Local society notes feature entertainments and weddings
Mrs Meredith Carver and Mrs Charles Sherer host a bridge morning at Carver home on Quarrier street with twenty guests. Various weddings and society events are listed, including gatherings at Calvary Baptist camp, Kanawha 4 H pool, and Kanawha City Baptist church remodels. A birthday party honors Miss Patton. many local names attend.
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Meredith Carver
Charles Sherer
Bridge
Carver
Quarrier Street
Dorothy Barrar
Harvey McMillan
Misa Iniigerie Cummings
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Kanawha
Fair Grounds
Dunbar
Lucille Neal
Frances Case
Ronalete Haynes
Kathieer Tully
Jatinita Harkins
Virginia Holmes
Mildred Stogden
Helen, Oney
Frances Oney
Marie
Irene Neal
Charles Bailey
Frank Harkins
William Wink Jer
Paul Clendenin
Russell Clendenin
Inogene Cummings
Personal Notes Recall Family and Friends Mailings
Personal notes from Dickinson list Miss Margaret Turner and others returning home from Jacksonville and Daytona Beach while relatives visit, doctors and patients noted. Several departures to New Mexico and England are announced, with campus, church, and newspaper editor events and travel plans including Charlottesville, Virginia, and Charleston areas.
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Lucille Smithers
Belle
Mixx
Frances Harmon
Dickinson
Verona Sizer
Daytona Beach
St. Augustine
Fla
Loudon junior class hosts premic supper and welcoming party
The Loudon junior class at South Charleston hosted a premic supper and welcoming party Thursday at Banawna 4-H pool. Student organizers Milas Ciaza Smith and Miss Kelen Ahaffer led the event with many members assisting, including Edna Powers and Alma EB. Zoge among others, as attendees and sponsors listed.
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Loudon
Lele Lusk
Kteis
Mary Orbee
Marguerite Adams
le MacMillan
Florence
Audrey MacMillan
Betty Tur- Virginie HI
Mildred Covert
Harley
Lote Morris
Evelyn Ad- Eve Cooper
Violet Walker Rer
Hloise Hegon
Its Ood
Marian Morris
Charlotte Gage
Audrey Kapp
Ethel Brightwell
Wn Davia
Marguerite Robertson
Lally
Len Alta
Kari Cotton Bebe
Theeess Fisher
John Aliabeth Borger
Citford Fowlkes
Moonshine Charges Lead to City Arrests Overnight
Gerdner and William Coleman were arrested by city police on charges of moonshine whiskey. Wittem Jenkins and Cilne Slipway were held on larceny of an automobile tire.
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RC. Gerdner
William Coleman
Wittem Jenkins
Cilne Slipway
Gold Nuggets Holding Tales From Black Hills Displayed
In Deadwood South Dakota two handfuls of iridescent gold nuggets form a display with stories of desperate effort and lucky finds. Col. M. BR. Russell gathered the pieces, left to son James R. Russell, with a nephew as third heir, and the collection sits in a local show window. Each nugget carries a tale of past prospecting, including a $575 oblong piece found with Fred Milhausen. Russell recalls fortunes won and lost as prospectors swapped gold for gear and endured harsh luck.
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Gem Theater
Former Governor to Address Boy Scouts at Park Ceremony
Howard M. Gore state secretary of agriculture will keynote the Washington bicentennial celebration and tree dedication this evening at Staunton park South Charleston under Boy Scout auspices Loop Ha Jesse A Poe will MC a program arranged by Dr G B Racer The program includes M H F Kingey supervisor of Boy Scouts for Charleston area a short talk by Mayor L H Oakes of South Charleston and the unveiling of a marker at Seventh Avenue and Street The South Charleston Community Band will provide music
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Washington
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Charleston
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Bouth Charleston
Seventh Avernue
Nitro club dinner honors officers and district Lions leader
Nitro tons club held a dinner Thursday honoring recently elected officers with Randolph district governor of Lions as principal speaker. Numerous couples and families attended from Nitro and nearby areas. Kathryn Vivian returned from Philadelphia and will spend summer with her parents.
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Deavings Randolph
the Lions
Thomas W. Bartram
Pierre Witty
Edward Booth
J. G. Jordan
J.C. Pickens
J. E. Hulshizer
William Vivian
Wiliam
C. Grose
Rosewell
H. K. Eckert
Martha Jones
J. P. Roberts
Kathryn Vivian
Nitro
Philadelphia
Drexel University
William A. B. Vivian
Twentyfirat Street
Elma DeWitt
Rodney, Onion
Samuel Teppert
Montana
Dorothy Dix weighs two wives and a man’s choice
Dorothy Dix discusses a case in which George Presnell, acquitted of a 32 year old murder, must choose between two loving wives. The column weighs loyalty, appearance, and age, suggesting the best partner depends on the man’s character and the women’s devotion, with no clear answer.
