Dunbar Clubs Name Officers At Dinner Meetings
Mrs. B Hill was elected president of the Child Study club of Dunbar at a dinner meeting hosted by William Pile on 22nd St. Other officers include Mrs. Rice, vice president, Mrs. Yates, secretary, Mrs. Hyes, treasurer, and Mrs. Pite, historian. A cosmetics sale is planned for summer with a product demonstration set for July 18 at Mrs. Marquis’s home. The Hillside Garden club annual dinner named G P Barlow as president and outlined committees for the coming year. A planting session is planned at Second Ward school with no July or August meetings. Eastern Star Dunbar chapter officers were installed at the Masonic temple with Mrs. Rockhold as worthy matron and Mr. Stockton as worthy patron. The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Humphreys Memorial chose alcohol problems as a quarterly theme, with circles meeting at several homes. The First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society heard a youth-house party report from camp Cowen and held devotional services. Dunbar Lions Club set a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at Corner Launch with 100 percent attendance awards to members. Roxalana Farm Women’s Club discussed slipcovers and draperies, and 4-H camp activities. a family picnic is planned for July 13. Arbaughs and daughter Patricia Elizabeth travel to England to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hill
Child Study Club of
Dunbar
Agene
William Pile
22Nd St
William Rice
Browning Yates
Harry] Es
Pite
Arch McQueen
Re B. Marquis
West Virginia
Delbert Fisher
Hillside Garden Club
Moore
G. P. Barlow
RR. Harbert
Charles Steinmetz
Camden Smith
Mattie Amick
Alton Parsons
Harbert
Rose Starkey
Fisher
P. Leighton Smith
Parsons
A. D. Graveley
R. B. Smith
Second Ward
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
C. W. Rockhold
Rockhold
N. S. Mount
Hi. A. Master
Mabel G. Bader
Sylvia Bowyer
Kathleen Bader
H.W. Hinkle
Ada McCallum
Arthur McCorey
Gail Ross
Virginia Graveley
Ada
C. B. Boggess
Ruth
Helen M. Dearth
Esther
Tressie Ranson
Martha
Alma Zlecta
Beatrice Boot
George D. West
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Ward St
Harald Brabbin
Wanda Parsons
Frances Ann Dudding
Dwight Musser
Charles Riffee
Camp Cowen
A. D. Rumbaugh
Leonard Brent
E. R. Stanley
Ela Tucker
W. H. Marshall
Roxalana Farm Women’s Club
Okey King
Robert Skiles
Lavonia Hilbert
Remarkable for Stomach Trouble Ends at Coben Bros. Drug Stores
A fragmented note from AH Coben Bros. Drug Stores mentions stomach trouble and medical terms, highlighting a sale or notice related to health products. The readable fragment emphasizes medicine, stomach issues, and a possible consumer alert or promotional item involving Suaveuape WOH and pink sales terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vox
Vets Dominate WVT Honor List
West Virginia Tech honors list shows ex servicemen leading the second semester with many B or better averages. A total of 91 students made the select class for grades, highlighting Burgess Meadows and Hugh Butcher with straight A averages among a long roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
West Virginia Tech
Burgess A. Meadows
Talcott
Hugh H. Butcher
Sutton
Mary Lou Ferrer
Mary Bethay Conrad
Webster Springs
Vera Lotus Boley
Ansted
Leah Frances Sledd
Quinwood
Alma Y. Hess
Kenneth B. Bennett
Evelyn Z. Crandall
Yvonne M. Cooke
Williamson
Donald R. Starcher
Weston
Kenneth O. Harris
Richwood
Maynard E. Hail
Powellton
Charles E. Weaver
Falls View
Herbert C. Herring
Princeton
Bernard L
Oak Hill
Yearl E. Arnold
Aurora
Helen W. Nichols
Smithers
Wayne W. Whonhas
Wellsburg
Martha
W. Runyon
Akron
Albert T. Tilley
Fayetteville
Relph Dale Breedlove
East Bank
Houston C. Bowyer
South Charleston
Warren H. Brown
Gladstone
Hattie Lee Paulding
Ross Avery Hutchens
Statesburg
Kathryn DB
Pell
Clay
Samuel EB. Mann
Renick
Evalena Mae Williams
Rennie Lee Smith
Spencer
Nelson E. Zinn
West Union
Russell Smith
Addis R. Merry
Pages Mentee
Arbaugh
Dorothy Lamport
Dunar
Local Names List from Schenectady Area
A roster of individuals including Maurice Lee Yi Bernard Thompson Herman Skaggs Sally Jo Ann Lusk Betty Neil Martha Thomas Henry Hayes and others linked to towns such as White Sulphur Springs Charleston East Bank Jumping Branch Oak Hill Mullens and Poca. The fragment appears to be a partial notice or directory style listing of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Maurice Lee
Bickel
White Sulphur Springs
Bernard E. Thompson
Smithers
Mary Frances Hannigan
Montgomery
Charles E. McGinley
Oak Hill
Victor W. Nicholas
Charleston
