Y W Club Planning Meet Opens State Con ference Preparations
The planning committee of the Y W C A Business and Professional girls club met at eight o clock in the association building on Quar tier street to arrange a state conference in early fall. Attendees include Nell Kirby Shirley Thompson from Huntington Virginia Ice Sallie Patterson Betty Maple from Fairmont Mrs D S Scroggins from Charleston and many others from Huntington Fairmont Charleston and Charleston. First conference meetings are set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Business and Professional Girl's Club
Association
Quar- Tier Street
Huntington
Fairmont
Parkersburg
Charleston
Nell Kirby
Shirley Thompson
Virginia Ice
Sallie Patterson
Betty Maple
D.S. Scroggins
Virce Weil
Wilma Mackey
Gladys Vineyard
Irene Parka
Ruth Ferguson
Margaret Fielier
Marie Sirk
Genevieve Poe
Mildred Graffis
Clara French
J. Earle Hanley
Merna Allebach
New Book Topics At Kanawha County Library
Raw books received last week cover American Army in France 1817 1819 and Japan power among diverse subjects. Notable titles include Paythology and Morals One Way Streets Photoelectric Cell Applications Gardening In the Greenhouse and The King of the Great Clock Tower Poems by Yeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Religious Liberty
Texas
Kanawha
J. A. Hedfield
Arthur Osborne
Walker and Lance
Anne Dorrance
William Butler Yeats
Heath Bowman
Stirling Dickinson
James Rorty
James G. Harboard
America
J. Moss Ives
George O'Brien John
Matthew Calbraith Perry
Edward M. Barrows
Togo
Edwin A. Jogiy
Eleanor
A An Mh
Camps Occupied At Shadyside Beach
Shadyside Beach on Coal River near St Albans became a vacationer hub last week said beach manager Harry A Cooper. Campers included families from Charleston Huntington St Albans and nearby areas with numerous couples and children listed among the occupied camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadyside Beach
Hadyside Beach
Coal River
Deer St. Albans
Harry A. Coop
Chasteston
Filiot Abbott
Gary N. Casto
South Hite
R. O. Sears
Charleston
Ernest Stucker
Cleveland
J. A. Fitch
Frank Crumbaker
Phil Allen
South Charleston
R. K. Buford
J. F. Callison
Charles Malcolm
Earl Robinson
St. Albans
Henry
B. Berry
James Dickinson
Timothy Dishwell
Sll
Huntington
Glens Clark
Kanawhahi Tee SP
Apri Electric Company
A. C. Stine
Hallie Louise
Charles
Frank Campbell
Garner Pledges His Faith In Roosevelt Leadership
Vice President John Nance Garner pledges fealty to Franklin Delano Roosevelt and acceptance of the Democratic ticket, praising the New Deal and vowing support in the months ahead. He recalls shared duties since March 4, 1933, and emphasizes opposition to the Old Deal while urging national unity and continued reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
John Nance Garner
Theagh Am Agein
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Delans Rossevelt
Counfat Sd
Congress
Ca Fe
Oor
Franklin Delano
Father at bedside of ailing 83 year old Ross
Walter V. Ross former state manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation left yesterday for Henry Virginia to be at the bedside of his father Charles L. Ross age 83 who is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter V. Ross
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Henry
Charles L. Ross
Murder Trials On Court Docket
Two murder defendants face trials in an intermediate court this week. James Ingram, 24, charged with the May 6 shooting of Ethel Shelton in a Morris Street restaurant, will be tried by jury tomorrow. Noah Proctor, 38, of Blakeley, facing charges in the April 28 shooting death of George Sparks near Blake, is set for Tuesday. Proctor allegedly admitted the slaying, claiming Sparks was with his wife and daughter and that Sparks was “hanging around my house.” State police cited motive as jealousy. Old state appeal and misdemeanor cases will be heard by Judge Collett Littlepage Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ingram
Ethel Shelton
Morris Street
Charleston Hospital
Ingram
Sealousy
Noah Proctor
Blakeley
George Sparks
Near
Blake
Sparks
Charleston
Procter
Proctor
Collett Littlepage
Engineer Announces Bid Opening Dates
Bids will be opened July 1 for bower pipe and bolt threading machine, July 6 for wicket timber for U. S. repair station at Marietta Ohio, and July 6 for coal for Lock No. 26 on the Ohio river per Huntington office. Kanawha river relief crews progress. 2.3 miles of pool 11, all of pool 10, and 34 miles in pool to be cleared. Operations shifting to cleanup and burning timber as end of month nears. A sewer outlet permit was issued for Kanawha river at Spring Hill 52.9 miles above the river mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Repair
Marietta
Ohio River
U. Engineer
Huntington
Kanawha River
Pool No
Ohio River Divison
George A. Schlossstein
Spring Hill
Boy Dies After Wrestling Bout At State Home
Elkins June 27 A 12 year old boy George Green died after a friendly wrestling match with his 14 year old brother Elmer at the state children's home. He was seized by the foot and twisted reaching for freedom then went limp. County Health Officer Dr. W G Harper ruled death a broken neck. The coroner plans no inquest. Home authorities seek the boy's mother Mrs Laura Toncray Green. The brothers came from Parkersburg three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
George Green
State Children's Home
George
Elmer
W.G. Harper
Laura Toncray Green
Parkersburg
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Pocahontas Virginia Beach, VA
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