Charleston Society and Club Activities Weekend Buffet Dance
A Saturday night Edgewood country club buffet supper and dance kicks off a summer series announced by the club social committee. Supper at seven, followed by ballroom dancing and entertainment. Also notes a series of local society gatherings and celebratory events across Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Hold Church Luncheon At First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church hosted a luncheon on Thursday at the church. The Rev. Frank O Brown D D spoke on an inspirational topic before the luncheon. Guests included numerous members and friends such as Mrs A B Alexander Mrs J A deGruyter Miss Katie Belle Abney Miss Josephine Mathews and many others listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Frank ©. Brown
D. D
J. Carroll Plewcher
Hugh McCain
J. Hair Marton
R. P. Wright
Hsntey Days
Robert
George A. Schlossstein
Frank A. Laird
David d
Norman 8. Fitzugh
R. T. Bactis
E. M. Merril
Francis Park of
Columbus
D. Goshorn
HL Martin
Virginian
B. Tompkins
Grenville Krebs
Marian Green
Walter L. Thurman
Laird
R. B. Parrish
Meredith Carver
G. Raymond Phillipe
T. W. Guy
John Gilreath
W. H. Gorn
P. J. Canova
Marie Cablish
Auxiliary luncheon at Mrs Slack home in Dixie street
Circle No 2 of the First Methodist Episcopal church South hosted a Thursday luncheon at Mrs J R Slack home on Dixie street. Proceeds from the event will be used for church activities and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Slack
Dixie Street
Circle No. 2
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Dance Recital Cast and Garden Decor at Charleston Event
A Charleston event featured a dance recital cast and garden tower decorations on sanction tables. Hosts and guests included Mrs J R Slack, Mrs W T Brotherton, Miss Jean Fisher, Miss Virginia Sutherland, Mr Roy Slack, Mrs Harriet Wilson, Mrs Henry K Black, and numerous others from local families and churches. The article also notes young people returning from a Lewisburg conference and a June Barber guild party honoring Mrs Roy Leftke at Emmanuel Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Slack
W. T. Brotherton
J. B. Spinks
W. #. Fisher
Jean Fisher
Gladys Byrd
Virginia Sutherland
L. ¥. Sutherland
Roy Slack
Andrew Gardner
J. M. Puller
J. M. Puller, Mrs, C. @. Jackson
Harriet Wilson
Henry K. Black
W. Z. Judy
Linwood Wells
Jack S
Frank Pilcher
8. Watson
J. Glivey
T. A. Beales
Dartiel J. Popp
a. #. Wallen
Good
Eo, Byrd
Thomas L. Stout
J. O. Carpenter
T. M. Torlinson
L Murray
H. Eggleton
Peter Silman
EM. CG. Nelms
Earl ©. Morgan
L. H. Samples
Preston
South Charleston Ladies Club Hosts Monday Hike
South Charleston members and friends gathered for a Monday evening hike. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H C Smith, Mr. and Mrs W Browder, Mr. and Mrs George Borchert, and numerous named guests such as Miss Grace Wells, Miss Josephine McClung, Miss Marjorie Lett, Miss Rosemary Hall, Miss Martha Lawrence, Miss Mary Lawrence, Miss Edith Warren, Miss Georgia Meana, Miss Dorothy Casto, Miss Olive Lege, Basil O'Dell, Miss Louise Smith, Miss Helena Bird, Miss Ruby Tanner, Miss Edna Williams, Miss Gelme Clemens, Miss Bertille O'Dell, Mr. Everett Smith, Mr. Ray Smith, Mr William Smith, and Mr Date Pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston
H.C. Smith
Helena Bird
Ruby Tanner
Edna Williams
Cgelme Clemens
Berteile O'Dell
Everett Smith
Ray Smith
William Smith
Date Pence
