Silver Cross Elects Officers at Annual Kings Daughters Luncheon
Mrs. M. A. Wildman was elected president of the Silver Cross circle of the Kings Daughters at yesterday’s luncheon at Christ Church Methodist. Henry K. Fox was named treasurer and J. S. Cason, R. C. Boothe, and Henry Lewis will serve on the board for two years, with Ifra Cason retiring as president. The budget for the coming year was approved along with an additional appropriation for the Anchor club, with Mrs. H. Rus Warne leading the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Wildman
Silver Cross Circle of the Kings Daughters
Christ Church Methodist
Henry K. Fox
J. S. Cason
R. C. Boothe
Henry Lewis
Ifra
Cason
Anchor Club
H. Rus Warne
Mesdames C. ¥. Hann
J. J. Exiine
H. B. Davenport
Plymouth
Laura Hardesty
Morgantown
Walter Smith
C. C. Pierce
W. H. O'Dell
Hattie Moorhead
D. C. Jay
E. C. Stotts
B. L. Ballard
Esme
Anderson
J.B. Jones
H. B. Engle
T. L. Jamerson
H. M. Carson
E. S. Bock
Robert Bell
A. H. Stork
J. F. Hardesty
Glenn Shanklin
L. 5. Emery
H. S. Campbell
W. H. Klein
Andrew Gardner C
T. Butts
N. W. Pritchard
M. M. Parker
Lyle Robinson
E. C. Lawson
David Jayne
R. Barnhart
L. R. Hamric
C. A. Wickertsheim
K. E. Reed
Carol Morrison
J. Q. Cottrill
O. J. Morrison
J. N. Stone
Gretis Embleton
H. A. Weethe
S. M. Stone
E. H. Shonk
Alvin Snyder
Margaret Jenkins
R.D. Thrush
W. A. Stevenson
M. K. Malloy
Franklin Gates
W. Z. Eisensmith
Co. M. Boren
C. W. Fiesher
Elizabeth Brown
Alma Ruth Thrush
Acacia Currey
Florence Schum
Snodgrass Lawn Party Brings Family and Guests Together
Mr and Mrs Daniel Snodgrass hosted a Saturday night lawn party at their Hern shaw home for their son Leonard Snodgrass and Clifford Asbury who recently returned from Superior Mont. A large guest list included Frank Price and Walter Price and many Snodgrass relatives along with diverse friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Snodgrass
Mrs Auld Speaks on Wild Flowers at Fernbank Club
Mrs. Fred Auld spoke on Wild flowers before the Fernbank Garden club at Mrs. Thomas Brafford’s London Heights home yesterday morning. Attendees included Mesdemes W. R. Gentry T. N. Belcher G. N. Belcher J. C. Frierson R. R. Schoolfield J. C. Lawson C. E. Lawson A. E. Rezzonico J. A. Hudson C. V. Harner. Ruth Watt, visiting her parents on Hickory road, left Sunday for summer school at the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Auld
Fernbank Garden Club
Thomas Brafford
London Heights
Fac
Mesdemes W. R Gentry
T. N. Belcher
G. N. Belcher
J. C. Frierson
R. R. Schoolfield
J. C. Lawson
C. E. Lawson
A. E. Rezzonico
J. A. Hudson
C. V. Harner
Ruth Watt
Robert E. Watt
Hickory Road
Theiversity of Michigan
White-Sawyers Betrothal Told
Mr and Mrs Elmer W White of Buffalo announce their daughter Mildred G White will wed Rev Sumner D Sawyers son of Mr and Mrs Augustus L Sawyers of Smoot. Ceremony at 8 pm July 15 at Elizabeth Memorial church South Hills with Rev R J Matheny and pastor Lacy H Burns officiating. Attendants include Miss Margaretbelle Bonham and Rev Kyle Sawyers. The couple will reside in Ronceverte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. White
Buffalo
N. Y
Mildred G. White
Sumner D. Sawyers
Augustus L. Sawyers
Smoot
Elizabeth Memorial Church
South Hills
R. J. Matheny
Mallory
Hey
Lacy H. Burns
Margaret
Juanita Key Weds E Theodore Faulkner in Calvary Baptist Church
Miss Juanita Virginia Key, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Key of Cedar Grove, marries Mr E Theodore Faulkner son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Faulkner of Williamsburg Greenbrier county. Rev E L Honts officiates. Bride wears powder blue suit with white corsage. attendants are Macel Payne and Oswald Faulkner. Guests include the couple's parents and Iva Diehl and Mary Burns. After a Virginia trip, the groom plans to report for U S Army duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Virginia Key
