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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1935

Page

4

Mrs Campbell To Be Honored At Luncheon

Mrs E Brininstool, president of the Baptist temple women's federation, will host a one o'clock luncheon Thursday at the Charleston women's club for federation officers and circle leaders. Guest of honor is Mrs Strother A Campbell, with a long list of attendees including Mrs J L McLane, Mrs Thomas Horner, Mrs Charles Ray, Mrs Davis Young, and many others.

E. Brininstool Baptist Temple Woman’s Federation Charleston Woman's Club Federation Strother A. Campbell J. L. McLane Thomas Horner Charles Ray Davis Young B. Marshall J. M. Kay R. C. Sullivan Charles & Barnette Lewis Milam A T. Stanley F. H. Martin James A. Shelton C. W. Showalter G. W. Dobbins O. J. Murer C. A. Smith Peter Prins T. C. Johnson Bonner Hill J. C. Little T.E. Drape

Catholic Daughters of America to observe sixteenth anniversary

Catholic Daughters of America celebrate the sixteenth anniversary with a dinner and bridge party at 6:30 tonight at the Tallyja. Reservations are handled by Mrs. O. O. Olders, Mrs. W. C. Mitchell, and Miss Nora Costello.

Catholic Daughters of America O. O. Older Rs. W. C. Mitchll Nora Costello

Bride Virginia Kirkwood Weds Mr. Lewis in Oak Hill

Mrs. Virginia Louise Kirkwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kirkwood of Oak Hill, married last week to Mr. Lewis. More than 200 guests attended. She attended Averett College and belongs to Delta Psi Sigma sorority and Delta Psi Omega dramatic fraternity, and to Borderland chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution.

Lewis Virginia Louise Kirkwood W.S. Kirkwood Oak Hil Averett College Delta Psi Sigma Sorority Delta Psi Omega National Honovery Dramatic Fraternity Borderland Chapter Daughters of the American Revaluting

Miss Tollman and Mr Richards wed in Charleston

Miss Dorothy Tollman and Mr Charles Richards of Charleston were married Saturday by Rev James F Frame at Emanuel Baptist church. Mrs Earl Alderman of Clendenin street has returned from Beckley where she visited her husband and father-in-law H M Alderman, and she visited friends in Hinton.

Dorothy Tollman Charles Richards Charleston James F. Frame Emannuel Baptist Church Earl Alderman Clendenin Street Beckley H. M. Alderman Hinton

Miss Summers to Wed Clinton R McCrary Tonight

Miss Ruth Summers daughter of Mrs M A Summers of Clendenin will wed Clinton R McCrary son of Mr and Mrs A B McCrary of Ronceverte at seven oclock this evening in Charleston. The Rev Frank Robertson will officiate. Summers is sister of Okey S Summers of Edgewood Avenue and studied at Glendenin High School Penn Hall Chambersburg West Virginia University. McCrary graduated from Ronceverte High School and attended West Virginia University and works for the DuPont Ammonia Corporation in Belle. They will reside at 1628 Quatrier Street.

Ruth Summers M. A. Summers Clendenin Clinton R. McCrary A. B. McCrary Ronceverte Charleston Frank Robertson Miss Summers Okey S. Summers Edge‘wood ‘Avenuue Glendenin High School Nded Penn Hall Chambersburg West Virginia University Pi Beta Phi Sorority McCrary Strom Ronceverte High School duPont Ammonia Corporation Belle Quatrier Street

Miss Sparkes Weds Mr William Holsclaw

Miss Mildred Ashley Sparkes daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Sparkes married William Holsclaw son of Mr and Mrs J W Holsclaw at Jackson Memorial Church. Rev B P Taylor officiated with Mozelle Kelso and William Tully as attendants. The couple will reside on West Washington street.

E. M. Sparkes Mildred Ashley Sparkes William Holsclaw J. W. Holsclaw Thompson Street Jackson Memorial Church B. P. Taylor D. D Mozelle Kelso William Tully Hoisclaw Washington Street

South Hills Club Flower Show Today

The South Hills garden club hosts an afternoon flower show at Mrs. Herman Bennett's Abney circle home in Charleston. The exhibit opens to the public from 3 30 to five o'clock with Charleston garden clubs invited. Judges include Mrs. J. B. Coghill Mrs. Julian Bouchelle and Mrs. E. R Mills.

South Hills Garden Club Herman Bennett Abney Circle Charleston

Miss Schwartz Weds Elroy A Reid at Baptist Church

Miss Wilma Schwartz of Ripley married Elroy A Reid Saturday at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Reverend James F P Frame led the service with attendants Miss Virginia Malcolm and Edward Wilkinson. Mrs Hugh Michael Mageyney of Knoxville Tenn arrives Thursday to visit her sister Mrs Joseph W Kenna of Edgewood.

