Society notes from a New York guest list at large Tex society
A social roundup features Mr John Boyar of New York honored at a Tymecheon event at Sdgewood Country club with guests including Mr and Mrs Ciausher Mrs Arthur Hill and Miss Thayer. A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs B Satterthwaite at 1524 Dawha atyeet additional guest lists. The afternoon includes a Y W C A gathering with Miss Louise Mckay and Miss Fauline Heermance, who leaves soon for London and India. Residents and visitors from Columbus Baltimore Seattle and London appear in varied plans and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyar
New York
Sdgewood Country Club
Dewitt Gailnter
Ciausher
Arthur Hill
Agnes Mayor
Marsgaret. Thayer
So Cerrey
Pat Evont
Ery
Min: Association
Colonial Dames
Quets Club
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Heermance
Smiga Hearmance
London
India
W. CG. A. Work
J ‘Mra
Hal Knight
Necolal
Try
Community Activities Highlight Local Group Meetings Tonight
Kanawha Players hold annual meeting at eight in the Playhouse with officer elections. Ladies Aid of Asbury M and church hosts lecture on food selection and cooking at eight o clock. Virginia Asher council meets for test session at 3B. 8. Preston area. C A plans 5 30 departure. Silver Cross circle to meet Thursday at 8 o'clock at Mrs Wom Carver 2314 Kanawha Brees. Thinspire class of Baptist Temple meets this afternoon at Mrs B C Pearsort with hostesses. White Shrine number 7 meets Wednesday at 8 at FP hall Charleston Street for program and social hour. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Players
Hota
Weating
Ladies
Asbury M
Jackson
Elizabeth Shests
Virginia Asher Council
Preston
South Hills
Cara
C. A
Wom Carver
Kanawha Brees
Carver
Dan Mathews
Charles F. Armitage
The
Baptist ‘Temple
B.C. Pearsort
Frank Burdette
Burk
Charleston Street
Rmasmbera
Charleston Visitors and Farewells Highlight Sallies Section
A Charleston round of guest visits and travels includes Misa Jensle Calder returning home from Randolph-Macon College after visiting Lewisburg with Miss Jensle Ford. Miss Bright of Columbus visits Aire Franklin Gates on Quarrier Street. Ms Arthur Hill travels to New York on business. Pat Koontz heads to Huntington this afternoon. Annie Knight plans a Wellsley reunion trip and visits New York and Pennsylvania afterward. Mr and Mrs Allen Waters vacation at White Sulphur Springs. Misses Jane and Joan Pendleton graduate from Bryn Mawr and return to Charleston with their parents, noted for their Charleston High School ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Virginia Barver
Lewisburg
Charleston
Yaten
St. Louis
Catcaga
Phyliia Bauer
Lee Street
Columbus
Athens
Middleport
Ohio
Amick
Wrorming Street
Kanawhally
Hapgoodia
Kentucky
Bitalness
June Deveney Jett
Fairmont
Gloit
Milas Florence Lakin
Lakin
Virginia Ecreot
Misa Jensle Calder
Randolph-Macon College
Jensle Ford
Misa Margaret Bright
Aire, Pranklin Gates
Quarrier Street
Arthur Hill
New York
Om Business
Allen Waters
Virginia Street
Jane
Joan Pendleton
Soledo
Bryn Mawr
Harcuin School
R. E. Suunderland
Pendleton
Charleston High School
Rent Case Heard In Court Involving Mazella Brothers
Judge A. P. Hudson and a circuit court jury heard Mazella Brothers vs Omer Morgan for 546.77 over rent guaranteed for a room at 13 Capitol Street rented to J. D. King and George Langham. Other matters, Mackley vs Hively continued, Larch vs Parsons Tire settled out, Dickinson vs Charleston General hospital continued, and Bisterville Tank versus Sharpless Solvents continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. PB. Hudson
Nu Circuit Court
Mazella Brothers
Omer Morgan
Morgan
Capitol Street
J. D. King
George Langham
Edward Mackley
J. R. Hively
Madeline E. Larch
Parsons and Brindle Tire Company
A. J. Dickinson
Charleston General Hospital and Training School
Bisterville Tank and Boiler Works
Sharpless Solvents Corporation
Waters Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
A voluntary petition of bankruptcy was filed in the district clerk's office yesterday by John William Waters a railway brakeman of Montgomery. He lists total debts at 8487412 and assets of 18525, seeking relief under bankruptcy law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Waters
