Scout Leaders Plan Summer Camp for Girl Scouts
A weekend camping trip is set with real tents and a program of swimming hiking and outdoor cooking over three days. Miss Glendora Gosling and Miss Margaret Chapmen accompany the leaders as coordinators. Limited vacancies remain for the 1934 camp season with slots in multiple periods. A July 4 style celebration and troop activities include a play by Girl Scout Troop No 26 and awards for Troop 9 with second class badges through a treasure hunt. Troop 23 Kanawha City reports a troop mother involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora Gosling
Ann Batley
Margaret Chapmen
Emembers
Girl Scout Troop No.26
Glendora Spencer
Eroma Jean Javvis
Betty Nease
Marjorie Stalnaker
Betty Hammer
Janet Knuckles
Katheryn Middleton
Peggy Casto
Sarah Waters
Mary Ann Catto
Jerry Peters
June ‘Thomas
Julia Pullin
Troop 9
Ruth Venderman
Ruth Kanner
Summer footwear and dining spots highlighted in town ads
Local ads promote Lincoln Boot Shop with light, comfortable summer footwear and Rite and Market Basket eateries. Promotions urge hot weather dining at The Rite and home delivery from Market Basket, with addresses and delivery phone numbers included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Boot Shop
Tinroln
Capitol Arrest
Woodrums June Brides Gifts Shopping Guide
Ad copy highlights Woodrum’s jewelry china and glassware store with 32 piece breakfast sets and new stemware designs. Promotes Elites laundry service for linen suits and Electrolux refrigerators from Virginia heating. Includes recipes and grocery tips for Charm products and Varian Grocery with home shopping pitches.
Honoring Mothers of the Troop Service in Kanawhe City
A tribute service at Kanawhe City Presbyterian Church Tuesday June 19 at 2 PM honors troop mothers. The program features a first aid demonstration songs and a brief investiture ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawhe City Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Kirby Hosts Baptist Temple Circle Meeting
Mrs. C. H. Kirby entertained circle No. 4 of the Baptist temple federation Thursday afternoon at her Columbia boulevard home. Attendees included Mrs. Wise and several listed members. two young women left Saturday for Madison Wisconsin to attend a six week summer term at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Kirby
Circle No. 4
Woman's Federation of the Baptist Temple
Columbia Boulevard
B. A. Wise
J. A. Kubp
T. P. Shiflett
J. M. Carruthers
L. Mclane
Rose Barton
Margaret Minor
T. R Roy
G. H. Custer
James I. Pratt
Elizabeth Danner
James Kirby
Ollie Deitrich
J. H. Summerville
C. EB. Barnette
M. A. Sherer
Fannie Levy
Gula Meyers
R. J. Porter
Janes Kirby
Vir
Sinia Gilmer
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
W. C. A. Educational Committee
J. W. Herscher
A. M. Finney
G. W. Reeves
Frank Hineline
Association
B. K. Littlepage
C. A. Sullivan
Q. L. Aultz
Walter E. Coopey
Miss Kemper Honored At Louderback Home
Mrs. Paul Arbuckle and Mrs. Harvey B Louderback hosted a dinner at Hall Street to honor Miss Marina Kemper on the eve of her July 2 marriage to Dr. Charles Douglas Deeds. Attendees included many local friends and church group members and plans for upcoming church classes and a covered dish supper were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Arbuckle
Harvey B. Louderback
A. H. Fischer
Host Thornton
Clem Johnson
Myrtle Harbour
Willia Harbour
Velda Baughman
Velma Gochenour
Church Auxiliary Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Kanawha City Presbytrian church women's auxiliary held a Thursday afternoon gathering for Mrs. B. F. Sperow wife of the pastor, with a birthday cake presented. Many members attended including Mrs. Charles Cheesman Mrs. Joe Wilson Mrs. Charles Daugherty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha City
J.C. Wahworth
F. J. McGinnis
Mildred McGinnis
Alan L. White
Ruth Rigall
C. F. Nixon
Walter Kirby
J. Jack
M. C. Harrison
William H. Allen
Arthur Zeitz
A. E. Titcher
Arthur H. Gay
Walter Zeitz
Bobbie
William Hicks
Donnie
Bill
Jerry
D. H. Gay
W. H. Wescott
C. E. Hippetoe
W. L. Conley
Fred B. Garrod
Chester Harrison
Joslin
Carl Bennett
Damon Wilson
B. F. Sperow
Tate Family Birthday Party For Benjamin Tate
Mr and Mrs W E Tate hosted a birthday party at their Beech Avenue home to celebrate Benjamin Emmett Tate turning fifteen. Attendants included Paul Jones William Waugh Robert Dixon Chester Waugh and others with several family members and friends listed. The Ladies Aid Society held an all day picnic at Mrs Clarence Dudding's camp in Winfield with attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Emmett
W. E. Tate
Beech Avenue
Benjamin Emmett Tate
Paul Jones
William Waugh
Robert Dixon
Chester Waugh
Wiliam Kessel
Junior Hoffman
B. Carte
Benja Jones
Clyde Tortz
Freda Carte
Edith Hawkins
Opal Hawkins
Leona Bastian
Dorothy Cline
Sybil Raynes