Samuel Key
Cedar Grove
Calvary Baptist Church
E. Theodore Faulkner
Gordon Faulkner
Williamsburg
Greenbrier County
E. L. Honts
Macel Payne
Oswald Faulkner
Iva Diehl
Mary Burns
Faulkner
Kanawha County
Williamsburg Hirh School
Kelly's Creek Colliery Company
Virginia
U. S. Army
Pollyanna Club Feted at Mrs. Harold Lambert Home
Mrs Harold Lambert entertained the Pollyanna club at her Quincy home last week. Mrs Gilbert Harmon led the devotions. Other attendees included Mesdames Nona Sims C S Thompson C A Hastings Hester Moore R S Tackett Margaret Turner Ira White M C Thompson E R Lambert C F Harmon T Underwood Ola Woods W A Martin Myrtle Stewart Gilbert Harmon D L Richards E D Leadman John White F Walker and John Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lambert
Pollyanna Club
Quincy
Gilbert Harmon
Mesdames Nona Sims
C. S. Thompson
C. A. .Hasting
Hester Moore
R. S. Tackett
Margaret Turner
Ira White
M C. Thompson
E. R. Lambert
C. F. Harmon
T. Underwood
Ola Woods
W. A. Martin
Myrtle Stewart
D. L. Richards
Be Feted Host Harold de Ropp Hosts Edgewood Party
Mr and Mrs Harald de Ropp invite guests to a cocktail party at Edgewood Country Club at 6 p m Friday. Honored guests will be her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Simpson of Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald de Ropp
Edgewood Country Club
Walter Simpson
Wilmington
Del
Parties Planned For Bride Elect Miss Emma Lou McCormick
Miss McCormick will be honored at a luncheon tomorrow at Wren's Nest in Gallipolis hosted by Mrs. Harry Greet and Miss Peggy Fraser. Tonight, Mrs. B. D. Tawney and Miss Lucy A. Jackson entertain at Jackson's Clendenin home. A Monday trousseau tea at Nancy Street, hosted by Mrs. S. H. Cart for her daughter Mrs. Tawney, aunt of the bride, featured a silver bowl of pink rambler roses with blue and white delphinium centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lou McCormick
Fairfield
Gallipolis
Robert Graham Lovell
Wren's Nest
Harry Greet
Peggy Fraser
B. D. Tawney
Lucy A. Jackson
Clendenin
Miss McCormick
S. H. Cart
Nancy Street
Mrs. Tawney
Miss Jackson
Mesdames
Julia Ann Taylor
Clinton R. McCrary
Max Goldman
J. S. Hall
Harley Oney
Neal Fraser
Charles Carson
Guy Holsclaw
Frank Tyree
F. A. Summers
Mildred Goleman
Ruth Hinterleitner
Sue Daniel
Pegey Frasier
Ellen Riley
Charlotte Carson
Mary Ann Summers
This City
Earl McCormick
Paul Mossman
Herry Maddy
John P. Witherholt
W. P Cherrington
F. M. Tawney
B Jenkins
Alma Mithorn
C. T. Fleshmen
E. D. Tawney
M. A. Summers
Roberta Rylands
Ruth Parris
James Given
May Lynch
Guy Lynch
Fred Osborne
H. H. Osborne
Wilam Summers
J. A. Guinn
R. By Selke
L. A. Hoffman
Wilma Young
Willa Jackson
Della Osborne
Lucy Jackson
Agnes Osborne
J. d. Layeil
Pt. Pleasant
Local Personal Notices Highlight Travel and Visits
Residents and families are noted in a string of visits and travels. Mrs Charles F Stuart sails to Bridgeport to join her husband at Remington Arms. G H Jones and daughters Mae and June return from Detroit with stops in Columbus. Inez Hambrick returns from Columbus. Betty Stump Virginia Powell planned to return to Romney after visiting Ruth Roberts. Sidney P Davis and family to spend weekend with Elizabeth Knight at Tuscawilla Farm Lewisburg. Ames Brown arrives from Mexico to visit Jack Blair and parents, en route to Culver summer naval school. Rev T B Lawler and Mrs Lawler visit son in law and daughter in-law in Noyes Avenue. J C Johnson and son Stuart return to Warner after visiting Harmer family. Betsy Blunden to summer camp Alleghany Greenbrier. Jerry Hudgins returns from Richmond. A C Carver and family arrive from Green Bay with house guest arrangements and future visits in Quarrier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Inez Hambrick
Monongalia Street
Columbus
Betty Stump
Vireginia Powell
Romney
Ruth Roberts
Staunton Avenue
Sidney P. Davis
Taylor L. Palmer
Preston M. McClanahan, Jr
