Miss Hanna to Be Guest of Honor
An announcement lists Hanna as guest of honor with a burst of homer and a parade after a ceremony. The crowd includes numerous individuals such as Homer Hanna C. L Walker R. Benny Betty Blake and James Murphy. Community figures and families are named, reflecting a local social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hanna
Homer
H.J
Prs
Mets
Richardeon
Mesdarmes
N. Hatecuida Hanna
Homer Hanna
C. 1 Walker
R. Benny
Betty Blake
Paul Selney
James Murphy
Charles L
Hanna Donel Hanne
Haan
Henry Hall
Esther Hanya
Walter Robins
Robin
Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Journeys
Readers note a flurry of visits and travel as residents announce trips to Lewisburg Washington Middlebury College Grand Rapids and Kanawha venues. Several families plan gatherings at summer homes while others report returns from vacations and moves to new homes or districts.
Recent Bride Mrs Ross Thompson Weds Miss Yada Bury
Social notes from Chase City Virginia detail weddings and visits. Mrs Yada Bury becomes Mrs Ross Thompson in a recent ceremony. Family and friends from Renich New Haven Edgewood Drive and Beckley plan visits while others depart for summer camps and trips to Brownsburg and Spring Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Thompson
Yada Bury
21, de Burr of
Renich
Will Miller to Represent Northwestern University at Summer Council
Will Miller of 1703 Virginia Street East will represent the Wildcat council here during the summer. The council aims to provide information about Northwestern University to prospective students. Miller is a member of Phi Kappa Sigma social fraternity from Rennelee. Local notes mention Mrs Orley G. Curdo of Valley Road returning from New fartingville where she attended the wedding of her cousin Vierinia Lee Hunh Tand. Mr. Richard A. Duerr of New York City and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Kaufman Jr. and son moved here. New residents include Iren Wratilette of Mich and Jenine Mullen of Peoria. Charlotte Loftwich visited, while Ruthells Harvey has returned from South Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
Cedar Road
Wichita Falls
Tex
John Hart Wilson
John Avi
Wilson
Wichita General Hoseal
Colin Hart
Wil
Will Miller
Virginia Street
Wildcat Council
Northwestern University
Miller
Phi Kanna Sigma Social Fraterny
Rennelee
T. Wit
Orley G. Curdo
Valley Road
New Fartingville
Vierinia Lee Hunh- Tand
Stirl
Richard A. Duerr
New York City
F. G. Kaufman. Jr
Iren Wratilette
Mich
Washington Street
Jenine Mullen
Peoria
Iesey
Charlotte Loftwich
Miss
Ruthells Harvey
South Fills
Willkie Backed By West Virginia Young GOP
Logan June 15 A West Virginia Young Republican leader Paul Chambers urged support for Wendell Willkie in the coming campaign. He claimed 75 percent of West Virginia Republicans favor Willkie and thousands of Democrats also want him, arguing Willkie would make a great president and unite the nation beyond partisan lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Chambers
West Virginia
Young Republican League
Wendell Willkie
Chambers
Pany Agir
Philadelphia
Sitian
Willkie
Yurod
Boone Dason
Charleston
Virginia Industries Support Defense Training Effort
Newt Price and state defense leaders report Virginia industries will aid enlistees by paying the difference between normal salaries and training pay during three weeks of field military instruction. Guardsmen are ordered to Camp Plattsburgh New York for three weeks starting in August, with winter clothing to be brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricumond
Vay
Col Mills FB
Newt
Counccil
Gin. Price
State Department
Virginia
Neal
Viginia
Camp Plitleburg
N. Y
Cal
Those Tricky Looking Dance Steps Learnable For All
A quirky article describes creative dance steps and styles from early ballroom trends. It mentions the Lindy Hop, fox trot, tango, rumba, Conga, and Charleston, urging readers to practice using diagrams and a self taught guide. It promotes a booklet and notes entertainment value for crowds at social dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nour
