Girl Scout Dressmaker Badge Winners and Local Notices
Members of girl Scout troop one passed the dress maker's badge exam at Charleston high school with Gladys Dempsey Mary Jane Boggess Edith Pack Irene Heaton and Helen Dighilage. Other items note outdoor meetings beach gatherings and numerous visits by Charleston residents to relatives and friends in nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kearney
Gladys Dempsey
Mary Jane Boggess
Edith Pack
Irene Heaton
Helen Dighilage
Lick Branch
Heming
Rockike Aa
Eli Dempsey
Constance
Vinnie Marcelle
Gwendolyn
Viv Ranson
Julia Rust
Nacy Arnold
Louise
Evelyn Phares
Evelyn Sullivan
Perathy Ashworth
Irene Bente
San
Pac
Gladysack
Mary ‘Agnes Pees
Josephine Whitlock
Mary Jane
Helen Boggess
Indiana
Bachel Sait Bane
Cora Ellen
Putney
Tenderfoot
Local YMCA Camp Swire Class Expands Free Swim Program
More than 160 children joined free swimming classes at the YWCA West Week. Classes run 10 AM to 12 PM, with five free Tee fans for each child. Assistants include Clarice Quinn Connor, Sara and Mary Pui, Helen Canning, Margaret Baker, and Mary Birge. Miss Britton is registrar and Lillian Jones is dressing inspector. Ten campers head to Camp Anthony Wayne Monday with drivers Herscher, Finney, and others. South Charleston club girls are also listed for the conference. Classes continue Tuesdays and Fridays, beginners at 9:39, early swimmers at 10:00, and 10:30 for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. West
Clarice ‘Quinn ‘Connor
Sara
Mary Pui
Helen Canning
Margaret Baker
Mary ‘Birge
Fe ‘Britton
Lillian “Jones
Camp Anthony Wayne Main
Wesstonia Giri
W. Herscher
Ba Xe "Finney
Sattoyane
Ann Sutherland
Frances Britton
Bernice Goff
Dorothy West
Sara Jane -Grolemond
Evelyn Casper
Allian Jones
Nellie Morgan
Vire ‘Howard
Fay Gibson
South Charleston
South Charleston Ir
Uit
Personal Notes From The North Country Aunt Betty Brown
Personal notes reveal Betty Brown plans a Tuesday visit at Tuxedo Park New York. Raymond Phillips and Jacqueline have extended a two month visit with relatives in Mississippi. Elizabeth Meanor to depart late July for Camp Allegheny. Mayo Butts critical at Mountain State hospital. Charles Alderson visiting Allegheny Greenbrier camp opening. Mr and Mrs Gouverneur return home after Forestville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Zeitz
Lucille
Ariene
W. Zitz
Belle Vernon
Charles Dilcher
Dallas
Tex
Dilcher
Charles. Dilcher
Donnally Street
Betty Brown
Fes
Tuxedo Parks
N.Y
Raymond ‘Phillips and
Bier
Torqueline
Reland
Mississippi
Charles ‘Alderson
Allegheny
Greenbrier Ae
Alexander
Kaa
Jane
Elizabeth ‘“Meanor
Quartier Street
Camp Allegheny
Mayo” Butts
Summers Street
Mountain State Hospital
Wabworth
Popcorn Crochet Pattern Exclusive With Laura Wheeler
Crocheted popcorn bedspread once popular in Colonial days returns in a square pattern with continuous rows of raised knobs. Pattern 767 provides complete directions for making the popcorn square and joining it for other items, plus illustrations and material needs. Send 10c to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept for pattern 767. Virginia Asher represents a Bible council at an annual conference. Mr H D Kinsey returns from Chicago as Mr and Mrs Charles Adams visit Martinsburg. Rev John W Crowe to address Central W C T U meeting at Mrs J Walter Morgan’s home Wednesday afternoon. Elia Fierbaugh club meets with Mrs M M Cavender Tuesday evening. B Y P I South Charleston First Baptist to host hayride to Slum Creek Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Highth Ave
New York
N. Y
Virginia Asher Businessi Women's Bible Council
H. D. Kinsey
Chicago
Charles Adams
Martinsburg
Lutherans to Meet At Jacksons Mill