Herman L. Skaggs
Ansted
Lois M. Carver
Geralding Hastings
Sally Jo Ann Lusk
Williamson
Betty Jean Neil
Radford
James R. Davis
Poca
Arthur W. France
East Bank
Anderson D. Goodson
Wayne E. Haynie
Mammoth
Emmette W. Lilly
Jumping Branch
James Lively
Oil Industry Names Four Vice Chairmen
Fred G. Bannerot Jr state chairman of the oil industry public relations program in West Virginia has named four vice chairmen to assist with the work in the state. C W Cooper of the Pure Oil Co Cabin Creek heads the industry participation committee. Other vice chairmen are R E McDaniel Standard Oil Co Charleston for advertising H G Triplatt Sterling Oil Division of Quaker State St Marys for finance and J E Matthews Socony Vacuum Oil Co Clarksburg for speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Bannerot, Jr
West Virginia
C. W. Cooper
Pure Oil Co
Cabin Creek
R. E. McDaniel
Standard Oil Co
Charleston Finance
H. G. Triplatt
Sterling Oil Division
Quaker State
St. Mary's
J. E. Matthews
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Clarksburg
Kanawha 4-H Camp Trip Heads to Clifftop
Thirty four Kanawha county boys and girls will leave tomorrow for Clifftop to join 4-H club members from McDowell and Mercer counties for a week long camp event featuring activities and cooperative programs with the regional youth clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Kanawha County
Clifftop
McDowell
Mercer
Camp at Washington Carvel 4-H under WV State College supervision
The encampment will be led by agricultural agent Mrs. Julia H. Lowery of West Virginia State College and accompanied by counselors Mrs. Zaphra P. Moore Mrs. Mary A. Payne Mrs. Maggie Wattie and Mrs. Janie Dunlop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Carvel
Scout Troop 91 Wins Refrigeration Honor
Scout Troop 91 of Mt. Hope won first honors at a Becket Beek Camporee last week for excellent appearance road conduct and originality in improvising an outdoor refrigeration system. Sponsored by the Mt Hope Lions club the troop scored 1168 points out of 1200 with 20 scouts in three patrols Arrow Wolf and Pewitt led by Henry Hinte Ben Grindstaff and Clovis Robinson. A Lions club committee W. E. King C. J. Evans Andy McIntire Lloyd G. Fitzgerald Dwight Warnock will supervise exams to determine readiness for promotion. National forests of the U S include 73 million acres capable of growing commercial timber crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope
Mt ‘Hope
Clovis Robinson
Mt. Hope Lions Club
W. E. King
C. J. Evans
Andy McIntire
Lloyd G. Fitzgerald
Dwight Warnock
Hebrew Leaders to Speak At Bible Conclave Close
Three representatives of the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America will speak at the closing week of the ninth Zanawha Valley Bible conference. Rev Jacob Bernheim of Raleigh N C arranged the program. Rev Nathan J Stone of Moody Bible Institute Chicago will be the first speaker at 32 TM m. Today. Other speakers include Rev Fred Kendal Detroit and Yev Bernheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Christian Alliance of America
Union Mission
Jacob Bernheim
Raleigh
N. C
Leld
Nathan J. Stone
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Red Kendal
Detroit
Mich
Yev. Bernheim
Youth Sentenced by Judge Ritchie in Lakin Reform School
An 11 year old from Charleston, Latino JPoy, violated probation last week and was sentenced to reform school in Lakin by Juvenile Judge Charles Ritchie. Ritchie noted multiple prior arraignments and guilty findings for theft and breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin
Charleston Negra Jpoy
Charles Ritchie
Frontier Asthma Medicine Free Trial Notice
Free trial offer for Frontier Asthma Medicine promising temporary relief from bronchial asthma attacks and sleep disturbances. Includes directions to order, claim that it costs nothing, and cautions about proper use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Company
Frontier
Sud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Humphreys ‘Memorial Church
Harold Johnson
James Bowyer
Mabel Bader
M. L. Hickman
C. C. Jones
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dunbar Lions Club
H. G. Brammer
Charles Caldwell
H. L. Everhart
KE. E. Fife
J. J. Goans
7. C. Kessell
A. D. McCormick
D. E. Payne
Sam Sloan
George ‘Speicher
Douglas F. Arbaugh
Patricia Elizabeth
New York
LaGuardia Field
Swindown
England
AH Coben Bros. Drug Stores
Sears Roebuck and CO
Charleston, W. Vu
Adenes
Kenmore
Summers ST
Dial
Aia
Oil Industry
U. S
Aviat X' NY Ai
Morrison
Federal
Home Canners
Pelzer
Taylor
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