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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1934

Page

19

Miss Fulp Weds East Bank Man On Lawn Ceremony

Miss Maxine Fulp daughter of L B Pulp East Bank and Kenneth Johnson of East Bank were married Friday on the lawn of Mr and Mrs M A Farry East Bank. Rev Sherwood Funk officiated. Numerous relatives and friends attended the informal outdoor wedding.

M. A. Farry Rev Funk Maxine Fulp L. B. Pulp East Bank Kenneth Johnson Sherwood Funk Snd L. 5. Davidson Mer Ray Stephenson LB. Fulp M. A. Paray Harry Creasy E. M. Hudnall Mae Howery Roy Hackworth Samuel Kopelman E. N. Garland Sallie McCanthay Roberta Brannen John Farry Jennie Achsel Ene Combs Jown Elizabeth Johnee Robert Humphries John Hackworth Bartley Guy Rosenbaum John Canterbury Orville Wiliams Joe Newman Blair Junior Doyle Teo O ‘Kppleman Chilton Odell James, Conklin Kenneth Lyons Ameld ‘Kepleman Samuel 7 H. H. Ball William Johnson Sere Bartley Farry Guy Fulpert Calvert Clayton Crawford Roy Schi

Frank L Tyree to Dine as Wedding Guest

Miss Frances Hall of Nancy street and Mr Frank L Tipegon of Lee street plan to wed at St John s Episcopal. Tyree will be guest of honor at a bachelor dinner at the Daniel Boone hotel with guests including Ernest K James Garnett Thompson J Charles Hall Jr H R Paynt Reginald Whitnall Guy Holsclaw and Howard Lane. Announcement also of Lane McLane engagement to John Harry at the home of Rev Frank Brown with women guests listed.

Frances Hall J. Charles Hall Nancy Street Frank L. Tipegon Frank J. ‘Tyree Lee Street St. John’s Episcopal Daniel Boone Hotel Ernest K. James A. Garnett ‘Thompson J. Charles Hall, Jr H. R. Paynt Reginald ‘T. Whitnall Guy Holsclaw Howard Lane Emmett McLane John Hanry James Diane Frank Brown Bream Memorial Church Dr. Brown John Jackson and Mirs Glen Lewis

Shanklins Announce Daughter's Wedding

Mr and Mrs W Shanklin of South Charleston announce the marriage of their daughter Mil dred Shanklin Perry to Charles H Roberts son of Mr and Mrs S B Roberts of Montgomery. The ceremony took place at the Campbell home in West Charleston with Rev B F Robertson officiating. After August 1 the couple will reside in Logan.

Lester Shanklin Marion Ohio Nancy Campbell Kathryn Campbell Dorothy Campbell Greg Carpenter Paul Whittington Bries Campbell Junior Campbell Gordon Campbell James Campbell Charles H. Roberts Logan Henry F.hopkins Mary Darnold Mervyn Dix Lewis Street Prances Tomblin

St Albans Notes Highlight Dona Jean Vickers Wedding Plans

Local society notes show Dona Jean Vickers set to wed Rev. John Hellar on June 27 at the Presbyterian church. Multiple shows and social events wrap the week, including a junior Woman's club indoor carnival with contests, talent acts, and a baby contest.

Alice Olive McKeny Kanawha Terrace Dona Jean Vickers John Hellar Presbyterian Church Miss Vickers Hellar Helen Foster Nelle Campbell Margaret Cowl Nancy McKeny Vera. Krebs Shelby Turner W. H. J. Knapp Anna Katherine Knapp Wilbur Bodie Robert Curtis Homer Hawley B. F. Mann Dennis Vaughn Henry Escoe J. D. Treanor Glenn Miller Arthur Sawyer Woman's Club Royal Armory Ordie Norris Ruth Legs Nelle Trowbridge Martha Lou Dilworth Eulan Shaffer John Murray Caroline Petty Charleston Harry Kindt Miss Poke D. B. Taylor Court of Honor Boy Scouts of America St. Albans Harry Graham Seventh Avenue Catherine Chilton First Baptist Church W. H. Jacobs America P. L. Brothers Betty Brothers Robert Wells Northern Baptist Convention Rochester N. Y Florence Howes H.C. Winslow Winslow Battle Creek Mich R. C. Specht Robert Curnis Jean Vicker Baltimore Vickers C. M. Vickers George Stern B. F. Selbe G. C. Early Edgar Delaney Colcord C. L. Nisbet Hobart Bayless Robert Curn James Krebs Marie Knight Alice McKeny Dorothy Ander Wilma Lander Agnes Colcord Eileen Cunningham Margarite Ranson Lucetria Mower Henoritta Gray Isabell Jackson

Social Tea Honors Miss Virginia Harrison at Kanawha Terrace

Miss Helen Trowbridge hosted a Thursday afternoon tea at her Kanawha terrace home in Huntington. Honored guest was Miss Virginia Harrison of Thomas, with many Marshall College peers and local ladies in attendance including Miss Virginia Trowbridge and Mrs. Shelby Turner.

Helen ‘Trowbridge Kanawha Terrace Virginia Harrison Thomas Harrison Miss Trowbridge Marshal College Huntington Lucille Wren Irene Reveal Virginia Wheatley Virginia Trowbridge Virginia Burdette Shelby Turner Harry Wheaton Randall Trowbridge George Hutchinson Clyde Alford James Burgess Alice Trowbridge J. C Trowbridge Helen Trowbridge

Negro Physicians Seek Appointment at State Health Post

The West Virginia Medical Society urged appointing a Negro physician as assistant state health commissioner and employing Negro nurses in the health department to improve Black health care. Dr. R J Howerd led the meeting at the state hospital for the Negro insane in Lakin Mason county.

