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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1933

Page

17

Awards Given to County Girl Scout Troops

Honors awarded across the county recognize representative Scouts for each troop. Members from Troop 16 at Wands Core and Troop 30 at Kanawha School receive campships along with other named scouts from Troops 3, 6, 7, 10, and 17. Registration and pre camp training details follow, with staff and instructors listed and reminders to donate or lend used campwear.

Bav Seren Wands Core Armor Park Louis Martin Emma Lou McCormick Kpavawha School Mary Moya Hieatt Kanawha Presbyterian Church Mary Wilson Carver Jean Guthrie Olive Fielding Mary Virgina HM Pauline Cummings Agnes Mills Enrop Girl Scout Rebecca Morgan Mary Carver ‘Reed Barbara Hxlmne Jean Weller Doris Oneesman Charlott Penhsie Pegey Davis Phoebe Skliman Beth Holcombe Georgiana Fest Mary Frances Kessler Ann Besse Gilteln Catherine Caperton Margaret Louise Jamerson Margaret Louies Martix Ada Jane Butard Frances Stubblefield Frances Dean Reed Virginia Courtney Virginia Craft Mary Morrison Wanda Cosper Edith Macy Margaret Webble Oglebay Park Elen ‘Thomas Cir Scout Leaders Akron Flora Williams Glen Gosling Catherine Thornburg Dramatica Mie Isabel Smith Stella Dyer Fanline Willams Maude Graham Girl Scout Office

Circle Members Entertained at Calvary Church Party

Mrs W L Reynolds Mrs F L Pere ry and Mrs J W Hazelton entertained Anne Judson Mission circle of Calvary Baptist church Friday at her Roane street home. Ethel Harrington president presided D W Taylor reported on the Northern Baptist convention in Washington DC. Other attendees included Mrs Dale Thomas Mrs J W Ruby Mrs George W Treen Mrs R S Hughes and many more.

W. L. Reynolds Mirs F. L. Perery J. W. Hazelton Anne Judson Mission Calvary Baptist Church Roane Street Ethel T. Harrington D. W. Taylor Northern Baptist Convention Washington, DC

Circles Meeting Dates Are Announced

The Calvary Baptist church women’s mission circles will meet at two o’clock Tuesday afternoon at multiple homes across the city. Circle leaders include Mrs H F Parsons at 873 Ataconds menus, No 4. Mrs Della Settle at 1123 Avon street, No 6. Mrs J H McLane at 833 Watts street, No 7. Mrs Prink Pickens at 500 Pennsylvania avenue, No 8. Mrs J H Cooke at 1001 Hunt avenue. and Mrs Frank Secrest at 228 Trudlow street. The final circle led by Mrs W J Blotteshearn will meet at the church.

Calvary Baptist Church H. F. Parsons Della. Settle Fenton Lmelton Avon Street J. H. McLane Watts Street Prink Pickens Thomas Scott Pennsylvania Avenue J. H. Cooke Charles White Hunt Avenue Frank Secrest Rome Fred Baker Trudlow Street Mra. W Blotteshearn

Saint Paul church benefits social in Spring Hill

The pastor's helpers class of Saint Paul Methodist Episcopal church South in Spring Hill will entertain with a benefit social at eight o'clock Friday evening at the church. Committees in charge include Entertainment Miss Jean Morris Mr Robert Hanson and Miss Lenaerry refreshment Miss Hettle Spence Miss Addie Gillinwater and Miss Katherine Hudson decoration Miss Virginia Dean and Miss Mary Frances Feam ster and publicity Mrs J O Schwartz and Milas Beverly Fleck.

Saint Paul Methodist Episcopal Church South Spring Hill Jean Morris Robert Hanson Lenaerry Hettle Spence Addie Gillinwater Katherine Hudson Virginia Dean Mary Frances Feamster J. 0. Schwartz Milas Beverly Fleck

Shower Honors Miss Billie Shultz Before June 27 Wedding

Miss Billie Shultz of Huntington will wed Mr. Charles Powell on June 27. A miscellaneous shower and bridge party in her honor was hosted by Miss Virginia Miler and Mrs. R L Smith at Miss Miller’s Columbia boulevard home with many friends attending including Miss Lowetts Biddle Miss Rosalie Fragel Miss Louise Erwin and others.