Irene Tate
C. ¢. Waugh
W. H. Tate
C.F. Waugh
Ladies Aid Society of the
South Charleston
Social notes from South Charleston church circle
Miss Barbara Clay and many guests attend Loyal Women's Bible class gathering at Mrs J M Chandler's Sixth Avenue home. Numerous names listed. follow-up visits to Buffalo and Pittsburgh noted. several members travel to Chicago and Cincinnati for reunions and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chandler
Loyal Women's Bible
South Charleston
E. Washburne
J W Pauley
George ¥. Thomas
W. D. Hill
Arne Gillispie
Ruby Chandler
Betty Cook
Catholic Daughters Dance in Summers Street Ballroom
Junior Catholic Daughters of America entertained with an anniversary dance at the Knights of Columbus ballroom on Summers Street. Guests and honorees include Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilkinson, H. A. Wood, A. Imhoff, E. H. Weber, J. F. Daneke, Joseph Popper, R. A. Jenkins, Walter Toussant, P. D. McMurrer, E. F. Dalton, H. C. Mitchell, and many Misses and Messrs from Appleton Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Summers Street
C. L. Wilkinson
H. A. Wood
A. Imhoff
E. H. Weber
J. F. Daneke
Joseph Popper
R.A. Jenkins
Walter Toussant
George H. Slater
Eugene Snodgrass
R. E. Slater
E. J. Cannon
Albert C. Bartemes
Paul Morran
George Cavanaugh
Joseph George Rohling
Lawrence D. Rohling
Charles Roller
W. T. O'Farrell
D. F. Hostetler
K. W. Kingsland
Eugend Fuller
Joseph A. Sayfie
L. Leo Kohlbeck
Miss Eloise Pearson Weds Harold H Neff in St Albans Garden
Miss Eloise Pearson daughter of Mrs Creed Pearson of St Albans married Harold H Neff son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Neff at 10 30 am in the Pearson home garden St Albans. Rev C L Nisbet officiated with close family present. The bride wore dark brown chiffon with white organdy trim and gardenia bouquet. Mrs Neff is a Ward Belmont and West Virginia alumna. Mr Neff a West Virginia Law graduate and law student with O Connor and Thompson. They plan to reside in LaSalle apartments after a motor trip. Albert Mendeloff to return from Princeton preparatory school for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise
Pearson
Creed
St. Albans
Harold H. Neff
Clinton Neff
Lee Street
C. L. Nisbet
St. Albans Presbyterian Church
Neff
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Tenn
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Charleston High School
West Virginia
Mountain
Sigma Chi
Lay
O'Connor and Jompson
LaSalle Apartments
Albert Mendeloff
Princeton Preparatory School
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W A. Evans
T. L. Byrd
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Ruth Heller
M. M. MacClanahan
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Buffalo, N.Y
J. J. Burke
Betty and
Perry
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Coalburg
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William and
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Mollie Jenkins
Park Drive
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Patricia Quinlan
Katherine Quinlan
Huntington
A. C. Lambert
Electric Medical College
Cincinnati
Bertram Horton
Chicago
R. G. Hudson
J. C. Sturgill
Ralph Horton
Pythian
Harry T. Chapin
John W. Fox
Joe Perruct
J. W. Griffith
Tillie Crimm
Spring Hill
Welch
T. ¥. McGovran
West Side Woman's Club
M. L. Wolfe
J. B. Green-lee
C. B. Talley
John M. Kay
Earl Knighton
George Swing Graves
R. A. Robertson
H. D. Mercer
E. E Bowyer
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Richard Mercer
Everette Bowyer
Eloise Bowyer
Virginia Edele
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T. Y. McGowran
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Joseph W. D.lington
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Frank W. Snyder
Ca’ Middicenff
George S
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George S. Eiv
Katherine King
Helen King
Marjorie King
Dela May Hing
Katy May Campbell
Swing Webster Grave
Mason Wolfe, Jr
Billy Wolfe
John Hurt
Mary Jane Hurt
Charles Edward Hurt
Robert Beeler
Helen Kay
Kenneth Kay
William Kay
John W. Kay
Bobby Greenlee
Vincent Talley
Oberlan
Beatrice Maria Bergman
W. Howard Ford, Jr
Miss Bergman
Carl Gustave Bergman
Harry Childress
Henderson
8. C. Jarrell
West Eighth Avenue
South
Florence E
Ben Blagg
Anthony
Roy Long
Mrs. Lambert
Violin
Betty Barker
Alexander
Paul Ray Lambert
Happy Farmer
Schumann
First Presbyterian Church Women's Auxiliary
Second Avenue
5.T. McLellan
Circle No. 1
Roy H. Arthur
H . McGregor
Frances Irons
Clara M. Smith
Pauline Brown
Helen Thacker
Nancy Burtnett
Iva Burnett Jr
Charles Blaine
Lewisburg
First Baptist Church
London District
Church Vacation Bible
Buena Vista 4-H Club
Mary Jones
Jeanne Hambrick
Juanita Hambrick
Cleo Fisher
Kathryn Derrick
Polan
Capitol ST
California
Hossler
Women's Wear
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