Elizabeth Knight
Tuscawilla Farm
Lewisburg
Ames Brown
Mexico
Jack Blair
J. , Blair
Grossetp Road
Culver
Ind
Culver Summer Naval School
T. B. Lawler
North Fork
John W. Hash
Noyes Avenue
J. C. Johnson
Stuart
Warner, Pa
C. ¥. Harmer
Loudon Heights
Betsy Blindon
Montague Blunden
Virginia Street
Camp Alleghany
Greenbrier County
Jerry Hudgins
J. W. Hesen
Z. W. Hash
Noyes Agenut
Richmond
C. Carver
Betty
Cleweil
Green Bay
Wis
Local residents plan visits and summer trips across states
A sequence of residents depart or visit family and friends from Abingdon Vai to Camp Glen Rachie and Camp Alleghany. Peggy Davis returns from Miami Beach with Frances Jane Faulkner as a counselor. Abney Payne and daughter visit Winchester relatives while Anna Thever visited Charlotte. Bonnie Richardson heads to Washington for a visit. Adele Simons leaves for Charleston. Roger Parker family to visit New York, then Lewisburg. Edward Goldsmiths head to Bridgehampton. Nancy Singleton returns from Cincinnati while Charles Singleton’s family visits Toledo. Mary Ann Donnally arrives from Washington to visit family in South Hills. Rebecca Meem arrives from Bluefield to visit Mary Carver Read. Katie Belle Abney and Josephine Mathews travel to Lewisburg then Montreal with others. Kirby family and Kath Brick attend weddings in Mississippi. guests visit New York and Boston before continuing journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Belle Abney
Josephine Mathews
Walter C. Hardy
Lewisburg
Charles S. Ohley
N. B. Oakes
Montreal
N. C
David Kirby
Daughters
Maple Road
New York City
Boston
Katherine Brick
Kathleen Brick
Indiana Avenue
Hattinsburg
Miss
Joan P. Brick
Eleanor Laper
Edgar B Sime
Staunton Avenue
John W. Biggs
Atlanta, Ga
Edith Pannell
Wingna
Miners Named To Producers Boards Across Regions
Washington June 24 The bituminous coal division announced 22 miner representatives for district producers boards. Officials said United Mine Workers represented the majority in each district after soliciting aid from CIO and AFL groups. Notable appointees include C F Davis Fairmont District 3 and William Blizzard Charleston District 7 with Samuel Caddy Lexington District B among those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Industry Lin
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
Progressive Mine Workers
AFL
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Samuel Caddy
Lexington
Birthday Party Given by Horace Johnson Family
Mr and Mrs Horace Johnson hosted a Friday birthday gathering for their son John at their Hernshaw home. Guests included Mary Green Irene McCormack Irene Asbury Imogene Craddock Arlene Asbury Tressie Dandy Mary Rose Johnson Pansy Lou Johnson Carol Bernice McCormack Tuliy Ascury Julia Ann Hastings David Dowdy Thomas Dowdy Dempsey Craddock Joe Brure Donald Rice Leonard Green Harold Hastings Micky Thomas Shirley Thomas J L Meadows R Meadows Norman McBriar Ray Dowdy Donald Green Charles Green Jr Kenneth Perry. Government distribution of necessities is urged in Haiti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Snodgrass
Hernshaw
Leonard Snodgrass
Clifford Asbury
Superior
Mont
Frank Price
Walter Price
Clarence Asbury
Elbie Snodgrass
Lee Snodgrass
Harvey Holstein
Durzela Price
Vernice Mortis
Michel Morris
Hattie Snodgrass
Martha Snodgrass
Peggy Greene
Pauline Kirk
Horace Johnson
John
MaryGreen
Irene McCormack
Irene Asbury
Imogene Craddock
Arlene Asbury
Tressie Dandy
Mary Rose Johnson
Pansy Lou Johnson
Carol Bernice McCormack
Tuliy Ascury
Julia Ann Hasting
Masters David Dowdy
Thomas Dowdy
Dempsey Craddock
Joe Brure
Hyde Named Pension Secretary for State Teachers
Dr Richard E Hyde was appointed executive secretary of the state's new teacher pension system by the retirement Board at a 3600 annual salary effective July 1 He assisted in preparing pension tables and data for the plan from the 1939 retirement system He is one of about two dozen applicants for the post Dean D L Haught of Concord State Teachers College was named vice chairman The board set up offices and review procedures and will consider retirement applications at the July session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Hyde
