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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1937

Page

6

Local men promote ice skating rink to open in Kanawha City

Ice Sports Inc plans a three-ice surface rink near Staunton Avenue and Thirty Fifth Street in Kanawha City. It will open Nov 20 1937 and run to March 5 1938 with hours 3:30 to 5 pm and 8 to 11 pm. Directors include RR Skinner and P A Herscher among others. The plant costs about 20819 dollars, authorized 25000 dollars stock, skates rented, exhibitions planned.

Con Staunton Avenue Thirty-fifth Street Kanawha City Ice Sports, Inc Charleston RR. G. Skinner Ica Sports, Inc P. A. Herscher Weasurer James Conley F. G. Bannerot T Skinner Pian Skinner Baltmore

Dr Dutton Opens Series of Meetings Across West Side

The Rev. Dean C Dutton Ph D LADD of the International Character Education association formerly with the University of Oklahoma will open a series of meetings at Central M E church at 10 45 this morning on The New Frontiers. The series runs through June 20 with sessions at Humphreys Memorial M E church and panels at various churches including Humphreys Weekley Memorial United Brethren Bream Memorial Presbyterian Wesley and Central M E churches with several pastors taking part.

Dean C. Dutton Ph. D. Ladd International Character Education Association University of Oklahoma West Side Central M. E New Frontiers Humphreys

Laborer's Wife Delivers Sixth Set of Twins in Putnam

In Putnam Connecticut a laborer and his wife welcomed their sixth set of twins at a local hospital. A five-pound eight-ounce daughter and a six-pound boy were born within 40 minutes. Mother and twins reported doing well. The Fifields have thirteen children, with three other births previously in the family.

Putnam, Conn Harry Fifield East Thompson Fifield

Combined Congregations To Hear Rev Campbell

The congregations of First Presbyterian First Methodist Episcopal Baptist temple and Southern Methodist church will meet today at the Southern Methodist church for the second in a union evening worship series. Rev Strother A Campbell D D Baptist temple pastor will speak on Dare to Be Different Come Ye Out From Among Them. Next Sunday the meeting will be in First Presbyterian with Rev Robert Bagnell D D of the Methodist Episcopal church preaching.

First Presbyterian First Methodist Episcopal Churches Baptist Temple Southern Methodist Church Strother A. Campbell D. D

Blumberg to Attend 42nd AFM Convention in Louisville

Delegate Rubin Blumberg secretary and treasurer of the local AFM chapter will attend the 42nd convention of the American Federation of Musicians in Louisville Kentucky starting tomorrow. He will also join the Tri-State union meeting covering Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia as a delegate. This marks his 27th consecutive casual convention attendance.

Rubin Blumberg American Federation of Musicians Louisville Ohio Kentucky West Virginia

Greybill Piano Pupils to Give Recitals at Church

Piano pupils of Charles C Greybill will present recitals at the First Methodist Episcopal church on Quarrier Street. Tomorrow night features Gladys Frazier Mary Lou Snyder Robert Silverstein Betty Esther Creybill Dorothy Walker and others. Tuesday brings Florette Bloomberg Joan Galperin Mary Leu Snyder and more with Roland A Hinckley singing several numbers.

Charles C. Greybill First Methodist Episcopal Church Quarrier Street Gladys Frazier Mary Lou, Snyder Robert Silverstein Betty Esther Creybill Dorothy Walker Alice Johnson Chester Yater Christine Walker Samuel Silverstein Ernest Frazier Mae Ola Brian James Dick Theressa Short Jean Stuart Ellen Fielding June McCandless Helen McCown Margaret Milam

Cobb's Daughter Pursues Police Work Education

Sixteen year old Gladys Cobb aims to be a scientific criminal investigator. She spends vacations at the Criminal Identification Bureau studying chemistry ballistics and fingerprinting under the guidance of her father Sergt. C. R. Cobb a state police ballistics expert who mentors her as she plans to attend an approved crime detection school after high school.

Gladys Cobb Gladys Criminal Identification Bureau C. R. Cobb

Mrs. Morton Honored By Ladies Aid Society

The Handley Baptist church Ladies Aid Society held an all day quilting and birthday celebration at the home of Mrs. 3. Lee Simpson in honor of Mrs. W. A Morton. Attendees included Mrs. Virgil Withrow Mrs. Bayless Johnson Mrs. John Dempsey Mrs. W. A Morton Miss Nancye Morris Mrs. Everette Saxton Mrs. George E McLaughlin Miss Olive Summers from Huntington Mrs. J. Lee Simpson James Lee Simpson Jr Ralph Simpson and Mr. J. Lee Simpson.

