West Virginia Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow
Over 200 attendees expected as the second annual West Virginia Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls meets at the Shrine mosque. Notables include supreme recorder W. Mark Sexson and grand worthy adviser Thelma Hilde. Elections occur Saturday morning with a 9 p.m. dance featuring Lloyd Neely’s orchestra.
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West Virginia
Order of Rainbow
Shrine
W. Mark Sexson
Supreme Recorder
Order
Thelma Hilde
Brand of Charleston
Mildred Crambiett
Bethany
Worthy
West Virgina
J. W. Lloyd
Martinsburg
West Virgin
Delbert T. Robinson
Charleston
Supreme Council
Southern Jurissicion
Scottish Rite
Hazel Rawson
Charity society list names several local women
A long list of women from St. Albans Chelyan Morgantown Charleston Clendenin Spencer and nearby areas is identified with various roles in a charity and service group including treasurer drill leader chaplain recorder musician chair director and observer positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Smith
St. Albans
Charity
Dorothy Martin
Chelyan
Hope
Frankie Lee St. Clair
Morgantown
Acacia Crowell
Charleston
Phyllis Sergent
Spencer
Betty Low Hutsinpiller
Virginia Leroy
Carol Case
Mare Rantown
Love
Katherine Gates
Betsy White
Clendenin
Margaret Reeder
Barbara Comfort
Fidelity
Catherine Carter
Geraldine Hartshorn
Laie Jean Dawson
Confidential Observer
Jo Ellen Coon
Outer Observer
Jean Dickson
Cary Lou Edgar
Knights of Columbus Major Degrees Planned June 20
Charleston council No. 771 schedules major degrees for all class members Sunday June 20 with the first degree at 9 a.m. in Capitol Street club rooms and 10:30 a.m. mass at Sacred Heart church. Candidates and members meet at St. Agnes School Kanawha City at 1:30 p.m. for second and third degrees followed by a buffet at Charleston Catholic High School cafeteria. Notables include John W. Demler W Cunningham Stephen G Poll and others.
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Knights of Columbus
Charleston
Capitol St
Sacred Heart Church
St. Agnes School
Kanawha City
Charleston Catholic High School
John W. Demler
W. Cunningham
Stephen G. Poll
E. V. Smoot
James P. Coffey
Jerome A. Adams
F. G. Wade
Thomas E. Kerner
Edward G. Megale
Thomas C. Collhan
H. L. Burke
Domingo Sues C&O Railroad for 100000 in Kana Wha Circuit
Ysauro Domingo of Page sues the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in Kana Wha circuit court seeking 100000 for injuries from a train collision last year. The Gazette report previously stated 10000. Domingo alleges loss of both legs and cites medical details, including a note on blood salinity.
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Ysauro Domingo
Page
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Kanawha
Gazette
Domingo
West Virginia crop outlook shows fair to excellent prospects
West Virginia farmers report varied conditions with the eastern Panhandle and along the Ohio River only fair, while the rest of the state is good to excellent. Heavy rains slowed corn planting and cold April slowed spring crops but May brought excellent growth. Fruit crops fall short of normal due to late freezes with rye, oats, barley and fruit yields detailed. egg production and milk per cow rise slightly in mid year.
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West Virginia
State Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Panhandle
Ohio River
Bers
Veteran Detective Sergeant Wooster Seeks Retirement
Detective Sgt John Wooster with 23 years service applied for retirement after taking a vacation using accumulated off days. He was briefly assigned as patrol driver but not on that detail due to officer shortage while the detective division stayed fully staffed. Mayor Dawson praised Wooster's long service and role as police judge and noted his earned pension as due recognition.
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John Wooster
Dawson Yestere Day
Dawson
Wooster
Business and Professional Women set June officer install
The Business and Professional Women's club will install new officers at the June meeting tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the Daniel Hoare hotel. Mrs. Mason L. Wolfe becomes president. Blanche Corrie is vice president. Margaret Bloom recording secretary. Sallie Henry treasurer. Cook will serve as corresponding secretary. The meeting will include a report on the recent war conference in Fairmont.
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Busines and Professional Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bryn Mawr Grad Miss White Earns Cum Laude Honors
Miss Margaret Evangeline White daughter of Mr and Mrs E Elmore White 717 Heeck Aoy graduated cum laude at Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr Pa She also received a graduate scholarship in English She plans to return to Bryn Mawr to pursue a Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees
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Margaret Evangeline White
E. Elmore White
Heeck Aoy
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
White
Price Panels to Serve Lower Falls Beach Open With Rationing Boards
Price panels to serve on all war price and rationing boards in West Virginia are being formed with instruction meetings under way. Charlestons Kanawha county courthouse Tuesday and Parkersburg Wood County courthouse Thursday host panel training led by George H. Hand and C. Bennett Hindley. Huntington and Bluefield meetings followed, to oversee local price control and educate merchants while handling violations. Lower Falls beach on Coal river near St Albans opened under new management with daily and evening hours for summer, offering showers, picnic tables, shade trees, and a sand beach with diving facilities.
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Lower Falls Beach
West Virginia
Carl, M. Frasure
OPA
Yesterdday
Charleston
Kanawha County
Wood Penalty Court House
Parkersburg
George HW. Hand
C. Bennett Hindley
Huntington
Bluefield
Hand
Lower Falls
Coal River
St Albans
Beach Outing Options Amid State Police Appointments
Patrons may bring basket lunches or buy sandwiches at the beach while police departments in four states recently appointed women to Te. Entrance to Lower Falls is noted as the left place officers moved west on old U S 60 amid war industry services.
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Lower Falls
Arme
VU. S
War Bond Payroll Savings Plan Promotion in China
An instructional wartime notice urges workers to save 10 percent of earnings through a War Bond Payroll Savings Plan. It promises a bond when savings reach 18.75 dollars and states for every 23 dollars invested, four dollars are returned after ten years.
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Adam
Coh+ Drug Company
Addr
Empire
Summers Street
Incin
Erator
City Hall
Dalton
DuPont
Paint & Glass Co
Hale
George Muir
Powellton
Ernest G. Muir
War Department
Sgt. Muir
W.va
Vacation Savings Club
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
Capitol Street
Australia
Otter
Amine
W. B. Stevens
Optometrist Kanawha Optical Service
Quarrier ST
China
Norway
France
Poland
Greece
Russia
Axis
Uncle Sam
America
Hitler
United States
Treasury Department
Apex Paint CO
Baby Shop
Belvin Park
W. Va
GLO
Burdette
Mgf
THE
Carbon Fuel Company
Maytag CO
Charleston Transit CO
Charleston Vitreous Clay Products CO
Chemcity Radio & Electric CO
John T. Copenhaver
Diamond Ice & Coal CO
MA. Dickinson General Contractor
DIAL
Daniel Boone Hotel
J. W. Dixon, D.D.S
Hall Trucking and Service CO
David A. Jayne CO
Kanawha Cash Grocery
Kanawha Flying School
GUNN
Clark Lem. Maytag CO
Arthur C. Litton, M.D
John Mazella
Ormond Hosiery Shop
Pfaff & Smith Builders Supplies
J. E. Ratliff, Inc
Rosenblatt & Hunt, Inc
Spence Paint & Chemical CO
DR. Clell
Sayre
Schoolfield-Harvey Electric CO
Spring Hill
Trading Post Loan CO
TRU State Beverage CO
United Carbon Company
United Fuel Gas CO
George Weimer & Sons
Alkans, W. V
West Virginia Water Service
Wright and Dodson Tire CO
Y. M
Robert C. Boothe
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