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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1936

Page

24

Woodrow Wilson story league names officers for 1936-37

Mrs. B. B. Arnett presides the Woodrow Wilson story league and study club formed in 1928 and affiliated with the national league in 1936. Officers for 1936-37 include Mrs. Arnett president, Mrs. Gentry vice president, and Mrs. Sprouse secretary treasurer. Committees cover program, publicity, membership, welfare, and more with meetings outlined from November to May under two sections The Homeland and The Caravan. Members listed include Mrs. Arnett Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Barnes Mrs. Bland and others.

Woodrow Wilson Story League and Study Club National League B. B. Arnett C. C. Gentry G. ©. Sprouse J. W. Clark J.C. Cobb West Virginia B. H. Arnett J. I. Watt D. J. Bland Cloda Bailey Oo. F. Fields G. F. Schillin RV. Steeth. Agri S. Key Dickinson Taj Mahal W. O R. Cobb A. J. Duffield S. B. Marshall David Ozrin T. Tt. Hormori C. A. Smith W. R. Cox R. Vo Sleeth M. L. Donahoe Bertha Barnes D. H. Bland H. T. Burns W. Clark J. C. Cobb Key Dickinson

List of Signatories in Local Society Note

A roster of names appears in the item including M. L. Donoher, Mrs. A. J. Ditfield, Mes. O. C. Fields, Mrs. A.W. Gardman, Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Mrs. T. oR. Mornor, Mrs. tf Koch, Mrs. S. 18. Marshall, Mrs. David Ogrin, Mrs. Cecil Perdue, R.A. Robertson, Mrs. G. F. Killing, Mrs. E. if. Shetton, Mrs. Ky V. Sleeth, Mrs. C. A. Smith, Mrs. G. O. Sproure, Mrs. J. E.Thomas and Mrs. J. J. Watt.

Key Dickinson J.W. Clark T. al Horner Edward Koch Cecil Perdue R. A. Robertson S. B. Marshall J. E. Thomas W. R. Cox G. F. Schilling David Ogrin M. L. Donahoe Molnday J. W. Clark G. O. Sprouse the Orient B. B. Arnett S. Key Dickinson D. H. Bland Blennethassett’s Island Rt. V. Sleeth T. R. Horner Farlis H. L. Burns West Virgnia Edward Roth Watt C.A. Smith E. H. Shelton West Virginia Bertha Barnes OQ. C. Fields Efober King Edward the Eighth A. W. Gardman England J. J. Hastie T. [. Horner J. H. Bland Edward Koeh O. C. Fields T. Ry Horror Bethlehem Temple A. J. Duffield Dickinson Pharoah M. L. Donohoe M. L. Donoher A. J. Ditfield A.W. Gardman C. C. Gentry T. Or. Mornor Tf Koch S. 18. Marshall R.A. Robertson G. F. Killing E. If. Shetton Ky V. Sleeth C. A. Smith G. O. Sproure J. E.thomas J. J. Watt

Mr Anderson Speaks on Transplanting Perennials and Shrubbery

Mr Anderson of Wine tor Floral company will address Mound Garden club on Transplanting Perennials and Shrubbery at eight tonight at the Mowry home on Riverside Drive South Charleston. Edison school glee club under Mrs Cavendish will perform a musical program. Mr Zorg, to preside, will appoint the club's standing committees.

Me. J. HE Anderson Winetor Floral Company Mound Garden Warren W. Mowry Riverside South Charleston Edison School Freda Cavendish H.C. Zorg

Sunshine Class Halloween Party at Asbury M A Church

The Sunshine class of Asbury M. A. Church hosted a Hallowe en party Friday evening with Mrs. PW Pritt and Mrs. C MM More in charge. Guests included Virginia Dodd Betty Low Hess Helen Peters Hetty McNabb Pauline Poft Aneha Miller Phylis Marshall Mira Rose Bailey Mary Frances Pritt Norma Jane Allen Kathryn Kubo FW Pritt M Marshall Harry Cowper James Dodd Meryl Poe George Kent Red Burton Emory Graham Charles Wilson Robert Hanna John McNabb Richard Alexander Charles Marshall Robert Leo Williams David Stonaker Theodore Brennan.

