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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1935

Page

3

Salary lenders need licenses under state act ruling

Attorney General Homer A. Holt ruled that brokers or finance companies sending money to individuals and accepting loan assignments must be licensed by the state banking department under the state small loans act. The opinion, given to Banking Commissioner George Ward, also states that firms buying installment notes from dealers in personal property are not subject to the same licensing rule.

Homer A. Holt State Banking Department Holt George Ward

Rites For Clendenin Boy To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services are set for Woodrow Bird 15 at Advent Church in Clendenin after his death Saturday morning from a heart attack. His sister found him in his room with his brother. indigestion was cited as a prior complaint. Survived by parents Willie and (mother) Bird, sisters Lorna and Marjorie, brothers Donald and Ronald. Rev Agee Withrow to officiate. burial in Board Cemetery.

Advent Church Clendenin Woodrow Bird Qi Fieshroan Willie Bird Lorna Marjorie Donald Ronald Bird Agee Withrow Toof. Uelate Board Cemetery

Miss Mildred Gates Sings at Rotary Club Meeting

Miss Mildred Gates, a 9 student at Peabody Institute in Baltimore, presented several solos at the Rotary Club gathering at Kanawha hotel yesterday noon. She was accompanied by J. E. Newman at the piano. Her cousin D. H. Gates and Mrs. Gates, with Miss Gates, left yesterday for Cincinnati to visit another cousin, Max I Patm Jr.

Mildred Gates Charleston Peabody Institute of Music Baltimore Rotary Club Kanawha Hotel J. E Newman

Rev Thompson Planned as Preacher at Bream Church

The Rev. W. Taliaferro Thompson of Richmond Virginia will preach at both services tomorrow at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church. An adults class with discussion will join the morning service. His topic is Fathers and Sons and the evening sermon is Convictions and Faith. Thompson teaches at Union Theological Seminary and conducts a short course at Episcopal Seminary in Alexandria. He previously studied religious education in Korea for the International Council.

W. Taliaferro Thompson Richmond Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church Thompson Fathers and Sons Yas Union Theological Seminary Episcopal Seminary Alexandria Korea International Council of Religious Education

Ministers to Attend Northern Baptist Convention

The Rev Phil Mr Jenkins and Mrs Jenkins of Nitro will leave Monday for Colorado Springs Colorado to attend the Northern Baptist convention June 20 to 25. Mr Andrie Ibert Harmon will accompany them as delegates from the Tries Baptist church of Nitro. They plan to visit Mrs Harmon's sister in Los Angeles California before returning to Charleston.

Phil Mr. Jenkins Jenkins Nitro Colorado Sprit Prings Col Andrie Ibert Harmon Tries Baptist Church of

Recital Awards Certificates to 27 Music Students

Twenty seven students were awarded certificates of promotion last night at recitals by Mrs. Mario Harder's music class under the emergency education program. The event took place in the reception room of the Mattie V. Lee home. Motorists in New Zealand protest high taxes as sales of American medium priced automobiles rise in Japan.

Mario Harder Te Mattie V. Lee Homme New Zealand Japan

Winter Driving Hazards Warn by National Safety Council

The National Safety Council warns that winter driving brings icy roads, reduced visibility from windshield ice, and risks of skids. Cold weather also creates carbon monoxide danger from idling cars and muffled drivers. An article highlights dangers to motorists and urges caution during deep winter conditions.

Young Bride Held as Slayer in Philadelphia Shooting

In Philadelphia on June 14 Dorothy D Augustino 26 was shot and killed on a South Philadelphia street. A 15 year old bride Angelina Mangrate was arrested on a charge of firing the shots. Detectives say the girl accused D Augustino of forcing her into an unhappy marriage and elopement with Michael Mangrate. Witnesses say the suspect fired three shots as she chased the woman, then emptied the pistol. The case includes a reported plan to return to the husband and threats by D Augustino.

Philadelphia Dorothy D'Augustino Angelina Mangrate John Clay D’augustno Phillip Beato Clay D'Augustina

Possession of Brass Knuckles Is Charged and Fines Imposed

L C Lowe was fined 100 and Sticexo sentenced to six months in jail after arraignment before Judge Cyrus W Hall in a municipal court. Pittsburgh and Jefferson Hotel property destruction charged. A $50 fine for George Pritt for possession of moonshine. C S Franklin fined for speeding and Howard Adkins fined for reckless driving.

New York Daston Miami L. C. Lowe Sticexo Nixon Columbus Cyrus W. Hall Louis Pittsturgn George Pritt Franklin Howard Adkins

Hedrick Family Party Honors Son Elmond Hedrick

Mr and Mrs C D Hedrick of Hunt Avenue hosted a Thursday party at their home for their son Elmond Guests included Jerry Nagle Jr Joseph Gwinn Patrick Gwinn Paul Sampson Budd Sprouce Andrew Saulsbury Robert Clarkson Robert Johnson Robert Hedrick and Elmond Hedrick

C. D. Hedrick Hunt Avenue Elmond Jerry Nagle, Jr Joseph Gwinn Patrick Gwinn Paul Sampson Budd Sprouce Andrew Saulsbury Robert Clarkson Robert Johnson Robert Hedrick Elmond Hed Trick

Cots Ordered For State Health Camps

The state relief administration ordered about 700 cots for use in state health camps run by Maj. Francis W. Turner director of public welfare. Turner said the cots can be repurposed after camps close and hoped all camps would be occupied next week. He inspected a Mt Hope site for a proposed camp for Negro children.

State Relief Administration Francis WW. Turner Department of Public Welfare Turner Department Mt. Hope

Missionary Circles Convene Tuesday at Calvary Baptist

Calvary Baptist church circles plan Tuesday meetings. Circle No. 2 led by Mrs. Frank Montague at Patterson Street home. Circle No. 4 led by Mrs. J. C. Woodrum at Bigby Avenue home. Circle Sandy at Calvary Church led by Mrs. J. Stalnaker and Mrs. Earl Cavender. Circle No. 7 led by Mrs. M. J. Thompson at her home with Mrs. C. E. White guiding.

Calvary Baptist Church Frank Montague Patterson Street Montague J. C. Woodrum Bigby Avenue M. Settie Sandy Calvary Church J. Stalnaker Earl Cavender M. J. Thompson C. E. White

Ravenswood Firm Wins U S Contract for Dams Area Roads

The Huntington district engineer awarded Rose and Ritchie of Ravenswood a contract for paving grading esplanade and walkways at the London and Marmet dams on the Kanawha river. Estimated cost 32217 dollars. Another award went to Carolina Lumber Co Huntington for pine lumber for Kanawha and Big Sandy locks.

United States Huntington Esplanade London and Marmet Kanawha River Rose and Ritchie Ravenswood Carolina Lumber Company of Kanawhs Big Sandy

Bakers Plan State Meeting to Perfect Association

Bakers of the state will meet next week in Parkersburg and Morgantown to perfect the organization as a state association. The Charleston meeting held Thursday decided to continue under the NIA code which provides for minimum wages and maximum hours.

Bakers Parkersburg Morgantown Charleston

Vacation Bible School At Nitro Closes With Exercises

Nitro First Baptist Church held closing exercises for its Vacation Bible School directed by Rev Philip M. Jenkins. The enrollment reached 169 with 125 attending on average, featuring Bible drills, handwork and an exhibit of authentic records from the week long program.

Philip M. Jenkins Vacation Bible School First Baptist Nitto

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