West Virginia Medical Society State Hospital For the Lakin Mason County R. J. Howerd Beckley C. B. Payne Charleston BR. L. Jones Jones Denmar de. AL. Spaulding de. WW. Gaens Gr. W. C. Lawrence Tor M. H. Baker

Kanawha Valley Lumber to Rebuild After Fire

Kanawha Valley Lumber announces new fire proof buildings will replace the Patrick Street plant destroyed by a June 24 blaze. Loss estimated at 165000 with records salvaged from a brick vault. Construction to begin after debris removal, cost expected around 200000. The company operates from Wilson Street yards during rebuild.

Kanawha Valley Lumber Company John Laing Patrick Street Laing Yellow Pine Lumber Company Wilson Street

Home Town Girl Found Success Through Moose Child City

Miss Lucy Smith of Charleston rose from early reverses to success through Mooseheart founded by the Loyal Order of Moose. Admitted in 1924, she received homelike care, spiritual and moral training, and a broad education. Her vocational training as a secretary complemented her cultural studies and athletics.

Lucy Smith Charleston F. L. Craner Tocal Moose Lodge Lucy Moose Theart Moose Child Mooseheart Craner Gacy

Church to Give History Pageant The Spreading Flame

The First M. E. Church South hosts a seven episode pageant of Methodist history from 1739 to 1920 tonight at eight. Cast led by Mrs Mary Alice Haley and Miss Eleanor Woolf features Barbara Heck Francis Asbury Washington events and Charleston church growth with about 40 participants. A separate note mentions cockroaches aboard a recent airliner from Holland to Birmingham for medical research.

América M. E. Church South Mary Alice Haley Eleanor Woolf John Wesley Charleston Barbara Heck New York Philip Embury Francis Asbury George Washington John Snyder M. E Church Henry Clay Dickin Mary Miller J. d. Spradling Croydon England Holland Birmingham

Bus Station Romeo Victimizes Widow in Chicago

Mrs Lorraine King a 35 year old widow from Atlanta reports losses of 5500 in bonds a 200 watch and 21 in cash after being robbed by a man labeled a bus station Romeo and two accomplices. William Smith is under arrest after a ride he shared with her ended with her purse being separated from her near Des Plaines AS. She met Smith at a bus station to visit the World's Fair and he helped her extend a round trip ticket.

Chicago Ture Lorraine King Atlanta Romeo William Smith Des Plaines Smith

Woman Identifies Suspect After Car Crash

After a crash she landed unharmed and guided police to Smith's hotel. She identified him by voice on the phone and in person when officers brought him from his room. A Rome bank note found on Smith was claimed by Mrs Kin.

Smith Rome Kin

Rewards Posted For Dillinger and Gillis

Washington June 24 notices offer a $10,000 reward for John Dillinger and $5,000 for information leading to his arrest. Rewards of $5,000 for Dillinger information and $2,500 for Gillis alias Baby Face Nelson are also announced by Attorney General Cummings.

Washington John Dillinger Lester M. Gillis Baby Face Nelson Cummings Dillinger Gillis

Mrs Goodwin Smith To Address Methodists

Mrs Goodwin Smith of Charleston is announced to address the local Methodist congregation, delivering a talk on religious and community topics. Her visit highlights continuing church outreach and the role of women in civic religious life.

Evangel Sermons Slated At Two South Churches

The speaker will give talks at 9 45 this morning at Marist Methodist Church South and at 8 00 this evening at East Bank Methodist Church South. Her subject for both services is Evangel.

Marist Methodist Church South East Bank Methodist Church

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Miss Fulp Frank L. Tyree Monna Helene Curtis Sammy Miss Phillipe Calvert Reenanerer Capitol St Fizeswood Hotel Shanklins C. H. Hicks Christian Gall Muriel Hall J. L. Laterneau Guy Hickman Keith Kleeman William Paxton Lee Miller Ward Caldwell R. B. Jenkins Emry Malcolm Tom Moore Jodie G. Bowles J. Addison Wardell Mary Virginia Slack Gladys Carder Julia Malone Anita Gladwell Adene Buricco Ronasa Simpson Florence Malone Mary Daugherty Adeline Harris Florence Jones Thelta Bonham Harmorene Anderson the Benevolent Society George Shalthoup Mary Moses Freda Namay Jennie Skaff Rosaline Cassis Edna Lewis Josephine Cassis Mae Haddy Vida Wamay Victoria Ellis Jozephine Fede Newark N. J Freda Mickel Alice Skaff Nafie Dersaas Pearl Damous Ida ‘Moses Josephine Simon Grand Rapids Mary Haddad Virginia Aide Lucille Kioury Union District Farm Women's Club William McDaniels R. Halstead Roy Caldwell George Doviey Homer Cavender W. R. Cox K. B.* Dean H. Holsapple W. H. Allison HR. E. Hughes Hart- Cavender O. S. Casdorph W. B. Miller O. H. Swinburn Dave Price C. B. Cunningham Mattie Harmon Randolph Street Rebecca Mae Roy A. Jackson Marlinton B. P. Taylor First Methodist Church Silas W. Pickering Cailings Tyetz Muntington Portsmouth St. Albans News Carolyn Treanor Barbara Sattee H. C. Cowl J. C. Burchett Hugh Burns Margaret Cook Health Department Galperin Westinghouse Appalachian Power Company R. H. Todd Mra. Todd Capitel St Diol H. K. Polan Meyer Polan Builman’s Quartier St Cinnamon Muares Mrs. Ellis Nuvyay Dry Cleaners Washington &T la France F. A. Deming Brill D. Goodwin Smitharieston Geo Ely Albert Goode Bi. W. Vv Zimmergarten Maggard Charleston, W.a Hi Ut Launderers Charleston Laundry Dry Cleaners DIAL
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