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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

9

Miss Weimer Honored At Tea In St Albans

Mrs Edward Colcord Jr and Miss Margaret Cowl hosted a tea at the Cowl home in St Albans to honor Miss Margaret Weimer, soon to be married to Walton Shepherd. Guests included Charleston residents and many family friends in the receiving line and dining room.

Edward Colcord, Jr Margaret Cowl Cowl St. Albans Margaret Weimer Walton Shepherd Miss Weimer Miss Cowl Colcord C. Pell Lewis George C. Weimer C. H. Zerkle Hugh Thompson Theodora Goldthorp Manning Smith Don Lewis E. R. Rugeley Homer O. Hawley C. W. Ballard Emmett Rogers Leon Donally Bess Laing Frances Merrill Katherine Perkins Ann Truslow Charleston G. C. Weimer C. P. Lewis Elizabeth Snapp C. L. Nisbet W. H. McDaniel B. F. Selbe C. J. Pearson F. Herbert Lattes W. R. Skinner L. P. Harvey van Bacon S. H. Phillips M. G. Campbell Kelby Turner L. S. Coleman George Stern A. S. Jarrett Winona McDaniel Alice Shelton Rena Wilson

Miss Juanita Harkins Weds D F Church in Ashland Ky

Mr and Mrs E C Harkins announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Juanita Harkins to Mr D F Church of this city. The ceremony was June 3 in Ashland Ky with Rev John Vogel officiating in the presence of Mr and Mrs Thomas Slack and Mr and Mrs John L Bradley. The bride, educated in Charleston schools, works for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The groom, a West Virginia University graduate, is with the U S Department of Agriculture. They reside at 712 D Bigley Avenue after a wedding tour through northern part of the state and Pennsylvania.

E. C. Harkins Gardner Avenue Juanita Harkins D. F. Church City Lee Church Hundred John Vogel Ashland Thomas Slack John L. Bradley Church Charleston

Be Honored Visitors Entertain Edgewood Guests

Mr and Mrs Elbert Pauley and Miss Minnie Van Petten of Pasadena Cal guests of Mr and Mrs Oliver Van Petten of Edgewood. They attend parties during the visit. Mr and Mrs Philip Hill host a dinner tonight at Edgewood pantry club. Mrs Van Petten hosts dinner last night at the club. Mr and Mrs Bonner Hill host a dinner party Tuesday at Wrens Nest.

Elbert Pauley Minnie van Petten Pasa Dena Cal Pasadena Oliver van Petten Edgewood

Miss O'Neale Hosts Bridal Shower for Pennington Bride

Miss Caroline O Neale gave a bridge party at her Lee Street home to honor Miss Lillian Pennington, the bride elect to Mr David R Isaac Jr, with guests including Mesdames H A Steune, William Thornhill Jr, Gene Snyder, Phyllis Greybill Sweet, Virginia Carter of Chicago and Misses Janice Boone and Jane Walsh.

Caroline O’neale Lee Street Lillian Pennington David R. Isaac, Jr Miss Pennington Mesdames H. A. Steune William Thornhill, Jr Gene Snyder Phyllis Greybill Sweet Virginia Carter Chicago, Ill Janice Boone Jane Walsh

Mrs. Byrne Hosts Luncheon for Virginia Guest

Mrs. Byrne entertained at the Tally Ho on Tuesday with a luncheon honoring Mrs. William Cabell Flournoy of Lexington Virginia, guest of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Boyd of Virginia Street.

W. E. R. Byrne Tally Ho William Cabell Flournoy Lexington Andrew H. Boyd Virginia Street Flournoy Boyd John L. Dickinson Henry C. Dickinson W. D. Lewis M. T. Davis, Jr Ernest Palmer Pasadena Cal Mollie S. Donnally Bradford Noyes Ruby Bradford Noyes R. R. Woolf

Luncheon to Honor Mrs Shawhan Before San Francisco Trip

Mrs John Cunningham hosts an informal luncheon this afternoon at the Tally Ho to compliment Mrs H W Shawhan of Edgewood. Mrs Shawhan and her family plan to drive to San Francisco to attend the Golden Gate Exposition.

