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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
7
Weekley Memorial United Brethren church youths held a picnic and swimming party at the Kanawha 4-H pool on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included numerous local youths and families from the community with adults supervising, enjoying games and social time at the water facility.
Miss Frances Stubblefield was hostess at an informal luncheon Tuesday at the Edgewood country club. Guests included Miss Frances Dean Reed Miss Jane Ivey of Concord North Carolina Miss Margaret Moxton Miss Dorcas Daling and Miss Dorothy Singleton.
Baptist young people union held a swimming party Tuesday evening at Rock Lake pool. Attendees included Paralee Henson Betty Lowrey Ann Londeree Ruth Carter Mae McIlwain Dorothy Byers Mary Henson Lil Man Henson Elizabeth Strother Carl Henson Jack Burnett Walter Henson Wayne Taylor Roland Stover Francis Brown Frank Skaggs Haig Pauley Herbert Thomas William Reighner Robert Cochran Joseph Londeree William Foglesing William Parkinson James Meeds Richard McIlwain Besisd Price and Kermit Qr ers.
Mrs. B S Preston conducted a Bible study at South Charleston Darlington M E Church on a Wednesday afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Gentry Mrs. C A Hughes Mrs. L E Berry Mrs. Albert Buber Mrs. Maude Lemons C Withrow Mrs. Ammie Bales Mrs. J H Gibson Mrs. A W Daubenspeck Mrs. L A Rarick Mrs. John C Hendershott Miss Faye Erkler Rev and Mrs C E B Dorsey and Mr and Mrs Harry Banger.
Mrs W S Woodrow entertained Wednesday at South Charleston celebrating Frances ninth birthday and Jane sixth birthday. Other guests were Dorothy Jean Lofshaw Jane Lotshaw Barbara Gee Shriver Dorothy Ann Lotshaw Harold Steinbecker and William Woodrow.
Win Won Circle No. 4 of the First Methodist Episcopal church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. T. K. Barnes home on Tremont Avenue. Present were Mrs. Ray Dixon Mrs. T. J. Bowman Mrs. J. L. Sinclair Mrs. J. R. Surbaugh Mrs. R. C. Price Mrs. K. A. Duke Mrs. Lucy Barlee and Mrs. T. K. Barnes. Guests Mrs. T. Johnson Clancy Sr Mrs. Graham Davies and Miss Marian Clancy who were guests of Mrs. T. A. Clancy Jr. of Parsons Zogg apartments returned to Louisville Ky.
The Spring Hill St. Paul M. E. church and its pastor's helpers and women's missionary society will host a lawn fete Friday evening July 12. Chairmen are Mrs. L. A. Studebaker and Mrs. R. J. Chenoweth, with several members named in attendance at the meeting.
Young people of the Baptist Temple held a picnic and swimming party Tuesday evening at the Kanawha 4-H pool. Attending were Mrs Edward Moran Mrs P A Simpson Miss Zaida Shelton Ruth Trumbo Louise Scherer Eloise Stanard Mary Cones Elizabeth Slack Anna Margaret Bush Mary Elizabeth Ohley Anne East Mildred Thornhill Sue Shelton Anne Johnson and Mary Jane Bannister.
Mrs Gwinn entertained at her Eleventh Avenue home in South Charleston on Tuesday night honoring her husband on his birthday anniversary.
An advert proclaims S S Tonic cures bodily weakness by boosting red blood cells. It claims improved oxygen supply, better digestion, and renewed energy in a scientific formula with 108 years of success. The tonic is sold in red cell wrapped packaging at local drug stores.
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