Baptist Temple Group Hosts Garden Party at Mir
The women of the Baptist temple in Mir held a Thursday afternoon garden party at Mrs. C. W. Showalter’s Ka nawha City home. Mrs. Lewis Milam led the program with speakers including Mrs. Clar SHes W. Kemper and Rev. W. D. McCurdy. New officers were installed including Mrs. B. 3. Exell as president and Mrs. FE. Brininstead as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Federation of the Baptist Temple
Mir
C. W. Showalter
Kanawha City
Lewis Milam
Clarshes W. Kemper
W. D McCurdy
B. 3. Exell
FE. Brininstead
C. C. Gentry
L. L. Abott
O. L. Stone
Thomas B. Davis
Reginald Pike
J. C. Little
William ©. Reddy
8. B. Marshall
Mbrartan
A. M. Stalnaker
B.C. Edgington
Wallace Knight
Charles T. Ray
Charles E. Doty
Roy B. Rolling
J. H. Somerville
G. H Custer
J. R. Denner
A. L. Montgomery
M. M. Parker
W. A. Putnam
Elizabeth Keeley
Mize Unn Keeley
Willem Keeley
J. E. Chamberlain
Norton
Charles A. Bratth
G. Fisher
Eva Scholl
Charles Ritchie
Robert Sullivan
GG. G Thomas
G. D. Haywood
A A. Lilly
H. S. Barr
Robert Eschan
Arthur Osborne
Herbert 5. Kyle
J. A. Shelton
Edward Moran
Elizabeth Moran
Alban Acree
Annie Farr
A.B. Greehlen
T. C. Johnson
W. H. Wallace
C. A. Sullivan
E. A. Bart
J. F. Whitson
E. Duffield
CG. H. Kirby
Rose Barton
H. E. McCormack
G. W. Dobbins
TF. A. McElhatter
Sharry Kemp
Joyn Bolick
Baney Bolick
Ly Jemiison
Lee Jemison
Elizabeth Ice
Fred O. Blue
Belle Presbyterian Circle Meets at Petitt Home
Members of the Belle High School circle of Belle Presbyterian church met Friday afternoon at Mrs. W. B. Petts home in Belle. Several young women attended and plans were noted for a Reveler's club dance set for ten to one at the Kanswha Country club.
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Belle Church
Circle
Petitt Home
Belle Presbyterian Church
W. B. Petts
Belle
Maryeeney
Rath Eggleton
Teenie Smithers
Mamie Miley
Is Ya, Wrighter
Virginia Ter
Avis Wrighter
Ming Mente West
Hisie Mitchell
Ruth Keeney
Kanswha Country Club
Ruth Tucker
Beaste B. Lickider
Shepherdstown
E. T. der
Sky Top Riding Draws Equestrians to White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs hosts a busy social scene with guests from New York to Baltimore. Notables includ e Missie Taylor and William R K Taylor III, General John L. Hines and niece Peggy Preston, and Mrs Potter D Orsay Falmer amid golf and art events at Blue Heaven lodge and the Old White Art colony.
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White Sulphur Springs
Cone
Alleghany Ridges
Raven's Rock
Catamount
Missie Taylor
William R. K. Taylor
New York
Ang
Samuel Nesbitt
Kingston
Naney
Caral Stambaugh
Youngstown
James E. Davidson
Laura, Shirley
Ashley
Bay City
Mich
John L. Hines
Peggy Preston
University of West Virginia
Lucille Cannel
Scranton
Hunting Lodge
Blue Heaven
Garl Gaertner
Cleveland School of Art
Norbert Lena
Cleveland
Old White Art
Eastern Star chapter to install officers in Charleston
Tiskelwah chapter No. 45 of the order of the Eastern Star will install new officers at 8 pm Tuesday at the Shrine mosque on Capitol street. Officers to be installed include J. Reynolds worthy patron Joan Zimmer associate patron R C Carrell associate patron J W Londeree secretary Mrs J Krebs treasurer Mrs T L Lewis conductress and Mrs J B Joncas associate conductress. The South Charleston First Methodist Episcopal church society will host an all day picnic Thursday at the home of Mr Clarence Dudding in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L.lewis
T. B. Elkinr
J. B. Joncas
the Indies and Society of the
South Charleston
Knights of Pythias to honor graduating class
Armor lodge No 388 will present awards to the graduating class at a Monday evening meeting in the lodge rooms. The event honors sophomores and is held during the annual sports awards week.