Fidelis Class Honors Guests at Emmanuel Baptist Church Meeting
The Fidelis class of Emmanuel Baptist church met Tuesday evening with contributions to a program. Hostesses Mrs Wilma Rawling and others hosted at Sixth street home. Numerous guests including Dr F B Casto and Mrs Casto attended along with Rev James Prame and Katharina Leach whose marriage was announced recently. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Lieble at Miss Stuck's Columbia avenue home. A dinner party followed at Wran's Nest with many attendees from local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odile Evans
Oridge
Watts Street
Robert C. Hunter
Akron
Ohio
Charies ‘Wagner
G. G. Bergmyan
Joseph Liversedge
Charlee Bush
Fred Walls
Sue Cottrell
W. A. Searle
Eien Halstead
Beatrice Bergman
Florence Reed
John Morrison
Davis Hartt- Ba Fate B. Farley
Starchercheis
Monte Crvender
James Keller
Denny Wolfe
Fidelis
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Wilma Rawling
Arnold Wolfe
Thomas Jefferies
Misa Grace Nelson
Jene Neal
Mies Nellie Maser
Nadine Hambrick
Mies Janet Moors
Edna Short
Gertrude Short
Lois Kessel
Ruth Rawling
James ¥. Prame
Charles Lieble
Katharina Leach
Ming Genevieve Stuck
Gam Léa Woolwine
Btuck
Columbia Avenue
Lieble
Denvat McDowell
Charlotte Henorden
Marcella Robinson
Elplee Johnson
Margaret McGinty
Florence Hustle
Pleta Mag Stuck
Ralph Goff
Ruth Willard
Mildred Plateher
Dorothy Fletcher
Ardania Stuck
Janet Moore
Ruth Riley
Elizabeth ‘Gresham
Virginia ‘Ermon
Elizabeth Oliver
Margaret Nugent
Ann Nugent
Maryine Willams
Wanda Darnold
Mary Ann Tully
Louise Lockman
Frances Morris
Hlewnor Raiguel
W. FP. Brown
Kan Raw Country Club
Laura Vrginia Bobbitt
Mary Thompson Whipple
Rochester
Beverly Hill
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Woodfolk
Lynchburg
Van
Joyce Hobart
Utica
Misa Bobbitt
Antoinette Bond
Edgewood Country Club
Harvey Hall
Robert Holt
Routh Hills
Paw Shafer
Wran's Nest
Goverg
Community Socials Highlight Hall Street Party and Church Groups
A Hall Street gathering hosted by Mrs Eleanor Imtz drew many neighbors and friends including Miss Kathryn Douglas of Cincinnati and Miss Dorothy Cline among others. In South Charleston, the Saint Paul Methodist group met to plan a pillow case sale, with Mrs B M Satreed resigning as class teacher and Mrs L Johnson stepping in. The Sunshine Circle of the South Charleston First Presbyterian church met at Miss Marjorie McFadden's, with numerous members attending and papers read by several young women. Commendment exercises for the Dari n gton Vacation Bible School at the Dari n gton Methodist Episcopal church South featured students, sermons, and a closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Spring Hill
Rebecca Lou
BD. E,lly
Rebecca Low Johnson
Joyce Bays
Mars Lou Bays
Dorothy Bays
Barbara Martin
Emma Jean Martin
Rebecca Lortls
Betty Jean Wooten
Margaret Ann Johnson
Peggy Johnson
Robert Johnson
Richard Johnson
William Johnson
W. J. Greenlee
D. K. Lilly
Epworth League Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Kathryn Douglas
Cincinnat
Misa Keith Huw
Hunt Avenue
Mies
Eleanor Imtz
Hall Street
Diana Robestein
Nancy Robertson
Josephine Brown
Eloise Wills
Doris Seward
Edna Waledace
B. Henderson
Clarence White
Harold Halstead
Woodrow Temple
Curtis Henna
Peter Shamblin
Jease Richardson
William Hager
John Lutz
Ray Hanha
Saint Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Souch
Hey
R. G. Mallory
B. M. Satreed
L. #. Johnson
E. H. Morris
G. E. Ashley
G. Mallory
