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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1944

Page

4

Charleston Gazette Club Calendar Briefs June 28 1944

Charleston Gazette notes today lists Wednesday events including Cross sewing and knitting from 1 9 a m to 2 p m in the production room of the Masonic temple, volunteer nurse aides desk registration 14 a m to 1 p m at 201 Duffy Street, Red Cross surgical dressings from 10 a m to 4 p m in rooms 121-113 at Charleston High School, British er Baltes society sewing 18 a m to 4 pm, Ha naw Shumsi Bir club at 8 p m at St George's church.

Charleston Wed Cross Masonic Temple Crom Duffy Charleston High School Er Baltes Society Hanaw . Shumsi Bir Club T. George's Cherch

Fernbank Club Names Committees for 1844 45

Fourteen members met at Mrs R R Schoolfields Spring Rd home to hear Mrs Osman Swartz discuss borders and color in gardens. Committees appointed include program hospitality telephone publicity exhibit membership project Victory garden and Junior Gardeners. The group disbanded until September.

Fernbank Club R. R. Schoolfield Spring Rd Osman Swartz J. C. Frielson C. Lawson H. W. Angell A. A. Goughnour G. D. Brown J. H. Enzel George W. King G. Truslow J. B. Goldsmith J. M. Kay C. F. Runyon F. W. Wilson C. B. Holliday RN. Shepard R. W. Anderson C. J. Barton W. C. Scott F. L. Schaefer Harry Radcliffe J. C. Lawson R W. van Kirk L. B. Kinnamon C. V. Harner Rose Seigel Victory Garden C. W. Kniseley Richard Standish C.E. Lawson

Martha Meador Weds Pvt Albert Cary in St John’s Chapel

Martha Madeline Meador wed Pvt. Albert Bray Cary in St. John’s Episcopal church chapel with Rev. Harry Longley officiating. The bride, of 618 Kanawha Blvd, is daughter of Mrs. William G. Meador of Hinton. Attendant Mrs. Raymond Wise wore gray and white. After a buffet supper, the couple left for a southern wedding trip. Mrs. Cary works at Westvaco Chlorine Products. the groom is a Purdue and Virginia Tech alumnus stationed at Fort Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina.

Martha Meador A. B. Cary Martha Madeline Meador Albert Bray Cary James Rush Cary Clifton Forge St. John's Episcopal Church Chapel Harry Longley Kanawha Blvd William G. Meador Hinton Mr. Meator Hinton High School Bowling Green Business College Delta Theta Sorority Purdue University Virginia Polytechnic Intitute Ft. Jackson Columbia S. C

Mrs Parks to Head Silver Cross Circleof Kings Daughters

Mrs A N Parks was named president of the Silver Cross circle at Christ Church Methodist to fill the unexpired term after Mrs J F Hardesty resignation. Officers elected include H R Warne vice president Isaac Long secretary W W Wertz assistant secretary H K Fox and Henry Lewis on the executive board. Thirty four members attended and meetings paused until September. Miss Jo Louise Elliott recovering at home after minor operation at McMillan hospital.

A. N. Parks Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters Christ Church Methodist J. F. Hardesty H. Ros Warne Isaac Long W. W. Wertz H. K. Fox Henry Lewis M. A. Wildman

Miss Mary Josephine Smith Weds J C Barnes In Presbyterian Chapel

Miss Mary Josephine Smith married Chief Petty Officer Joshua Chester Barnes USNR in a 3 PM ceremony at the First Presbyterian chapel. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Smith of Neosho Missouri, wore ivory satin with a long train and tiara of orange blossoms. The groom is the son of Mrs Ellen Barnes of Nashville North Carolina and the late Mr Joshua Barnes. Attendants included Agnes Fox maid of honor and Atlas Bates best man. A reception followed at the bride’s maternal grandmother’s home. The couple will reside at Lida Beach New York where he is stationed. The bride’s background includes Neosho High School and Charleston Business College. the groom studied at Duke and served overseas 18 months.

Mary Josephine Smith Joshua Chester Barnes USNR First Presbyterian Church Joseph C. Hoffman George A. Smith Neosho Ellen H. ‘Barnes Nashville N.C Joshua Thomas Barnes Dahlstrom C. W. Dahlstrom Gladys Hover Stephanotis NIM L. Siler Agnes Fox Atlas Bates Newport News Ralph McLaughlin Julius McCoy T. E. B. Siler Hall St R. G. Skinner Frank Craft F. R. Summerfield J. J. David Frances Barnes Durham Lida Beach N.Y Miss Smith Neosho High School Charleston Business College Westvaco Chlo- Tine Products, Inc Barnes Surface Insurance Navy American Business Kanawha Duke University

Capt and Mrs George Heckert Host Luncheon in Spokane

Capt and Mrs George Heckert and son George Heckert Jr of Spokane were honored guests at a Sunday luncheon at Cabot. Other attendees included Harley Heckert Opie Anderson Howard Lovejoy George Mihlbauer and numerous Mrs Laughary Nesbit Ward King Lovejoy Anderson and Miller family members. A separate note reports Newcomers club bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs E L Fenton and Mrs Johan Houchins for 21 members at the Charleston Woman's club with prizes to J Donald Jones Robert Uilenbeck and Arthur Parks. A three room demonstration house of steel and fabricated plastic panels rose in 16 hours in Pretoria.

