Charleston Youth Chosen by Synod Treasurer Named
Marion Jarrett of Charleston was named treasurer of the Want Virginia Synod youth conference for the session ending Friday at Lewisburg. Officers include Hinefield president Jack Goodgrooms Williamson View vice president Joe Childs Huntington secretary. Rev B Sperow directed the conference with 264 students attending. The gathering ran June 20 to June 15, with 17 churches represented from Kanawha Presbytery and 18 each from Greenbrier and Bluestone presbyteries.
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Marion Jarrett
Charlester
Young People's Conference
Want Virginia Synod
Lewisburg
Jack Goodgrooms
Hinefield
Russell Babcock
Williamson View
Joe Childs
Huntington
B. ¥. Sperow
Lick
Kanawha City
Kanawhs Presbytery
Green Drier
Bluestone Presbyteries
Actie
A. & Harmon
Columbia Boulevard
J. R. Perry
Oney Street
Ernest Trice ‘Thompson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Thompson
Ernest Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
F. J. Brooke
Ruttner Memorial Church
Quacker Trees
Christ
Locke White
Montgomery
Foreign Mission
V. E. Weyland
Maiden
Nina Davis
Charlesston
Mary Cunningham
Charleston
White Sulphur Springs
Davis-Stewart College
Alderson
Lewisars
Egal
Copeland Line Added By McKee Company
McKee Maile company announces appointment as denier in Charleston and vicinity for Copeland electric refrigerators. R Barton joins sales and service staff from Baldwin Supply, strengthening McKee’s ability to serve customers, says Joseph McKee sales manager.
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McKee Maile Company
Charleston
Copeland Electric
Barton
Baldwin Supply Company
McKee Company
McKee
Joseph Bmckee
Marriage Licenses Issued for Clare Forrer and Edith Burdette
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the county clerk’s office to Clare Forrer and Edith Burdette, both 23, residents of Kanawha County. The notice lists their names and ages for record.
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Clare Forrer
Edith Burdette
Kanawha County
Miss Utley Extends Mission Camp Services
Miss Adeine Utley, a girl evangelist, will continue speaking at the Union Mission camp this week in the same tabernacle. She schedules afternoon and evening talks through the week with varied topics such as Rightest Christianity and The Center Cross, plus lectures on Oberammergau and Pontius Pilate. Delegations from Chelysa, Sharon, and nearby areas attend, and the O. J. Morrison department store employer will host a Monday night lunch at the camp before the night meeting.
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Aidine Utley
Union Mission
Ober+ammergau
Pontius Pilate
Chelysa
Sharon
O. J. Morrison Department Store
Spanish War Veterans To Meet at Piedmont
The eighth annual convention of the West Virginia department of Spanish War Veterans opens today at Piedmont with an encampment and a memorial service. The program features a mardi gras parade street dance and a formal military pall tomorrow night with business sessions slated for tomorrow and Tuesday.
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West Virginia
Real Estate Transfers From Local Clerk’s Office
Deeds recorded yesterday show multiple transfers including Nannie D Chilton to A J Bowles on Woodward branch for 10 dollars and other consideration. Belle Land Co to Join M Hemings on Lot 86 I C Massey addition for 10 dollars. Elk district board of education transfer, G Miller to non specified. Levi and wife to Hattie Eupanks Lot 93 Block T 1 for 10 dollars. National Union Realty Co to Sam Suppoend wife Lots 17 and 18 Block G Tanyard property for 1 dollar. Nell A Holmstead to Florence A Avis undivided one fourth interest in land in London district with numerous lots and blocks listed.
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Punty
Nannie D. Chilton
A. J. Bowles
Woodward Branch
Belle Land Company
M. Hemings
I. C. Massey
Board of Education of
Elk District
G. Miller
Flus BR
Levi
Hattie Eupanks
National Union Reetty Company
Sam Suppo
Tanyard
Nell A. Holmstead
Florence A. Avis
London
Building Permit Granted for Two-Story House in Charleston
Will Build Dwelling W G Moore the city treasurer issued a building permit to O H Hopkins and H I Gibson on Saturday to erect a two story six room frame house on Second Avenue between A and B Streets. The estimated cost is 9500.
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W. G. Moore
Charleston
O. H. Hopkins
H. I. Gibson
Second Avenue
Gardens by the Poor Solicitation Drive in County
The county welfare board organized on Thursday asks for lots for gardens to provide vegetables to the unemployed. Despite late season, planting remains possible with small seed purchases. Ten cents worth of seed can sustain a person for days. those willing to donate seeds or plants may call Capitel 2387.
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County Welfare Boar
Lota
Capitel
Birthday of State Goes Unnoticed Locally
The sixty eighth birthday of West Virginia passed with no observance in city, county, or federal offices. Only courthouse notice will be a rephrasing on some legal documents to read in the sixty ninth year of the state.
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West Vigiina
Optometry Board to Hold Examinations at Parkersburg
The state Board of Optometry will conduct examinations for licensure at the Chancellor Hotel in Parkersburg on July 13 and 14. President W T Blaensmith announced that other optometry matters will be considered during and after the exams. China will aid its mining industry.
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State Boar of Optometry
Chancelor
Parkersburg
W. T. Blaensmith
Trinity Lutheran Service Broadcast From WOBU Radio
Trinity Lutheran church communion service to be broadcast at eleven this morning on radio station WOBU. Rev. A. B. Leamer will give an address, with organ prelude, offertory and postlude by Mrs. E. A. Fruth. The congregational choir directed by Ernest F. Joachim will sing Break Thou the Bread of Life with a solo by Mrs. Helen Leamer Kauta.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
WOBU
A. B. Leamer
E. A. Fruth
Ernest F. Joachim
Helen Leamer Kauta
Shorter Working Week To Affect Mail Service
Postmaster R. Mathews announced a 44 hour week at Charleston postoffice begins July 1. Saturday afternoon delivery will be suspended after one o clock to allow as many of the 132 employees as possible a half holiday. Mail collection and dispatch will continue as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
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Synod
Copeland
Hampoo
Dixie
Capitol
Streat
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
D. C. Parham
Washington, D. C
Dorothy White
Miss Utley
Piedmont
Virginia Beach, VA
LE Chalfonte
Horace Lucian Gray
Kanawha Furniture Co
Hollywood
Jacquard
Liberal Credit
Baye
Board of Optometry
China
Trinity
Voiles, Dimities
Batistes
Noval
R.C. A
Utube Ward Airline
WANS
Ward
Remane
Washington St
Charleston, W. Va
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