Wilma Schwartz Ripley Elroy A. Aeid Emmual “Baptist Church James FP. Frame Virginia Malcolm Edward Wilkinson Hugh Michael Mageyney Knonville, Tenn Joseph. W. Kenna Edgewood

Miss Margaret Mae Brown Weds Mr. John Greenawald

Mrs W J Johnson of Jackson street announces the marriage of her sister Miss Margaret Mae Brown to Mr John Alvin Greenawald on June 24 in Charleston. The ceremony was at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev Herman Mees Mayer officiating. Mrs Greenawald teaches at Kenawha school and attended Marshall College and WVU. Mr Greenawald earned a BA at Dickinson College and an MA at Cornell. He works in Merck Chemical Co control laboratory in Rahway NJ. They will reside in New Jersey after a month long motor trip through the west.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Herman Mees Meyer New Jersey W. J. Johnson Jackson Street Margaret Mae Brown John Alvin Greenawald Charleston St. Paul's Lutheran Church Herman Mees Mayer Sang Wey Wamreon Greenawald Kenawha Marshall College West Virginia University Dickinson Colege Cornell University Merck Chemical Company Rahway West

Miss Mary Carroll Celebrates Third Birthday At Greenbrier

Miss Mary Ellen Carroll daughter of Mr and Mrs William Carroll celebrated her third birthday Sunday at the Colonnades cottage of the Greenbrier hotel in White Sulphur Springs. She is spending a week there with Mr and Mrs John S Nallen. Guests at the Colonnades included Mr and Mrs William Carroll and daughter Elizabeth, Mr and Mrs Alfred G Swearingen and family, Mr and Mrs Carroll Nalen, Miss Mary Carroll, and Mrs Samuel Campbell, all of Charleston.

Mary Ellen Carroll William Carrol Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs John S. Nallen William Carroll Elizabeth Alfred G. Swearingen Carroll Nalsen Mary Carroll Samuel Campbell Charleston

Miss Corie Stowers Weds Mr. Virgin Comstock

The marriage of Miss Corie Stowers to Mr. Virgin Comstock of Richwood occurred Saturday at the home of Rev. James F. Frame who officiated. Mr. H S Fiersom served as the sole attendant.

Corie Stowers Virgin Comstock Richwood James F. Frame H.S. Fiersom

Humphreys Memorial Women Plan Evening Program

Mrs A J Humphreys hosts the Humphreys Memorial church women missionary society event at eight tonight at her Fayette street home Mrs D H Alexander leads the program The Gospel of Today for Two Race has a guest speaker in attendance.

A. J. Humphreys Humphreys

Honoring Mrs. George Ewing At Birthday Party

Central avenue host Mr. George H. Ewing entertained at Mrs. Ewing s birthday with daughters Talma Ewing Ethel Ewing and Cleo Ewing. Many relatives and friends attended including Casdorphs Birds Robinsons Tulley Tinsley Lanham and other Ewing family members. Donald C. Andrews will arrive in Charleston Saturday en route to Alton Illinois to reside with Mrs. Andrews and visit her mother Mrs. Beary in Virginia Street.

George H. Ewing Central Avenue Lando Lanham Henry Gay Royal Jarrett N. C. Allen Alton Ewing Clifford Adams L. A. Ewing C. H. Louden W. R. Ewing B. Robinson Clara Ewing Georgia Anna Ewing Maxine Louden Leonard Ewing Lawrence Ewing L. Ewing Lovell Lanham Ernest Anderson Joseph Ewing Carroll Ewing Maynard Ewing Paul Casdorph Dassey Ewing Donald C. Andrews Charleston Alton Mrs. Andrews Mr. Andrews CC. Beary Virginia Street

Mrs. Madden Hosts Tea at Home on Thursday

Mrs. C R Madden invites guests to a Thursday tea at her Brooks Street home from 3 to 5 pm honoring her mother Mrs. Mary A McGee. Attendees include Miss Margaret Mann of Boston and numerous local ladies listed among volunteers and assistants.

C. R. Madden Brooks Street Mary A. McGee Margaret Mann Boston Mass Ernestine Williams Clarksburg Pearl McGee Widen James E. Davis Beatrice Cale Mary Rebecca Groves Madadane Hill Newman Groves Madden Anton Pott J. H. Reid Helen Mary Bailey Heten Mary Slicer O. H. Bobbitt May Maloney C. W. Anderson C. W. Ballard van Wil

Installation of Oak Hill Chapter OES Held

Friday ceremonies installed officers for Oak Hill chapter 107 of the Order of Eastern Star led by R P Hannah with Mrs Ella D Hayes and Mrs Maude Hannabass assisting. New offices include Beulah Hannah as worthy matron E N Goode as worthy patron Camma Bishop associate matron George James associate patron Eva Tully secretary Hattie Biggs treasurer Sallie James conductress Mary Martin associate conductress Alice Titlow chaplain Elizabeth Baldry marshal Mary Goode pianist Lilian Blake Ada Lillian Walton Ruth Louise Neele Esther Lilian Levey Electa Esta Heir warder and Joseph Baldry sentinel Gifts were given to retiring worthy matron Mary Goode and retiring worthy patron R P Hannah.