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Télved
Armor’ Lodge No. 388
Knights of Pythias
Local Legion Awards Highlight Civic Spirit Event
South Charleston post No. 94 of the American Legion offered awards for wholesome civic attitude on Thursday evening. Commander R. Orlenty presented the honors. Miss Anola Sawyer and Jack Chittum, seniors, were among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston Post No. 94
American Legion
R. OrLenty
Anola Sawyer
Jack Chittum
Garden Club Meets With Lecture On Landscaping
Mound Garden club holds Monday evening meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Miller of South Charleston and Mrs. Warren W. Mowry assisting host. Mr. Warren W. Mowry to lecture on landscape design. Mrs. R. H. Dunn chairs the flower show. A. E. Humphreys has returned to Denver after visiting relatives. Dennis E. Scott of Maryland Avenue recently joined Valley Camp Coal Company Wheeling after WVU graduation. Anna Wise of Ronceverte visiting Weston friends. Dr. A. A. Shawkey returns from Cleveland medical meetings. Miss Margaret Wells and Miss Annamabdel Ballard visiting Sue Craddock. Paul Shaw of South Charleston leaves for Baltimore for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Garden Club
Lee A. Miller
South Charleston
Warren W. Mowry
R. H. Dunn
Dennis EK. Scott
Maryland Avenue
West Virginia University
Valley Camp Coal.company
Wheeling
Miss Goff to wed Mr Howard at Cowen church
Miss Mildred Roen Gott daughter of E Goff of Cowen will wed Harry Forman Howard son of C D Howard of Cowen. Ceremony to be held Saturday morning June 23 at Cowen Methodist Episcopal Church South with Rev G McClung and Rev John Howister officiating. Wedding party includes sister Mrs Hall W Moss and several Misses. Groom is general manager of Diana Lumber Co. and attended Staunton Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantes
Hall
D. Charles Hall
Nancy Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Frank L. Tyree
Pronk B
Tyree
Lee Street
Jeasse Reber
Jessie Fraser
Mildred Roen Gott
5. E. Goff
Cowen
Harry
Forman Howard
C. D. Howard
Miny
Cowen Methodist Episcopal Church
South
G. McClung
John Howister
Barbourville
Miss Gott
Hall W. Moss
Glenville
Marguerite Gray
Ella Ruth. Wilkins
Margaret Hoover
Eisle Howard
Wilbur W. Westfall
Somerset
Penn
Beet Man
Farle J. Golf
Frances Louise
Goff
Charleston
H. Hunter
Webster Springs
Ernest Bailey
Howard Raget West
Miss Got
Fairmont State Teachers College
Howard
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
General Mace Ager
Diana Lumber Company
John Wade
Virginia
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Baptist Temple Group
Women's Federation
Garden of Showalter
Teena Hurt Hale
Virginia Hurt
Broad Street
Hagers~town
Russell Long
Florence Taylor Ors Browner
C. T. Jenking
Quincy
Boulder
Cole
Genevieve Jenkins
University of Colorado
W. B. Houching
Earl
Henry
Beckley
Highland Terrace
A. E. Harmon
Columbia
Lewisburg
B. Roy Moss
Samuel, Daniel
Neleim Farley
Cos] River
W. Owen McKillan
American Medical Association
H. K. Polan
Meyer Polan
Bullman's Drug Store
Quarter St
Wiss Alice Johnson
Miss Johnson
Whirtland School of the Dance
Frank .A. Robertson
Spring Hill First Baptist Church Women's Union
D. K. Lilly
Co. C. Whittington
M. M. Hundrey
John Spurlock
Jarrett Batley
E. B. Kellar
Dewey Campbell
Howard Snodstass
Alfred Settle
Samuel Rhodes
French Williams
Clyde Ferguson
Mary Lou Kellar
Bille Bailey
Jack Settle
Bloundon Women’s Relief Corp No. 6
Mx. C.1
Moulton
Riverside Drive
First Presbyterian Church Business Girls’ Circle
Bermel Fisher
West Charleston
Glenwood Story Tellers Club
Kanawha
Anda Bowyer
Robert Frincke
South Charleston High School
Frances Davis
Welch
Akron
Camp
Ann Bailey
Frederick L. Buxton
Buxton
The
Beckley Baptist Eed
Janet Kirby
C. Mr. Kirby
City
Mason School of Music
Music Extension Bureau
Detroit
Michigan
Detalia
Maron School of Music
Quartier Strees
West Side
Lon H. Hutchison
Margaret Roche
Vaneta Umbel
Dilliner
Pennsylvania
Camp Ann Bailey
Capital City
Holtey
Thirty Aeres
Huntington
Portsmouth
Eid
Owen Bally
Bathdaye & A
Purity Maid
Independent Grocer
Mirs
A. E. Humphreys
Denver, Col
W. O. Daum
Anna Wise
Ronceverte
Mrs
We CG. Bhankdin
A. A. Shawkey
American Academy of Pediatrics
Margaret Wells
Mia Annamabdel Ballard
Weston
Sue Craddock
Armor Park
Paul Shaw, IE
Fourth Avenue
Baltimore
Miss Goff
Mr.Howard
Drs
Collins and
Collins
Charlestom
W. Va
Seclhish Neweets
Seweeies
Jan Garber
Armory
Victor Records
Jack Jackson
Hla Orch
Jon Gerber
Arlene
Galperin
Capitol St
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