John Cunningham Tally Ho H. W. Shawhan Edgewood San Francisco Cal

Gardeners Held Exhibit at Mrs McGrew Home

The Neighborhood Gardeners hosted a flower exhibit yesterday morning at Mrs. E. N. McGrew home on Noyes avenue. Attendees included Mesdames Aubrey Love F C Groff C N Arnold E R Borchardt S N Duchateau George Grubb C J Powell and F J Crumbaker.

E. N. McGrew Noyes Avenue Aubrey Love F. C. Groff C. N. Arnold E. R. Borchardt S. N. Duchateau George Grubb C. J. Powell F. J. Crumbaker

1812 Daughters Hold Luncheon Final Meeting of Year

Lord Calvert chapter of the Daughters of 1812 held its final meeting after a luncheon at the Woman's club. Mrs. Henry B. Davenport presided and Mrs. Cyrus W. Hall reported on the association council meeting in Washington, D. C. Also present were Mesdames Varian Peek Morrison Davidson Carver Sharp Thomas Cogan Early Matheson Reddy Matthews Bergman Kuhn and Miss Florence Calvert Kuhn.

Lord Calvert Daughters of 1812 Woman's Club Henry B. Davenport Cyrus W. Hall Association Washington, D. C Mesdames Co H. Varian T. D. Peek O. J. Morrison W. S. Davidson Meredith Carver J. T. Sharp Ida R. Thomas H. M. Cogan John T. Sim

Personal Notes From a Wandering Round of Visits

Several Montgomery residents are listed in social notes. Miss Laura Gouldman travels to Lewisburg for a West Virginia Presbyterian Young Peoples conference. Miss Betty Lee McClure plans a summer stay with her parents in Charleston. Mrs. Waller E. Connell Jr and son return from Daytona Beach while others visit Endless Caverns and the New York World’s Fair.

Laura Gouldman Lewisburg West Virginia Presbyterian Young Peoples’ Conference Waller E. Connell, Jr Graham B. Moseley Lee Street Riviera Hotel Daytona Beach Fla Betty Lee McClure Abbott Art School Washington, D. C E. P. Jones Dixie Street

Local residents attend weddings and visits across states

Mrs S Oberlan remains confined to the Ruffner hotel with a broken limb. A parade of visitors travels from Lexington Virginia to attend a wedding in Charleston as Mr and Mrs Spilman and family relocate to Kanawha Street. Guests from Chicago Pennsylvania and Denver arrive for weddings and reunions while students depart for summer trips and school programs.

Return of Mr. Charles Stuart to Virginia Street

Mr. Charles Stuart has returned to his home in Virginia street from New York City. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Foster, Jr.

Thomas Nichol, Jr Princeton, N. J Thomas Nichol Kanawha Street Ambassador Hotel New York City Harry Silverstein Marian and Lois Silverstein Philip Silverstein J. J. Scherer, III Silas Pickering Richmond H. P. Brightwell, Jr New Haven Conn H. P. Brightwell Edgewood Drive Cape Charles Philip Pfeifer Master William Pfeifer Charles Stuart Virginia Street Mrs. J. D. Foster, Jr

Mrs Mullen Elected Head Of West Virginia Garden Club

West Virginia Garden club elected Mrs Frank S Mullen of Charleston as president succeeding Mrs John C Dice of Lewisburg and invited the 1940 meeting to Huntington. Fort Hill Garden club won the Ritter cup for outstanding achievement. Officers include Mrs P D Woods Mrs John N Charnock Miss Grace D Arnold and Miss Lela Hursey. About 150 attended the 10th annual convention.

Mullen West Virginia Garden Club Fort Hill Group Charleston Parkersburg Huntington West Virginia Garden Club Frank S. Mullen John C. Dice Lewisburg Fort Hill Garden Club of P. D. Woods Bluefield John N. Charnock Grace D. Arnold Buckhannon Lela Hursey

Visit to Kana street resident ends in Wheel ing return

Visitor notes a trip to Mrs. I. N. Smith of Kana wa street and reports return to Wheeling.

