Sir Louis Beale Guests at Greenbrier Dinner
Sir Louis Beale and Lady Beale were honored at a Greenbrier dinner in White Sulphur Springs with West Virginia leaders from education, industry, banking, transportation and law. Lawal of WVU chaired. Hill was vice chair. Beale, a British Purchasing Commission member, will soon return to the Pacific coast to negotiate aircraft materials purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Sir Louis Beale
K.c.mlg
C.B.E
British Purchasing Commission
U. S
Lady Beale
London
Greenbrier
West
China
Washington
Lord Lothian
Seven Weddings Scheduled Today in Charleston and Beyond
Seven marriages are planned across Charleston and other cities. In Charleston, Miss Cora Frances Board weds Lieut Jack William Blsir at 3:30 PM at St Mark's Methodist, Miss Anna Elizabeth Sutherland weds Ensign Frederick Alexander Jesser Jr. at 8:30 PM at First Presbyterian, Miss Frances Alice Seaman weds Stephen E. Pritchard at 4 PM at First Presbyterian, and Miss Dorothy Gertrude Heintz weds Rene Alexander Valley at 2 PM at St Agnes in Kanawhisity. Other ceremonies include Miss Anna Blair marrying Harry Curtis at 3 PM EST at the home Annamede in Crawford, Miss Eleanor Lopez weds Dr John P. Brick at 8 AM at Camp Shelby Regimental Chapel, and Miss Mary Duncan Walker of Huntington weds Bir Harry Nelson Pace of Lewisburg at the bride's home in Huntington at a later hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cora Frances Board
Jack William Blsir
St Mark’s Methodist Church
Anna Elizabeth Sutherland
Frederick Alexander Jesser, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Frances Alice Seaman
Stephen E. Pritchard
Dorothy Gertrude Heintz
Rene Alexander Valley
St Agnes’ Church
Kanawhsity
Anna Blair
Harry Curtis
Annamede
Crawford
Eleanor Lopez
John P. Brick
Camp Shelby
Miss
Mary Duncan Walker
Huntington
Bir
Harry Nelson Pace
Lewisburg
Community Scenes of Travel and Illness in Lewisburg
Local notes show Mr Jackson DP of Edgewood recovering from an appendectomy at Kana wha Valley Hospital. Various visitors and travelers include Miss Elizabeth Knight in Lewisburg, Dr J A Davis in Roanoke, Esther Dunham in New York, and families from Cincinnati Waco Welch and Buckhennon heading for summer visits and interstate trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson DP
Edgewood Drive
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Americans in Italy Still Minus Funds
Rome reports show Americans in Italy facing blocked bank accounts and disrupted commerce as Italy imposes freezing controls on U S credits. Washington's policies create ambiguity and loopholes, while U S consulates close amid Berlin influence signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
U. S
Grocer and
Baker
Washington
U. S. Treasury Department
U.S
Defense Testimony In Suit Over Moores Death
Defense testimony was offered in a circuit court jury trial over a $10,000 claim by Odie Moore of Rocky Fork widow and administratrix of Otis Moore against Charleston Finance, Madigan, and Jackson. Moore alleges beatings led to his suicide. defense says death followed excessive drinking. The trial began Wednesday and resumes Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie ‘Moore
Rocky Fork
Otis Moore
Charleston Finance Company
Willard Madigan
R. W. Jackson
Moore
Madigan
of Courtaulds, Ltd
U. S
Picnic Supper for 19435 Depart Members and Husbands
A 1935 Department picnic supper was held at the Cork home in Staunton Avenue for members of the Charleston Woman's Department and their husbands. Mrs Edward Cork I served as general chairman and a long list of attendees included Mr and Mrs C F O Grady, Mr and Mrs Harry Brawley, Mr and Mrs Robert Childers, Mr and Mrs Mark Gibson, Mr and Mrs Paul Dunnavant, Mr and Mrs Leroy Dunnavant, Mr and Mrs K Holley, Mr and Mrs B A Littleton, Mr and Mrs L A Meador, Mr and Mrs Earl Litton, Mr and Mrs Harlan Wilson, Mr and Mrs George Wood, Mr and Mrs Harold Graves, Mr and Mrs C C Tallman, Dr and Mrs P A Tuckwiller, Mr and Mrs C R Morgan Jr, Mr and Mrs Fred Lowe, Mr and Mrs Harper Grimm, Mr and Mrs Boyd Horner Jr, Mr and Mrs E C Taylor, Mr and Mrs Carl Wiley, Mrs John Alms, Mrs S Ro McConnell and Mr Edward Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan R. Cork
