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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1935

Page

4

West Side Club to Sponsor Benefit Dance and Bridge

The West Side women's club plans a benefit dance and bridge party on Saturday evening June 29 at Edwards Moonlight. Music by the Nightingales runs from ten to one. Patrons include numerous couples led by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Talley and Mr. and Mrs. D. Hf. Bland plus many others.

West Side Woman's Club Fa Edwards Nightingales C. B. Talley A.A. Robinson D. Hf. Bland Frank Fletcher Donald McGee B. T H. C. Miller Leg Henkle Guy Irwin O. R. Dawson T. Newcomer Orville Hackney J. W. Wileson H. D. Mercer Frederick Pemberton Morton Cobb John J. Hastie

Color Arrangements to Be Subject of Talk at Garden Club

Mrs Osman Swartz will be guest speaker at the Burbank garden club meeting this afternoon at three at Mrs G R Krebs home in Glenwood Heights. The club plans a monthly exhibit featuring color arrangements per her 4a fembera.

Osman Swartz Burbank

Pioneer Club Plans Cotton Ball June Twenty Eight

The Pioneer club announces a cotton ball to be held Friday night June 28 on Edwards Moonlight. The steamer will cruise the Kana wha river from ten to one, with the Colonels orchestra providing dancing music. A organizing committee includes Gary Batts C Maymond Morgan Jr Gregory Shuker John Amos Fenton Bush Kenneth McClung Townsend Robert Hyde and Carl Davis.

Pioneer Club Edwards Kanawha River Colonels Gary Batts Maymond Morgan Gregory Shuker John Amos Fenton Bush Kenneth McClung Mrs Townsend Robert Hyde Carl Davis

Corrie Hosts Birthday Tea at Kanawha Ave Home

Mrs. Herbert Corrie entertained yesterday afternoon at her Kanawha avenue home for her daughter Nancy Corrie who celebrated her birthday anniversary. Guests included Miss Ann Van Kirk Helen Price Nell Cassidy Nancy Walsh Mary Austin McDonough Rebecca Cassady Jane Walsh and Betty Corrie.

Herbert Corrie Kanawha Avenue Nancy Corrie Ann van Kirk Helen Price Nell Cassidy Nancy Walsh Mary Austin McDonough Rebecca Cassady Jane Walsh Betty Corrie

Silver Cross Circle to Install Officers at First Methodist

The Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters will meet at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Officers will be installed. Hostesses are Mrs. George A. Goshorn Mrs. E. S. Bock and Miss Frances Key.

Silver Cross King’s Daughters First Methodist Episcopal Church George A. Goshorn E. S. Bock Misa Frances Key

Spring Hill Class to Meet Friday Evening

Spring Hill church class to meet at eight oclock Friday evening with helpers from Mrs. Guy B Fleek’s home for a St Paul BM E South pastor’s aid group gathering.

Spring Hill Spring Hill St. Paul BM. E. South Pastor Guy B. Fleek

Prizes Won At Edgewood Ladies Day Debut

Mrs Welmer Prentiss and Mrs Veleair C Smith won prizes at Edgewood country club's ladies day yesterday marking their debut as prize winners. Other participants included Mrs Hunter McClintic and Mrs H L Prichard with luncheon guests from Richmond and Milwaukee among the attendees.

Welmer Prentiss Veleair C. Smith Edgewood Country Club Prentiss Smith Edgewood Iadies Edgewood Hunter McClintic H. L.prichard L. P. Willams John Ray J. C. Smith LaTelle LaFollette Herward Wehrle Veron Peterson M. L. Dillon Randolph L. Anderson Robert Jeffords Osman Swartz John Gass Charles E. Hamilton Maxfield Barber Jean Ann Pippen Mary Kathryn Hoff Jessie Fortney Ann Fortney Mary Lu Hamilton Anne Matthews Virginia Cracraft Iris Johnson Richmond Vac Helen Weschier Milwaukee Wis Thomas Deveny James S. Lakin

Mrs O Dell Named Society President in South Charleston Event

Mrs R G O Dell was elected president of the South Charleston M E women's missionary society at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs M L Riley on Bridge Avenue. Also elected were A G Barlow as vice president and H B Crawford as corresponding and recording secretary. Members include treasurer A W Willman Jr, mite box secretary B E J Heller, and department superintendents J M Price spiritual life Jarvis education Russell Smith supplies R C Jarrell slidership, W T Castleberry, R H Rockwell, A W Willman Jr, and E C Smith program committee. A program was presented by several members, with assistants including Miss Ann Riley and Miss Mary Louise Riley.

