Local clubs postpone events and announce births
Community notices list bake sales by the Silver Cross Circle at Bertie Cantley’s on Quarrier Street and a South Side Woman’s Club sale at Gayle and Richardson. The Ladies Aid of the First Christian church schedules a fruit sale. Birth announcements include Cecil Crews Jr. March 7, Leroy Gates son James Howard March 28, and Dorothea Jacinois on March 23.
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Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
Bertie Cantley’s
Quarrier Street
Leroy Gates
South Hild
James Howard
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Birth announced for Dorothy Sue Saunders
Rey and Mrs J Guy Saunders of Puch Ind announce the birth of Dorothy Sue on Friday March 20. Mrs Saunders, formerly Miss Nida Elizabeth Cooke, resides at Ohio avenue with her parents Mr and Mrs John W Cook.
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Rey
J. Guy Saunders
Puch
Ind
Dorothy Sue
Try. Saunders
Mar Fiake
Nida Elizabeth Cooke
John W. Cooks
Ohio Avenue
The Society Machine Explores Upper Society Leisure
Edith Braun surveys New York elite habits across fashionable retreats from Newport to Palm Beach. She details Adirondack camps, Asheville and Camden escapes, Hot Springs routines, and the rise of Palm Beach as a social hub with velvet bathing suits and glamor, noting the blending of society and arts circles amid a new era of leisure.
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New York Society
New York
Patlantic Seaboard
Newport
Southampton
Bar Harbor
Adirondacks
Genesis
Walla
Hert Society
Asheville
Aiken
North Carolina
Camden
South Carolina
Sutery
Hot Springs
Virginia
Palm Beach
Eden
Balm Beach
Monaco
America
Winners Named In Charlestonian High School Contest
Judges announced the Charlestonian annual winners for the short story and poetry contest at Charles ton High School. The event drew many entrants with at least twelve short stories and six poems receiving honorable mention.
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Charlestonian
Charleston High School
Prize Winners in Charlestonian Literary Contest
The Charlestonian printed the winning student entries with Hewell Givan’s The Legend of the Temple Bell securing first prize, Trens Childress’s Down the River on a Flat Boat second, and Anne Hopking’s aup stitutes third, plus Edward Watts noting poetry prizes London Town and Tristet as winners, while a Belgian scientist says chemical seed treatments boost yields in cotton tobacco cereals and other crops.
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Charlestonian
Hewell Givan
Trens Childress
Anne Hopking
Aupstitutes
Edward Watts
Wasa
London
Tristet
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Capitol
H. Gates
Tom Gates
South Side Woman's Club
Gayle
Richardson
E.l
Ement
Misa Jessie McClure
A. Paules
Pauley
Meas Wourth Avenue
Huntington
Mareshall College
Charleston
First Christian Church
L. A. Pauley
Dayton
Pocaton Court
John S. Milam
Cme
Elk’s Club
M. Taylor
Watts Street
In- Muenka
Cecil Crewsoe
Beechwood Axema
Frank FP. McLaughlin
Marlinton
W. Va
Dorothea Jacinois
McLaughlin
Milas Ireng Logan
Thie City
Ore
Virginia ST
Gira
Kansas City
Hackford
Starr & Hanna
Dunfee
Gen
General Aperience
West Va
Central Ave
Ike West
Horida
Miami
Leonard
C. D. Harrington
Key West
Florida
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Cailand
Edith Braun
Otto H Rahn
Name High School
Theo
Globe Shoe Store
Kanawha Street
Staats’ Hospital
Teac Optometrista and
Capitol Sth
Metropolitan Opera Company
Private School of Cinsale and Ballet Pooclos Masonic Temple
Mola
Virginia Ste. Entrance
Hale St
Mrs. Bell Mathews
Gaturday
Tavasday
Ruth
Marcelle
Mcfarland Street
Goldie L. Parker
Raffner
Phané
Armours
Star Ham
Armour
Handy Armour
Armour Zee Company
W. R. Ayers
Smith
Cherleston
O.j.morrison
Department Store Company
O. J. Morrison
National Guard
Armory
Morrison
Polaire
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