Staunton Avenue
Charleston
Edward ‘Cork I
C. F. O'Grady
Harry Brawley
Robert Childers
Mark Gibson
Paul Dunnavant
Leroy Dunnavant
K. Holley
B. A. Littleton
L. A. Meador
Earl Litton
Harlan Wilson
George Wood
Harold Graves
C. C. Tallman
P. A. Tuckwiller
C. R. Morgan, Jr
Fred Lowe
Harper Grimm
Boyd Horner, Jr
E. ¢. Taylor
Carl Wiley
John Alms
Ro .McConnell
Edsward Cork
Q and A Service answers readers questions
The Gazette's Q and A Service presents reader questions on property confiscation by occupying Germans, origins of the Republican party, water safety testing, senators' ancestry and religion, and historic flags. Answers note occupation money, Jefferson and Lincoln links to the party, steps to test water, and the Dragon Flag's historical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Jefferson
Washington
Adams
National Republicans
Whig Party
Democratic Republican Party
Jackson
Democratic Party
John C. Fremont
State Department of Health
Burien K. Wheeler
Gerald P. Nye
A. Wheeler
Nye
Norway
Denmark
Englland
Lewes
Crecy
Bosworth Field
Beckley Man Heads Clerks Association
The West Virginia Association of County and Circuit Clerks elected Harry Anderson of Berkeley as president at its annual convention in Wheeling on June 20. He succeeds L. L. Nightengale of Ohio County as Raleigh County clerk. Other officers named include Alex D Cyphers of McDowell as first vice president, J. G. Lambert of Wayne as second vice president, Paul A. Leatherman of Grant as third vice president, Nightengale as fourth vice president, and A. M Brown of Putnam as secretary-treasurer. Welch was chosen as next convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
West Virginia Association of County and Circuit Clerks
Harry Anderson
Berkley
Raleigh
L. L. Nightengale
O Hla
Alex D. Cyphers
McDowell County
J. G. Lambert
Wayne County
Paul A. Leatherman
Grant County
Nightengale
A. M Brown
Putnam County
Welch
Births Herald Childs Named Quinn And Maynard
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Al Quinn in Charlottesville Va He formerly worked as Gazette reporter and later became editor of the Daily Progress in Charlottesville A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Russell D Maynard of 522 Andrews Court Washington Manor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Quinn
Charlottesville
Russell d. Maynard
Andrews Court
Washington Manor
Veterans seek fair share in pension cut debate
Martinsburg report notes Rep. James E. Van Zandt warns Congress may slash veterans and dependents payments to fund defense. He returns to Washington from the 20th West Virginia VFW convention where members advocate mobilizing civilian morale and call for a presidential morale board to coordinate government public relations and morale efforts.
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Martinsburg
James E. Ven Zandt
R-Pa
van Zandt
Snor
Virginia Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
House
Congress
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Conturier
Wil
War Department
Post Office Party Club Dance Tonight at Kanawha Hotel
The Post Office Party Club hosts a dance from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Kanawha Hotel. A floor show by pupils from the Elizabeth Embire tort dance studio and Mr. O Henry Geene as master of ceremonies are planned.
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Post Office
Kanawha J A
Elizabeth Embiretort
O. Henry Geene
What Makes For A Happy Marriage Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix observes there is no reliable method to predict marital happiness. She notes many couples remain strangers after wedding, with surprises about habits and finances. She cautions that shifts in character may occur after marriage, and that courting tips or prophecies offer little safeguards.
