Society notes show circle meeting and weddings in 1927
Circle Four of the Piet M church in Charleston will meet at Mrs J kt Ahunk Hin's home at 1507 Quarder Street tomorrow night at 8. Members urged to attend. Announcements cover recent marriages of Miss B N Humphrey of Freedonia and James I Morgan Jr of this city, with Morgan’s lineage and education noted. Further social events include a Ladies Aid meeting, bridge parties for Mrs A G Kossuth and others, and visits honoring guests Miss Estelle Perry and Miss Grace Wext, with various hosts and attendees listed.
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EL Church
South
Mra. J. Kt
Ahunk
Fin Bz. E. Humphrey
Freedonia
Virginis Wernet
Bampden-Budhey College
West Virginia University
Bt. Christopher's School
Richmond
Walter A. Perry
Mins
Estelle Perry
Bir
James Irs Matheney
Ladies Aid Society
First
M. E. Church
W. A. Sparkes
Bill
Grace Wext
Ranulph Street
Gladys Yeager
Point Twe Mortage
Mire
Mre
Betty Reynong
Joseph Booth
Deen
Bmrs
Booth
W. van
Personal Intelligence from Charleston and Surroundings
Mrs Frank C Boyer of Winfield visited Charleston Monday. Miss Hazel Cunningham returned to Lee Street from White Sulphur Springs. Miss Margaret Christie of Huntington attended a wedding in Huntington. Charles Grossman, son of Mr and Mrs M W Grossman, left for Fort Wayne Indiana to attend summer camp at Culver Military Academy. Lyle Hatcher visiting Charleston from Beckley. Rev C B Graham returned from a trip to Atlantic City and New York. Mrs E O Barber and Miss Jatneys of Lumber will attend the marriage in Huntington. Agnes Thornton to wed Oscar Kraehendaebl. Mr and Mrs Richard Richardson will spend the summer in Louisville. Mrs Mildred Garred visiting Ashland. Mrs G J Barks visiting Pittsburgh. Dr Pierce reported seriously ill at Highland Terrace. Elizabeth Brightwell leaves for New York to await voyage to Europe for Paris. C S Southey on a business visit. Mr and Mrs Long Bre. Pack Griteon left for Somersville New Jersey to take their car back. Mrs De Frehnsey, Mrs Bim McVey, Miss Fanny Harper, Miss Laura Moore and Mr Paul Marriott of Huntington returned via Washington for the graduation of Mrs Hennessey Nichcy, Miss Mary Donovan of Saint Mary’s Academy. Mr and Mrs Patrice visiting White Sulphur Springs. cottage rented for summer. Shirley Ann Wells, young daughter of …
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Frank C. Boyer
Winfield
Charleston
Hazel Cunningham
Lee Street
Mae Misa Biary
Ellen Ghidders
Rist Ders
Margaret Chist
Huntington
Charles Grossman
M. W. Grossman
Fort Wayns
Ind
C. B. “Graham
Hantle City
New Yore
jEatneys
Lurber
Agnes Thornton
Oscar Kraehendaebl
Jerry Bills
Mildred Lurber
Bisa Thorton
Bev. C
Ong
Somersville
New Jersey
De 3
Frennensey
Tre
Bim McVey
Fanny Harper
Lautva Moore
Paul Marriott
Hunthaves
Washington
Hennessey‘ Niccy
Milas Mary Donovan
BE Mary's Academy
Mra
Patrice
White Sulphur Springs
PW. Fiournoy
Shirley Acn
Wells
Es Ee
Women’s Baptist Temple Union Meeting This Thursday
Community activities note a Womans Union of the Baptist Temple meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the church with a full attendance. A box supper will be held Friday at the clubhouse at 6 for members and husbands. social hour with refreshments served. Also listed are related social events and musical entertainment by Mrs. A. Senshard and Mrs. Hilda Smith with songs and a social hour to follow.