J. C. Mooney
G. White
J. H.studebaker
Eustace Chilton
Kenneth Hanson
Myrtle Davis
Carrie Samples
Hineda Rumbaugh
Betty Rumbaugh
Margaret Maillory
Jean Key Chilton
Emmett Hall
E. E. Sawyer
Sawyer
Sunshine Girle
South Charleston
First Presbyterian Church
Marjorie McFadden
Second Avenue
5. T. McLellan
Jean Ryburn
Nana Selle Jinks
Mary Frances Hest
Jean Meeks
Emma Helen Powers
Emily Head Ryburn
Ida Mae Jinks
Helen Browder
Ethel Haynes
Mary McFadden
Irene Light
Bible School
Dariington
Charleston
Willis Taylor
John Tit
J. K. Matthews
Hartiet Campbell
Melvin Huffman
Alms Starbuck
Robert Baker
Prn
Community Activities At Beauty Temple Meet At Belle
The Fast Chiefe club of American Beauty temple No. 140 gathered Monday evening at the Belle home of Mrs. J. J. Douglas. Present were Mrs. Wy, AL Barror, Mrs. W. H. Bephout, Mrs. J. W. Meadows, Mrs. J. A. Pout, Mrs. H. B. Sampson, Effie Gash, Nora Lambert, N. A. Edwards, J. R. Walton, and J. J. Douglas. Mrs. John Rumbaugh entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Chiefe’ Club of American Beauty Temple No. 140
J. J. Douglas
Belle
Mra. Wy
AL Barror
W. H.* Bephout
J. W. Meadows
J. A. Pout
H. B. Sampson
Effie Gash
Nora Lambert
N. A. Edwards
J. R. Walton
John Rumbaugh
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Charleston” Society
L. A. McAvoy
Capitol BD
Mra
W. E. Pauley
Dunbar Road
Gueets
W. R. Hamilton
D. B. La~mons
W. R. Mollohan
Dayton Jones
Oscar Patton
E. Pauley
D. O. Lawhorn and
Mars
French Williams
Children's World Crusade
Geraldine Porter
Mary Willams
Dorothy Jean Lee
Robert Williams
Virginia Willams
Theodore Williams
Joseph Williams
John 3. Filnert
Bridge
Virginia Street
The
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Darlington
Methodist ‘Hpiscopal Church South
Ernest Buckley
Ward
Ernestine
Bewiah Nuckols
Mildred Ballard
Thelms Linkenauger
Katherine Jottinkenauger
Goldie Akers
Margarette Lega
Helen Ballard
Catherine Buckley
Prankes White
Prences Buckley
Helen Bokie
Pauline Buckley
Jack Buckley
Helen Buckley
Mary Ruth Sours
Virginia Ann Buckley
Lovicy Asbury
Virgil Akers
Westley Allen Buckley
Virginia Suasz
Junior Buckley
Clifford Whitley
Albert Buckley
Frank Szasz
Clavin Buckley
Harry Lea White
William Zerkman
Wesbley Buckley
Virginia Zerkman
John Buckley
Andrew Zerkman
Ernestine Buckley
A. E. Harmen
Joel Perry
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg
Selon Bek
Julia Leach
Ruth Cupit
Mary O'Brien
Misa Ruth McClure
Virginia Richard
Margeret Harper
Herblett Whittington
Miea Dorothy Ferguson
Mary Francea Harrison
Mina Alice Jane Hover
Dorothy Bek
Me. Dorsey Ewing
Frederick Exline
William Keller
Roy Leftke
Iome
Charleston Street
Donny Welte
EL A, McCandless
Keesel
L. W. Pemdell
Roy Rose
Adan Keller, Jr
Wilma’ Rawling
Margaret Hastings
Mary James
Francis Richardson
Gladys Leake
Yonet Moore
Irene Neal
L. Paley
Margaret Adams
Bridge Club
Lee Street
Lilian Despontin
Marjorie Beleches
Helen Holmes
Margaret Whit‘ner
Margaret Joachim
J. Lindsey Laternay
Frances Cleary
Barbara Ann Wolfe
Betty Jean Wolfe
W. ¥. Wolfe
Cedar Grove
TUS
Capitol ST
Charleston, W. VA
Idelis
Honor Mrs. Lieble
Firereide Sewing Club
W. H. Mc Eee
Eliza Cline
G. 8, Guthrie
Ray Brown
A. B. Anderson
C. C. Waugh
Oc. FP. Waugh
W.E. Tate
Mise Andrey Waugh
Havel Cline
Dorothy Cline
Helen Guthrie
Chilatier Brown
Opal Hawkins
Wands McKee
Wilms Guthrie
James McKee
Charies McKee
Glendale Guthrie
Westminster
Arrow and
Manhattan
West Virginia
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