Auxiliary Groups Of Church Meet First Presbyterian Women
The First Presbyterian Church women’s auxiliary groups held Thursday meetings with mission talks. Circle No 2 led by Mrs C S Thacker met at Mrs 8 T Dud dings on Fifth Avenue with several named participants. Circle No 3 chaired by Mrs Vernon Nicholls met at Mrs O Bullington’s on F Street with listed attendees. Circle No 4 chaired by Mrs Roy H Arthur met at her street home with multiple participants. The afternoon circle chaired by Mrs Chester E Perkins met at Mrs Vincent Scott’s on C Street with program members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Circle No. 2
C. S. Thacker
T. Dudding
Fifth Avenue
H.C. Zogg
T. C. Martin
W. H. Beverly
H. T. Chapin
John Henson
Louise Thomas
J. W. Gardner
T. ¥. McGoveran
Circle No. 3
Vernon Nicholls
Emma Martin
L. EB. Johnson
Betty Nease
Roy H. Arthur
Joseph Scott
Charles C. Shaw
Arthur
Scott
Frank Skages
H. MM. West
C. W. Moore
R. H. Dunn
R. L. Coleman
Co. Moulton
FE. C. Woodall
O. J. Owens
BR. C. Lotshaw
Chester E. Perkins
Vincent Scott
C Street
Perkins
Nettie Fudge
L. C. Massey
Artistic crafts discussed at Dunbar Farm club meeting
Mrs Nora Fisher led a talk on artistic crafts before the Dunbar Farm Women’s club at Mrs Delbert Fisher’s Dunbar home. Reed tray demonstration by assistant hostesses included Mrs Norma Fisher Mrs Howard Brick and Mrs L L Fisher. Many members attended including Mrs H W Saunders Mrs Florence Richardson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Fisher
Dunbar Farm Women's Club
Delbert Fisher
Dunbar
O. C. Lytton
Norma Fisher
Howard Brick
L. Fisher
H. W. Saunders
Florence Richardson
Chester Beard
W. D. Brammer
Thaw Stuart
W. H
William Marshall
Ray Stuart
Hobart Fisher
John Staunton
A. G. Rice
Frank Tucker
E. R. Stanley
W. C. Glenn
Mrs. Prins Hosts Philathea Class Meeting
The Philathea class of the Baptist temple met last week at Mrs. Peter Prins of South Charleston. Miss Linnette UWendershot read. Assisting hosts were Mrs. J. M. Kay, Mrs. J. W. Bolick and Mrs. L. Jemenson. Numerous guests listed, including many Mesdames and Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Temple
Peter Prins
South Charleston
Linnette Uwendershot
J. M. Kay
J. W. Bolick
L. Jemenson
T. L. Burdette
M. Bland
J. W. Bail
Ethel Core
E. E. Dutfield
T. E. Draper
Eze
Baptist J. O. Class Entertains at Dinner
The J. O. class of South Charleston First Baptist Church hosted a dinner at Chimney Corner. Guests included numerous members such as Mrs. Marshall Means, Mrs. FE Skeens, Mrs. C Adams, Mrs. Glyne Pauley, Mrs. A D Balderson, Mrs. Gordon Glu emkamp, Mrs. Haddon Smith, Mrs. Nannie Martin, Mrs. Paris Richards, Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. Labor Gwinn, Mrs. P. D. Groves, Mrs. Clyde Richards, Mrs. Walter Evans, Mrs. Leland Smith, Mrs. Harry Baer, Miss Mary Henson, Miss Verna Heed Kuhn, Miss Ethel Taylor, Miss Chrystal Meadors, Miss Reba Bright, and Miss Freda Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O
South Charleston
First Baptist Church
We Chimney Corner
Marshall Means
FE. C. Skeens
C. Adams
Glyne Pauley
A. D. Balderson
Gordon Gluemkamp
Haddon Smith
Marshal Cunningham
Nannie Martin
Paris Richards
George Hall
Labor Gwinn
P. D
Mrs Turner Hosts Glasgow Mission Society Guests
Mrs. Turner entertained the Glasgow Mission Society at her home on Wednesday. Attending were Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. Garnet Jones, Mrs. O. E. Childers, Mrs. G. A. Higginbotham, Mrs. W. C. Cadle, Mrs. Ollie Moore, Mrs. Nora Pell, Mrs. D. A. Rutledge, Mrs. J. Rutledge, Mrs. Thomas Poole, Mrs. C. E. Martin, and Mrs. V. E. Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Turner
Glasgow Missiary Society
James Lewis
Garnet Jones
O. E. Childers
G. A. Higginbotham
W. C. Cadle
Ollie Moore
Nora Pell
D. A. Rutledge
J. Rutledge
Thomas Poole
C. E. Martin
V. E. Hanna
Grady Family Celebrates First Birthday in Chelyan
Mr and Mrs Ralph Grady of Chelyan hosted a Friday birthday celebration at their home for their son Patrick. Guests included Mrs H A Fulkes Mr George Fulkes Miss Adalene Grady Mrs S H Eskins Master Maurice Lee Eskins and Mrs Reather Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Grady
Chelyan
Patrick
H. A. Fulkes
George Fulkes
Adalene Grady
S. H. Eskins
Maurice Lee Eskins
Reather Grady
Miss Helen Jarvis Weds at Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Jarvis, daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Jarvis of Crescent Road, married Mr William Hale Bird at the bride’s home on Saturday June 6. Rev John Hart of Schwamb Memorial Church officiated. The couple reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Jarvis
Crescent Road
Helen Jarvis
William Hale Bird
C. D. Birthiser
John Hart
Schwamb Memorial Church
Kisel
Rainia Sand and Gravel Company
