Bride-Elect Shower in Columbus Avenue Home
Miss Mary Nolan and Miss Florence Burgess hosted a mixed shower at Miss Barlow's Columbus avenue home for Mattie Louise Barlow ahead of her June 23 marriage to Mitre D. Amick. Decorations featured pink roses and dragons with pink and white colors. Other attendees included Mary Laing, Mrs William Wirt Henry, and many more. Also noted were delegates from Bream Memorial Presbyterian church returning from Lewisburg after a ten day young people conference. A later wedding at Edgewood Avenue united Mary Jarrett and C. Belley of Pittsburgh with music by Opal Foe Graham and Gladys Medley. Additional items include Catherine Foard leaving for Saganan Georgia, wedding announcements for Helen Warfield to Roy Smith, and Endeavor leaders and bridge club hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nolan
Florence Burgess
Columbus Avenue
Mattie Louise Barlow
Miter D. Amick
Miss Barlow
Mary Laing
William Wirt Henry
T. & Elkins
Emma Currans
Mildred Hughes
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lewisburgh
Charlotte Persinger
Group Teader
Genevieve Bailey
Frances Gunter
Earl Zabel
Helen Wilson
Flora Pettigrew
Dorothy Turley
Virginia Graham
Donald Tutt
Shirley Mullans
James Erwin
Wilbur Kraus
Hugo Wiggins
Virginia Lines
Audree Leie
Virginia McLehan
Helem Beranek
Denna Osborne
Ning Davis
Helen Gienn
Charlotia McWhorter
Virginia Hager
Mary Fenton Hardway
Jane Butchinson
Helen Goff
Merjorie Yedrdly
Edward Green
Walter Brown
Charles Abbott
Leland Darlington
Joe Ferry
J. L. Perry
Young People
Kanawha
A. V. Greenlee
Edgewood Avenue
Mary Jarrett
LG. Summerfield
C. Belley
Pittsburgh
Charleston High School
Marshall College
Huntim
H. A. Bailey
Albany
Georgia City
Pittsh
W. B. King
Cen
Tral Methodist Episcopal Church
Opal Foe Graham
Huntington
Gladys V. Medley
Gallipolis
Obie
Medley
Mendelssohn
Virginia Surmmernsid
Helet W
J. B. Warfield
Helen
Roy Smith
C. T. Brookshire
Charleston Street
Seventh Avenue
Minister Praises Old Reliable Remedy in Charleston Ad
Rev G W Presley of Matewan West Virginia claims recovery from diabetes and eye trouble after using Old Reliable and Liver Capsules. He says treatment improved his health after years of illness and a nervous breakdown. His wife also reports relief from gas bloating. Special representative from Old Reliable at Potter Field Drug Store 32 Capitol St Charleston WV advertises merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. Presley
Matewan
W. Va
M. E. Church
South
Williamson
Moy
Potterfield Drug Store
Capitol St
Charleston
Protest Grease As Aid To Boats In Champ Race
In Long Beach California sailors dispute whether grease and sliding seats affected the 24 mile Long Beach to Catalina Island race won by Frank Hagney in about 6 hours 41 minutes. Protestors argued grease and patches aided cadence. judges ruled Hagney’s substitution did not count as a sliding seat. Hagney earns $1000 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Frank Hagney
Santa Catalina Island
Hagney
Thagney
Cadence
Judes Weld
Covington Span Plan for Ohio River Bridge Upgrade
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad aims to convert the Covington Kentucky Cincinnati bridge for highway use with three traffic lines and grade separation. The plan includes two 450 foot shore spans and one 875 foot channel span and remodeling of the existing bridge with concrete slabs and new approaches at Fourth Main Covington and Smith Third streets Cincinnati. Five nearby street bridges will be renewed as part of a $12,000,060 Covington program to eliminate grade crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Covington
Cincinnati
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Richmond
Fourth
Main Streets
Smith
Third Streets
Cincimnati
Licking River Bridge
Covington Yard
Scout Rescues Boy From Water Near Kingston Pool
Carl Lavender of Kingston Troop No 1 rescued a boy named Westerley from drowning in a Paint Creek swimming pool near Kingston Friday. The report came to E N Winston of Kingston, a state forester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lavender
Kingston
Boy Scouts
Westerley
Paint Creek
E. N. Winston
Soil Boosted by Coolidge at International Soil Congress
