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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1935

Page

22

Miss Lawson Weds Henry DePue in South Hills Ceremony

Mary Louise Lawson daughter of J C Lawson of South Hilly married Henry Wilson DePue son of Hal DePue. The ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Southia was conducted by Rev Robert Bagwell. The bride wore a white boucle suit with matching accessories and a sweetheart roses corsage. She is a Charleston public schools teacher and Harrisonburg State Teachers College alumna. DePue works in the State Road Commission engineering department. The couple left for a monthlong trip and will reside in Charleston. Out of town guests included Mrs H M Farig and Suse Arline Farley ofarksburg Mrs E W Jones and Evelyn Jones of Huntington and Mr and Mrs G C Lawson of Athens Ohio.

Mary Louise Lawson J.C. Lawson South Hilly Henry Wilson “DePue Hal DePue Otis Toolace Southia Robert Bagnell M.rhareh DePue Charleston High School Harrisonburg State Teachers Sealege Harrisonburg Charleston Public Schools Marshall College Huntiddon Kanawha College State Road Commission Charleston Fase Hilas Muth Ann Farig Suse Arline Farley Arksburg E. W. Jones Evelyn Jones Huntington G. C. Lawson Athens

Spring Hill Church Class Has Meeting

The Spring Hill young people’s class met with Mrs Turley at her home on South Charleston Street. Guests included the Plaster and Rentz families from Atlanta. Readings were shared by several attendees. many plans and visits to relatives in Philadelphia New York Morgantown Wilmington and Parkersburg were noted.

Spring Hill Church Young Peoples Turley South Charleston D. Epverly Wilda Slater Mars Jorie Chittum B. Turley Windel Turley C. A. Plaster Weatavenua H. A. Plaster Fred Rentz Paul Atlanta Gratia Dalley Inez Plaster East Rummel Anderson Frances Anderson Henry Anderson Delaware

Honey Brushed Bread Praised By Charleston Resident

Mrs. Charles Ramsey of Charleston commends Honey Brushed Bread for its flavor and durability. She notes the blend of honey and crushed whole wheat kernels yields delicious taste and longer freshness, recommending it to friends.

Charles Ramsey Virginie Charleston Adv

Ask Your Grocer For Cablish’s Honey Krushed Wheat Bread

Local grocer urges shoppers to seek Cablish’s Honey Krushed Wheat Bread at all outlets. Advert reads as a product push urging customers to request the bread by name.

Mrs Omar Wilson Honored at Shower Guests List

Mrs W N Dodd and Mrs C C Wilson hosted a Friday evening shower for Mrs Omar Wilson formerly Miss Alvena Dodd. Attendees included Mrs George Olfutt, Mrs Nobertyar, Mrs G R Hunter, Mrs C Crotty, Mrs M McGinnis, Mr B C Miller, Miss William Whittler, and many others.

W. N. Dodd C. C. Wilson Omar Wilson Misa Alvena Dodd George Olfutt Nobertyar G. Re Hunter C. Crotty M. McGinnis B.C. Miller William Whittler Williams Higgins Frank Bray A. H.C. Robertson Donald Poe Frank Harless Gi. R. Pearson John Huch Charles Stowers P. L. Marion W. M. Dodd Walter Britton C. M. Fontaine Misa Saidle Hunter Sylvia Dd Margaret Offutt Lucile Witton Virginia Dodd Mbs Thelma Acrum Helen Pearson Mabel Higgins Odetta Wallace C. O. WH

Mrs Campbell Hosts Khi Ab Club Party in Lewis Street

Mrs Campbell entertained the Khi Ab club on Thursday at her home on Lewis Street. Guests included Miss Frances Glexances Miss Dorothy Jean Vickers Miss Joan Lawyer and several other young women.

Mary Louise Campbell Khi Ab Club Lewis Street Frances Glexances Dorothy Jean Vickers Joan Lawyer

Benefit bridge planned at club house this Thursday

Frances Wilson, Miss Mary Wade, Miss Sarah Hastings, Miss Lena Schrader, Miss Virginia Lee James and Miss Oneida Neal are listed as organizers for a benefit bridge. Plans were made for the event to be hosted at the home of a club member this Thursday.

Frances Wilson Mary Wade Sarah Hastings Lena Schrader Virginia Lee James Oneida Neal

Ten Thousand Damages Sought In Stairway Fall Case

Miss Ruth Shrewsbury files a common pleas suit against Mrs. Melissa J. Turner seeking 10000 damages for fractures of both arms after a stairway fall at Turner’s McFarland Street home. The suit alleges negligence for improperly protected balustrades.

Common Pleas Ruth Shrewsbury Melissa J. Turner McFarland Street Miss Shrewsbury Turner Mss Shrewsbury

Nudity In Veils Stage Show At Kearse Theatre

Sally Childs Nudity In Veils vaudeville unit headlines a week long show at Kearse theater starting today with a Thursday program change. The 30 member cast includes The Three Revelers, Elsie Barr famed dancer, Grave Sisters, Ross Lewis and the Grime sisters, Bert Snyder as master of ceremonies, a 15 person chorus, and an unusual comedy acrobatic trio. A German inventor reportedly developed a hydraulic transmission for automobiles with its own radio.

Sally Child Kearse Theater South Tio Elsie Barr Grave Sisters Ross Lewis Grime Bert Snyder

Radio Artists to Present Programs in West Virginia

Hugh Cross and his Georgie Porgie Boys plan a three or four week tour visiting southern West Virginia towns. Each stop features a 1045 o'clock morning program on radio station WCHS. Crowds will recall Hugh Cress as the Smoky Mountain Boy from the National Barn Dance on WLS Chicago. Scheduled to appear in Oak Hill Fayetteville and Montgomery with personal appearances.

Hugh Cross Georgie Porgie West Virginia WCHS Hugh Cress Cumberland Ridge WLS Chicago Oak Hil Fayetteville Montgomery

Canary color theory from London bird expert noted

In London a bird expert asserts that careful mating can produce canaries in pink blue copper or slate colors and cites Richwood Webster Springs and several towns as part of the discussion. The claim highlights breeding variations and expert opinion amid regional mentions.

London

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