Sunshine Asbury M. A. Church Pw, Pritt C. MM More Shall Virginia Dodd Betty Low Hess Helen Peters Hetty McNabb Pauline Poft Aneha Miller Phylis Marshall Mira Rose Bailey Mary Frances Pritt Norma Jane Allen Kathryn Kubo FW. Pritt M. Marshall Harry Cowper Ames Dodd Meryl Poe George Kent Red Burton Emory Graham Charles Wilson Robert Hanna John McNabb Richard Alexander Charles Marshall Robert Leo Williams David Stonaker Theodore Brennen

Miss MacDonald Hosts Kirthiley Birthday Toast

Miss Elizabeth Fay Machand celebrated her fifteenth birthday at a Talowe en party in Greendale. Guests included Miss Mary Louise Brookman Anna Louise Kain Marilee Fredericks Nancy Pitts Sally Jane Miller Narriett Smith One Mae Mc Guire Charlotte Morris Priscilla MacDonald and Messrs Robert Smith Oliver B Patton Henry Wehrle Taran Gaemu Junior Gastiman Leon MacDonald Donali Shaffer Isaac Phipp and Herbert MacDonald.

Elizabeth Fay Machand Greendale Mary Louise Brookman Mass Anna Louise Kain Marilee Fredericks Nancy Pitts Sally Jane Miller Narriett Smith Mae McGuire Charlotte Morris Priscilla MacDonald Robert Smith Oliver B. Patton Henry Wehrle Taran Gaemu Junior Gastiman Eon MacDonald Donali Shaffer Isaac Phipp Herbert MacDonald

Miss Mabel Stotts Weds William Bracken in Gates Place

Miss Mabel Grace Stotts marries William Harris Bracken at her parents home in Gates Place. Rev. Robert C. Bagnell officiated the First Methodist Episcopal ceremony. Decorations included palms and chrysanthemums. pianist Mrs. Paul Singer and vocalist Mrs. Mary Drasnin Mark performed. The couple will reside in Huntington temporarily with a large reception following.

Willian Harris Bracken Mabel Grace Stotts William Bracken William Harris Bracken E. C. Stotts Gates Place Robert C. Bagnell First Methodist, Episcopal Church Paul Singer Mary Drasnin Mark Dubamuc Betty Skin Stotts Uhr Joseph Alderson Mr. Bracken A. B. Bracken Newport Huntington C. B. Mos William Wirt Ater Alcock

Names of Charleston Residents Listed in Attendees

A long list of individuals from Charleston and nearby towns including Miss Glenna Ballard Mr. Gore dan Grnsinger Miss Fern Willams Mr. James Cornwell and many others was recorded as attendees. The local and neighboring communities mentioned include Staunton Huntington Natien Cedar Grove Point Pleasant Logan New York Oklahoma City and McConnelsville.

R. J. Marsh Glenna Ballard C. L. Hill Goredan Grnsinger Fern Willams James Cornwell G. W. Beaire Ernest Murphy Edward Cork A. C. Lytle Harold McLeod Homer McLeod Robert Bagnell Bagnell Charleston Nellie Davis Stau New York Eity Betty Boettcher Oklahoma City

Freeda Hitchcock Engaged to William Nuhfer

Mr and Mrs N I Hitchcock announce the engagement of their daughter Freeda Merle Hitchcock to William L Nuhfer of Cabin Creek. Freeda, a Marshall College graduate, teaches in Kanawha County schools. William, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Nubfer, is WVU trained in electrical engineering and works as electrical engineer at Cabin Creek plant for Appalachian Power. Wedding planned for June.

N. I. Hitcheask Chesapeake Freeda Merle Hitchcock William L. Nuhfer Cabin Creek Hitchcock Marshall College Universitey Wisconsin Kanawha Nubfer Joseph A. Nubfer Parkereeburg West Virginia University Appalachian Electric Power Company

Chapins Plan Open House for Friends and Veterans

Mr and Mrs Harry T Chapin announce an open house at their Ninth Avenue South Charleston home on Wednesday and Thursday. They depart soon on a grand tour through the south and west for friends in South Charleston and members of Veterans of Foreign Wars posts and auxilaries.

Harry T. Chapin South Ninth Avenue South Charleston Opewly Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts and Auxilaries

Moose Ladies Chapter Hallowe'en Party Honors Members

Moose Ladies Chapter No. 317 Loyal Order of Moose held a Halloween party Friday night at the Moose hall on Kanawha Street honoring three members, Mrs. A. C. Shea, Mrs. Annie Roach, and Mes. Daisy Smith, with many guests attending.

