets Mrs Rube Ashtey Mr L G Kenney Mrs P W Roy er Mrs W El Justice Miss Theresa Justice Miss Darline Ashley Miss Ethel May Surface Miss Charlotte Royer and Miss coma Wiseman.
Miss Howard was elected president at a High Hat sorority meeting. Plans for a Thursday evening June 27 event at the West Side women's club were discussed by president Mrs Oga Howard and vice president Miss Am palingelie Ba tenaurer, with secretary Mes Madeline ares and others in attendance.
Mr and Mrs J F Hartley hosted the Frame Friendly choir Tuesday evening at their Spring HAL home. Attendees included William Newcomer Bailey Allene Smith Russell Sprouse Harry Frame H G West Oscar Epith J C Cummings Vergil Turley D K Lilly William Bailey Franklin Newcomer Phyllis Hartley and William Joe Hartley.
Mrs D A McDaniel of Lee Street entertained Tuesday evening in honor of her daughter Miss Virginia Lee McDaniel. Guests included Miss Clem June Hanna Miss Edith Thaxton Miss Eleanor McDaniel Miss Edith Thaxton Miss Frances Ann Hill Bisa Eleanor Hanson Miss Betty Ann Satterfield Miss Phyllis Smith Mr Earl Hastings Mr Michard Alexander Jr James Ella Mr Carl Bir George Doracy and Mr Glen Douglas Stone.
Mr and Mrs Walter Merritt of Jammesh hosted an evening dominoes session for Miss Gladys Ee and Mr Walter Merritt. Merritt won the game in a lively social at their home.
Mrs Martin will entertain the Pythian Sisters at eight o clock Monday evening at her South Charleston home. The event gathers members for a social gathering and program in a private residence setting.
The South Charles Street First M. E. Church choir will rehearse tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the church. Directed by Mrs. RO O'Dell.
The Hillcrest Sanitarium marks a milestone with a new building to expand care for more children. Dr. Roller praised cooperation from A, Teague, and FERA for materials and labor totaling $3,500 in matched funds. The institution, founded in 1913 by Mrs. Malcolm Jackson, has grown from a 70 acre camp to a 400 child capacity, focusing on pediatric care after wartime tuberculosis veterans were cared for earlier. Construction details include examination rooms, staff quarters, kitchens, dining areas, and reception spaces as the project progresses under local officials and an architect’s guidance.
A partial list of prominent residents and officials appears, naming many individuals including Mrs. and Mr. Payne, Governor and Mrs. Kump, Judge Alexander, Mayor Dawson, Sheriff Andrews, and numerous others, reflecting a broad cross section of civic and social leaders.
A kicker's tournament is planned for Indies Day at Meadowbrook golf club with play starting at 12:30 PM and luncheon to be served at the club. Afternoon tables will be arranged for bridge activities.
Earl Fry pleaded guilty to disturbing public worship and was sentenced in the Intermediate Court to 90 days in county jail and a $25 fine. The note frames the sentence amid Greece’s resumed progress toward prosperity following the revolution.
Nineteen misdemeanor cases were called yesterday in intermediate court. Charges against Green Durham, Charles Edmunds and P. M. Edmunds were dismissed. James M. Hoover, Wiley E. May and Clarence Edens, charged with carrying while intoxicated, were tried in their absence and found guilty. Capluses were ordered issued. Ed Sifford, charged with unlawfully carrying a pistol, was tried in his absence and found guilty. Hugheston Huffman, tried for the same offense, was found not guilty. The traffic volume of malls, pansongers and freight over the New England Australia routes is viewed with optimism by Australian officials.
Mother Assumpta and Sister Prudentina of St Elizabeths convent in Quarrier street celebrate the silver jubilee of their admission to the Franciscan order. A solemn high mass at Sacred Heart church at nine this morning honors the occasion.
The state liquor control commission said yesterday it acquired store sites on Kimball street in Pennsboro and at 402 Pike street in Shinnston. A biography asserts that World War II was won by tanks led by Major Gert von Hindenburg, detailing his uncle the late President Hindenburg.
Al Simmons recalls a tire blowout in Arizona during spring training travel to California. He credits Goodrich Silvertowns with life saver technology and claims the tires prevent blowouts while offering extended mileage. The ad argues the Life-Saver Golden Ply reduces danger at high speeds.
The Nawah Valley Power company has asked the U S engineer office for permission to construct an aerial transmission line across the KanaWha River near U S lock No 3 London. Interested parties may file objections from a navigation view point at the Huntington office until June 37. Film censorship has been reintroduced in Austria.
A competition open to artists of West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia has been initiated by the section of painting and rouletare procure ment division U S treasury department for a panel to be placed opposite the entrance of the post office at Hagerstown Maryland Treasury has allocated 32700 to cover the complete cost of the decoration Information as to subject matter for the design size medium and quality of materials to be used may
The text lists sources for a competition including the Washington county museum of arts at Hegers town the Richmond academy of fine arta at Richmond Vat Corcoran gallery of art office of Miss Millard in Washington the Arta club on I street Washington and the treasury department section that started the competition.
This new PRUN O-WHEAT BREAD is now available in grocery stores and praised for its fruity, nut-like flavor. Each loaf is described as naturally healthful, aiding digestion with two laxative elements: delicate flaked wheat and concentrated prune juice, yielding a golden brown loaf.
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