Failway Brakeman
Montgomery
Honor Is Paid To Humphreys At Union Mission Camp
Memorial services for Albert Z. Humphreys were held at the Union Mission Camp in Abyney Park with Col. Humphreys praised as a philanthropist who supported the county. Messages from Vice President Dawes and other dignitaries highlighted his generosity and religious convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Abney Park
Albert Z. Humphreys
Col
Humphreys
Denver
Pat B. Withrow
Moose Band
John Irvin
Glenwood Quartette
Charles G. Dawes
A. E. Humphreys
Ira
B. G. Dawes
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Sold As Health Boost
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a powerful tonic for weak tired children. It claims rapid weight gain in two months for a Mahwah New Jersey boy and promises money-back if results fail. The copy warns of vile taste but stresses easy sugar coating and pharmacist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy's
George G. O'Brien
Mahwah
N. J
Galner
America
Adv
Tribute to Ab Humphreys and Col. Humphreys aide
An obituary segment recalls Ab Humphreys with tributes by Col J T Taylor Henry B Davenport and P Red Blue. Messages from Dr David C Bayless in Denver celebrate service and carry on ideals. The group honors a life of charity through Union Mission and kindness to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Bayless
Humphreys Foundation
Denver
Col. Humphreys
God
Man
Col
J.T. Taylor
Pickens
B. C
Esocelate
Union Mission
Tibet
Calcutta
Pat B. Withrow
Humphreys
Henry B. Davenport
Predd
Blue
Davenport
Police search for alleged robber in city
Police seek unidentified negro suspects after a bold restaurant incident at 928 Bat Uray night and house theft at 207 Broad Street. Theft also reported from Appalachian Power Company tools. several men accused in a robbery at 221 Virginia Street of about 90 dollars and two watches, with no arrests yet. Western golf clubs adopt eastern dating practice for championship tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bold Aguy
Lanhanst Washington and
Summers Street
Baturay
BV. Oaks
Sata Quarrier Street
Broad Street
Appalachian Power Company
Upper
Spey, Avenue
Pete Dan
Ruasions
Residanta of
Nellis
Harold’ Clemmina
Rye Clemming
George Auredy
Dors
Virginia Street
Polios
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Mckay
Dano
Mason School
Mther Atudio
Winter Garden
Washington Street
Tex
A. A. Whisnant
Enta
Mra
Yarborough
A. Rigrish
Ralph Beuchler
Bucyrus
Thom
F. C. Ritter
Broadstreet
Ohio State University
W. Trent
Baltimore
Peabody Institute
J. W. Smering
Rochester
J. W. Walker
Greenbrier Street
Misa Merna Allebach
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Alice Walker
Port St. George
Bermuda
Eo - Meg
John Lightner
Jamestown
Norfolk
Agnes Noyes
Lapland
England
France
Scotland
Switzerland
R. H. Kyte
Jett Bentley
Daya
Virginie , Beach
Hortense ‘Herne
Virginis ‘Thayer
Bam Tompkins
Beckley
Robert Hawkins
V. M. L Mise
Flora Mae Black
Mise
Martha Julia Thomas
Tennessee
A. Endicott Dennett
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Abe Goodman, Jr
Memphis
Albert W. Mar
Brown
D.‘Truslow
New England States
AH. Gerber
California Avenue
Toledo
Nina Cordwell
Marietta
Chis
Charles Dent
Mire
Theodors Woodyard
Ware
James Grifth
Arenewi
Bertram
Varporsugh
Belin
Abter Paint & Glass CO
Hale Street
Sallys
Pat Koontz
Huntington
Annie Knight
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Pennsylvanis
Une
S. V. Ramze Jewelry CO. Gov. Kanawha Ang Summers Sts
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Coalburg
East Bank
Crown Fila
Hansford
Pratt, Handley
W. Va
Spencer
Siong Ce
Ena
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
Union Mission Camp
O’brien Boy
Moore
Capitol St
E. L. Martin
Kanawar Bank & Trust
West Firginta
the Royal Road To Health
Betty Bronson
Elinor Glyn
Ritzy
James Hall William Austin
Virginian News
Rue
Jonny
Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond
Bears
Gazette
Eures
Beco
McCormickh & Co
Beltimers
Sam Cummings
Kiwania Internation
Charleston Club
Monti
Carmack
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Foods
Cas
Delelens
Reeves Grogery
Quarrier St
Dunbar
Institute
Na An
Cablish Bros
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