Lakewood Garden Club to Host Rose Show Tonight
St Albans Lakewood Garden Club sets a rose show tonight at 8 PM at the Masonic Temple 2 Winter Street. Co hostesses Mrs Gene Wilder and Mrs N E Eagle will assist as new members are initiated during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia H. Kiefer
Dean Soulsby
Jlustinate of Technology
St. Albans
Lakewood Gar
Order of Eastern Star
Towson
Bendix
N. E. Eagle
Masonic Temple
Radio Corp. Ski
Winter St
Gene Wilder
Elish
Ohio Committee Backing Lausche in 195- Campaign
Politicians and church groups in Ohio discuss backing Senator Frank J. Lausche for the Democratic nomination. A nationwide grass roots effort with state and regional offices is planned, led by industrialist Umbaugh who cited support in multiple states. Local events include a 7 30 p m Sunday presentation at Poca Methodist Church and a 6 37 p m Friday dinner for Methodist Men at St Andrew Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Athans Council
JOUAM
Boy Scout
Poca Methodist Church
Poca
Columbus
Ohio
Partway Terrace Garden Club
U. 5
Frank J. Lausche
of Ohio
Democratic Press
Cizh
Ken Rymer
Raymond EB. Umbaugh
Ocala
Knox Ave. Fla
Lausche
Indiana
Texas
Florida
Maryland
Nebraska
California
Louisiana
Los Angeles
Umbaugh
St. Andrew Methodist Church
Margaret Judy Gircle
Oliver St
Parkway Terrace group to meet with anniversary observance
A Parkway Terrace Garden Club session featured Mrs. Mary Frances Sharp presenting dried flower arrangements. The Mt. Olivet Ministers and Deacons Union plans a June 21 22 gathering at First Baptist Rand with Rev. W D Mosley in charge and choir groups performing. An anniversary observed includes Deacon Baylor Marshall overseeing events and several pastors delivering sermons. The group also discussed yearbook committee appointments and summer meetings. Married couple Frank and Mary Webster celebrated their 25th anniversary with an open house after returning from a Florida vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Sharp
Parkway Terrace Garden Club
Billy Fetty
Knox Fe
Mt. Olivet
Mt. Olivet Missionary Baptist Assn
First Baptist Church
Rand
W. D. Mosley
C. T. Moore
Baylor Marshall
H.C. Head
EL. Farmer
G. H. Ford
C.E. Johnson
Eugene Wyly
C. C. Corbett
Cross Section
Fetty
Pat North
Julia Dorrett
Mat Cline
Anna Lee Justice
Parkway Terrace
Keith Walker
Mary I Margaret Puterbaugh
Roosevelt Ave
Frank F. Webster
Sweet Acres Dr
Websters
Indian Rocks Beach
Fia
Jerry
Georgia
FDA Eyes Ban On Fourteen Lipstick Colors
The Food and Drug Administration tentatively plans to ban 14 coal tar lipstick colors amid concerns of harm shown in lab tests. Industry objections are invited within 20 days, with a final decision after hearings. The move targets colors used in cosmetics to curb potential cancer risks, pending possible legislative tolerances. A separate notice promotes a rummage sale by the Charleston NAACP Youth Council to fund delegates to a national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
George P. Larrick
Secretary of Welfare
Arthur 5
Flemming
Congress
Oo Co
House Commerce Committee
Court
Youth Council of the
Charleston
The
NAACP
National Youth Council
St. Paul
Patrolman Honored After Girl Scout Forgiveness
A Bluefield patrolman who was mobbed by 102 screaming Girl Scouts, accused of taking their supply trailer, was forgiven. He led to a Scout Day Camp where he received a badge and a box of rookies as a goodwill gesture, with Police Chief DeMoss approving. The incident began when he found a trailer chained in a park, pried the chain, and started to move it before the Scouts intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Ted Land
Huckleberry Hill
City Park
W. F E. DeMoss
Land
Huckleberry
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New Light Opera Guild
T. Rowland Shock
Roy Roseberry
Phoebe Smith
Guild
Tom
Murphy
ST. Albans News
Lakewood Garden Club
Baptist Unit
China
Lake New Delae
Red Chita
India
Mailash
Mansarover Lake
Paradise
Charleston Gazette
Paarch
Ubitshad Daly
Dal
W.va
Ermoey
Nse
Charlie
Doan
Hoad
Torlay
Larrick
Haddad's of
Spring Hill
Music CO
Motorola
Big Speaker Fine Tone
North Woods
Capitol ST
Pe Ding
Charleston, West Virginia
Craig
Slumber Shop
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