Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Bridge Gatherings
Mrs Dan Matthews hosts a graduation luncheon at Edgewood Country Club for John C Morrison with guests Mrs G H Davie and Ming Reba Beale from Point Pleasant. Two bridge tables follow. Andrew Edmiston of Weston and wife enjoy a city visit staying at the Kandl way hotel. Mrs Harry J Lowe hosts two bridge tables at Edgewood to honor Mrs James Harsh who plans to move to Joplin Mo next month. M Isabel Craver announces the May 19 marriage of Deasis Craver to Douglas Morten Dalton at Beckley W Va, with a reception to follow in Beckley. Fred Faulkner hosts two bridge tables at Edgewood tomorrow for Reba Beale and Mrs G H Davis. Community activities include a benefit bridge by the Business and Professional Women's club, a Delphian society meeting at the YWCA, a Charleston high school exhibit, a Woman's club luncheon, and a First Presbyterian musical Wednesday evening May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Matthews
John C. Morrison
Edgewood Country Club
G. H. Davie
Ming Reba Beale
Point Pleasant
Cee
Harry J. Lowla
Edgewood Gopniry Club
James Harsh
Nest
Joplin
William Craver
Deasis May Craver
Douglas Morten Dalton
Mount Hope
W. Va
Craver
Elizabeth Whittemore
Beckley
Eneers
Fred Faulkner
Reba Beale
G. H. Davis
Virginia Street
Local Social News Highlights and Travel Plans
Miss Margaret Lynn Lewis travels to Beckley as guest of relatives the Carr family after the death of Colonel Robert Carr. Mrs. Charles J. Mathews of Lewisburg visits for Keenberger College ties while G Walker, formerly of Washington, visits. Various residents plan trips to North Carolina Buck Row Ocean View and Langley Field with families and associates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lynn Lewis
Beckley
Fred N. Carr
Robert
Rashing Tons Pc
Carr
Robert Carrerr
Charles J. Mathews
Lewisburg
Keenbrier College
G. Walker
Wash
Phitl
Cityington
Christian S. White
Nutratture
Sip
John Baker White
Philip M. White
Huffrer
Innvenue
North Carolina
White
Local notes show residents and visitors in small town
Miss Ada Coddington of the state department plans a speech at Fairmont high school in Walymont. Mrs Gaetan Shover hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs Milton Lindsey who recently moved here from Huffalo, with guests including Matilde Wood and Walter F. Martene. Robert Ry Mapes mourns his grandfather Mapes in Mornail, N. Aky mentions visits by Joanna Florence and Georgia Price to Aunt J. Deck in Nitro. Tom L. Dickosen travels on city business. Mrs W MacDurkie returns to her old home in Leccincten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitk
St. Mary's Hospital
Ada Coddington
State Department
Walymont
Fairmont High School
Gaetan Shover
Milton Lindsey
Huffalo
X.Y
Lindsey
Matilde Wood
Walter F. Martene
Wit Patrick
Bming Sluth Maran
Ewe
Chyrtin Herder
Arma Hospitally
Verday
New York
New Jersey
Mapes
Mornail
Wo Mapes
Grahame Co Paynter
Ponte Springa
Humip
Yarleston
Tom L. Dickosen
W. MacDurkie
Leccincten
Pig Tron Market Signals Strong Week Gains
Market reports indicate a good week for the Pig Tron Market with notable activity in crude grade tonnages and increased gravity tests. Despite fragmented text, the note cites 1000 tons reported and additional pending shipments, with mentions of a standard company involved and references to unusual incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline
Witten
Foulsiane
Burgess Bedtime Stories From Thornton W Burgess
A garbled excerpt from Burgess bedtime tales portrays a woodland scene with characters like Mrs Peeter and Pilly, focusing on a chase and playful mischief as animals confront fear and clever escapes. The readable fragment emphasizes the tense moment when a character pursues a frightened creature and a quick escape occurs.
Saved Friends and Patients Credit Vegetable Compound
Council Bluffs Iowa and Monessen Pa readers report relief from back pains headaches and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim avoiding hospital surgery and dramatic personal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Heckman
Monessen
J.nelson
Donner Ave
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Andrew Edmiston
Weston
City
Kanywhe Hotel
Business and Professional Women's Club
Charleston
The
Delphian Society
Y. WC. A
Charleston High'chool
Woman's Club
South Side Woman's Club
Circle No. 13
Goldie Gaspo
Flor ™ S
Bax
Cl Morrison
Louise Morrison
Lexingpton
Florence Trouble
Washington Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Atlantic City
O . Haney Fey
West Baden
Indiana
Tee Robn TL
Hant
Delaware
Wrenun
Houston
Texne
Tiewrey
Aneteran Street
Atlantic Ley
National Gris Assoriatiow
América
Arig
Derby
Tandaville
Kay Sturday
Heme
Leuley Merrict
Mike Whyllia
Thoroni
Mus
Staditose
Cup
Garett Smith
James Nash
Tom Darney
Tolley Witkon
Mac Matthews
Gen Harhesen
Called Littepaat
Wee Connell
Clarence Maser
Macken
Anwus Melenald
WB. Calder
Tate
Washington, D. C
T. A. Sheud
Witten Lindary
Buffilo, SY
Hetail Credit Company
Misa Frances Tiana
Mise Lewellyn Mathews
Charles Ohley
Mosley Putney
Fayetteville
Mrs. Ebersole Gaines
Newton Thomas
Cabin Creek
Catherine Smith
Luis Wee
Mya
Lewisbure
Ont Bears
Reucy
Watt
Lancaster
David Antmnan
Fa Vt Kehoe
Newa York
M Mabel Moarsen
Myr
Harald Truglaw
Elizabeth Youngs
Peterstown
Almeda Lee
Huntington
Hanel Johnson
Wee Com. Gentry
R. P. DeVan
Savannah
A. Walter
Hallanan
Eiee
Burdette
Louisville
Whitehouse
Helen
Gond
State Health Department
Clarka
Secon
Richard Hollmann
Long Island City
Hellmann
Kornstew
Taor Suop
M. Kornstein
Prop
Capitol
Ieee
Joanna
Florence
Georgia Price
Armor Park
Mra
J. 2
Harsh
Thia M Drews
Dullan Bouchelle
South Hills
Pheen
James
Central Foundry Company
Henry
Moonlite of
Steather Island
Coney Island
Ferndale
Buckingham County
Mars
Alda Nature
Burgess Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Billy
Tonkin
Peeter
Erty
Tanlee
Tanlac
Megbpsirn
Sane Aas Kodak
Thitas
O- M Makens
Pate Studio Perera
Savage Ysitia
Teeter
Crawfinh
Smiling Pool
Ceeter
Cruwileh
Ft. W. Burgess
Billy Frida
Ashley
Kanawha City
Marising Com
Tennessee Ave
Lau Aau
Richard Davis
Auegusta
Kansus
Sas
Ilford's
Kavawhil
Goodman Furniture Exchange
Goodman
Exchange Department
Goodman Furniture Co
Virginia St
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