Delegates from all sections of the state will attend Lutheran Week sessions of the West Virginia Synod opening tomorrow at Jacksons Mill. Officers include Rev A B Leamer president and Mrs W M Erhard president of the women's missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Mill
Dimet
Charles A. Shilke
Oakland
C. A. Portz
Wheeling
C. E. Butler
Fruntington
B. F. Becker
Huntington
Simon Snyder
E. F. E. Roof
Grafton
West Virginia
Dorothy Wye
State
Synodical Luther League of Young People's Societies
Leamer
Paul ©. Keyser
Philadelphia
Grace L. Moyes
Rajahmundry Hospital
Ears Tadia
Missionary Society
A. B. Harper
Accident
Roy Hashinger
Morganton
Women's Missionary Secret
Taather
Moscow Trades Books Exchange Ranked by Nation
The AML Union Society of Cultural Relations Abroad reports 1983 totals: 140,662 foreign books received and 86,026 sent to other countries. The United States led exchanges, followed by Germany and France in activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Trades Books
Moscow
Aml-Union Society of Cultural Relations Abroad
United States
Germany
France
Pattern Service Promotes Cotton Frocks For Summer
The piece suggests pattern services may help women prepare for sweltering days by sewing multiple cotton frocks. It touts the pattern as simple to make and presents the idea as a chic safeguard for dainty dressing, noting the ease of creating several outfits from one design.
Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book and sewing guide
The notice promotes the Anne Adams Pattern Book for Summer with new fashions and fabrics. It lists pattern sizes 14 through 42 and provides ordering details, prices, and combined hook and pattern cost. Also included are thrift education notes about money, allowance, and teaching children to save and give responsibly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette
West 17Th ‘Street
New York City
Guiding Your Child Guiding Your Child
A 10 year old, Nowantes Bob, receives fifty cents weekly. Ten cents goes to his father to bank, thirty cents to the collection plate, and ten cents for car fare. The father covers most fares, but the plan becomes arbitrary and breeds resentment as Bob learns little about saving or giving. His spending ends at twenty cents, highlighting the flawed method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Nowantes
Bob
Ahd
PRK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charleston — Society and Clubs
Clarksburg
Jules Hancart
Robert Berger
Robert
Ernest
Octave Berger
Main Street
Kanawha City
Jules Michaux
D Hamer
Roy DeGhillage
MacCorkle Avenue
Belle Vernon, Pa
Mrs. C. J. Daugherty
Pittsburgh
J. R. Bowles
Lynchburg Va
W. J. Carter
Margaret
Atlantana
T. K. Menefee
Stdllings
Middle West
Blanche
Franklin
Florence Petit
Petersburg, Va
Boyd Mullins
Henry Layne, Jr
South Malden
Wieekend
Muess
Joseph Mul Uns
St. Kans. S
Garland Zellers
West Union
Epemis
Owens
Circle & of
Central
M. E. Church Women’s Auxiliary
H. M. Carson
Elk River Road
Chandler A Oakes
Ronald Moist
Ronald, Jn
William. Gillie
Virginia Street
Gillie
William Haights
Virginia Avenue i
Mabele Fisher
Winana Lake, Jnd
Y. WW. C. A. Swire
Sere Spencer
Veesford
Mere Sue
Lake Shore
Tae
Chaviedon
Shane
Edward M. Keatley
Bath & Massage
SOL Broad Bt. Dia
Beas Oy
Baers
Clipastry Shop
Mest Te Nuwar Nyysean
Washington St
Laura Wheeler
John W. Crowe
W. C
T. U
Elia Fierbaugh
Meel
MM. W. Cavender
West
Todas
Reltey Compound
Puntry
Southington
Bansan City
Kalsen
Gorka Eanes Sein
Wall Paper
M. Gates’ Sons Co
Sa Se
Keir Tim
Uavender
Reese
Kanawha Hotel Beauty Shoppe Cor
Summers & VA
Sts
DIAL
Janet
Cain
Jimmy
Gazette
Quality League of America
Kahawha Farm
Dairy Valley Bell Dairy Co
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Conlon Baking Co
Blossom Dairy Tire Emporium, Inc
Schoolfield-Harvey Elec, Co
the Men & Boys Shop
Mount Vernon Farm Dairy
Ray
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