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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

14

Quota Convention Reports At Philadelphia Hotel

Reports from the Quota International Convention held last week at the Katowhs hotel in Philadelphia featured Miss Vilandis Cordas address as president, with retiring director Miss Jane Colting Shhotfenberger and Miss Marguarity Enicka present. Arlee Smith won the guest prize. Quoterians were invited to camp at Jacl 9 ML Marting for the camping season.

Teporta Quota International, Inc Inet Chiladelphia Katowhs Misa Vilandis Corda Mra Catherine Steen Interational Irs Jane Colting Shhotfenberger Miss Marguarity Enicka Margaret Laws Pleno Ming Arlena Smith Sawta Xesup Marvenet Ione Arlee Smith Jac Stra Tatil Mindallhea Quotarlana Mand

Quota Club Groups Form at Coal River Camp

Local interest grows in the Quota club movement with new units in United States and Canada and one planned in Cumberland, aided by Clarkabure members. Luncheon guests include a long list of Misses and Mrs. names, highlighting community engagement and regional club activities.

Coal River Misa Corrie United States Canada Belag Cumberland Clarkabure Club Guente Mian Tentrice Hteanot Brooke Mia Margaret Cogan Kuhn Misa Alice MacLean Etzrabath Isince Lean Mis Alice M. Dforan Mary Flaher Jans Colline Shellenberger Virginia Moff Aire Luin D. Goshorn

Bullitt Street paving completes traffic reopens

The Daly Mill Street paving from Welch Street to New York Central tracks is finished and open to traffic. Dulitt Street work from Spring Street to B&O tracks gains curb and gutter, with crews now placing it on Black Arrest to Bullitt Street.

Welch Street New York Central Daly Mill Street New York Central Railroad HH. le Campbell Dulitt Street Spring Street Baltimore and Ohio Paylog Bulle Street Wley Avenue Sibley Avenue Bpring Street Bridge Constructon

Dorothy Dix Answers Women Parasitism Allegations

Dorothy Dix rebukes the claim that women are parasites, arguing many are selfless and hardworking mothers who bear burdens for family life. She counters by praising unseen helpers like mothers pushing strollers, noting their sacrifices and urging respect for women’s rights and duties.

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Dororthy Dix Advice and Local Social Notes

Dorothy Dix counsels a prudent approach to modest weddings and diamond gifts while a stream of Charleston social news lists visitors, concerts, and local residents traveling between Worcester, Washington, and Alderson. Circuit Clerk Higginbotham tours Chicago with Missouri stops as Charleston society figures mingle at the Spinning Wheel and nearby towns.

Virginia Caroline Anna Cook Worcester Maas Washington, D.C Caroline Isspur Grace Daniel Stintington Marian Talley Peebles The Spinning Wheel Iitte Betty Peebing Wadison, Ky Mina Martha Laingham Mises Nancy Even Henry Brown Clyde Leach Haynes O. D. Higginbotham Chicago Kaneog Fee Missouri Rip

Local gossip notes from Lewisburg society pages

Finley M Arbuckle has returned from Huntington. Mr and Mrs Henry Hunter are in Covington Virginia. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Richmond, Dra 8 T Richmond and Charles Plumley motored to Huntington this week. Miss Virginia Henderson is visiting with friends in Clifton. Mrs F H Campbethaw returned.

Finley M. Arbuckle Huntington Henry Hunter Covington Virginia Lawrence Richmond T. Richmond Charles Plumley Henderson Clifton Forse F. H. Campbethaw

Character of youth organizations aim in Lexington talk

In Lexington, June 16, Wallis T. Fisher of the Toronto Optimist Club urged character building as the aim of America’s 680,000 members in 6,100 clubs. He called for clubs to serve as clearing houses for boys work, organizing local agencies to enlist outstanding men for inspiration and guidance.

Lexington Optimiat Clubs North America Wallis T. Fisher Toronto Canada

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