George Heckert George Heckert, Jr Spokane Wash Cabot Harley ©. Heckert Opie Anderson Howard Lovejoy George Mihlbauer Charles Laughary Ruth Nesbit Mary Ward Venita Jo King Lois Lovejoy Masters James Anderson J. H. Lovejoy William Anderson 3. Miller Paul Anderson Charles Laughary, Jr Jack Miller E. L. Fenton Johan Houchins Newcomers Club Charleston Pretoria South Africa

Social notes from Charlottesville and area in New York and camp visits

Personal notes list residents of Charlottesville and nearby areas visiting in New York City Niagara Falls Saranac Lake Camp Alleghany and other stops. Families include Staunton Hill Bogle Davis Carroll Fontaine Nelson and Finley with absences to Cincinnati Birmingham Louisville and Detroit. Mrs Fraser and Lt Fraser U S N R visit family as others travel for camps and convalescence.

Frederick Staunton Hill Charlottesville Caroline Staunton Hill Uth Hills New York City Hugh Bogle Edwin Davis Bogle B. A. Davis Grosscup Rd Niagara Falls N. C Bogie Birmingham Thomas W. Nale Bankhead Banks Cincinnati William A. Carroll Betty MaryEllen Bridge Rd Saranac Lake N. Y Carrol Camp Alleghany Frank Fell Rostner Ay Nancy Fontaine Maple Terrace Evelyn Nelson South Hills Lois Lowe Stone Coco Wildwood Daytona Beach Fir Emery W. Hamilton B and Red Boiling Springs Argonne Apts Louisville Tenn E. W. Waugh C. B. Dabney Edward Dabney William R. Jarrett Huntington Thomas Gorsuch San Diego Calif Paul Kautz Kenna Ruffner R

Betrothed Elizabeth Frank to Pfc Albert Belotto wedding planned

Betrothed Mrs fins Frank of Smithers announces the betrothal of her daughter Elizabeth to Pfc Albert A Belotto son of Mrs Rose Hilotto of Monessen. The couple are to wed as plans form. Elizabeth attended West Virginia Institute of Technology after high school. Belotto, a Monessen High School graduate, worked for Pittsburgh Steel Co before entering the army. He is stationed at Camp Livingston. Nearby, James Eddins returns home to Yukon after visiting Mr and Mrs E Samuel Moore of Shawnee circle. Seaman 1st Class James T Youell and Mrs Youell of Corpus Christi Texas visit his sister Mrs O F Light of Delaware Ave. Mrs P B Walker, once a patient at McMillan hospital, has returned home to North Charleston. Miss Lois Carver heads to Camp Lightfoot on the Greenbrier river as junior counselor. Harry Stark Easley leaves for Camp Greenbrier for two months. Mrs J W Brown Jr of Carrollton visits grand mother Mrs W E R Byrne of Quarrier St then plans to visit Sgt Brown’s parents in Naeger. Pvt William E Mohler leaves for Duke University where he trains with the Marine Corps Reserves after visiting his parents on Quarrier St. Miss Mary Ann Morrison visits sister Miss Barbara Mohler.

Nell Altizer Buena Miller Edgewood Camp Ann Bailey W. QO. Sydnor Elia Craig Quarrier St Guy B. Montgomery E. EB. Layden Virginia St Detroit Mich John Fraser, Jr USNR Hawaii Marquette University Milwaukee Wis F. M. Finley Virginia Av Virginia Lee Finley Camp Alleghany J. Stuart Walden Neph Fins Frank Smithers Mrs Elizabeth Albert’ A. Belotto Rose Hilotto Monessen Frank West Virginia Institute of Technology Mary Elizabeth Flance Pittsburgh Steel Co Camp Livingston James Eddins Yukon E. Samuel Moore Shawnee Circle Sgt. Brown Naeger

Rosemary Smith to Wed in Texas

Rosemary Smith and Lt Leonard A Erickson of Chicago plan marriage in San Antonio Texas this week. Smith daughter of Mrs Sarah Boggess Smith of Fairmont and the late JL Smith, West Virginia University alumna, Red Cross worker at Camp Davis North Carolina. Erickson stationed at Sam Houston Tex will return to Indianapolis. Thayer Johnson to Culver Naval School Culver Indiana.

Rosemary Smith Leonard August Erickson Chicago San Antonio Tex Red Cross Station Hospital Camp Davis N.C Stat Sam Houston Indianapolis Thayer Johnson Walnut Rd Culver Naval School Culver Ind

Voters to Move Show for Idaho Senate Nominee

Boise voters on June 27 face a promise from Glen H. Taylor the Democratic senatorial nominee who vows to think up ways to ease the campaign. The former cowboy troubadour says he ran a quiet campaign to prove critics wrong about publicity stunts or family pressure for votes. He adds he may use a sound system wear a cowboy hat or ride a horse in future efforts.

Boise Ida Idaho Glen H. Taylor Taylor

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