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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
5
Society notes from Charleston highlight Julius Stone of Massillon visiting family, open house for Alexander and Mrs. Preiser, church circle meetings, a tribute event for Cross Jenking guests, and multiple wedding announcements including Catherine Dee and Clinton Bonde in Columbus, Virginia Stegall and Ray Magee in Beckley, and June Ewart and William Bird in Ashland Kentucky with local residences listed.
Members of Tiskelwah chapter No. 45 OES invited to attend installation services at Clay chapter No. 28 at eight Friday evening announced by Mrs. G R Krebs who also coordinates transportation. Other leaders plan home mission activities and social events for church auxiliaries and local clubs.
The column records Mrs L H Midkitt among attendees at Bownement and lists numerous guests and travelers. Gov William G Conley and wife plan a White Sulphur Springs visit. Others head to Virginia Beach New York England and Charlottesville for summers. Several residents welcome guests from Wheeling Richmond Salem and Manchester.
J street and Mrs Calvin Sheets spend a week at Mrs Buford s camp on Els river. Mr Frank Wilson of Bradford street leaves Monday for Sutton to spend the summer with his parents. Mr and Mrs Paul Krippendorf of Boston are visitors in Charleston. Miss Mazie Hopple Young spending several days in Charleston then returning to Lockview Park Robertsburg. Mrs Henry Payne of Virginia street visiting White Sulphur Springs. Mrs Robert Kay and son visiting her parents in Point Pleasant. Mrs John D Steele has returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs B B Proctor. Miss Mae Morgan Miss Virginie Lines Mrs Margaret Bell and Miss Diamond started a motor trip Sunday.
To Washington Atlantic City and New York. Miss Patricia Hinshelwood who spent the winter at Long Beach California has returned to Charleston. Miss Mary Callaway of Welch is the guest of Miss Clarissa Hinshelwood of Charleston street. Additional Personals on Page 7.
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