Scouts Complete First Camparall at Camp Walhonde
Charleston Boy Scouts Troop 46 at Dunbar held the first camparall last Thursday and Friday at Camp Walhonde. Officials praised the event, awarding each patrol a camparall streamer and each Scout an emblem bearing the Camp Walhonde symbol. Camp season planning follows, with Kinsey noting increased registrations and a record five week attendance. Shepherd and staff, including Melvin Mathes and Lawrence Winter, prep the ninth season.
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Church Auxiliaries Meet In St Albans Evening
An executive meeting of the First Presbyterian women’s auxiliary is set for this evening at 7 20 at the church with AD officers urged to attend. Guests include Misses Anna Louise and Irene Asbaugh of Quincy and Misses Juanita and Anna Laura Brace of Marmet. The St Albans Ladies Aid of the First Methodist Episcopal Church met Thursday at Mrs Ty J Wheatley’s home.
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Beryl Estep
Gallipolis
Anna Louise
Irene Asbaugh
Quincy
Juanita
Anna Laura Brace
Marmet
E. C. Brace
College Hill
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Eastern Star Officers Installed at Masonic Temple
The Jocal order of the Eastern Star held an officer installation Friday in the Masonic temple chapter room. J. S. Kesterson presided with Ora Blair as Marshall and Kirby as Chaplain, installing Bettie Watts as Worthy Matron and other officers. A Past Matron pin was given to Irene Nurnberger, with gifts from the chapter officers. Attendees included numerous chapter members and guests from Hurricane, Venus, and other lodges. Harry Crawford, Kanawha county schools chief, spoke to the Rotary at the Colonial hotel, with many local figures present. Scouts were advanced and Troop 40 anticipated two new Eagle Scouts soon. Beatrice Hughton hosted weekend guest Beattie Hughton in Beckley. Daniel Martin’s death in Huntington prompted several calls.
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John Morgan
Dora Rexread
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Maggie Pruden
Hildegaard Lintamyer
Lucy Bickers
Ada
Carl Griffiths
Ruth
Frances Lynch
Dorothy M. Tallaman
Emma C. Garrett
G. A. Spurlock
Hurricane
Glenna Jackson
Logan
F. L. Alford
Margaret Harding
Venus
Minot
North Dakota
J. S. Kesterson
M. M. Kirby
Mary Morgan
C. B. Zinn
S. C. Blair
R.M. Maxwell
Jennie Markham
Pearl Sutler
R. C. Newcomer
W. L. Lach
Ella Morris
E. C. Clayton
F. Hollandsworth
Hildaguard
Colonial Hotel
O. J. Bartlett
Albert Bennett
Wilbur Bodie
E. C. Calcord
C.F. Cures
D. 5. Estep
H. M. Gandee
W.H. Harshbarger
F. PF. Holstein
C. F. Kelly
B. E. Liggett
Seth F. Miller
J. E. Myers
Joseph Pettit
O. K. Ranson
O. N. Stater
J. V. R. Skinner
O. G. Stutler
D. B. Taylor
George Weimer
Roy C. White
Howard Zerkie
Tenderfoot
Roy Akers
Thurmond Arbaugh
Donald Ashworth
Donald Austin
Claude Bryan
Daniel Martin
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Thomas Mohler
High School Youth Held in Extortion
Francis Goodrich a 19 year old high school graduate was jailed in De Witt county after a government probe into extortion letters sent to prominent figures including Walter Gifford Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Governor Henry Horner of Illinois The youth reportedly believed it normal to demand money by letter as others had done.
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Francis Goodrich
de Witt County
Walter Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
New York
Henry Horner
Ilinois
Young Goodrich
Goes to Capital To Confer With Officials
J H McGinnis state director of the national reemployment service has gone to Washington to confer with department of labor officials. He will then address the Rotary club in Elkins and proceed to Morgantown to meet university professors about civil service personnel selection methods.
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National Reemployment Service
Washington
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Elkins
Rotary Club
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Local airmen active as Spencer airport work nears completion
Wilma Dodson reports rapid progress on Spencer airport with 13 fields under construction to be finished by late summer or fall. West Virginia State Teachers College mathematics professor William Slater soloed in a Great Lakes Trainer. Lieut Hubert Stark and Chauncy Young are among pilots flying weekly from Wertz field and Charleston routes. Students and licensees log flying time at HansWha Flying Club as Kanawha Flying Club plans seaplane work. Airmail deadlines at Charleston post office run for westbound 11:30 am and eastbound 3:30 pm with growing Charleston airmail volume.
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Spencer
William Slater
West Virginia State Teachers College
Institute
Great Lakes
West Virginia Airways
Cardus Helps Women Through Change of Life Says Waco Woman
Mrs. Nannie Bunnell of Waco Texas describes recovery from weakness and poor appetite during the change of life after taking Cardus. She reports improvement after six bottles and urges others to try Cardul, noting physician consultation if no benefit.
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Public hearings to probe civil aircraft accidents
The secretary of commerce will investigate serious civil aircraft accidents in public hearings and publish findings. Eugene L Vidal, director, announced yesterday the reduction of mail postage from nine to six cents.
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Eugene L. Vidal
Seecaratiet
Yestero
West Virginia Elks Plan July State Meeting
The eleventh annual West Virginia State Association of Elks convention will be held July 1 to 3 with W. W. Sanders directing educational events. Mayor R P Devan will open the business session Monday morning and memorial services are set for Sunday at the Knights of Pythias hall. Activities include a housewarming, sightseeing at the state capitol, a moonlight picnic, a tour of West Virginia State College, and a dance at the Knights hall.
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W. W Sanders
Jcanawha Lodge No
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R P. Devan
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Washington and
Dickinson Streets
State Capitol
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Society Syncopators to Play for the Dance
Present officers of the order include Dr. J. Carter as president Melvin Turner as first vice president John White as second vice president Robert Harrison as third vice president and C. T. Wilkerson as esquire with the society set for a dance event featuring the Society Syncopators.
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Robert, Harrison
C. T. Wilkersor
Esquire
Farm Women to Meet at Court House Wednesday
The farm women's bureau will convene at the courthouse on Wednesday morning at 10 30 o'clock. Officers named include H Woodwork inner guard J T Jackson secretary D T Coles treasurer W C Minor G L Dorcas and F D Slaughter as trustees Attorney J W Love legal adviser W W Sanders chairman of educational committee R T Jordan chairman of bureau of civil liberties.
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D. T. Coles
W. C. Minor
G. L. Dorcas
F. D. Slaughter
J. W. Love
W. W. Sanders
R. T. Jordan
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Court House
Fief and Grand Deputy of West Virginia
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