R. G. O'Dell South Charleston Toirst M. E. Women's Missionary Society C. Jarvis Russell Smith R. C. Jarrell W. T. Castleberry R. H. Rockwell A. W. Willman, Jr Ie. C. Smith R. C. O'Dell J. O. Jarvis Ernest Pot J. P. Curtiss E. J. Heller Ruth Heller Betty Lea Willman Alice Willman Ernestine Poff Paul Heller

Betty Jean Duncan Birthday Party at Olcott

Mrs. L. W. Duncan hosted a birthday party at her Olcott home for her daughter Betty Jean, turning five. Numerous relatives and friends attended, including Phyliss Griffith, Clara Pauley, Betty Griffith, Jacqueline Snodgrass, and many others.

Betty Jean Duncan Nile Duncan Kenneth Griffitth Robert Duncan Carl Cooley Dexter Duncan Ray Crooddock Darrel Duncan Eugene Brown Paul Pauley Thomas Daniels Edward Wood Stewart, Griffith Sandy Wood Albert Roger Griffith Frederick Griffith

Sedarmoc Members To Be Entertained At Dinner

The Sedarmoc club plans an evening dinner at the Tally-Ho to entertain Miss Gertrude Davis and officers led by President Mrs. James Hudson and Vice President Miss Doris Simmons. Davis will depart Monday for New York City to attend Columbia University's summer session. Members meeting Mondays at Miss Ann Lanham's West Second Street home include Mrs. William Farmer, Mrs. Julian Ancion, Ruth Riley, Etta Talbott, Katherine Ancion, Ann Lantam, Mary Ann Tully, Rosalie Swartz, Mary Ruecle McDaniels, Mary Lee, Opal Havens, Palmarine Davis, Charlotta Henderson, and Mildred Doliman.

Sedarmoc Club Tally- Ho Gertrude Davis James Hudson Doris Simmoons Opal Haynes Mra Julion Ancion Davis New York City Columbia University Ann Lanham West Second Street William Farmer Julian Ancion Ruth Riley Etta Talbott Doris Simmons Luan Heater Katherine Ancion Ann Lantam Mary Ann Tully Rosalie Swartz Mary Ruecle McDaniels Mary Lee Opal Havens Palmarine , Davis Charlotta Henderson Mildred Doliman

Picnic entertaining visitors at Sterretts bungalow

Mrs M Hossler and Miss Emily Benman hosted a Monday picnic at Sterretts bungalow for Misses Betty and Nancy Grover daughters of Mrs William Grover of Columbus Ohio and Miss Martha Gaines daughter of Mrs Ebersola Gaines of Fayetteville Other guests included Mrs Grover Mrs G O Chilton Miss Betsy Noyes Miss Jana Mayer and Mr Lew Lovegren of Los Angeles Cal

M. Hossler Emily , Benman Sterrett Betty Nancy Grover William Grover Columbus, O Martha Gaines Ebersola Gaines Fayetteville Grover G. O. Chilton Misa Betsy Noyes Mias Jana Mayer Lew Lovegren Los Angeles Cal

Carnegie Tech Alumni To Elect New Officers

Alumni of Carnegie Institute of Technology meet at 7 30 Friday evening at the M C A to elect officers. All men and women students and former students of CG LT are invited to attend. Plans are to be discussed for future activities.

Carnegie Institute of Technology M.C. A CG. LT

Miss Iris Johnson To Be Honor Guest

Mr and Mrs Willam St Johnson entertain informally with a buffet supper Saturday evening at their South Hills home for their guest Miss Iris Johnson of Richmond Virginia

Iris Johnson Willam St. Johnson South Hills Irisohnson Richmond, Va

Willing Workers Class Plans Friday Hike at South Charleston Church

The Willing Workers class of South Charleston Darlington M. E. church will hold a hike Friday evening. Participants will assemble at the church at seven oclock for the outing.

