Leadership Plaque Awarded at Oak Hill Lions Club
Oak Hill Lions Club installed R W Flack as president with Dr C L Kennedy presiding. Edward Radford and Eugene Carter named first and second vice presidents, others elected or reappointed. Outgoing president William Moore announced the district leadership plaque. Red Cross official Rick De Santos warned Fayette County has not participated in blood programs for 18 months. The club moved the Bloodmobile stop to July 2 after voting previously to deploy in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Radford
Eugene Carter
James
Pete) Kesler
Tt. E. Cavendish
C. G. Herndon
Milton G. Robinson
W. E. (Sammy) Fox
Gordon Spessard
Glen Kincaid
William Moore
Oak Fill Lions Club
Rick DeSantos
Red Cross Regional Blood Center
Huntington
Fayette County
Oak Hill Lions Club
Red Cross
Rock N Roll Show Grips Municipal Auditorium Tonight
Hucklebuck Paul Williams appears with his band at Municipal Auditorium for the 1957 Rock Roll Show headlined by Ruth Brown with The Drifters The Five Latins Youngblood Coasters Bo Diddley Johnny Hartman Smiley Lewis Schoolboys Spence Twins Show starts 10 p.m. dancing to 2 a.m. Tickets at Galperin's Guthrie Beane's and the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Hucklebuck) Williams
Municipal Auditorium
Ruth
Miss Rhythm) Brown
Drifters
Five Latins
Youngblood Coasters
Bo Diddley
Johnny ‘Hartman
Smiley Lewis
the Schoolboys
Spence Twins
Galperin
Guthrie Beane
Musicians Union Plans Two Free Concerts
Charleston Musicians' Union members will hold two free band concerts. A 40 piece group will perform at 3 p.m. tomorrow on the north side of the state capitol, with W. R. Want conducting at the capitol site, and a second performance at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Mound in South Charleston. The events are financed by a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Musicians’ Union
State Capitol
Mound
South
Charleston
J. Merle Hammett
W. R. Want
Capitol
Music Performance Trust Fund
Hammett
West Virginia convention and society meetings on Friday
Daniel Beene reports multiple events across Charleston and South Charleston including a Launderers and Dry Cleaners Assn convention at the Ruffner Hotel with sessions 9 a m to 5 p m and a dinner dance at 7 p m. Investors Diversified Service holds a 10 a m to 5 p m meeting with a luncheon at 1 p m. Panther Co hosts a noon luncheon and a Miss West Virginia judging contest at 8 p m with a dinner dance also noted. The 1932 class reunion at Ruffner Hotel includes a 7 p m dinner dance in South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beene
West Virginia
Ruffner Hotel
South Charleston
Airline Seeks Rate Revision from CAB
American Airlines urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to raise airfares to ensure adequate earnings for carriers. President C. R. Smith argued current regulations do not reflect rising costs, citing a 1941 DC3 price and a 5 million dollar jet program, and proposed cutting family discounts, removing roundtrip discounts and stopovers, and approving a 6 percent interim fare increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
C. R. Smith
Smith
CAB
State Beauty To Be Picked At West Virginia Pageant
West Virginia's entry in the Miss Universe contest will be chosen tonight at a beauty pageant in the ballroom of the Daniel Boone Hotel. About 75 girls compete when the show starts at 8 30. A Teen Queen will also be selected from contestants under 14. Miss West Virginia will compete in the Miss Universe contest at Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Daniel Boone Hotel
C. H. Beckett
Tin
Long Beach
Calif
Woman Cabinet Post Shocks Canada In Diefenbaker Win
Ottawa June 21 The Conservatives seized control after 22 years in eclipse and elevated a woman to full Cabinet rank Ellen Fairclough is secretary for state. John Diefenbaker sworn in as prime minister with 16 others. He will visit London for a Commonwealth meeting as several ministries shift. The party holds 109 seats to Liberal 105 with a potential new election looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Ellen Fairclough
U. S. State Department
Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
London
British Commonwealth
G.R. Pearkes
Howard Green
Donald Fleming
A. J. Brooks
Veterans
George Hees
Transport
Leon Baker
Gordon
Churchill
Davie Fulton
Justice
George Nowlan
National Revenue
Douglas Harkness
Angus MacLean
Michael Starr
Labor
William Hamilton
J. M. MacDonnell
New J
Canada
Fort Hill Developments and Others Property Transfers
A garbled list of real estate transfers and parcels across multiple districts. Names include Fort Hill Development Co Bragg Elswick Theodera Mason Massey Wiseman Spitheon Saunders McFarland and others, with parcels in Elk Dist Union Dist Marmat London and Charleston City boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill Development Co
Gens Levoy
Ace Lake
Ines
Homer ’. Bragg
Eotetes
Jefferson
Mold Elswick
Theodera Wich
Elk Distry
Iew
Tyas Guendien Mar Af
C. Massey
Adda
Bouth
Kanawha Porter Properties
