Society Notes of Social Events in Charleston and Nearby
Social happenings include Mrs. J N Carnes hosting guests at Bradford Street with a luncheon at the South Side Woman's club. Various bridge and charity events feature Mrs. C S Peyton, Mrs. R N Parks, and Mrs. Lea Brooks among others, with gatherings at South Side Women’s club house and Snugboro Inn. The marriage of Miss Idolynn Monns to Mr. Albert Nebelsick in Versailles road Charleston is announced, followed by a Chicago homeward departure. Hoy Scout troop 40 to host a card party at St Anthony’s Parochial School to raise funds.
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A. A. Bryant
Mississippi
Mixa Ureuls Daniels
North Carolina
J. N. Carnes
Bradford Street
Wilod Ie
Beldge
South Side
Donnally, Jr
Kemp Bittlepage
Mex
Mason Crickard
Ruth Eskew
C. 5. Peyton
O. C. Lewis
Harry Anderson
L. B. Willams
C. BE. Daw Jey
Mire
Milford
Airs
H. MM
Bertolet
R. N. Parks
Chamberlin Court
Mya
Earl ncCray
Fairmont
Mcl Gray
John Wills
Jay Geist
William Hutsinpuler
James Pew
Charles Malcolm
Hewcomb
Harry Prep
Delbert Robinson
H. EB. Pugh
Ace J. Sbuker
Thelma A. l
Lea ‘Brooks
Washington
A Trees
L. Bruftner
Dean Reed
Pauline Stuehiin
Noa
John Shirkey
Brown Trusiow
Harry Davis
Clarke Poole
Be. Brooks
Charléstén
Mim Idolynn Monns
C. R. Munny
Lexing
Charleston
Asha
Irving Munns
Betty Jane Robbins
Irving Manna
Nebelsick
Chicago
Hhe
Hoy Scout Troop No. 40
St. Anthony's Parochial School
Sixth Street
Community Activities Notice From Local Association
Degree of Hotter Protective Association will hold a social this evening at 8 o'clock on Brown and Traslow Streets. The committee in charge includes Mrs Mae Callister, Mrs Dells Franklin, and Miss Clars McClain. First M E Church south Mira J R Shankin chairman will give olive oils at the home of Mrs Z D Rummel 2219 Washington.
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Brown and
Traslow
Mae Callister
Dells Franklin
Clars McClain
Cele
M. E
Mira
J. R. Shankin
Oliverses
Z. D. Rummel
Weshington
Personal Intelligence notes visitors and travelers in Morgantown
A local society roundup lists Mr. Philip Swan of Huntington as guest at Snugboro Inn with Miss Aileen Grace, and many residents visiting Baltimore, White Sulphur Springs, Philadelphia, Washington, and Norfolk. It records opera tion for appendicitis, aviation enlistment, weddings, and trips by Ensign Richard Gaines, Nell Morris, Clara Ensinger, Minnie McNory, Clara Delamar, Garnet Warren, and others, plus returns from Lexington and Morgantown visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Swan
Huntington
Aileen Grace
Snugboro Inn
Malden Road
TP. A. Chamberster
Baltimore
Perdue
Fern
Harry Perdue
Hurricans
Norfolk
Washington
Richard K. Gaines
Joseph Holt Gaines
Virginia Street
Pounncols
Florida
United Stutes Navy
Nell Morris Bes
New York
Clara Ensinger
Minnie McNory
Clara Delamar
Mijas Garnet Warren
Ironton
Ohio
Anna, Deltmar
Misa Stella Pryor
A. A. Barnes
South Hillis
Comada
Emily Wegman
Lexington
Idolynn Mur
Charleston
Albert Nebelsick
Chicago
Lucille ‘Wegman
Families and Faculty Members Plan Summer Trips
SALLYS SALES of the Family Welfare society in Huntington and Miss Ann Dean of Marshall College depart by motor for New York City. They will stop at White Sulphur Springs and Atlantic City. In New York, Miss Saunders will stay with Miss Dorothy Hockaday. Mrs Earl Ward and Mr Earl Ward also travel for business and visiting relatives in Bluefield and New York. Miss Myrtle Eiger of Seattle visits Huntington. Miss Julia Aults plans to move to Europe with the Porter European Summer school, touring Wagner and Mozart festivals and major European sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Welfare Society
Huntdogton
Ann Dean
Marshall College
New York City
Atlantic City
New York
Saunders
Dorothy Hockaday
Huntington
John E. Gillespie
Earl Ward
Bluefield
J. E Blaydes
Misa Julia Aults
O. L. Aultz
Virginia Street
Bastoria Toy Europe
Porter European Summer School
Munich
Paris
Prisoners Assail Jail Over Harsh Conditions
A bitter statement issued by Alex Jones and other inmates of the city jail denounces living conditions. It claims no medical care, no cigarettes, hunger due to forced work, and guards cursing prisoners while urging compliance. The signatories include Jones, Morrie, Hean, Wheeler, Orcutt, Tucker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Jongs Vel
Alex Jones
Prank Morrie
John Hean
E. Wheeler
R. A.orcutt
Abe Tucker
E. BP
Stone
BL Bentley
Harland Perry
Jim Mixe
Charles Estell
John Broading
Ray Wilson
River Stage Readings From U.S. Engineer Office
The latest river stage readings list the Ohio river at Point Pleasant seven point eight feet, Huntington seven point nine, Cincinnati eleven point seven, and New River at Hinton two point two feet. Kanawha readings show Kanawha Polls at one and a half feet.
