Regional Executive Praises Charleston Scout Growth
Charles ton area council gains largest WV membership and ranks among top 10 in Ohio Kentucky West Virginia region 4 with 2258 registered. Wood plans Fayette county district setup and district committee meeting, while numerous Scouting events and camps unfold across Kanawha and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Charles &. Wood
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Wood
Fayette County
Fayetteyi
Kanawa County
Jefferson Democrats Plan Nominators Rally
Jefferson district Democrats schedule a nominators rally Saturday at eight in Moose Hall St Albans with committees named tomorrow for a Roosevelt nominator membership drive to fund the national campaign. Herbert W Bryan will chair the meeting and Mrs Clyde H Davis notes her husband, visiting Virginia, is not the Clyde Davis held by the grand jury for breaking and entering before Judge Cyrus W Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson District
Moosehall
St. Albans
Roosevelt Nominators Club
National Campaign Fund
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Herbert W. Bryan
Clyde H. Davis
Sixth Street
Virginia
Clyde Davis
Cyrus W. Hall
Delegates Return From Civitan International Convention
Delegates from the Charlestown Civitarian club return from Hartford Connecticut after attending the Civitan International annual convention. They are F A Sutter secretary of the Incal club H B Clay and A Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Civitary Club
Hartford
Conn
Civitan International
F. A. Sutter
Incal Club
H. B. Clay
A. Fitch
Dunbar Young People's Union Meets at First Baptist
Dunbar community notes record the Young People's union meeting at First Baptist with Rhenus ODell president speaking on There is a Time to Build. Numerous attendees from Dunbar and Charleston are listed along with visitors, birthdays, and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Rhenus O'Dell
Elizabeth Rust
Alice Rust
Charleston
R. K. Gaw
C. A. McCarty
Lorraine Carlson
Margaret Gillespie
Jessie Seigenthaler
Ruby Tittle
Jessie Walker
Arietta Gillespie
Mildred Stewart
Bernice Ranson
O. Elizabeth Simmons
Julia Tittle
Virginia McNealy
Ednna Hill
Virginia Beaver
Marguerite Miller
Dorothy Lockado
Far Goons
Maxine Tittle
Virginia Kay
Mildred Lowery
Nise Katheen Garrett
Sophia Tilkesky
Melba Casto
Mise Dor Spence
Opal Brammer
Anna Ranson
Rosemary Garrett
Fae Han
Evelyn Shrast
Misa Lorraine Hayes
Elizabeth Shafter
Ruth Shaffer
Sue Contey
Misa Freeda Elmers
Ethel Marie Wilens
Eleanor Kelly
Betty Ransen
Ronald Payne
T. F. Smith
H.W. Hinkle
Cnntre
T. Encharge
H D . Merritt
Ford
R. W. Saunders
Walker
Gus Wil 13
Frank Harvey
L. Grane
Virginia Hinkle
Fev
Dewey Parsons
T. E. Keeling
K. J. Jarvis
Second View
H. C. Brammer
Norman Mount
C. M. Higginbotham
Brown Yates
H. E. Kleiner
John Spence
L. Spence
Dunbar Avenue
Federal Railway
Dunbar
Daniel Boonie
West Virginia
The
Lions Clib
Mt. and
BM Phares Reodes
M. Speicher
2. Williams
Tourism Subcommittees Present Partial State Report
Preliminary report on developing the tourist business in the state was submitted by three West Virginia chamber of commerce sub committees meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel. They plan further investigation and will have reports ready for the general committee led by Williamson Cook McClintic and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virgina
Monday Driving Given Approval
Major R. E. O Connor, president of the Southern West Virginia Auto club, and an AAA executive urge planning weekend trips to return Monday morning for safety and comfort. They cite heavy Sunday traffic near cities and clearer roads early Monday, noting travelers are tired Sunday night and daytime driving is safer, yielding a 10 to 12 hour extension in trip time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. O'Connor
Southern
West Virginia Auto Club
AAA
Free tail light reflectors offer from B F Goodrich
The B F Goodrich Company, via Parsons-Brindle Tire Co, Washington West at Columbia Ave, will give away a red crystal tail light reflector emblem. No purchase or obligation. Open to car owners who request one. free safety promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Goodrich Company
Parsond-Brindle Tire
Washington B&i
Columbia Ave
Serine Parsons-Brindie
Charleston Students Honored at Chicago Convocation
Two Charleston residents received degrees at the University of Chicago 184th convocation in the Gothic Chapel. Charles Gabriel Polan earned a Doctor of Medicine and John Phillip Brick a four year certificate in medicine, both through Rush Medical College. The ceremony conferred 909 degrees in total with 505 women graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
University of Chicago
Charles Gabriel Polan
Virginia Street
John Phillip Brick
Indiana Avenue
Rush Medical College
Convocation Address Highlights and Racing Notes
Dr. George E. Vincent retired Rockefeller Foundation president delivered the convocation address on the "Pain of Thinking." Omaha is among early favorites to win the Scot Gold Cup race in England on June 18. William Woodward's star of 1935 is showing fine form abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
England
William Woodward
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Area Council
Charles E. Wood
South Charleston
Is Hunter
Commodore
Filet Eggleton
Martin
University Club of South
Kenneth A. Pratt
Richwood
CCC
Hoy Scouts
Four-H
M. H. F. Kinsey
Camp Walhonde
Trail Blazers
Buzzard Rack
Richard Hazeltine
Harry Tully
Jack Lewis
James Thompson
Frank Davis
James Gingerall
Roy Greenlee
Philip Monroe
James Houtz
Owens-Illinois
Kanawha City
W. C. Stearns
Nathan Goldstein
Stearns
Sclove
Jefferson
Democrats
Paradise
State Commission ON Conservation and Development Department
Capitol Street
Richmond
Lower Falls Beach
Lower Falls
Coal River
Dunbar News
Carl Jarvis
R. A. Keeling
A. H. Melton
Penest and
Dorcas Mae
L. A. Melton
Ocean
Fiarlee P
Muscrave Phane
Chicago
Now In Progress
National Furniture CO
Kanawha ST
D. H. Crawford
Morrison Bldg
Quarrier Street
Hialto Theate
All
America
Frigidaire Dessers
Frigidaire
General Motors
Ated
Frigidaire Corporation
Dayton, Ohio
Clara
Ted Fioritots
Orchestre
N. B.C
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