Future Farmers Exhibit Opens at Kanawha Fairgrounds
Charleston federation of the Future Farmers of America sponsors an exhibit in West Virginia at the Kanawha fairgrounds near Dunbar opening Sept. 4. Vocational agriculture exhibits, live stock judging, farm shop displays, home beautification, crop and poultry sections are planned with limits on entries and rules emphasizing educational content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Federation of the Future Farmers of America
Dunbar
A. H. Holand
FFA
Vo-Ag
Woolworth Heirs Pay Over Million in Taxes
New York report states Helena Woolworth McCann, oldest daughter of Frank W. Woolworth, settled a government gift tax claim of 1,082,889.36 tied to gifts of Woolworth company stock to three children. Negotiations centered on gift valuations. the total gifts were claimed to exceed 15 million, with deficits of 8,474 in 1934 and 1,006,846 in 1935, plus accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helena Woolworth McCann
Frank W. Woolworth
Five and Ten Chain
Woolworth
Sattes Four-H Club Picnic And Swimming Party
The Sattes Four-H Club held a picnic and swimming party at the Four-H pool on Thursday with Mrs. Frank Pickens in charge. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Blackwood and several Blackwood sisters plus Eleanor Bigelow Roberta Blackwood Jean Blackwood Phyllis Blackwood Louise Steele Ruby Halley Jully Bnodgrass Mary E. Rippetoe and James Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattes Four-H Club
Frank Pickens
J.C. Blackwood
Eleanor Bigelow
Roberta Blackwood
Jean Blackwood
Phyllis Blackwood
Louise Steele
Ruby Halley
Jully Bnodgrass
Mary E. Rippetoe
James Alexander
T. E. L. Clase Hosts Mrs West and Class Social
Mrs. George West entertained the 7. E& L. class of the Spring Hill First Baptist Church Friday night at her home. Other guests included Mrs. Marvin Cobb Mrs. Maywood West Mrs. C. c Sen Mrs. Willis Booker Mrs. Hazel Parsons Mrs. Boyd Mines Mrs. John W. Fox Helen Thomas Ethel McCallister Grace West and Jean Weat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George West
E& L
Spring Hill
Baptist Church
Marvin Cobb
Maywood West
C. c Sen
Willis Booker
Hazel Parsons
Boyd Mines
John W. Fox
Helen Thomas
Ethel McCallister
Grace West
Jean Weat
Disbarment for Charleston Attorney Over Client Funds
S. P. Mitchell of Lee street was disbarred by Circuit Judge Julian F. Gauchette after a bar association complaint found him guilty on seven counts of failing to account for client funds. Four counts were not proven. The order delays effect to allow a possible appeal to the supreme court. Maj. R. E. O Connor argued for the bar association. Mitchell, admitted Sept. 18, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Mitchell
Lee Street
Julian F. Gauchette
Bar Association of
Charleston
Mitchell
Maj. R. E O'Connor
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Four Horns Purchased For South Charleston Musicians
The Band Boosters of South Charleston under President J W Londeree bought four French horns for the school bands. Players include Joseph Londeree Frank Counts Mary Jane Rockwell and Pauline Gunnoe. Displayed at Saramie brothers department store window. Bands directed by Charles H Gorby. Second summer concert set for Mound on Saturday night June 26. Plans also authorize bands to attend the state convention of Lion clubs at Fairmont June 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boosters Club of
South Charleston
J. W. Londeree
Joseph Londeree
Frank Counts
Mary Jane Rockwell
Pauline Gunnoe
Saramie Brothers
Seventh Avenue
Charles H. Gorby
Mound
Lion Club
al Fairmont
Fifth Dynasty Art Found in Tomb Near Ti Legacy
Archaeologists reveal a newly discovered Fifth Dynasty chamber at Sakkara dating to 4500 B C and rivaling Ti’s tomb in furnishings. M Draiton directed the find with Selim Bey Hassan overseeing excavation while Demed’s sarcophagus lay broken and robbed remains scattered nearby.
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Cairo
M. Draiton
Selim Bey Hassan
Demed
Sakkara
Selim Tassan
Ti'e
Tabie
425000 WPA Workers Face Summer Layoff
Deputy Federal Relief Administrator Aubrey Williams announced a 425000 to 450000 WPA workers nationwide face summer layoffs over the next 30 days. He said a 1.5 billion relief appropriation must be spread over two months with most kept in reserve for next winter hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
WPA
Aubrey Willams
New Ancient Egyptian Artifacts Found In Ti Tomb
Copper vases and utensils lay in the shaft with a bull's body figure. Walls show rich murals of ish birds and hunting scenes. New examples of ancient period art include gold inlaid copper items and razors. Ti’s tomb, once the best preserved, dates from 4300–4500 B C, showing wealth and lineage under rulers Keka and Userenra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keka
Userenra
Pie
Witnesses Sought In Taylor Case In LA Probe
Four witnesses will be questioned by district attorney investigators in the William Desmond Taylor murder probe. Two men and two women traced after weeks of searching will discuss events the morning of the director's death and related abutment of two persons under investigation. An intense hunt for Edward F Sands, former valet, continues across the border with no success. Charlotte Shelby presses for swift conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
District Attorney's. Office
Taylor
West
Edward F. Sands
Tijuana
Sands
Charlotte Shelby
Mary Miles Mintler
Children’s Day Service Planned at Calvary Baptist Church
A children’s day service will be held this morning at Calvary Baptist Church under Mrs. Marie Ball and C. E. White. The Girls’ Glee Club will sing and a pageant titled The Greatest of These will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Marie Ball
C. E. White
Powell Recovers From Influenza At California Home
Hollywood star Dick Powell, of Warner Brothers, continues to improve at his Lake Coluca home after an intestinal influenza attack. He was taken ill while working on a movie at the Burbank studio and is expected to return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dick Powell
Warner Brothers Studios
Dla Coluca Lake
Isao
Burbank
Ohio Clergyman Preaches to Baptists in Wellington
The Rev John H Green of Wellington Ohio leads sermons to Baptist congregants at Randolph Street Baptist Church at 11 am and 8 30 pm. He promotes the Ohio Association event for young people a Bible conference encampment at Greenwood Ohio June 22 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Green
Wellington
Peosple
Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches
Randolph Street Baptist Church
Young People's Bible Conference
Greenwood
New Building Plans Approved by City Inspector
City Building Inspector George B. Hendricks approved new project plans costing 1915 dollars yesterday. Alterations to a Capitol Street store owned by A. B. Scott cost 1400 dollars, John Angelots to spend 500 on duplex modifications in Washington Street, and H. L. Moora authorized to demolish a Magnalla Street garage for 13 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Hendricka
Capitol Street
A. BM. Scott ¢State Wiit
John Angelots
Washington Street
H. L. Moora
Magnalla “Street
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T. E. L. Clase
Lillian Trenner
Parsons-Zoge
Kathleen Baughman
Norman H. Hale
Roane Street
William A. Rogers
Berman Store
D. Boone Dawson
R. Thornton
The
Daily Mail
A. D. Willams
the Gazette
Carl Hibben
Rogers Company
Berman Jewelry Company
Kanawha Street
Egypt
Americas
Edward M. Fay
Providence, R.1
Ing i Om Mare Ingesee
Edan
Ainry
Pontiac
Fry
America
Pontiac Motor Division
Michigan
General Motors Sales Corporation
Hugh Stewart Motors, Inc
Virginia St
Dial
Andrew Karupski
Main St
Whitesville, W
Miss Minter
Powell
Ohio
Charles
London
Grand Rapids
Troy
Baker Co
Quarrier St
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