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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1936

Page

22

Epworth League Officers Chosen at Charleston Rally

The Rev T W Ha Bonuth installed new Epworth League officers for the Charleston district during a Friday night rally at a church. Hiram King presided. plans were made for an outdoor meeting at Pinchus month with Elkview First Methodist as host. Numerous members attended and a fellowship hour followed with theme focused on mental development and youth pew attendance.

T. W. Ha Mary Lawrence Leni Ruth Rumion Louise Smith Rosemary Hall Josephine McClurarold Flippin Wiliam Meadmws Marjorie Brown Chneman

Robinson as Democratic convention presiding chair and ally to Smith

Alexander R. George reports Senator Robinson, veteran Democratic leader, chosen to preside at the Philadelphia convention and earlier at San Francisco and Houston. The piece notes his role defending New Deal measures, campaigning for Roosevelt, and guiding party strategy amid turbulent ballots and a push for Smith’s renomination.

Alexander R George Washington Wilson San Francisco Ted James M. Cox Franklin D. Roosevelt Houston Ngtetion Alfred E. Smith Smith Robinson New Yorker Senate Uidde Robinett Philadelphia Joseph

Democrats Plan Elaborate Program For Convention

Philadelphia details a dense Democratic National Committee agenda for the convention week. Events include a governor dinner, mayoral receptions, a Liberty Bell ringing, press dinners, scrapple breakfasts for women delegates, naval visits, speeches by Farley Barkley and Roosevelt ally, plus a royal parade and the nomination process with public addresses at Franklin Field.

Democratic National Committee Wilson Mayor Wilson Independence Hall Philadelphia Penn Athletic Club Philadelphia Navy Yard James A Farley Milice Walls Earle Benjamin Franklin Memorial and Franklin Institute Pernyania Federation of Democratic Women Temeporary Alben W. Barkley Kentucky Robin Hoddell Paul Whiteman Philadelphia Orchestra National Roosevelt Alaved John E. Mack New York Roll of States Toutice Daneer Job Nance Garner Robin Bond Maliinal Democratic Committee National Committee Schuylkill River Roosevelt Garner

Nunnenkamp Pupils Recital Set at Madison Methodist Church

Music pupils of Evita Stayr Nunnenkamp will present a recital at Madison Methodist Church at 3:00 this afternoon. Participants include Mrs. Bruce Bradley, Jean O'Dell, John Priestley, and others listed in the program.

Evita Stayr Nunnerkamp Madison Methodist Church Bruce Bradley Jean O'Dell John Priestly Ellel Iy Chambers Francs Ann Dade Robert Kinder Jane Award Kenneth Bradley Betty Priesley Wayne Bradley Katherine June Carpenters Edrie Elieces Virsonia Thahet

Ryan Given Three Years For Theft of Automobile

Ralph Ryan pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile owned by A. G. Mathews Jr. of Charleston. Judge Collett Littlepage sentenced him to three years and six months in the state penitentiary. James Burrard was acquitted as an accomplice. trial of Malcolm Sutphin, charged with killing Alvin Sutphin, continued until January.

A. G. Mathews, Jr Charleston Ralph Ryan Collett Littlepage Intermediate Court State Penitentiary James Burrard Malcolm = Sutphin Alvin Butphin Chesapeake Jamusrow

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