Jamisons Visit Staunton Area Siblings After Reunion Trip

Mrs J R Jamison of Lafayette Indiana arrived Tuesday from Sweet Briar Virginia where she attended her class reunion at Sweet Briar College to visit her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Dana Smith of Staunton avenue. Mr Jamison will join her here tomorrow.

Harry V. Campbell Frederick Smythe South Hills Sweet Briar, Va Sweet Briar College J. R. Jamison Lafayette Ind Sweet Briar Dana Smith Staunton Avenue Jamison

Grantsville Girl Weds in Akron Goodyear Heights Church

Miss Gladys Dell Riggs daughter of Joseph Riggs of Grantsville married Walter Albert Roe of Akron at Goodyear Heights Presbyterian Church Akron. Rev H D Rose officiated. Bride wore blue and white ingote with blue accessories. The couple to visit Canada and New York City World’s Fair before settling at 356 Ruckel Road Akron.

Gladys Dell Riggs Joseph Samuel Riggs Grantsville Akron, O. Goodyear Heights Presbyterian Church Walter Albert Roe Akron H. D. Rose Roe F. O. Lamb Glenville State Lincoln Grade School

Garden Club Names Officers at Year End Luncheon

Mrs. W. R. Cox was reelected president of the Glenwood Heights Garden club at a year end luncheon at Wren's Nest. Other officers include Mrs. E. H. Shelton as vice president Mrs. H. M. Beddow secretary and Mrs. John Agsten treasurer. Names listed include Mesdames Cox Shelton Beddow Agsten and guests from Memphis Tennessee.

W. R. Cox Glenwood Heights Garden Club Wren’'s Nest E. H. Shelton H. M. Beddow John Agsten B. B. Arnett T. R. Horner R. P. Lipscomb O. E. Royal H. C. Riley Niles Stadler Chase P. Loury C. C. MacDonald D. E. Williamson J. R. Figgatt Mildred Seay Memphis, Tenn

Crawford Hosts Picnic Guest From Louisville

Crawford entertains Master Marvin Roy Crawford of Louisville visiting grandparents in Giles. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crawford Mrs. Ora Beverlin Miss Lena Mae Beverlin Miss Marjorie Crawford and Master Harry Crawford.

Marvin Roy Crawford Louisville Clark Crawford Giles A. A. Crawford Ora Beverlin Lena Mae Beverlin Marjorie Crawford Harry Crawford

Small Town Notes Include Births and Local Moves

Nitro News records the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Britton with the mother formerly Miss Juanita Bonner of Webster Springs. Other items note WV Wesleyan student Harry Persinger’s summer job at Monsanto, families visiting Akron and Canton, Alda Sibley returning from Virginia Military Institute finals, S. E. Smith’s Maine vacation, Mrs. Clyde Javvis selling the Model grocery, injured Gene Cochrane’s improving condition, and the Vassars joining Corporal Vassar in Romney for weeks of installing a state police radio station.

Ted Britton Gene Cochrane Paul Vassar Corporal Vassar Romney

Lace Makers of France Promote Mantilla Lace in Spain

French lace makers aim to revive mantel lace use in Spain by showcasing traditional techniques and seeking market demand among Spanish artisans and fashion houses.

France Spain

County 4-H Leaders to Meet Saturday at Court House

County agr agent T. H. McGovran announced a Saturday 10 a m meeting of Four-H club leaders and the Farm Woman's bureau executive board at the court house. Plans for the county 4-H camp July 24 30 the county picnic July 18 and club exhibits at the fair Sept 2 11 will be discussed.

Farm Woman’s Bureau T. H. McGovran

Hackney Opens Child Gardens On Housing Estates

Hackney in England launches garden spaces on housing estates to provide safe play and learning areas for children. The project aims to improve outdoor access for families and encourage community engagement across multiple estates.

