YW Tea Benefit for Chinese Girls Held at Dickinson Home
A silver tea at Mrs. Henry C. Dickinson’s East Virginia street home benefits the YWCA China work. Displayed items include rare Chinese art sent by Mrs. Dickinson’s daughter from China. Miss Irene Woo appears in costume. M. Litz chaired, A. W. Laing vice chaired. tea runs 3 to 1. D. areae Sextuplets born near Mandalay, one dies.
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Henry C. Dickiinson
Virginia Street
East
Dickinson
Clarence Ryland Chase
China
M. ©. Litz
A. W. Laing
Irene ‘Woo
Fourth Estate members gather amid NEA events and hints of leadership
At Waitsburg Washington and nearby locales reporters and editors mingle with NEA figures led by W W Loomis of LaGrange as Herman Roe of Northfield and Bill Conrad of Medford draw attention. The gathering includes Clayton Rand of Gulfport and Otis Brumby of Marietta amid talks, awards, and social exchanges.
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Want Ad Chamg
W. H. Conrad
Bill
Medford
Wis
Star-News
Want
Alaska
Louis Schmeling
Bill Conrad
National Editorial Association
Clayton Rand
Gulfport
Miss
NEA
Prize winners and notable figures at Michigan article contest
The piece notes Guy A. Hardy won last year’s state prize for best article on Michigan and drove by the Greenbrier hotel. It lists numerous publishers and officials at a convention, including Gov. James A. Price, Ed Bemis, Andy Edmiston, Mrs Edmiston, Cal J He Long, Justus Cratmer, Ted Woodyard, Jo Woodyard, Elmo Scott Watson, R O Van dercook, George B Dolliver, Maj. Raymond B Bottom, Walter D Puller, Ed Martin, and NEA benefactor E C Amos. NEA tourists, with Col P D Shingleton, travel by state troopers to Charleston on their West Virginia tour.
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Guy A. Hardy
NBA
Canan City
Colo
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Greenbrier
Hardy
Colorado
James A. Price
Virginia
Edwin A. Bemis
School of Journalism
Boulder
Andy Edmiston
Weston
Weston Democrat
Edmiston
W. Richardson
California
California Publishers’ Association
Cal
Battle Creek Moon- Journal
Maj
Raymond B. Bottom
Virginia Press Association
Walter D. Puller
Curtis Publishing Company
Ed Martin
Ohio Newspapers’ Association
NEA
P. D. Shingleton
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Charleston
West Virginia
Democrats to Organize Democratic Club Meeting
A meeting will be held at the Dunbar school on Second avenue this evening to organize a Democratic club in the first ward. The event aims to rally local supporters and establish party activities in the area.
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BP. m
Dunbar School
Second Avenue
First Ward
Betty Receives Royal Insignia and Memorial Queen Pageant
Crowds thronged Beckley streets to view Buckley relics and witness a Thursday coronation parade. A 1500 cast pageant “Progress Through the Years” preceded a grand ball at Woodrow Wilson field. Gov Holt planned to present the Governor's Cup after a Beckley Logan game and the National Editorial Association visit.
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Buckley
Betty
Woodrow Wilson Athletic Field
National Editorial Association
Holt
Beckley
Capels Mine Blocked by Cloudburst Flooding
Heavy rains caused 14 landslides on Panther Jaeger road. August Pais ordered off all steam shovels to clear the highway. Capels mine cleanup and operations restart may take several days according to coal company officials.
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Panther Jaeger
August Pais
Coal Company
Capels
Birth Announcements From Area Families
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Poling announce a daughter born June 19 at McMillan hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lancaster report a son born Sunday at St. Francis hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Resler announce a daughter born Sunday at St. Francis hospital. Roscoe Arbogast notes a birth on June 18 at a local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colin report a daughter born yesterday at Charleston General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Rayhall announce a son born at Charleston General hospital.
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W. C. Poling
Big Jey Avenue
McMillan Hospital
Mrs. Lee Lancaster
Reed Sunday
St. Francis Hospital
Howard Resler
Ells River Road
Roscoe Arbogast
Crescent Road
Ray Colin
Ridgeview
Charleston General Hospital
L. D. Rayhall of
Mahan
Machinists Elect Clifton Forge Man General Chairman
W. H. Gorman of Clifton Forge was elected general chairman in the recent machinists balloting across the Chesapeake and Ohio railway system. R. Owen of Richmond became vice president and John Lindsey of Huntington joined as secretary treasurer. A. Schott Covington and W. A. Otey Newport News joined the executive board alongside the new officers. Robert Fechner spoke at the convention banquet.
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Clifton Forge
W. H. Gorman
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway System
International Association of Machinists
R. ¥. Owen
Richmond
John Lindsey
Huntington
W. Va
J. W. Stewart
Columbus
A. Schott
Covington
W. A. Otey
Newport News
Robert Fechner
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Church Ladies Auxiliary to Meet at Belle Presbyterian
The Belle Presbyterian church ladies auxiliary will meet at eight o clock at the church. Mr Amy Miley will supervise the program. A prize will be awarded to the circle with the largest yearlong attendance.
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The
Belle Presbyterian Church
Amy Miley
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