State Department of Education
Retirement Board
Hyde
W. W. Trent
Haught
Dr. Hyde
D. L. Haught
Concord State Teachers College
Athens
Trent
Edgar B. Sims
Richard E. Talbott
David Kirby
State Board of Education
Gov. Neely
Gardeners Meet Mrs Richardson at Woodsedge Club
Mrs Richardson will host the Woodsedge Garden Club gathering at 10 a m tomorrow at her Poplar Road home. The meeting will discuss the coming year's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 5. Richardson
Woodscedge Garden Club
Poplar Road
Invitational Edgewood Club tourney honors winners
Mrs Geiger of Kanawha County Club was low gross and Mrs Harwood of Guyan County Club low net in the first flight of the invitational at Edgewood Country Club. Second installment expected to bring in about 110000. Prizes awarded for pars and blind holes. Numerous guests and Edgewood honorees listed with many participants from Kanawha and Huntington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiger
Kanawha Country Club
Ivan Harwood
Guyan Country Club
Huntington
Edgewood Country Club
Russel Kessel
J. E. McDavid
Kanswice
R. B. Blubaugh
C. Smith
LG. Grettum
C. B. Talley
Edgewood
Henry E. Payne
C. W. van Petten
J. B. Pierce
Howard Haenschel
Marian L. Ray
V. J. Peterson
Tom R. Ragland
Frank Thomas
Francis Scott
Florence Myers
Mesdarmes
Jennings
Robert Lowe
M. M. Moorhead
F. E. Weaver
Frank Wallace
J. Be, Rucker
J. E. Tet- Tow
Es, Coffman
W. P. Durkin
Montreal
Louise Vance
Washington
Mary O'Neal
Louisville
Peggy Barison
Wilmington
N. C
Betty Thompson
Mary Lane Snyder
Edith Simpkins
Nancy Howard
Jane Norton
Edwina Grass
Marjorie Winder
Anne Thompson
Elizabeth Ballard
Second Income Tax Payment Due July 15
Notices prepared by the West Virginia state tax department inform 1,708 taxpayers who used the new thirds payment law that the second installment is due July 15. Division head Hugh H. Ferrell said the measure applies when the tax exceeds ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
State Tax Department
Hugh H. Ferrell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver Cross
Kings’ Daughters Group
Mrs. Auld
Bride
Milford Stevens
Putney
Evelyn
Carl Russell Wart
Charles G Dart
Mammoth
Dart
Kanawha-Hocking Coal Company
White-Sawyers
Juanita Key
White Electric
Trousseau
Charles F. Stuart
Bridgeport
G. H. Jones
Mae
June
Sissonville Road
Detroit
William Jones
Arthur K. Doo
Eighth Avenue South Charleston
Mr. Doolitle
Maude T. Doolittle
Sackson Heights
L. 1
Gazette
Harold J. Burgess
Freda Smith
Bertha Smith
Lochgelly
Greenup
G. P. Burgess
Helen
Burgess
Montgomery Hospital
West Virginia University
Daniel Matthews
Camp Glen Rachie
Abingdon
Vai
Peggy Davis
Miami Beach
Fred Faulkner
Frances Jane Faulkner
Abney Payne
Francis Vaughn
Winchester
Anna Thever
Charlotte
MN. C
Jay Fitzsimmons
Bie
Bonnie Richardson
Florence Drive
Adele Simons
Margaret Lynn Lewis
Reed
Charleston
S. C
Roger Parker
Paul Agbill
Weir
France
Harrison B. Smith
Edward J, Galdemith
Fet Gon
Edward Goldsmith, Jr
Quarrier Street
Bridgehampton
S. 1
Nancy Singleton
Ginelnnat
Charles R. Singleton
Fort Hill
Toledo
C. G. Bensinger
Mary Ann Donnally
Washington, D.C
Boyd Donnally
Rebecca Meem
Bluefield
Mary Carver Read
Mary Estella Lacy
G. W. Lacy
Mary Street
Lawrence M. Campbell
W. B. Miller
Summersville Lumber Company
Maggard Studios
Blizzard
Hao- Hivia
Reont
Charleston High School
British War Relief Society
Kanawha Parkway
D. Keightley
J. KR. Chandice
R. H. Dunn
Sunrise Garden Club
Alma Jones
Lock Six Road
Tite Garden Club
U A. m
Charles Hodges
Charles Kuhn
Sodorrom
G Actid
The
American Institute of Laundering
Saton
Diamond Department Store
John Lee
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