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Altus
John
Mary
John Nad Gs
Don Juan
Darby
Papa
Dorothy Dix
Wed in Church Mrs Charles Fitch Marries Garnet Dee Clark
Miss Garnet Dee Clark became Mrs. Charles Fitch in a noon ceremony at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Rev B C Cannon officiated. Attendants included her sister-in-law Mrs Harold Clark and Mr Lindsy Hoy. Guests listed. couple to reside at 602 Eastern Avenue, South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitch
Garnet Dee Clark
Emmanuel Baptist Church
E. B. Clark
Ferry Branch
Fitch
Frank Spencer
South Charleston
B.C. Cannon
Harold Clark
Lindsy Hoy
L. B. Griffith
Joseph Kohn
Mary Ann Pauley
Elva -Mae Clark
Richard Gibson
Flich
duPont Company
Belle
Eastern Avenue
Maggard
Railroads Ready For Defense Task
White Sulphur Springs June 20 The Association of American Railroads reported railroads are ready for the defense load with 400000 new freight cars en route and 125000 more ordered. C and O President George D Brooke said the challenge is handling national commerce as a service issue rather to volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulper Springs
Robert J. Henry
Association of American Railroads
AAR
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Henry
George D. Brooke
Harry P. Henshaw
Huntington, C
Bride-Elect Charlotte Bailier Honored In Fayette Street Shower
Mrs Major Herrick and Mrs Mary Ellas hosted a Thursday night shower at the former’s Fayette Street home in Fayette to honor Miss Charlotte Bailier who is to wed tomorrow morning to Mr John Herrick. Guests included Mrs Herrick Charles Simon Miss Haddad Philip Herrick Fred Courey An Neon Cocy Harry Eling the Misses Virginia Burgess Charlotte M Kown Bessie Gay Loretta Burgess Mace Young Elizabeth Ripley Mary Workmen and Stildred Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Herrick
Mary Ellas
Fayette Street
Charlotte Bailier
John Herrick
Mesdames
Anna Herrick
Charles Simon
Miss Haddad
Philip Herrick
Fred Courey
Anneon Cocy
Harry Eling
Virginia Burgess
Charlotte Mr Kown
Bessie Gay
Loretta Burgess
Mace] Young
Elizabeth Ripley
Mary Workmen
Stildred Crowder
Ringworm of the skin linked to athletic facilities
A health column explains that skin eruptions like ringworm are caused by a fungus, not simply sweat disorders. It notes widespread infection among freshmen at the University of California and cautions that any skin region can be affected. Treatment varies by fungus type, with potassium permanganate, Whitfield's Ointment, tincture of iodine, and dermatologist care for secondary infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Oliver S. Ormsby
Mitchell
Ciendering
University of California
Whitfield
Ry. Clendaning
Logan Clendening
1918 Graduates to Meet in Charleston Dinner Reunion
The 1918 graduating class of Charleston will reunite at a dinner today at 6 30 p m at the Wren's Nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Filen School
Norma Jean Black Birthday Fete At Powellton
Mrs. William Black of Powellton hosted a party honoring her daughter Norma Jean Black for her birthday. Guests included Mrs. Ira Merritt Mrs. Earl Morris and many friends and relatives with surnames Merritt Kossuth Hil Roark and Black. Virginia Gibson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Gibson, is a patient in Charleston General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
Powellton
Norma Jean Black
Ira Merritt
Earl Morris
Carolyn Kossuth
Marguerite Hil
Ann Roark
Patsy Ann Robbins
Pater Merritt
Iris Merritt
Betty Kossuth
Thelma Kossuth
Retha Mae Angus
Betty Lou Cartwright
Jackie Ferrell
Ferry Ferrell
Betty Estep
Jo Ann Black
Ardith Lou Black
Masters Jack Morris
Kenneth Morris
Frank Morris
Ralph Black
Donald Estep
Donald Kirby
Virginia Gibson
Mrs
Henry Gibson
Charleston General Hospital
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Stephen Dana
Cincinnati, O
Miss Elizabeth Knight
Tustawilla Farm
Francis Rogers
Kitty Wallace
Cedar Grove
Roanoke
J. A. Davis
W. W. Petty
FE. W. Gum
South Ruffner
Virginia Beach
Mrs. Gum
Rebel Ross
Virginia Street
Buckhennon
Enoch Bellis
Esther Dunham
New York City
James N. Dunham
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frank Lewis
Ralph Albaugh
Waco
Tex
Montague Blundon, Jr
Virginia Streets
Williams E. ‘Chilton
Bradfard Street
G. W. Grizzel
Sharon
Guy Moore
Mary Henson
Ronda
Jack West Kepner
Doris Mae Uwariley
Fletcher G. Hartley
Chelyan
Chely
Kelvinator
Washington Street
Cork
the Gazette
Gazette Service Koreau
Gazette Washington Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Washloxton
Beckley Man Heads Clerks’ Association
Madam Bane
Seth
Ralph R. Hawthorne
Margaret Vickers
Bt. Albans
Fannie
Vickers
New Concord
Betty Hawthorne
Cadiz
Charles Vickers
Esther White
Dunbar
Boner
Norris Guthrie
Eccles
Pennsylvania
Solon
Stace
VFW
Usc
Calns
Charleston Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Kodak Rolls
Bennett
Ben Ber Ste Prune
Domino
Lagao Clendening, M. O
Westinghouse
Electrolux
Gibson
Stewart-Warner
Crosley
Morrison
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