Billie Shultz Charles Powell Huntington Virginia Miler R. L. Smith Miss Miller Columbia Boulevard Lowetts Biddle Rosalie Fragel Louise Erwin June Stewart Emelle Schinidt Grace Payne Mary Kenney Marjorie Kenney Marjorie Yeardley Vers Yeardley Kathryn Waso Vivian Robinson Beverly Lowe Virginia Nearman

Club Plans Dance With Alten Brown Orchestra

The Ows club sponsors Alten Brown and his Essdlene orchestra for a first Charleston appearance at Pine Maier Country Club. The Friday evening event is invitation only.

Alten Brown Essdlene Orchestra Pine Maier Country Ch Ows Club Charleston

Mrs Straughan Hosts Baptist Temple Circle Meeting

Mrs A M Straughan welcomed circle members of the Baptist Temple at her Hast Woodlawn home Friday afternoon with Mrs Edward Mowatt leading the devotional. Guests included Mrs Cecil Alderson Mrs Fred O Blue Mrs B D Edgington and others. Dr R A Crawford and Mrs Crawford and son Robert visit Mullins this weekend with Mrs J C Dillon. The Quote club skips the Wednesday meeting and will be hosted June 28 by Mrs James Lee Kuhn in Abney Circle.

Mra A. M. Straughan the Baptist Temple Hast Woodlawn Edward Mowatt Cecil Alderson Fred O. Blue B. D. Edgington F. J. Hert Bonner Hil G. F. Palmer Elizabeth Moran Roy B. Rowins R. A. Crawford Quote Club James Lee Kuhn Abney Circle

Playlet at Hurphreys Memorial Church Bible School Close

A playlet titled The World Makes a Telephone will mark the commencement exercises of Hurphreys Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church daily vacation Bible school. The two week session ends today at ten o'clock. Mrs. H Sheldon Hopkins led the junior department with Miss Mabel Punk and Mrs. W Sipes directing the primary class and Miss Elizabeth Hobbs and Mrs. Jack F Knight leading the beginner group.

Hurphreys Memorial Methodist Epiaconal Church South H. Sheldon Hopkins Mabel Punk W. 9. Sipes Jack F. Knight Elizabeth Hobbs

Mrs Johnson Hosts Wilting Tea at Craggyburn

Mrs. Johnson entertained a Friday afternoon tea at her White Sulphur road home Craggyburn with ten guests and many attendees from Lewisburg Ronceverte and White Sulphur Springs. Attendees included Mrs Robert Porter Mrs T N Price Marthe Caldwell Miss Sadie Echols Miss Elizabeth Dickson and others from Henderson Lewisburg and St Louis.

Johnson Craggyburn White Sulphur Road Robert Porter T. N. Price Marthe Caldwell Sadie Eehols Elizabeth Dickson Harry Comstock T Redmond Burke T. A. Harris D. G. Preston Glen T. Strock Howard F. Campbell Waller Hardy

Devotional Meeting Topic Is Announced

The First Presbyterian Church South Charleston woman’s auxiliary sets a monthly devotional at 8 PM Thursday in Second Street church. Mrs C R Hallison of Ruffner Memorial leads the program The Sunshine girls circle offers a vocal number and a sketch The Mountain Home The Silver Grass circle presents musical numbers Echoes from the Lewisburg conference will be performed by Miss Maury Coleman Pauline Brown Helen Crandall Elizabeth Cox Delegates follow day include These details: Mrs BR Arthur presides register and attendance banner to be awarded The gathering ends with a social hour in the church dining room Circle J chaired by Mrs L C Massey hosts A word bidding contest to close the social period.