Handley Baptist Church 3. Lee Simpson W. A Morton Virgil Withrow Bayless Johnson John Dempsey W. A. Morton Nancye Morris Everette Saxton George E McLaughlin Olive Summers Huntington J. Lee Simpson James Lee Simpson Ralph Simpson

Baptist Temple Group Picnics at 4-H Pool

The Baptist Temple held a picnic and swimming party at the Ka mawha Four-H pool on Thursday night. Attendees included Virginia Alice Thome Maxine McElhatten Margaret Anne Rhodes Joan Mc Conihay Macy Louise Smith and several named men led by M B Wilson William Warner Paul R Bias Robert Sullivan and others.

The Baptist Temple Virginia Alice Thome Maxine McElhatten Margaret Anne Rhodes Joan McConihay Macy Louise Smith M. B. Wilson William Warner Paul R. Bias Robert Sullivan T. Faxore F. M. Brown Grant Fletcher Allen Jarrell C. A. Burdette Arthur

Presbyterian Official Speaks This Morning

The Rev Henry H Sweets D D secretary of Christian education and ministerial relief for the Presbyterian church US will speak at 11 o'clock at the Shrine Mosque Capital street due to redecorating. Dr Sweets will speak at the Bream Memorial Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock tonight The Philippines in considering the establishment of a central bank.

Henry H. Sweets D.D Christian Education Presbyterian Church U.S First Presbyterian Church Shrine Mosque Capital Street Sweets Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church Philippines

Benefit Claims Pouring In For Federal Old Age Program

Claims for lump sum and death payments under the federal old age benefits program are being received at 250 a day from Charleston and 139 other field offices nationwide. A. A. Knapp of the Charleston office said claims have reached 25 at this office. The Social Security Board urged cooperation with bona fide claimants and will accept signed physicians or undertakers statements in place of official death certificates to save costs.

Charleston A. A. Knapp Social Security Board Knapp

Negro Four-H Club Camp Established

The first camp for Negro Four-H club members from Fayette and Raleigh counties will open July 19 at Westerly in Fayette county and run for one week. The site on Paint creek between Kingston and Milbourn along the C and Q railroad offers nature study, recreation, vesper services, and group meetings with classes in first aid health and singing. Enrollment information is requested through Mrs. Florence E. Thomas, club agent, Fayetteville.

Fayette Raleigh Westerly Fayette County Paint Creek Kingston Milbourn C. and Q Four Florence E. Thomas Fayetteville

Marmet hosts Kanawha Valley BYPU meeting

Thirty officers and councilors of the Kanawha Valley association of Baptist Young People's Unions met Friday evening at Marmet Baptist church. Mrs. Mabel Carte Merical, president, presided. Attending churches included Emmanuel, Calvary, Baptist Temple, Mt. Calvary, Montgomery, First, Marmet, Standard, and Naomi. The association, with 50 member churches, will host a rally by the BYPU of South Charleston on Monday evening, June 21.

Kanawha Valley Association of Baptist Young People’s Unions Marmet Baptist Church Mabel Carte Merical Emmanuel Baptist Calvary Baptist Baptist Temple Mt. Calvary Baptist Montgomery Baptist Montgomery First Baptist Dunbar Marmet Baptist Marmet Standard Baptist Naomi Baptist Church Quincy B. Y. Plu South Charleston

Valley Grove Church Homecoming at Rutledge

The Valley Grove Methodist Episcopal church in Rutledge marks its 42nd annual homecoming with services starting at 10 AM. Rev. D A Harper delivers the welcome at 11 AM, followed by the annual sermon by Rev. W A Byus. A dinner is served at 12:15 PM and afternoon singing concludes the event. Racing greyhounds are being shipped from the Irish Free State to South African tracks.

Valley Grove Methodist Episcopal Church Rutledge D. A. Harper Hev. W. A. Byus Irish Free State

State Workers Hold Picnic at Kanawha Four-H Pool

Emploses of the state road commission held a picnic and swimming party at the Kanawha Four-H pool Thursday night. Forty-five persons attended.

State Road Commission Kanawha Four-H

Weiner Roast Held for Intermediate Class Members

A Tuesday night event on Coal River featured a weiner roast for the Baker intermediate class. Attendees included Rev. George Hartwell along with Hartwell family members and several Misses and Mrs. Baker, plus Dorothy Bays, Irene Lawson, and Medeline Shaffer.

George Hartwell Agnes Hartwell Aquilla Hartwell Virgio May Hartwell Edward Baker Virginia Willams

Glasgow couple to lend books at libraries

Baker Mrs Virginia Hartwell Miss Golia Chittum and others in Glasgow plan to allow children five and older to borrow books from public libraries. Two men Elmer Chambers 23 and William E Chambers 51 of Barnabus Logan County were arrested by federal agents on transporting and possessing nine gallons of moonshine liquor.

Glasgow Scotland Elmer Chambers William E. Chambers Barnabus Logan County Federal Arcaol Tax Unit

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