Society Notes Highlight Bridge Luncheon and Gatherings
Miss Ruth Carver hosts guests on Kanawha Street including Misses Porter Warwiel Black Evans and Evans Noyes, with a bridge luncheon tomorrow at Edgewood Country Club before Mrs. Roach departs for Cincinnati. Mesonia club held a weekly dance at the Scottish Rite Cathedral while Pan Hellenic hosts hosted Charleston and Huntington members at a St Albans tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Carver
Kanawha Street
Susan Porter
Martha Warwiel
Ruth Black
Elizabeth Evans
Agnes Evans
Agnes Noyes
Alethes
Jameson Floyd
Leslie Egbert
Howard Ball
Mary Ashton Cotton
Virginia Chenoweth
Sarah Esther Matthews
Robert Whites
Noyes Palmer
Helen Couch
Bridge Club
M. T. Roach
Edgewood Country Club
Roach
Cincinnati
L.E. McWhorter
George Hancock
J. F. Youse
E. A. Reed
Cyrus W. Hall
M. QO. Litz
W. B. Mathews
Mesonia Club
Scottish Rita Cathedral
G. B Moir
Pauline Good Fick
W. B.S. Kuhne
Owens, Sanderson
Frances Weimer
Pan Hellenic Associations of
Charleston
Muntington
Tesa
St Albans
Daniel McCoy
W. Hf. Gibson
Ralph McKenney
Horace Meldahl
Horace Melrose
Mildred Flannon
Marry Miner
Misa Isabell Cargill
Marguerite Silling
Dorothy Pratt
Mary Fox
Pauline Pratt
Robert Bond
Carpenter
Allen
Huntington Ladies Attend Event List
Mrs Leonard Harvey and Miss Irene McDermitt lead a Huntington attendance including Miss Elizabeth Flannagan Miss Sue West Mrs Towne Shead Miss Jane Adama Mrs Sutt on Miaw Irene Henry Miss Kate Fuller Miss Genevieve Garret Mrs Raizuel Miss Sweetland Oxley with others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Harvey
Irene McDermitt
Huntington
Elizabeth Flannagan
Sue West
Towneshead
Jane Adama
Sutton
Irene Henry
Kate Fuller
Genevieve Garret
Raizuel
Sweetland Oxley
Personal intelligence from Charleston society
Miss Margaret Thayer returns from Boston after attending the Doctor League convention. Many Charleston residents, including Mrs. N. B. Hawkins of Louisville and Mrs. Blake en route to Charleston, are mentioned visiting or returning home. Mr. and Mrs. W. Connell and others travel, with travel to Columbus and Pittsburgh for various conventions and visits. Birth announced for William A. McCorkle in Massillon. Death wipes out debt in Walsall, Eng. Williams dies suddenly on debt summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tompkins
Mia
Lebhert Ray
Elizabeth Hettinger
Louiss Rattinger
Frances Nugent
Nes. Vitel Brizzett
Marlon Bode
J. B. Cole
Harry Thayer
Mra. Anderson
Katherina Senton
Margaret
H. Young
Stickney
W. R. McGinnis
Miles Hess
O'Bryan
Laidley Street
Herman Hlake
This Arts
Columbus
Worl Receivent
Blake
Atsan
Charleston
Gor Clay
MacDonald
Walter WN
Ennia
Mt Vernon
Parkersburgers Me
Mra
Daum
Newvork
Ohio State
Christan Church
Genten
H. K. Millerang
C. White
iNlcro
Santor
Sention
Chirieston High School
Margaret Simms
Mary Toulse Ghiey
Ernest Agnew
Charles Stewart
Junior Payne
Charles Cabell
Bus Lively
Walker Linyd
William Chilton
Huntington
Hirth
William A. McCorkle
Massillon
McCorkle
Mias Lareng Stephenson
Chicago
Mo~ Corkle
South Hills
Walsall
Eng
W. HH. Willams Sa
Williams
Weather favors county farmers amid mild spring trends
The Feb to May period brings unusually good crop conditions in Hanawha county with prospects of a strong year. J. Madison and county agent T McGovran note mild months, above normal April temperatures, and ample rains in May, supporting farm loans and optimism despite lingering tough times. Foreclosure analysis shows farms remain stable across eight years, signaling sound agriculture nationwide. Police in white sleeves in London increase visibility of constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanawha
J. 3
Madison
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Virginian Joint Stock and Bank
T. ¥. McGovran
F R. A. Cooner
Egen
Federal
Ieia
Women to Fill All Church Roles, Canon Predicts
Canon Simpson of St. Pauls preached that in time every church space now held by men will be open to women, signaling a widening role for women in church leadership in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canon Simpson
St. Paul's
Raftrouda’s Share Of Pass Engi Business Since 1920
Since 1920 raftrouda have contributed about one fourth of their pass engi business.
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Lucas
Luco Flat
Burlew Hardware CO
Quarrier Street
Capitol 45
Sige
May
MAY Shoe CO
Hale St
Virginia ST
Capitol 309
Margaret Thayer
Boston
Elizabeth Mlannagan
Kuexta
Dorothy
Frances Wetmer
N. B. Hawkins
Louisvile
Ruffner Hotel
Ieee I. P. Greham
Hinton
W. P. Lovelace
J. P. Lovelace
Winton
C, EK
Copeland
Ablerann
The
Women's Club
Greenbrier
Monroe Counties
J. Campbell Matthews
Pitteburgh
Quota Club
Mary Lou Hutchinson
Sally Caperton
Louisville
Osborne
Welch
J. J. Diving
J. Fauber
McClung Street
Kanawha
Haltrafia
Seer Snes Esateen
Avivevred
Aueted
Samsarl
Russ Caseyeem
Fernbank
South Hills Baseball Club
Pat
Hill
Tan
Spike
Meel
State Street
Mrs. Jree
Abu
Savage Poeon
Pever
Dukfed Gan
Charleston Azeary
Paddof
Amazon Cord
Akko
Amazon Rubber Company
Hondanaderes
Arnogten
I. C. Non Mor
eReCceecuanc
Cs Ee Vetetacn
General Electric Co
United States
Roy
Bixek
Polan
Miss
Madame
Luilan
Cuba
Patton
Biers
L. H. Patton & Co
Capitol
Quarrier ST. Holley Hotel
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