Woman's Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church of South Charleston C. R. Hallison Ruffner Memorial Church Sunshine Girls’ Circle Mountain Home Silver Grass Circle Young Peoples Conference Lewisburg Maury Coleman Pauline Brown Helen Crandall Elizabeth Cox BR. H Arthur McLellan C. B. Perkins Circle J L. C. Massey

Queen Esther Society Entertained at Central Methodist Party

Members of the Queen Esther society of Central Methodist church were guests Friday at Mrs. W. S. Bartinikas home on Leyis street. Attendees included Mrs. E. J. Hendricks, Mrs. W. V. Hanna, Mrs. Frank Shaver, Mrs. Katherine Middlecoff, Mrs. W. H. O'Dell, Mrs. Denzil O'Dell, Mrs. L. V. Bradley, Mrs. Stella Kirtpatrick, Mrs. Bess Harrison, Mrs. J. A. Rippetoe, Mrs. C. L. Akers, Mrs. A. Dickinson, Mrs. Paul Blake, Mrs. V. S. Young, Mrs. Milam Howard, Miss Frances Good, Miss Annie Howard, Miss Bessie Wood, Miss Marie Morris, Miss Eda Ann Kelly, Miss Stella Hallste at, Miss Virginia Hallstead, and Miss Betty Sue Akers, with Margaret Mertin from Washington Street visiting relatives.

Queen Esther Society Central Methodist Church W. S. Bartinikas Leyis Street E. J. Hendricks W. V. Hanna Frank Shaver Katherine Middlecoff W- H. O'Dell Denzil O'Dell L. V. Bradley Stella Kirtpatrick Bess Harrison J. A. Rippetoe C. L. Akers A. Dickinson Paul Blake V. 8. Rice

June YMCA Pool Class Members Receive Instruction

The YWCA pool opens for summer with large June swimming classes. A lengthy roster lists numerous members and instructors, including Miss Llen Avis, Mrs. Trene Cornell, Miss Delores Hernan, and many others. Local clubs host gatherings at homes on Wilson Branch and Main Street, while groups plan meetings for the Mile Fort farm women and Ka mawha City Methodist youth, with visits from guests from Winfield.

Mary Elizabeth Jones W. A. Fox Mary A. van Petten J. Tf. Moore Rts Harry Smith Chapmen Bivesmont Winifred Knight Georgette Schmidt Elizabeth Funk Ahaya Rucker Kathleen Ferguson Hazel Crites W. RR. Swisher G. J. Chambers Mildred Sharpe Bernice McGrew Maud Arnette Edith Landacre Alberta Donnelly Jeanette Kyle B. B. Arnette Hazel Gerwig Verla Murdock Mayme Bays Martha Carson Maggie Robson Nona Price Fredo Willman Violet Thumm Telford Mathes P. Goels Hazel Hall Lillian Frances Fisher Katharah Hunt Helen Engstrom Benlan Ann Melton Frances Henninger Sylvia Morris Garnett Reid Nora Bosier Gladys Compton Lucile Tenac Frances Harkins Margaret Gay J. W. Lono Nora Eskew Miss Beulah Blessing Emma Payne Littlepage Betty Mac Young Phyllis Groff Madeline Skatf Briggbeth Gracreft Josephine Lory Ernest Pragler Albert VanPatten Bennie Brown Lake Bobbitt Patty Morford Annetta Taylor Ann Brooke Barbara Leg Hall Frances Foster Kay Mary Elizabeth Bibpy Janet Bathway Virginia L. Watson Sarah Escnin Huth Cohen Clara Gee Dorothy Ann Keeler Sue Mee-Alpine Betty Ann Cochran Katherine Biagi Patricia Hager Nan Denner Beth Holcombe Margaret Horton Gladys Water Batty Greenlee Adele Hetherington Betty Kyle Reba Honna Virgiia Kyle Frances Carver Sarah Virginia Hazelwood Marion Hamilton Doris Bossie Edith Bossie Betty Brown Katherine Peyton Betty Braden Margaret McAlpine Alice Rust Frances Robertson Gertrude Brown Jane Embieton Mary Hover Hleme White Betty Hutsinphler Frances Beazley Oliva McGuire Clemma Jackson June Burford Agnee Jeffords Anne J K. Dawson Nancy Goshorn Betty Goshorn Hiram Wiersteiner Mile Fort Farm Woman's Club Wilson, Branch

Praises Comfort Above Small Feet In Shoes And Ankles

Frank Schleicher vice president of the California Association of Chiropodists says women’s feet are growing and ankles enlarging due to heeled shoes and athletics. He notes today’s average shoe size is five to seven, compared with three to three and a half twenty years ago. He argues stronger feet and legs are developing and bigger feet aren’t necessarily unattractive, urging comfort and natural use.