Rae
Westchester
Charleston
Home Institute
West Thoupes
New York
Mid-Atlantic Christian Events And Local Church Activities
The Mid Atlantic Area Sessions of the United Christian Adult Movement plan its annual session from May 1 to 22 at Massanetta Springs, with about 50 West Virginia delegates expected. Attendees include Rev Edworthy, J W Merricks, and Rev Ralph Valentine from Charleston, who will discuss gambling and lotteries. Various church groups host meetings and socials across Charleston area, including a Central WCTU gathering at Mrs L C Killinger's home, the Presbyterian Sickabch group, and a Bible class revival hosted by the Witcher Creek Missionary Baptist church. The Laurel class at Christ Methodist plans an ice cream social, and Locust Grove Baptist closes Vacation Bible School with a picnic and program for 25 children enrolled and 22 daily attendees. A two-week revival led by Rev R A Atkinson opens at Liberty Methodist in Cinco with music by L M Brown's Liberty church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Atlantic Area
Christian Adult Movement
Massanetta Springs
Van
Mexdames
Melvin Cook
John Cook
Riamond
Witcher Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Gilbert Monre
Mrn
J. W. Mincows
Mesames Clifford
White
Thornton Douglas
George Douglas
Cameron Freeney
Wilie White
Wort Harmon
van Turner
J. C. E Ellis
Harvey Martin
Christ Methodist Church
Walter H. Smith
Virginia Street
Glade Mulling
Locust Grove
R. A. Atkinson
Ol Humphreys Methodist Church
Sissonville
Liberty Methodist Church
Cinco
Liberty
L. M. Brown
Circle No. 2
Elimphreys
Booker sentenced to ten months for petit larceny
James Booker of Charleston pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sentenced to 10 months in the county jail. The indictment charged him with breaking and entering the dwelling of Peaches Young at 506 Court Street and stealing silverware and clothing worth about 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Booker
Charleston
Booker
Peaches Young
Court Street
Half of Hotel Burned at Webster Springs
Fire destroyed the 82 room M Hill Oakland hotel today in Webster Springs with losses pegged at 5000 dollars by Osher Henry Coal. Paul Coal spotted the blaze and woke guests who escaped unharmed. W H McConnell of Bristol Tennessee was carried down a ladder by firefighters. Some undamaged rooms may host visitors to the Rhododendron festival starting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Springs
Oakland
Osher Henry Coal
Paul Coal
W. H. McConnell
Bristol
Tenn
Scout Executive Resigns in West Virginia Council
The Central West Virginia area Council of Bay Scouts accepted the resignation of Max Hemeyer, executive for the area for 19 years. A committee was named to choose a successor. The resignation is effective September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Iri
Central West Virginia
Farm Bureau Meeting Set Plans in Ka Ba County
Plans for upcoming activities will be discussed at a meeting of the Ka- Ba County Cooperative Farm held by Tutan. The executive board meets Saturday at 10 a.m. at the court house. G. C. Hoy of Tornada serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ka- Ba
Tutan
I? A. Im
G.C. Hoy
Tornada
Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
A daughter Carlyn Joy born June 22 at Mountain State hospital to L. M Shrader and Pauline Neal of Frame street. Luther Carr and Roberta Bostic welcome Alice Mac born June 23. Jack Skiles and Roberta Bostic announce Carl Edward born June 21. Wilton Howell and Mrs. S. R. White greet Glada Dean born yesterday. Local readings and missionary programs noted at Mrs. R. H. Daugherty home and St. Luke's Episcopal church auxiliary meeting. The Sun Gospel choir from Moody Bible Institute performed at Union Mission tonight with soloists Olifa A. Mauch Genevieve Burns Jane Reed.
