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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1948
Page
2
The St Albans Junior Woman's Club will sponsor a desert bridge event Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the American Legion hall on Pennsylvania Avenue. Reservations must be in tomorrow. Mrs. David Hughart, Mrs. John Chenoweth and Mrs. J. HR Dehl are in charge of arrangements and reservations.
Men and women are invited to try CONATE TABLETS at no cost. A full size package with 15 tablets free is offered. if no energy improvement is felt, return and owe nothing. Promotion promises feeling younger and renewed vigor, with no money required to start. Send request by return mail to CONATE Dept 146 Box 135 Battle Creek Peete.
State Garden meeting at White Sulphur Springs chaired by Lawrence Seldonridge. 21 members and 4 guests attended. Next meeting is a September family picnic at Mrs. Clinton Pearson’s home. Also, WSCS and Jaycettes events with new members, regular meetings slated for July 21 and August activities. Graduation trip to University of Virginia noted for John William Hanifan. local visits and family updates follow.
Mary Ann Witt and others attended an Order of Rainbow meeting in Charleston last week. Mr and Mrs Blain McClure and the Flatners plan to move to Hot Springs Ark after purchasing an 18 room apartment at 136 Arbor St. They have long been active in St Albans business circles. Mrs Lloyd Dilworth and relatives returned from Yellow Springs Ohio after the wedding of Martha Lou Dilworth to Anthony Louis Cermelo at Antioch College. Ethel Melvin Robertson remains ill in Charleston General Hospital after an emergency operation. Prehistoric men smoked pipes with granite bowls and hollow stems.
Ferne Hughes of Rainelle, a UNC junior and Greenbrier county alumna, earns a two week New York internship with Drewe Shampoo Co. chosen by Compton Advertising. She will live at Waldorf Astoria, wear gowns from famed designers, and earn ten dollars daily.
New titles received last week at the Kanawha County Public Library include Fiction The Witch Woman James Cabell The Mill on Mad River Howard Clark Faithful Company Frank Swinnerton The City and the Pillar Gore Vidal
A compact listing of authors and titles including Evelyn Vaught's Life's Morning, George Gissing. non-fiction works A Key to Culture by Francis Neilson and The Job of Living. and other titles such as Walden Two by Burrhus Skinner, Four Treasury of American Superstitions, Underground Empire by Claudia Lys, Growth Regulators for Garden Field and Orchard by Clair Perry, plus John Mitchell on King’s Modern Europe.
A fragmented catalog of works and authors includes The Challenge of Parenthood by Rachel Dreikurs How to Draw Churches and Cathedrals by Frederick Adams How to Draw Farm Animals by Charles Tunnicliffe Fifth Fast log by Alan Dunn A History for Musical Thought by Donald Fer igagon May Rain by Edith Newlin The American Democracy by Harold Las Scotland by Henry Meikle War Governors by William Hesseltine Menagerie in Sharp by Hans Heinsheimer
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