Frank Sehleiner California State Heng

Eastern Star to Install New Officers at Shrine Mosque

Eastern Star chapter 45 plans the installation of officers at 8 o clock Tuesday evening in the Shrine Mosque. Lena Liverman and Charles B. Young lead as officers with a full slate including Z T Reynolds John Zimmer G R Krebs T L Lewis B C Jarrell T E Elkins Edith Hildhen C B Lawson L T Tustin J B Jones and other named members. A rehearsal occurs at 7 30 Monday. Representatives who attended Huntington installation have returned home.

Tiskelwah Thapter Order of the Eastern Star Hein Tiqat O’clocs Shrine Mosque Lena Liverman Charles B. Young Z. T. Reynolds John Zimmer G. R. Krebs T. L. Lewis B. C. Jarrell T. E. Elkins Edith Hildhen C. BH. Lawson Marshall L. T. Tustin J. B. Jones Adah S. Bodimer Ruth J. H. Weaver Huntington

West Virginia Baptist Sunday School Convention at Dickinson

The West Virginia Baptist Sunday school convention convenes at Naomi Baptist church in Dickinson Thursday evening and all day Friday. Rev. H Lloyd Parkinson of First Baptist Church, South Charleston, will speak Friday morning on Teachers That Know God. A local church delegation of teachers will attend.

West Virginia Naomi Baptist Church Dickinson H Lloyd Parkinson First Baptist Church of South Charleston Wll

WCTU Institute at Camp All Day Session

An all day W C T U institute will be held at Union Mission camp on Wednesday from 10 AM to 4 PM. Morning program includes devotional by Mrs I E Johnson, committee appointments, flower mission, and talks by state and county leaders, with noon prayers and a groundside meal. Afternoon features devotions, white ribbon activities, demonstrations, and reports from committees.

Union Mission I. E. Johnson J. A. Kuhn Flower Mission J. S. Barker Young Peoples Branch Dbd. S. Estep J. W. Barnes White Ribbon W. W. Reif Quneh G. D. Smith J. ¥. Auliivan Mies Ann Schwartz Patrick Willams A. & Vandine Bagnell First M. BE Helmman

Entertain for staff by Mrs Walker at Rose Garden

Mrs. Johnnie Walker longtime matron of Tiskelwahe Raptor No 45 will host a staff banquet at six o clock Tuesday evening at the Rose Garden. Attendees include officers and associates named in full, with covered seating for Mrs Walker and others. Also notes Mrs Alden Van Kirk has returned from Baltimore after her brother Sergt Fred Miller's death with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery.

Johnnie Walker Worlthy Tiskelwahe Raptor No. 45 Order of the Eastern Star Rose Garden L. Lt. Abbot Tena Silverman Charles Young G. R. Erebs T. I. Lewis J.T. Reynolds R. C. Jarrell Nannie Anderson L. J. Heslop Marshall R. T. Dudding F. R. Summerfield Adah John Ennis Ruth D. A. Tickle Esther J. B. Jones Martha H. Rawson Electa Alden van Kirk Virginia Avenue Kanawha City Baltimore Fred Miller National Cemetery of Arlington

Richmond trio returns with accompanying guests

Bruce Zarnett has returned to Richmond Indiana, accompanied by Mrs. George Skidmore, Mrs. Bernard Thome, and Miss Joanna Wise.

Bruce Zarnett Richmond Ind George Skidmore Bernard Thome A Joanna Wise

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