Oak Hill Order of Eastern Star R. P. Hannah Ella D. Hayes Maude Hannabass Beulah Hannah E. N. Goode Camma Bishop George James Eva Tully Hattie Biggs Sallie James Mary Martin Alice Titlow Elizabeth Baldry Mary Goode Lilian Blake Ada Lillian Walton Ruth Louise Neele Esther Lilian Levey Electa Esta Heir Joseph Baldry Mitron

Gillespie Girl Weds Carter at Sugar Creek Home

Announcement by Mrs. J. J. Miller of Sugar Creek states Miss Freda Evelyn Gillespie married Charles Ray Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Carter, on a Saturday June 1 at Mrs. H. S. Griffith's Sugar Creek home. Rev. H. W. Scott officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. J. Darrel Carter and Mrs. H. S. Griffith. The couple will reside in Charleston.

J. J. Miller Sugar Creek Freda Evelyn Gillespie Charles Ray Carter F. H. Carter Spring Street H. S. Griffith H.W. Scott

Miss Littlefield Weds Harrison McMains in Charleston

Announcement of the marriage of Freida Littlefield to Harrison McMains on June 22. The couple will reside in Charleston. The Rev. W. H. Harrington read the ceremony.

Freida Littlefield Harrison McMains McMains Charleston W. H. Harrington

Miss Robinson Weds Mr Withrow on June 22

The announcement states Miss Minerva Robinson married Mr A Withrow on June 22. The couple will reside on Madison Street and the ceremony was conducted by Reverend Charles Harrington.

Miss Robinson Mr. Withrow Minerva Robinson A. Withrow Withrow Madison Street Charles Harrington

Edgewood Ladies Day Observed With Luncheon

Edgewood country club hosts Ladies Day today with a luncheon at one o'clock in the grill area. Members and guests are invited to attend and enjoy a social afternoon.

Edgewood Ladies Edgewood Country Clun

First M. E. Delegates Return From Meeting

First Methodist Episcopal church, South, delegates to the young people's conference at Barboursville June 17 21 have returned home. Named are Elaine Jackson Emily Abbott Glenora Spencer Ruth Byrd Betty Byrd Elizabeth Rader Juatta Winell Cynthia Falkiner Max Byrd Richard Eggleston Wilford Spencer John Thompson James Dierson William Markham Frank Dawson Frank Bradley and William Price.

First Methodist Episcopal Church South Barboursville Elaine Jackson Emily Abbott Glenora Spencer Ruth Byrd Betty Byrd Elizabeth Rader Juatta Winell Cynthia Falkiner Max Byrd Richard Eggleston Wilford Spencer John Thompson James Dierson Wiliam Markham Frank Dawson Frank Bradley William Price

Bible Class Party At Mrs Polsne Home Tonight

The First Methodist church Bible class will hold its party at eight o’clock this evening at Mrs William Polsnes home on Circle Drive. Hostesses include Mrs David Graham Mrs W N Curry Mrs C A Walworth and Miss Virginia Mottice.

Methodist Church Beacor William Polsne Circle Drive David Graham W. N. Curry C. A. Walworth Virginia Mottice

Luncheon Planned for Wilmington Guests

Mrs. Gordon Mathews of Virginia Street hosts lunch today for Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chapman of Wilmington Delaware, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. E. Cheetham. Cheethams entertained Sunday evening for the visitors and Mrs. Duncan Bruce hosted a Monday luncheon at the Tally Ho in their honor.

Gordon Mathews Vheriginia Street Frederick Chapman Wilmington Del J. L. E. Cheetham Cheetham Duncan Bruca

Winfield Bride Weds Norman Deardorff in Charleston

Miss Bertha Lupskientz of Winfield married Norman Deardorff of Winfield on June 22 in Charleston with Rev. C. H. Hamilton officiating. Dr W E Halcombe and Mrs Holegecombre returned from attending the American Medical association meeting in Atlantic City and visiting friends in New England.

Bertha Lupskientz Winfield Norman Deardorff Charleston C. H. Hamilton W. E. Halcombe Hole Gecombe Quarrier Street American Medical Association Atlantic City New England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Brininstool Three Rivers J. Stuart Lewis, Jr Mr. Richards McCrary of Miss Sparkes Wm. Holsclaw South Hills Club Miss Schwartz Mr. E. A. Reid ATS Nl Etn Pelee Dickinson Phgne John Greenawald Miss Corie Stowers Mr. Comstock George Ewing Laggett Cohen's Bullman’s Palterfield Deng Store Eaphor Drug Co Bolamky Deakin Dr Brown T. Albans EMA Am Pyres Nusses Beneft Freda Gillespie GC. R. Carter Miss Littlefield Lewis Hubbard & Company Charleston, W. Va M. E Mrs. Mathews Marinetis, Bradley, Downes Hale Street
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