Hackney England

Abbot Couple Wed in Russell Ky

Mrs. E J Amick of Elkview announces the marriage of her daughter Elsbeth Amick to J H Abbot Jr on May 10 in Russell Kentucky. The groom is son of the Kanawha county assessor. both plan to reside in Belvedere apartments. The bride and groom are Elkview High and Capitol Business College and Charleston High School graduates respectively. The Abbot family members attended the ceremony.

E. J. Amick Elkview Elsbeth Amick Russell, Ky J. H. Abbot Kanawha County Abbot Kanawha Avenue William M. Abbot Elkview High School Capitol Business College Charleston High School Belvedere

Dinner Held By Mrs Ted Taylor At Quincy Hosts

Mrs Ted Taylor and sons Mas ters Melvin and Owen Taylor of Quincy spent Sunday at Alderson and were dinner guests. Others present included Mr and Mrs L A Forren Mr and Mrs Frank Forren Mr and Mrs A Forren Mr and Mrs C J Forren Mrs L A Forren Mrs Nellie Forren Morgan Miss Roma Hoover Rev Robert Forren and Messrs Ashby Brooks Thomas Moran Richard Moran and Henry Cope.

Ted Taylor and Sons Masters Melvin and Owen Taylor Quincy Alderson L. A. Forren Frank Forren A. Forren C. J. Forren la. Forren Nellie Forren Morgan Roma Hoover Robert Forren Messrs Ashby Brooks Thomas Moran Richard Moran Henry Cope

Tea Invitations From Will Honor House Guests

Mrs Andrew H Boyd and Mrs Henry C Dickinson issue invitations for a tea from 4 to 6 Monday afternoon at the former home on Virginia street. Guests include Mrs Annie D Morris Mrs James Frederick Brown Miss Peggy Brown of Denver Colo Mrs ington Va and Miss Anne D Whitaker of Fort Collins Colo.

James Frederick Brown Peggy Brown Denver, Col Henry C. Dickinson Virginia Street Annie D. Morris Denver Coll Anne D. Whitaker Fort Collins Col Sweet Briar Sweet Briar College Morris Andrew H. Boyd William Cabell Flournoy Lexington

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Miss Harkins Kanawha City Gazette Miss O’neale Mrs. Byrne Lilfarid Quarrier Hale Willa Gentry Beech Avenue McMillan Hospital Mrs. Jessie Forrest New Market Shenandoah Valley Betty Jane McWhorter Morgantown J. T. Crane Quarrier Street Charles M. Malcolm Cincinnati Malcolm Ohio State Dental School Netherland Plaza Hotel Therese Amelia Lefevre Broad Street Gabriel Lefebvre W. W. Rankin Watts Street St. Francis Hospital S. H. Padlibsky Baltimore Robert S. Spilman Robert S. Spilman, Jr Virginia Military Institute Stephenson Court Chicago L. S. Pennington Pennsylvania Avenue D. R. Isaac John Martin Wilmington, del R. H. Martin Nancy Street Laura Virginia Bobbitt Nelle Brown Givin Elizabeth Morton Babcock State Park Myron Battles John Wade Battles Cleveland, O E. B. Dyer Wilmot Harris William Ziebold Woodberry Forest School Woodberry Forest, Va William O. Ziebold Frederick C. Hamilton Mathews Avenue Keyser Ronald H. Woody C. L. Huddleston Montgomery L. R. Huddleston Danville Huddleston Philip Hill Sistersville W. H. Kerr Peggy Snyder William Snyder Fort Hill Pittsburgh Webster Hall William Hubbard, Jr Lawrenceville School Lawrenceville, N. J J. W. Hubbard Andrew E. Amick Robert Megmer Holmes R. Martin Marjorie Martin Daniel N. Mohler Grosse Pointe, Mich Mrs. Eston B. Stephenson Herbert Alford Parksburg Roy Alford Edgewood Country Club Margaret Jane Weimer Walton S. Shepherd I. N. Smith Wheeling Crawford Nitro News Shirley Ross Hubby Kenneth Nolan Steiger’s A Abdea J. H. Abbot, Jr Miss Barnes Dot P.S. Dot T.E. Perry & Sons Charleston — Beckley — Logan — Welch Tontine Window
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