Faith Ostergren Memorial Guild Names New Officers
The Faith Ostergren Memorial Guild of the Taptis temple met Monday evening at Mrs G Fraser's home. Elected officers for the coming year include President Tyrannus White and Vice President Betty Rexroac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Ostergren Memorial Guild
Taptis Temple
G. Fraser
Tyrannus White
Betty Rexroac
Delphia
Helga Harold
Jo Cook
J. G. Fraser
Mary Bell Trent
S. OQ
James Trumbe
Master Francis Dillard Birthday Celebration
Mrs C M Smolder and Mrs Ottie Roush hosted last week for the ninth birthday anniversary of Master Francis Dillard. Guests included Misses Regina Smolder Rosemary Comrey Jean Dillard Jean Graves Louise Bromb and Joyce Roush along with Masters Paul White Robert White Marvin Roush and Lawrence Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Smolder
Ottie Roush
Francis Dillard
Regina Smolder
Rosemary Comrey
Jean Dillard
Jean Graves
Louise Bremberg
Joyce Roush
Betty Gates
Agnes Fi
Betty Joe Dewry
Paul White
Robert White
Marvin Roush
Lawrence Crosby
Darlington M E Circle Serves Benefit Luncheon
Darlington M E Church South hosted a benefit luncheon for 125 guests organized by Circle No 3. In charge were Mrs George F Borchert and an array of ladies including Mrs Harry Hall Msey Mrs Jatin Black Mrs Smith Mrs John C Henrershott Mrs H T Sweet Mrs Paul Dorsey Mrs A W Darkensperk and Beulah Rage Edna Goff and Franc Six million youths worldwide joined the International Youths Hostel association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington M. E
South
George F. Borchert
Harry Hall
Msey
Jatin Black
Smith
John C. Henrershott
H. T. Sweet
Paul Dorsey
A. W. Darkensperk
Beulah Rage
Edna Goff
Franc
Shower Honors Mrs. Criets At Vandalia Home
A miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Juanita Criets was held at her Vandalia home. Attending were guests Mrs. Blanche Xeliv Mrs. EC Lacy Mrs. John Kelly Mrs. W C Dotson Mrs. D ence Henson Mrs. Andersson Bug v and Mrs. H D Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Xeliv Ang
EC Lacy
Juanita Criets
Vandalia
John Kelly
W. C. Dotson
Dence Henson
Andersson Bug v
H. D. Barnes
Machine Shop Fire Burns Huntington Facility
Fire swept Huntington machine shop today causing about 5000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. The blaze started while a tarpaulin near an automobile being repaired caught from a cutting torch. Company president Alvin Marin said there is no insurance to cover the loss. Firemen noted the tarpaulin broke from long use and ignited away from the flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
E Firr
Huntington Forse and Machine Comote
Alvin PL Marin
Tuardine
Circle Two Meets on Weekend in Rome
A Neighborhood Circle meeting was held in Rome with Mrs Byron Ducks presiding. Attendees included Mrs T VY, Mrs Ho, J, Mrs T C Marvin, Mr Nin, Mrs Maude Beve, Thomas, Mrs John Jackie Henson and the Duading. Discussions covered several topics during the weekend session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Byron Ducks
T. VY. Ran
T. C. Marvin
Nin
Maude Beve
Thomas
John Jackie Henson
Jefferson Club Holds Meeting
Jefferson Woman's Club met at Mrs. Miller's Coal River home for a lesson on Plane in West Virginia and planned the Kanawha Fair final public event. Members present included Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Brace, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Elman, Mrs. George Whipple, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mays
E. P. Davis
Barshall Coal Ham
Earl Williams
J. A. Marshall
B. B. Bseue
Henry Elman
Waler Montison
G. B. Brace
BE. If Morris
D. Pevier
W. BM
George Whipple
E. W. Clark
W. H. Willis
W.¢. Glenn
Helen Cunningham
Green
Crookham Family Reunion Held in City Last Sunday
The Crookham family reunion was hosted at Mrs. Har r 372 Milton with eight children and 13 standchldren present. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C H, Herschel Frost, Tack Frost and daughter BL Frost of Warren Ohio. Phyllig and Craver of Cleave Leighmad. Mrs Masire Reddy tonk and Ale.. Wayne and Pat of Denora. Mrs. J Be ne of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs ron Pere Ann and Charles of Pittsburgh. Roy Border and Virginia Ellen of i, Pat M. Mrs. Grant Groom and children LeRoy and Paul of Mars Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Hartey Minoy and children James Hunter and Nancy Ellen. Gus F Tarson and sons James and Robert. Emanuel Cyouksam. all of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookham Fanily
Har
Milton Mong
Sevat Keane
Wayne Ane
Denora
Pat
Chicago
Ron
Pere Ann
Charles
Pinurgh
Roy Border
Virginia Ellen
Pat M
Grant Groom
LeRoy and
Paul
Mars
Hartey Minoy
James Hunter
Nancy Ellen
Gus F. Tarson
James and
Rober Ane
Emanuel Cyouksam
Charleston
South Charleston Ladies Air Society entertained guests