Loyal Oreer of Moose Hallowe'en Moose Hall Kanawha Street A.C. Shea Annie Roach Mes Daisy Smith A. C. Shea Bes. Verne Williams FN. Klein le R. Williams Raymond Driggs Charter Cooper Ella Cawley Stone Katherine May Lyla Hall Armies Eli Fa Ginther Charles Coleman A. M. Satterthwlt Helen Emily Fisher William Shea Paul Atkins

World Wide Guild Hosts Hallowe'en Supper

The Isabel Crawford world wide guild entertained with a Hallowe'en supper Thursday night. Present were Mrs. Charles Ball, Mrs. C. H. Harrington, Miss Barbara Jean Pierson, Miss Maury Louise Brookman, Miss Laura Ann Cavendar, Miss Harristt Smith, Miss Iris Anne Crites, Miss Elizabeth Macdonald, Miss Helen Friend, Miss Lois Coates, Miss Elizabeth MecAr die, Miss Kathleen Price, Miss Marjory Green and Miss Betty Dong hue.

Isabel Crawford

Will Entertain Club Hosts Mrs Farley Tuesday Night

Mrs Alphonse Farley will entertain the Will Entertain Club at her home on Ninth Avenue South Charleston. The event is set for eight o'clock Tuesday night.

Alphonse Farley Ninth Avenue South Charleston

Entertain Society Hosts Women’s Aid at Mrs Holley Home

Mrs J F E Holley plans a 7:30 p m Wednesday gathering to entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the Vandal ia First M E Church at her home. The event invites members to socialize and partake in activities with the host.

The Baby Shop Hauls Grand Array For Young Folks

A busy advertisement highlights The Baby Shop on Quartier Street offering a vast selection for children up to eighteen. It showcases infant garments in Angora sets, hooded leggings, coats, mittens, caps, and even party dresses for teens, plus a new stock of woolens and matching hats. Fisher’s and Helena Hubinstein scents promote teen fashion and fragrance for formal events.

Quartier Street Mothera Delft Mathers Laib Barger Alley Quarrier Street Fisher

Blossom Dairy Introduces New Ice Cream Flavors

Blossom Dairy lists holiday flavors including Vanilla Brick with Pumpkin center and Plum Pudding too Cream while adding Blue Meat Ice Cream to a national fruit mix. The article notes four Blossom Metall Stores, located in South Charleston, near Charlestion High School on Washington Street, 116 Virginia Street West, and 1800 appropriat ure Street.

Blnssom Dairy South Charleaton Charleaton High School Waanington Street Virginia Street

Fife Street Shoe Shop and Woodruma Offer Vintage Finds

Repairmen on Fire Street provide shoe dyeing, heel recovers, re soles, and hat reshaping with affordable rates. Woodrums features pottery, china, glassware, and decorative items from one dollar or less, plus new salad ware and breakast sets. At the Virginian Theatre, Cain and Mable stars charm audiences as Marlon Davies and Clark Gable entertain.

Fire Street Fife Street Eesa Ellie Miinrt Whos Nata Surat Woodrums Woodruma Beature Ching and Glassware Woodrumy Tomorrw Marlon Davies Clark Gable Acreen Virginian Theatre Cain Mable Warner Brothers Allen Jenking Meecee Kerns Virginian Carolyn Gazette Tursday

Elite Laundry Promises Perfect Fit Cleaning for Knits

Knit fashions and frocks to be worn this fall can be cleaned, blocked, and dyed by Elite Laundry. They offer pattern alignment to measurements, no prescale fitting required, and mail-in service for out of town customers with prompt results. Charlestonians may call for a representative to enlist home service.

Fran Eh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Arnett Woodrow Wilson Club Coats Royal Fur CO Charlestes, W. von Mr. Anderson Miss MacDonald Kirthiley Miss Stotts Bride Charles Compton E. L. Ballard J. R. Barton T. Downe C. L. Hensley L. Thumm J. F. Bennett W. G. Stewart A. Ti Doingerfield Eloise Ketter Mary Reusch Virginia Nearman Effie Bishop Walton Ro Heynolds Frank Smith von Ford, Jr Salt & Peppers Lee St Bank of Commerce Tree & Well Charleston, W. Va iMiss Hitchcock Nuhfer Chapins Moose Ladies Chapter Hallowe'en Supper World Wide Guild Will Entertain Club Central Avenue Serer Shopping News Helena Hubinstein Ibse Holiday Flavors Woodrum Cain and
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