President Coolidge stressed soil as a fundamental national and international asset in a Washington address to the International Congress of Soil Science. He pledged government support for research to raise acre yields, not just mine output, and praised international gatherings for fostering peace and cooperation in soil conservation and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
International Congress of Soil, Science
Coolletyr
Rives to Preach on Holy Land at Baptist Temple
The Reverend Dr. Rives, pastor of the Methodist church south of Harrisonburg, Va, will present an illustrated lecture on “The Holy Land” at the Baptist Temple on Friday in June. Fresh from travels in Mediterranean countries, he plans to show original photographs from abroad and has lectured in Washington, Roanoke, Louisville, and other cities to large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Baptist Temple
Rives
The
Methodist Church, South
Harrisonburg
Mediterranean
Palestine
Washington, C
Roanoke
Louisville
Cummings to be honor guest at Kiwanis luncheon
O Sam Cummings longtime Kiwanis International secretary and founder of the Charles ton Kiwanis club is slated as the honor guest at the weekly Year club meeting today at Toon at the Ruff ney Rotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Kiwanis Club
O. Sam Cummings
Kiwanis International
Toon
Cummings
Purification Benefits Promised by Calombs System Course
Health ad urges readers to purify the entire system for better vitality. It touts Calombs caplets as the greatest purifier and offers a family package with directions for a multi week course at 33 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Sweet Springs Resort in Virginia West Virginia Ad Prospect
Old Sweet Springs is a famed Alleghanies resort at 2200 feet elevation offering table service golf peals horseback riding dancing swimming mineral water baths electric lights. Located on the Atlantic and Pacific Highway No 14 in Virginia and on the Midland Trail White Sulphur station. Write for booklet to C H Paxton Sweet Springs West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghanies
Virginia
Midland Troi White Sulphur Tgoor
C, H, Paxton
Sweet Springs
West Virginia
Kiwanis Club Hosts Charleston Visitors in Memphis
Kiwanis International members from Charleston visit Memphis after persuasion by President M J Carmack. Cummings notes long Kiwanis service and last Charleston charter presentation in 1919. Luncheon to feature reports from Carmack and Tompkins. Sol Bloom welcomed as new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Memphis
Tenn
M. J. Carmack
Charleston Club
Cummings
Carmack
Harold F. Tompkins
Nso
Sol Bloom
Charleston Jeweler
Grave cross placed with son’s grave in France
A cross from her son’s grave in France was placed in the coffin of Mrs. Erma Erefusis in England. A separate report notes the death of nine year old Gwendoline Adems who was strangled by a balloon she swallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittlehampton
Eng
France
Erma Erefusis
Sterling
Gwendoline Adems
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West Side
Georgia
Catherine Foard
Pennsylvegia Avenue
Saganan
Endeavor
Christan Endeavor Society
the Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Jane’ Messner
Seorgan Lee
Virginia McLellan
Shirley Mullins
Bobbie Wiggins
Alfred Sings
Katherine Wilson
Katherine Jarrett
Clarence Zabel
Marjorie Yeardly
Bernard Simms
Chlotte Stewharter
Fort Johnson
Geraldine Jarrett
Clinton Londeree
Jane Hutchinson
Rey Hobuitzell
Frances Roberts
Main Street
Ray Dixon
Ruth Noyes
Mies Adelia Burke
Dorothy Patchell
Madalene Mass‘Jag
Misa Marie Conlon
Joe Monaghan
Leona Casto
Bernice Senior
Elisabeth Gallagher
Mins Nah Massing
Neil McClure
Fullham
Hng
Belmont Poorhouse
V. BR. C. Dil
G. W. Presley
Scout
Boy
Constantinople
Aare
Owen
Owen & Barth Funeral
Virginia &T
Delaware Ave
Seria
Tesla
International Congress of Science
Hull
Catherine Ledden
Spencer Moore Co
Col. Lindbergh
Cablish
Ken Bee Bread
Quality Bakers of America
Eta
Enea
Potorriela
Appapei
Miller
People's Store
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Eloc
Bidgy
2Nd Ave
Ninth St
Huntington, W. Vassar
Hundington Tide Night
Husaingign
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