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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1938

Page

26

CDA Celebrates On Anniversary at Charleston Hotel

Catholic Daughters of America celebrated their 21st anniversary with an open house in the Daniel Boone hotel ballroom for Catholic women of Charleston and vicinity. Mrs Edward J Cannon chaired arrangements. Miss Gertrude Laugh sang with Gee Felix on violin and George Gillespie on piano. Numerous officers and members were listed among those serving and attending.

Santa Maria Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston Edward J. Cannon Gertrude Laugh“arm Gee Felix George “Gillespie James Hen Pats Arthur P. Hudson Ralph _Boumne T. Wallen Scales Baward Galligan Mabel Tolle Bila Virginia Bartemes Ada ‘Hauck Ruth Kennedy Mizz Eileen Poy Margaret Smoot Cannon Grand Stegent Charles 3. Lamb W. C. Mitchell D. O. Older Hoscoe Spence See Delton Honoras Coutalio Margaret Garets Mr Lean Mary “Melnick Biddy Y. Helen Marie Ryan Eliza‘Flynn Rost Flynn Carmela ‘Elo Mary Lopez Lillian Hauck Mary B. Robin Virginia Gallagher Vir Bartemas Gertrude Laing Mina Norton Virginia Martin Kathryn Smith Alma Jackson Pauline Howard Geraldine Jacob Mesdames James J. Duggan M 3. Flyon Hillard W. ‘Tarnelty Schwarz J. F. Dancke J. G. Brocke B. A. Cicca Edward E. Zoll Joseph Shar Gaines Joseph Holt Gaines James Hefferman Walter Ash- HP. Cannon C. Lamb L. L. Er W. G. Colborn Lionel ‘Fuller F. J McAndrews Frances “Cavin John Cavin H.W. Laughorn Allee Conley Youngstown

Doll House show sponsors listed in Charleston event

Sponsors for Colleen Moore's Doll House at the Charleston show include mayor Holt and many prominent citizens. A preview is set for July 3 with tickets at 1, guests can buy at the door or from the society. Proceeds support the organization and tickets cost one dollar.

Charleston Colleen Moore Sema Hounty & Ety Cri ‘Childrem Coyle and Richardson's Robert Aagiaci Seid In. Holt Sith Dawson Somers Cockey Roy BirdiCook George R. Jagac Gordon Abney Alvin Lindenberg Artix Koontz Arthur Hill Lila Pick‘ering Thomas B D. N. Mohler John Shanklin Bliss McCrum J. D. Altizer LL N Smith J. B. Banks C. E Ward A. Q Smith Robert Cassady Carroll Randolph Venable JMK Leroy Allebach Sind J. B. Aicken J. R. B. Crigler E. J. MacDonough

West Virginians to Attend National Hi-V Congress

A group of West Virginians were named yesterday to attend the second national Hi-V congress June 25 to 29 at Berea Kentucky. The delegation includes Frank M. Liddle Charleston M C A secretary Rodney Walker Welch Dennis Posten Morgantown Robert Fuqua Dennis Templeton Bluefield James McCubbin Huntington H X Hendershott boys' work secretary Charles D Bushioy and Jack Keppel Wheeling.

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Democrats to Meet at First Ward Club Night

A First Ward Democratic club will be organized Tuesday night at Dunbar school on the west side. All Democrats of that sector are invited.

Dunbar School Tat Virginian Sylvia Sidney George Raft Carolyn Gazette

Thompson and others listed in wedding party notices

Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Garnett Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. William Mandt, Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Swint, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Morten, Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Hill, Mrs. Arthur Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Staunton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans and Mrs. W. R. Byrne referenced in a society notices collection.

Office Equipment Dealers Elect Herman P Dean President

West Virginia Association Office Equipment Dealers elected Herman Dean of Huntington as president at Be ckl ey June 18. Officers include Thom an G Kyle of Clarksburg secretary and G R Phillips of Charleston treasurer. The one day meeting closed with a dinner and the next meeting is set for Oct 8 in Clarksburg. Government receipts from income taxes in India are decreasing.

Morgantogh Thoman G. Kyle Clarksburg G. R. Phillips Charleston

Correct Footwear offers for wedding and vacation needs

Footwear shops Lincoln Boot Shop and Siegel Shoe Company advertise a wide range of styles from sandals to oxford types for bridesmaids, grooms, and guests. Prices run from 1.98 to 5.04 with 30 cent bargain rack finds. Stores feature color variants and new arrivals including Mexican huaraches and Enna Jettex lines.

Manny Lincoln Boot Shop Siegel Shoe Company Trousseaus Paris Oxford Siegel Lincoln Boat Show Capeitol Street Lee Street Charleston Enna Jetticx

Charleston Cut Flower Company plans June wedding blooms

Flower artistry shines as Charleston Cut Flower Company promises expert help for weddings from simple home affairs to grand church ceremonies. Trained staff offer tailored suggestions and fresh flowers of any size. Visit 19 Capital Street or call 35-116 to discuss your needs. Also suggest beach wear like flannel sacks and culottes.

Charleston Cut Flower Company Capital Street

Natural Gas Kitchen Appliances Featured By United Fuel Gas

The United Fuel Gas Company invites brides to visit its lobby to inspect all gas kitchen appliances on display including Electrolux Gas Refrigerator Gas Range Gas Water Heaters and Gas Air Conditioning. The ad extols efficiency safety and cost savings of natural gas for modern homes.

United Fuel Gas Company

Woodrums Kitchen Gadgets Draw Brides To Shop Basements

Brides flock to Woodrums Kitchen and Gadget Shop highlighting a broad, modern range of small appliances and utensils. The feature touts Ball Pressure Cookers and enamelware, noting how new designs ease home work and save time for prospective brides. Dial 21-125.

Woodrums Mireclee la Ment

Picnic Foods at Londeree's for ideal outdoor meals

Bright weather invites picnics and swimming, and Londeree's Downstairs Grocery offers a tempting deli selection for picnic lunches. Cold meats, cheeses, spreads, pickles, olives, and sandwich bread are displayed ready to serve. Call 35 606 for telephone orders at 1584 Washington Street.

Lon~deree's Washington Street

Silent Electrolux Gas Refrigerator Promises Safe Food

An Electrolux silent gas driven refrigerator is advertised as ideal for hot summers, claiming no moving parts, constant ice production, low operating cost, and reduced noise. The West V. Heating and Plumbing Co at 231 Hale Street markets various sizes and prices to suit any home.

Electrolux West V. Heating and Plumbing Company Hale Street

Blubaugh Bakery Wedding Cakes Impress with Craft

Blubaugh Bakery sells wedding cakes from small to grand five and six tier designs. Their skilled bakers craft attractive, flavorful cakes with careful attention to color schemes and catering, ensuring the occasion is marked by elegant dessert perfection.

Blubaugh Bakery Blubaugh Blubaugh's

Pause for Refreshment Coca Cola Ad Teaches Real Nutritive Value

An advertising piece praises Coca Cola as a refreshing, nutritious beverage with no artificial ingredients. It touts bottled six-bottle cartons for households, suitability for meals and social gatherings, and the ease and economy of keeping a supply in the refrigerator. It emphasizes natural fruit acids and water purity, promising consistent refreshment year round.

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