South Charleston society scene details a Thursday night event hosted by members including Mrs Roe Maret and Mrs O Dea amid informal introductions and shared social conversations. Names appear in partial OCR form with unclear roles and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston Ladies Air Society
Roe Maret HB
Robert Nts
M, Alderich
Mere
Reveal
O'Dee
Ree
Children Party Honors Unknown Mount Hea Event
An OCR fragment details a children’s party with unclear names and roles including celebrants and attendees. It references a date in spring and mentions several individuals such as Margaret and Dorihy with multiple surnames. The readable facts are scattered and the overall meaning remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Mt Hea
Spriven
Thuvediy
Soria Hull
Celebr
Fyarth Bartiday
Eho
Uther
Tesyeurt
Leese Ce
Margaret
Dury Wh
Dorihy Bee
Dau Pearwon
Wollang Lee
Jack Durret
Jie
Fyb
Bowers
Words Most Often Mispronounced teaches clear speech
A 40 page booklet highlights 19 language pitfalls and shows how to say each word correctly. It promises gradual improvement with one error addressed daily and aims to make readers speech perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acc
CIA
Words Most Often Mispronounced Booklet Request
A reader asks for a JSe to be sent to The Charleston Gazette at Home Institute 169 Worth Street New York. The request includes plain name address and the book title Wl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Home Institute
Worth Street
New York
Charleston Delegates Attend Spanish War Veterans Meeting
Charleston is represented by several delegates at the thirteenth annual encampment of the United War Veterans opening yesterday in Wheeling and ending tomorrow. Kanawha will back Henry Churchman for department commander, with a list of past officers and delegates including Wallin Hawkins Walter Tinsley Solomon Brown Eugene Drennen and others eligible to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
United War Veterans
Wheeling
Kanawha
Henry 7. Churchman
Wallin A. Hawkins
Walter Tinsley
Solomon Brown
Eugene Drennen
George Fordham
M. J. Courtney
B. R. Cole
James S. Holmes
Claude B. Jenkins
William H. Eads
Richard §. Brown
Ralph Dyer
Eugene Belcher
Homer A. Croft
Henry E Sheldin
William W. Woods
Court Term Opens as W McClintic Heads to Bluefield
The federal district court departed for Bluefield yesterday to begin the term today. The session is expected to run through July, with W McClintic leading the delegation and overseeing proceedings as the term unfolds.
Liquor Spending Exceeds Relief in League Campaign
B E Ewing of the State Anti Saloon League opened a campaign for liquor law changes citing 3 225 000 000 dollars spent on liquor in the United States last year plus bootlegging undiminished. He said this amount surpasses federal spending on recovery and relief and urged legislative curbs and local options to nullify dry county votes. A troupe of 23 stilt dancers from Manchukuo tours major cities for Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Ewing
Thestate Anti-Saloon League
Ewing
Asbury M. E
United States
Tepcal
Manchukuo
Japan
Lacy Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Presbyterian Conference
Senior students at the Presbyterian synod young people's conference heard Rev. Ben R. Lacy of Richmond preach the baccalaureate sermon. About one hundred students took part in the pageant The Light of the World led by Rev. Joseph B. Gvermyer of Bluefield. Lacy will continue his vesper talks on Lifes Choices through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg, Jones
Presbyterian Synod
Ben R. Lacy
Richmond
Joseph B. Gver
Myer
Bluefield
Lacy
Stove explosion burns Mrs Nicholas at Brooks Street
Mrs Ethel Nicholas of Brooks street suffered severe facial neck and arm burns yesterday when a home stove exploded. She was rushed to the Salvation Army hospital in reportedly satisfactory condition. Also noted is the move of Japan’s 1872 first railway locomotive to Tokyo’s Railway Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Nicholas
Brooks Street
Salvation Army Hospital
Japan
New Railway Museum
Tokyo
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Mra
Baptist J. O
Mrs. Turner
Glasgow Mission Society
NOW IN Progress National Furniture CO
Kanawha ST
Frank Knox
Associated Press
Faith Ostergren
Darlington
M. E. Circle
International Youth's Hostel Association
Diamond Ice & Coal CO
Bullitt St
After Paint & Glass Co
Bale ST
Mrs. Criets
Jefferson Club
Crookham
City
Give Children’s Party
Fred Jacoby, Jr
Evelyn
Bernthy
Helen
Misa
Travis Landee
Frank Gilliar
Rose
Johnny Farrell
Dr. Lacy
Presbyterian
Nicholas
Ally
Steve
Ihiy Quel- Ce Va
Bayonne
Batiste
Washington, D. C
Enn Ener
Ralei v
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