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the Baptist Temple
Ne Ior
A. J. Senshard
Moines Arnett
Hilda Smith
Miles Gedrode
Sallys Sallies Guest Locals Move In South Hills
Sallys Sallies of Mr and Mira Wells recuperate after illness at Miss Mary Alice Corker of New Lexington Ohio guest of Mrs O L Blone Maple Terrace before returning home in Hin ton Pauline McConnell Ravena wood guest of Mrs John Poy ton Mr and Mrs Sherman Ballard move into new home at 1112 Oakmont Avenue South Hills
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Mira
M. J. Wells
Mary Alice Corker
Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Ohio
O. L. Blone
Maple Terrace
Hinton
Pauline McConnell
Ravenawood
John Poy‘ton
Sherman H. Ballard
Edgewood Drive
Oakmont Avenue
South Hills
June visit to Greenbrier by Governor Smith and party
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York enjoyed perfect June weather at Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. He walked the grounds and played 18 holes at the No 1 course with companions, drafted letters, and was joined by numerous New York and Baltimore visitors including Mrs. McKeever and Mrs. Whitton. The group planned travel details with Commander Richard E. Byrd and preparations for trips to Paris and London.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Greenbrier Grounds
W. F. Xenny
James J. Riorden
George R. van Names
Greenbrier
Duncheon
Smith
Mra
W. F. Kenny
London
Paer
Richard E. Byrd
Paris
Roosevelt Field
Kenny
Chauncey McKeever
Mr. McKeever
Mrs. Whits Follmer
William Gitls McAdoo
Taft
Rehearsal Draws 500 Plus for Awakening Play
More than 500 men and women attended a rehearsal of The Awakening to be staged next week at the high school auditorium by the local Ku Klux Klan. James H. Hull, the producer director, reported abundant talent and a 644 cast. Tickets go on sale at Timberlake Service Pharmacy on 1012 Quarrier Street with options for reserved seats or crasia passes. The West Virginia State Medical Association opened its sixtieth annual meeting with noted physicians from Charleston, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Kansas City among speakers.
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Iocal Ku Klur Klan
Bedusa
James H. Hull
Hull Aald
Charleston
Timberlake Service
Quarrier Street
Crsia
Charlotte
N. Cc
West Viginia State Medical Association
Bodney Ritter
J. E. Sweet
New York
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Wiliam A. Frants
Elmer Punk
Philadelphia
B.tunstall Taylor
Baltimore
Thomas Parran
Sturgeon General
United States Public Health Service
James Jackson
Kansas City
American Medical Association
J. E. Monger
Oita
Return of the Lowly Peanut Delights Charleston
Thousands of tickets flow to canvassers as peanut roaster stalls reappear in Charleston business districts. The box office opens at 9:00 am for reserved seats to the stage version of Birth of a Nation, with spoken lines amplifying the landmark film’s earlier spectacular scenes.
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St 15
Absorbent cotton pads promise odor control
Five times more absorbent than ordinary cotton pads, these quick drying pads deodorize and end the danger of offending odors.
Privilege tax permits due in Kanawha County
Hundreds of Kanawha County businessmen plan to wait until the June 30 penalty deadline for privilege tax permits. County Clerk Roscoe Moulton notes a license market slump with just over 100 permits issued. Vendors predict a peanut stand comeback as hot dogs wane and old roaster names reappear, stirring street aromas again.
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Kanawha County
Hine
Roscoe Moulton
Clark Moulton
Aod
Concerts at Municipal Band Shell this summer
Roomy seating for 2000 and free parking will accompany a city concert series at the old capital site corner of Capitol and Led streets. The event, to be announced next Friday at 8 pm, aims to entertain citizens with enhanced comfort and free admissions funded by bonds and local supporters.
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Capital
Capitol
Led
Barcelona
Senorita Maria
Valice
Théj
Concert sets and grandstand wiring at rear lot
The text notes ongoing cleanup at a rear lot and city electrical inspection of wiring for the grandstand and grounds. It mentions Wehrle B Geary of a diamond and garment company with parking privileges and seating arrangements, while Billie Burke is slated as the soloist for upcoming concerts along with other songs planned.
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Wehrle B. Geary
Diammond Bhoe and Garment Company
Niy
Billie “Burke
Eo Wild
County clerks rush to process new licensing forms
Clerks in the county offices are busy filling scenas forms for hotels, restaurants, pool halls, cigar stores, real estate agents, theatres and other commercial venues. Only about 60 soft drink places, 60 tobacco stores, and 20 hotels have licensed for the new fiscal year. Expect a rush in the next four days with penalties for delays after July 1.
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Clear Nod Tobacco
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A. G. Classen
Glen Lilly
Harry Dissher
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Dorothy Eliot
Mim ‘Guttver
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Kentucky
Mildred Garred
Virginian Streat
Mra J Sandlin
Ashland
G. J. Barks
Toasy
Pittsburgh
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Highland Terrace
Elizabeth Brightwall
Europe
Wall Paper
Arter Paint &Glase CO
Ble Street
McCrory’s
Capitol St
Sallys
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Ordne
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Ellen J. Buckland
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Omiaha, Nebes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Outhomahs
Nebraska
Lydia
Itolph Bratke
Taylan
Tina
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Lydia B. Winkham
E-Pinkham
Rembrandt Studio
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Kodak Film
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