South Charleston Darlington M. E. Church South

Miss Biggert Honored Guest at Madison Tea

Mrs. John Milne and Miss Eunice Byrnside hosted a tea from four to five thirty Monday at Mrs. M. A. Byrnside’s Madison home honoring Ruth Biggert of Columbus, visiting Miss Eleanor Harless. Guests included numerous local ladies and Miss Catherine Shaffer, Miss June Perry, and Miss Stella Wood among others.

John Milne Eunice Byrnside M. A.’ Byrnside Madison Ruth Biggert Columbus Eleanor “Harless Catherine Shaffer Jane Perry W. F. Harless Frank. Miller C. Washington E. C. Priestle Harold Howell W. Drinkard Lew Hatfield Edward Turley Hal Fisher C. C. Carter FG. Practher Annie Washington June Perry Stella Wood Sara Pollock

Church Announces Program For Week South Charleston First Baptist

South Charleston First Baptist maps a midweek Philathea Bible class service at 8 pm tonight with W L Gwinn leading next Wednesday. Rev William Bricen Miller to conduct morning and evening services Sunday. Pastor absent due to Northern Baptist convention in Colorado Springs. Choir rehearsal at church tonight before service.

South Charleston First Baptist Philathea Bible Class W. L. Gwinn William Bricen Miller H. Lloyd Parkinson Northern Baptist Convention of Colorado Springs

Bowyers Entertain At Wedding Event

Mr and Mrs F Carmen Bowyer entertained Monday evening in Spring Hill celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Guests included the Rev and Mrs Frank A Robertson Mrs L A Mills Mrs William Middleton Miss Dorothy Middleton Miss Helen Middleton and Miss Louise Hughes.

F. Carmen Bowyer Spring Hill Mra Frank A. Robertson Ll. A. Mills William Middleton Dorothy Middleton Helen, Middleton Louise Hughes

Party Held For Mrs Avis Before Departure to France

Mrs Peyton and Mrs Henry Lewis Prichard hosted an informal gathering at the Prichard home on Virginia Street for Mrs Avis who will leave June 29 for France and England. Attendants included Mrs Joseph Holt Gainer Mrs Laura Payne Lewis Mrs E C Dawley Mrs W G Hubbard Mrs John A Thayer and Miss Carrie Hoy. Also, Mrs Robert C Jeffords of Quarter Street plans to leave next week for White Surfye Springs to attend the West Virginia state golf tournament with attendees expected including Mrs H B Everett Mrs James C Smith Mrs LaTelle La Follette Mrs David Martin Mrs Frank Thomas and Mrs Henry Lewis Prichard Jr.

Peyton Henry Lewis Prichard Virginia Street Avis France England Joseph Holt Gainer Laura Payne Lewis E. C. Dawley W. G. Hubbard John A. Thayer Carrie Hoy Robert C. Jeffords Quartler Street White Surphye Springs West Virginia H. BD. Everett James C. Smith LaTelle la Follette David Martin Frank Thomas Henry Lewis Prichard, Jr

Misses Phipps Honored With Birthday Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Phipps hosted a birthday dinner Sunday at their Marfork home for daughters Ruby and Grace Hubbard Phipps. Guests included Ferno Gagas, William Wheeler of Beckley, Tens Ance Massey, Claude Sneed, and Fred Marble.

Sidney Phipps Marfork Missex Ruby Grace Hubbard Phipps Ferno Gagas William Wheeler Beckley Tensance Massey Claude Sneed Fred Marble

Miss Mary Brown Guest at Luncheon

Miss Ann Fortney hosted an informal luncheon at her Ruffner Avenue home in Charlestown in honor of Miss Mary Brown of Morehan town. Guests included Mrs Braxton Davenport Mrs William Fenley Miller Miss Mary Price Dickinson Miss Ruth Edmunds Mrs Dolores Dusenberry and daughter Miss Jean Dusenberry who left Monday to visit relatives in Nashville Knoxville and Lakemont Georgia and were to return to Charlestown in August.

Ann Fortney Ruffner Avenue Mary Brown Morehantown Braxton Davenport William Fenley Miller Mary Price Dickinson Ruth Edmunds Dolores Dusenberry Jean Dusenberry Nashville Knoxville Tenn Lakemont

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