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Carlyn Joy
The
Mountain State Hospital
L. M Shrader
Clay Avenue
Luther Carr
Spring Fork
Alice Mac
Cart
Roberta Bostic
Sun @ Gospel trie
Mooly Bible Institute
Union Mission
Olifa A. Mauch
Genevieve M. Burns
Firson
Jane Reed
Funeral Directors Elect Officers Today
At the 46th annual West Virginia Funeral Directors association convention held at the Daniel Roane hotel, officers will be elected today. R. C. Jones of Fairmont is the incumbent president. about 100 members attend the sessions that opened yesterday. A Dutch dinner for past presidents and officers was held, with addresses by Jones, state tax commissioner Ernest K. James, and Earl T. Newcomer of Kansas City, MO. The nominating committee will report, and exhibits at the WCHS auditorium will be visited followed by a banquet and dance at 6:30 PM. Entertainment for ladies includes a bridge luncheon at noon at Kanawha Country Club. the golf course will be open to both men and women in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Funeral Directors Association
Daniel Roane Hoir
R. C. Jones
Fairmont
Jones
Ernest K. James
Earl T. Newcomer
Kanaas City
National Association
WCHS
Kanawha Country Club
Firm Plans Five Thousand Awards for Employees' Children
Thomas and Smith, president of Standard Brands food products, announced this week that $5,000 in awards would be given to children of employees who attain the highest rating in public schools. Awards will be based on teachers' marks, ranging from $25 to $75, for students from first grade to senior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas &. Smith
Standard Brands Food Products
Referee Sought For Arbitration
Believing a deadlock inevitable representatives of the Charleston Building Contractors association and the Hod Cerriers Building and Common Laborers union will select a seventh man to sit as referee before continuing arbitration of wage differences. The three man committees met and agreed that conferences without a judge may only revisit claims later. The referee's decision will be final in settling the differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Building Contractors’ Association
Hod Cerriers, Building and Common Laborers Union
Tom Cairns
West Virginia State Federation of Labor
Ray Joyner
Uoion
M. Fancher
Laborers’ Group
Tniony
Clarente Knight
Weir Higginbotham
John Alms
Red Cross chair attends surgical dressing institute
Mrs. G. H. Barksdale chairman of the surgical dressing committee for the Charleston chapter of the American Red Cross departed for Charlottesville Virginia to take part in a three day institute of instructions for making surgical dressings and supplies. A South Africa farmer Tes Weldeman near Pietersburg escaped injury when a snake crawled up his leg but he kept calm, tightened his trousers and kicked the reptile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Barksdale
Charleston
American Red Cross
Charlottesville
Tes Weldeman
Pietersburg
South Africa
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Jef Yesterdin
WC. Witcher
Witcher
Jeseph Hearne
William Hubbard
Forest Hills
Edward J. Goldsmith
Quartier Street
Mantay
New Ys City
June Dewey
Jace Waltman
Grand Rap
Martha | Kingsland
Kanawha Boulevard
Wale
Sidney P, Davis O
Elm Wood Avenue
Lewisburg
Frederick W. Prichard
Mr. Davis
the Wall
kKeavith
Elizabeth Knight
Tuscawilla Farm
Reva Margaret Siarchar
Marie Rhodes
O'Dell Avenue
Washington
William E. Knight
Kanawhaty
Fairy Stone State Park
D. W. Stubbiefield
South Rutiner
Kanawha Venue
S. E
William T. Livels
Quarser Street
Hinton
Clarence Herndon
Merching Street
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale St
Chase City
Mr. and
Robert Bee
H. FB. Brightwell, Jr
New Haven
Conn
Platt Brightwell
Edgewood Drive
George C
M. Rowe
Magers
Paul
Harry Rowe
New, Market
Shenandoah Valley
eRe E. Chilton
Loudon Heights
Thomas 5. Carr
Merblehead
Chilton
Harriett W. Barrett
Betty Barrett
W. T. Williamson
Beckley
L. Snyder, Jr
Brownsburg
Jack
Giles Snyder
Daniel Mohler, Jr
Camp Briar Hills
Bliss Margaret Jamerson
Sum Street Wall
Retina Temeriny
Myerle Beach
Florence Hamrink
S.C
Mariel Detrait
Arlington Hall
Weesington
M Jemereon
Detrait
Young Gop
State League
Mendelsomn
Smart Shop OF
Charleston Electrical Supply Company
Farnsworth
Ruffoer
A. Mullet
Bouchette
Coleman Recording Company
J. W. Bekenstein
Com Radio
Phareah
Ange
John Beddow
W. CT
L. C. Killinger
Columbia Boulevard
American Institute of Laundering
Arvid
Bsansold
Ajartodays
Abch Presbyterian Church
Mise Carrie Sutherland’ & Boime
South
Kanawha Avenue
Araid
Jack Skiles
Riverview
Carl Edward
Wilton Howell
Vista House
Glada Dean
S. R. White
Maryland Avenue
Arlene Hurdridge
R. Babel
Earl Jones
L. D. Coburn
W. N. Allen
Dang Harilton
Reane Street
Mesdames
P. L. Hannon
Della Schutte
RB. R. Londerve
Mace Greenlee
A. M. Dudding
R. G. Owen
Dade Young
R.G. Be
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
G. BR. Nichols
Chosscup Avenue
Dubbar
A. B. Campbell
Bray Payne
Lainenean
Brotherton’s Food Market Tea Room
Specital Partley
Specter
Maryatta
Florida
ANTIC
NEW
Ciip
Miami Beach
New Cromwell
Ocean
Cabana Colony
Solaria
John M. Duff, Jr
Cromwell
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