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Greenbrier arrivals draw many dignitaries and guests
White Sulphur Springs June 17 Numerous visitors staying at Greenbrier today include A. E. Curtiss Jesee Hermann of New York Fadion A. Clayden of Grece Pointe Mich T A Sayd and daughter Detroit Elizabeth Aldrich of Washington A W Pope Jr Waukesha W Va W Lee of Elizabeth and George A Brooks Fort Thomas Ky W S Brink Akron Ohio and Latham of Columbus honeymooning Guests at luncheon honor Mrs X Catherine Stuart Col Arthur Tittle who attended the Republican convention in Chicago at their summer residence Wolagnub Other luncheon guests include Mrs J Frederick Bruce Mrs W E Forrester Mrs Robert Cluett Miss Audrey Phipps and Miss Sonia Phipps plus Mss A G Phelps and Madeline Alden of Detroit Several parties riding to Kate's Mountain lodge for golf were Mrs P M Hubbard Mrs Z H Ranier and Mr and Mrs Herbert Markie Also Diana Kinworth Miss H F Lincoln Miss Soule Phipps played a round solo and Walter Seligman party arrived by plane from Washington In Provo Utah Co ed living on campus rent apartments at 12 a month and share a patch in a nearby housing setup
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Chena
Mra
Jesee Hermann
New York
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Grece Pointe
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T. A. Sayd
Detroit
Elizabeth Aldrich
Washington
A. W. Pope, Jr
Waukesha, Wise
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George A. Brooks
Fort Thoman
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Brink
Akron
Ohio
Latham
Columbus
Arthur W. Little
X. Catherine Stuart
Richmond
Arthur Ti
Walter Seligman
Dress and manners for self made men
A public Ledger column argues many men fail to advance due to poor dress and table etiquette. It notes self-made men learn to dress and mimic well dressed peers, stressing grooming, shaving, and proper utensil use as key signals of self-respect and capability. Dorothy Dix.
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Community Night Program At Chamberlain School
The first of summer community nights is sponsored at 13 city playgrounds. Last night at Chamberlain School Kanawha City attracted 400 attendees. Event organizers include Miss Gladys Botkin and Donsid Goshorn with R. F. Burns head of recreation. Participants listed span many area youths and adults, highlighting a broad school and community involvement.
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Chamberlate
Kanawha City
Gladys Botkin
Donsid Goshorn
4. R. Burns
Ruth Mae Reynolds
Reda Cochrane
Leon Guch
Junior Civen
Harry Fatters
Clarence Ramney
Gene Shock
Ernest Legg
Glenna Brady
J. Farnsworth
Helen Deghilage
Betty Waltz
Rosaline Legg
Rown Ramney
Constance Marcelle
Virginia Marcelle
Dorothy Larwood
Geraldine Withrow
Lorraine McConnick
Margaret Belle
Beatrice Blackshire
Oldest Refrigerator Campaign Opens With Prizes
The Leonard Refrigerator company offers 400 cash prize for the oldest Leonard ice refrigerator in the United States. Foster-Thornburg Hardware of Huntington adds a new Leonard electric ice box bar prize for the oldest in the territory. The company expects 2.5 million names of Leonard refrigerator owners by June 30.
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United States
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Leonard Refrigerator Company
Foster-Thornburg Hardware Company of
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Leonard Electric
Move to Spring Hill Reflects Clergy Change
The Reverend A. BF Benjamin, once pastor of the Pentateuchian church in London and later at a church in East Portsmouth Co., has moved to Kentucky Street in Spring Hill.
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Birth of a son announced at their Madison Street home
Mr and Mrs B E Moilday of Madison Street announce the birth of a son on June 16 at their home. The informants, recalling a family event, note the baby’s name Bobby Jon and describe the day as a small family celebration. The clipping also mentions a separate travel note about Miss Anna Cederblom and a historical Can on City prison photo exhibit, plus a Harvard bird specimen gift.
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Madison Street
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Summer pajama patterns charm readers with catalog offer
Readers are invited to order chiffon velvet and crepe de chine pajama patterns for summer wear. The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department advertises Pattern 2383 in multiple fabric options and sizes, plus a 33 page fashion catalog featuring Angeline and kiddie models. A separate item notes Moro-Balataran tensions in Cotabato province with expulsion threats after a complaint by a local leader.
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Soviet Wage Averages Show Rises But Living Costs Hit Buyin g Power
Moscow reports 1031 average monthly wage at 96.01 rubles with projections to 111.37 by year end. Officials call the rise sharp since 1926 and 1912 levels, but economists note no real gain due to varied prices and rationing. Higher wages fail to compensate for reduced purchasing power amid price hikes and private market reliance.
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