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United States Progineer
Ohio
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Cincinnati
New River
Hinton
Kanawha
Middle aged women seek vigor with Lydia E Pinkham remedy
An article extols women approaching middle age gaining time for books plays grandchildren and civic life. It praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mag Tucker of Shelbyville Indiana and Mrs Jenie Rie of Union City New Jersey about improved health, appetite, fewer headaches, and renewed work capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkharn
Eiris
Hanvex Tucker
I R. No
Shelbyville
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Jen. Rie
Sii
Union City
N. J
Kanawha County school boards meet to plan four year term
Forty Kanawha county boards of education members meet in county court to outline objectives for the four year term, plan better school buildings and teachers, and coordinate district efforts. Speakers include Dr J B Robins and Dr J Thames, with Emmerson Camp-elect announced as next county superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Boards of Education
Emmerson Camp
J. B. Robing
Charleston Chesk
E. Robinson
Bront
H. Dunn
Board of Education
Loudon
Joby Thames
West Virginia Delegates Named for Alcohol Conference
Governor Gore announced the selection of fifteen West Virginians to attend the World League Against Alcoholism conference on August 17 to 23 at Winona Lake Illinois. Delegates include Rosa Wells from Charleston and George A Laughlin Wheeling among others from Huntington Buckhannon and Shepherdstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
West
Freda
Biut
Charleston
Muhler
Albans
Edward Cooper
Bramwell
John W. Perry
Huntington
Harvey
Sutton
Harrie
B. Jones
Glendale
MN. Downes
Buckhannon
Harrison W. Smith
Addlebourne
Harry ¥ Snyder
Shepherdstown
Eugene Slaughter
Cottageville
BR. B. Griffin
Mary
Boat Movements At Charleston Locks At Noon
Gallia Marmet passed through Lock at 12 o'clock noon heading up river. Equa Bt Sagough Lock 8 finished at 45 minutes after. Mary J passed through Lock 10 at 26 minutes past. Tom Greene moved through Lock 11 at 78.0L while balance shifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia Marmet
Equa
Sagough
Mary J
Tom Greene
McClintic to Speak at Independence Day Celebration
Judge George W. McClintic of the Federal court in West Virginia will give a patriotic address at Hurricane Fourth of July ceremonies marking the laying of a new high school cornerstone. A large parade, games, band, fireworks, and an old time basket picnic will accompany the event with Hurricane businessmen backing the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McClintic
Federal Court For
Southern District of West Virginia
McClint
Bond Arranged in Liquor Case for Kaymoor Woman
Anne Lipscarob of Kaymoor posted bond of 1000 for her appearance July 8 before United States Commissioner Albert V. Fitzwater. The bond accompanies a hearing on two charges of manufacturing liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Lipscarob
Kaymoor, Yanter
Day
United States
Albert V. Fitz
lUquor
Beckley Plans Historic Pageant For Independence Day
Beckley West Virginia gears up for a Fourth of July homecoming pageant tracing Raleigh County from pioneer days to modern times. A grand parade with floats, a sylvan amphitheatre program, racing events, speedster stunts, and fireworks will accompany industrial, social, educational and religious portrayals and a Woodrow Wilson high School band led procession through Beckley.
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Beckley
W. Va
Raleigh
Westginia
Ovce
W. W. West
Woodrow Wilson High
Perarle
Sylvan Amphitheatre
Artiss
Apat
Dave Devil Bharver
New York
Officials Hold Examinations For Mine
M Lambie and J Ia Hbber of Beckley contact the examination team. They will form foremen and fire bosses. A recently returned officer from Minnesota attended a Metro association meeting. The dexterate examination forming foremen and bosses will be held at Logan on Tuesday July.
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M. Lambie
Stats
J. Ia. Hbber
Beckley ‘Yoatarday
Poe Bututh
Minnesota
Logan
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