Youth Group Plans SOYO Queen Contest in Charleston
The Syrian Orthodox Youth Organization will host its seventh convention in Charleston beginning Friday with a Grand Ball and a model day convention. Ten entrants vie for the SOYO Queen title, chosen by judges during intermission at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Local sponsors include Charleston merchants and community leaders.
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Ganization
Charleston
Jeanne Massoud
Canton
Margaret Romley
Flint
Mich
Connie Michel
Toledo
Tame Sophiea
Detroit
sJerrie Elias
Akron
Saba
Cleveland
Louise Far
Pittsburgh
Penn
Barbara Ball
Corey
Indianapolis
Ind
Daniel Boone Hotel
Norma Rhodesly
Cedar Rapids
Fla
Old McBrayer
Fred Fuller
Clude
Stone
Thomas
Earl Ben
Danielton
The
Daily Mail
Capitol St
Charleston Highway
Republican Women Plan Reception for Ka nawha County Club
The Ka nawha County Republican Women's Club hosts a reception for newly elected officers and 34 Republican committeewomen at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Hamilton Jr on Virginia Street Saturday June 19 from 4 to 5 30 p.m. Mrs. James C. Sneddon Jr., president, presides with officers F O'Dear Duff Howard Burford Russell Wildman Paul C. Carter Lenora Javins and new executive committee members Mia Regis Heinzer John Britten Myrtle Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Republican Wom Newan’s Club
Charles E. Hamilton Jr
Virginia St. BE
Republican
Kamawha County
James C. Sneddon Jr
F. O'Dear Duff
Howard Burford
Russell Wildman
Paul C. Carter
Lenora Javins
Personal Notes From Friends and Family Visitors
A roundup of local social notes lists arrivals and visits from Orlando Huntington Charleston Watsonville and Valdosta. Mr and Mrs DeWitt Courtney visit his mother in Virginia Ave Florida families welcome relatives and travelers plan trips to Asheville Duke University and Camp Montreal for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Courtney
Orlando
Fla
T. E. Courtney
Virginia Ave
Jenny Lynn Pile
William L. Pile
Dunbar
Asheville
N. C
Camp Montreal
J. L. Sehon
Huntington
John E. Norvell, Jr
Quarrier St
W. C. B. Moore
Charleston
Elizabeth G. Martin
Watsonville
Calif
Joan M. Rutherford
Nancy
J. T. Crane
Valdosta
Quarrier
Baird Dr
J. Donald Jones
Durham
N.C
J. Donald Jones, Jr
Duke University
Elizabeth Leighton Jones
Duke’ Chapel
Ashby Ave
Fort Hill
Lawrence Keepnews
New York
Goff Lilly
Mr. Keepnews
M. D. McCallister
Walton Apts
L. B
Amherstdale
Thelma Greene
Barboursville
Texas
Mexico
Mrs Boyles Named As Club President
Mrs Boyles was installed as president of the Better Mothers Club at a dinner Monday at Humphrey's Pine Room. Other officers installed were Mrs John Copenhaver Jr., vice president. Earle Clendenin, secretary. J M Arnett, treasurer. Ianl W L Reese, parliamentarian.
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W. £. Boyles
Better Mothers Club
Humphrey's
Pine Room
I Mesdames John Copenhaver Jr
Earle Clendenin
J. M. Arnett
Ianl W. L. Reese
Miss Margaret Heater Marries Earl L Bennett
Weston special report covers the June 6 double ring ceremony at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Miss Margaret Stewart Heater wore Chantilly lace, veil from a lace bonnet, and carried a white prayer book. Maid of honor Hazeline Westfall in blue lace. sister Joyce Kay Bennett flower girl. Best man Robert Bennett. ushers Randolph Raines and Roy Posey. Reception at Miss Vieva Stewarts home. Mrs Bennett to accompany husband on wedding trip in lilac dress with white coat. Bennett and Heater families noted. both graduates, with careers described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Margaret Stewart Heater
Lena Stewart Heater
Parl Lee Bennett
James A. Bennett
Stewart B. West
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John Law
Matthew A. Stewart
Hazeline Westfall
R . Joyce Kay Bennett
Robert Bennett
Randolph Raines
Roy Posey
Vieva Stewart
Susan Montgomery
Vieva
Stewart
Katherine Stewart
Bennett
Weston High School
Charleston School of Commerce
State Tax Commission
Keystone Shoe Store
Cumberland, Md
Sixteen Bridge Winners Named at Cavendish Club Meeting
The Cavendish Club held a duplicate bridge session at The Gazette Auditorium on Hale St with nine tables in play. North-South winners were A. J. Lindenberg Jr and Mrs Morris Hunt first, G. W. Harris second, J. J. Smick and Mark Kormes third, George Shettler and fourth. East-West winners were Joseph Reich and Mrs Eli Reich first, Bart Turley and Eli Reich second, J Nicholls of Florida third, Leo Horan and Mrs J A Anderson fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavendish Club
Gazette Auditorium
Hale St
A. J. Lindenberg Jr
Morris Hunt
G. W. Harris
J. J. Smick
Mark Kormes
New York
George Shettler
Joseph HE
Reich
Eli Reich
Bart Turley
J. Nicholls
Florida
Leo Horan
J. A. Anderson
Toaster Cover Pattern Sold By Charleston Gazette
Embroidery transfer pattern 656 for a decorative toaster cover features a gay old fashioned girl with a full skirt. Send twenty five cents plus five cents for each additional pattern by mail to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept. Bake sale at 9:30 and 11, New York.
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Leach
Charleston Gazette
Wilder Mizpah Bible Class
P. O
Centeral Methodist Church
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Bride Elect Feted Before Dunbar Wedding
Bride-elect Onnalee Pringle and groom-to-be Jack Calvin Dudding celebrated with a gathering at the Dudding home in Dunbar after the rehearsal. Guests included Mrs. Erie Pringle, the bride's mother, and several Pringle, Canterbury, Brooks, Kirk, and Dudding family members plus friends.
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Earl
Dudding
Onnalee Pringle
Jack Calvin Dudding
Dunbar
Dick Payne
Russell Pringle
Ernest Canterbury
Erie Pringle
Tila Belle Brooks
Ethel Mae Kirk
Nancy Lynn Canterbury
Frank Donaldson
Robert Howell
Burren Bessie
Joe Dudding
Jack Dudding
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Jeanne’ Massoud
Jertle Elias Akron, O
Connie Michel Toledo, OG
Mabel Saba Cleveland, O
Evelyn Sadley
Louise Farrah
Barbara Corey
Peon
Indianapolia
Jim & Judy
Washington St
West
Sleepers
SUN Suits
Montgomery
Niao
Boyles
Margaret S. Heater
Earl L. Bennett
Earl Bennett
By Laura Wheddr
Department
Stora
Cobgbei Lolelees
Poscae
Roman Cleanser
Cras
Grew, Nc
Bisquick
Geamral Mills, Inc
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