Earl N. Jennings
W. Terry ‘Young
Laume R. Wiseman
Jeune Bi ‘Alkée
Wits
Meyville D
Marie Burks
Tyureiin
Deway E. Sand
Fred Ue
Jean C. Spitheon
Roy MM. Sapre
Belmont Tate
Union Dist
Oodree & Rowena Inc
Daniel C. Halt
Mallory Sr
Leura A ‘Uly
Donald O. Maliver
al Oeeien C. Nicholson
Frederick G. Ranverot
Sherwood Forest
London Dist
Coerfield Land Co
Sam Meng
Gal E
Block A
Reynolds
Marmat
Lydia
Margaret Bilen Fox
Nunley
Od & Block
North St. Aleann Ay
Charleston
City
Robert
Television Preview Highlights Classic Saturday Lineup
TV Key previews Saturdays top shows with cast notes and air times. The Buccaneers presents Slave Ship a daring episode with captains and lifeboats as Dan pursues renegades. Julius La Rosa Show features June Valli Everly Brothers and George De Witt in color. The Man in the Elevator opens George Sanders Mystery Theatre with Hitchcockian flair, followed by Gunsmoke at 9 p.m. on NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Key
New York
Holly
THE
Buccaneers
Dan
CBS
Julius LA Rosa
Julie
June Valli
Everly Bros
la Rosa
George de Witt
NBC
George Sanders Mystery Theatre
George Sanders
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Today's Best TV Movies Tonight
A Yank in the RAF follows a war era romance as a man joins the RAF to be near his girlfriend. Fighter Squadron presents a wartime aerial combat film with limited action and a quick-trigger gunslinger subplot. Marshal Dillon offers a western with psychology and a solid Den ver Pyle performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank
RAF
Dodge City
Marshal Dillon
Denver Pyle
CBS
Droodles and a Swim Week Project at Coney Island
A playful note for National Swim For Health Week mentions swimming at Coney Island with colleagues Dr. Schwine Dr. Kitzenger and Mrs. Schwine who arrives in a bikini made from old sheets. The piece also notes a crude joke about Mrs. Schwine’s figure and a court filing by Hershel Columbus Milter for a debt extension with liabilities of 318.43 and assets of 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Sarrree Retieee
Dr. Schwine
Kitzenger
Schwine
Jackie Gleason
U. S. District Court
Hershel Columbus Milter
MacCorkle Ave
Driver’s license test loan ends in probation
Grant Scott, 49, of 1922 12 Fourth Ave, was placed on two years probation in In termmediate Court after pleading guilty to attempted grand larceny. He borrowed his employer Cunningham Funeral Home’s car to take a driver’s license test in Elkins, where state police arrested him with a companion. Tests were not available that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Grant Scott
Fourth Ave
Clay F. Peters
Scott
Cunningham Funeral Home
Young Lovers Elopement Foiled by Guards in Canada Run
Washington June 21 An 18 year old ex Senate page Huw Williams disclosed he and Christina Wennerstrom 16 daughter of a Swedish diplomat were thwarted in a new attempt to run away. Police guarded Christina in front of her home as they planned to elope at four this morning. Swedish embassy said Christina should return to Sweden and resume schooling. Williams vowed to pursue marriage if money allowed, while Christina’s father Col Stig Wennerstrom a former Swedish attache was reassigned to Stockholm. The couple’s Canada trip left them nearly broke but police later returned them to parental control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Huw Williams
Senate
Christina Wennerstrom
New Y York Journal-American
Williams
Canada
Christina
Sweden
Pennsylvania
Northland
Nan Williams
Hugo Lindgren
Ladhe
Charles Town
W. Va
Col
Stig Wennerstrom
Stockholm
Wennerstrom
U. S
Woman Guilty In 68-Cent Theft
A Charleston secretary, 52-year-old Bess May Good, was convicted yesterday of stealing 68 cents of merchandise from J. C. Penney Co. Police Judge James McWhorter postponed sentencing to next Friday pending background checks. Good was defended by her employer, J. Raymond Gordon, who testified for her. The trial noted the small amount and questioned why shoplifters steal such minor items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J. C. Penney Co
James McWhorter
Bess May Good
Miller St
J. Raymond Gordon
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Charleston Gazette
Lions Club
Oak Hill
R. W. Flack
Oak Hill Finance Co
C. L. Kennedy
Montgomery
Oak Hill Club
Gil Keane
Rey Rogers
Hucklebuck
Paul Williams
Musicians’ Union
Edmond
Wsal-Tv
Daniel Boone
Pauline Hemer
Washington Street
Droodles
Dy Ee
Feger Price
Birrine
Voarase
Sree
Dodgers
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Howdy Doody
Billy Graham
Julius le Rosawatee
Fereay Deere
Gale Storm
Sanden
Gallant Hopalong Cassidy
SRO Playhouse
George Gobel
Aaventure Theater
Lone Ranger
Underworld
Law
Jene Farm
Agers Western Theater
Cox
Bargain
Weluss
Mei
Filis
Highland
London Bist. Hills Addn
Edward C. Dunn
Mergut Leary Bleams
Forest
WKAZ
Chicago
Newa. i
Sam and
Denzil
WCHS
Wosy Boni
Bedla
Wea
Galen Drake
Lewar
RCAW
Bky
Iu Jains
Charleston-Omahe
Kewa
WCHE
WCA
WTIP
WCAW
WCRE
Tre Gazette
Roger Vean
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