Charleston Week to Feature Airplane Maneuvers and Night Dance
Davis announced Come to Charleston Week September 21 25 will offer daily entertainment for merchants and shoppers. Activities include airplane maneuvers over the city, plant tours, horse show, polo, baseball, a street carnival dance on Lee street, theater programs, and private galas. The Y M C A and Elks plan joint support, with hotel rooms reserved for officers and visitors. Local clubs will assist, and the event aims to welcome guests from the southern state to Charleston hospitality.
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Charleston
Harvey G. Davis
United States
Laidley Aid
Lee Street
Capitol
McFarland Streets
Ee Chamber
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Elkelut
Rev Chrisler to Be Here Sunday
Dr. Charles W. Chrisler new pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal south church will lead both morning and evening services at Washington and Dickinson Streets this Sunday. He arrives from Baton Rouge to begin work and succeeds Dr. B P Taylor who left for Batton Hough. Bishop Darlington appointed him at the Clarksburg conference. Local members plan a cordial welcome.
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Charles W. Chrisler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington and
Dickinson Streets
Chriler
Baton Rouge
Southern Methodist Church
B. P. Taylor
Baton Hough
Christerz
Darlington
Clarksburg
Soviet Plan to Grow Rubber Trees Around Batum
Soviet government to run extensive rubber tree experiments in the Batum region by the Black Sea, Georgia, seeking rubber independence from Great Britain. Institute of Applied Botany leads an expedition to Brazil to study rubber cultivation and obtain plant stock. The Kanawha 4-H fair shifts school day to Tuesday October 6 per teachers’ request, with advertising updated accordingly.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Batum
Black Sea
Georgia
Institute of Applied Botany
Brazil
Pair
Kanaha
Kanawha County
Achool Teachére ‘Institute
500 Franco Boys Picnic At Kanawha City Outing
Five hundred Franco clan youths, part of Frankenberger and Co, attend a full day outing today. They assemble at 10 00 AM at the Frankenberger store and go by large trucks to grounds in Kanawha City. The annual event features games baseball food and prizes with YMCA boys department leaders assisting in athletics.
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Franco
Frankenberger and Company
Frankenberger
Kanawha City
Plan to College Sunday Observed by Roya Memorial Church
The Roya Memorial church marks Go-To-College Sunday to honor four members entering Marshall College Huntington. Irene and Katherine Childress Loulee Williams and Harry Winters will lead a program at 7 p.m. with devotional, talks, music, and a sermon by Pastor C N Williams.
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America
Roya Memorial Church
Missea Irene
Katherine Childress
S. EB. Childress
Tennessee Avenue
Misa Loulee Williams
N. Williams
Boyd Memorial Church
Harry Winters
A. 8. Winters
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marehall College
Huntington
Marion E. Gillett
Christian Endeavor
Jenus
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Dr and Mrs Yoho visit Mrs Yoho sister Mrs Jack Higginbotham Dr and Mrs Wilton and daughter visit Mr Wilson Mrs Rod Carrier returns from home visit Mr J H French moves into new home Dr H D Law back from motor trip to Weston land Baltimore Amelia Sylvester hosts Seydel pool party with guests Joe Delano Jack Ryercon Harry Lyons Faye Curry Louise Sylvester Light refreshments at 10 o elns GW Curry shops in Charleston yesterday
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Yoho
Jack Higginbotham
Wilton
Wilson
Rod Carrier
J. H. French
H. D. Law
Weston Land
Baltimore
Ata
Amelia Sylvester
Seydel Pool
Joe Delano
Jack Ryercon
New York
Harry Lyons
Faye Curry
Louise Sylvester
Curry
Charleston
Charleston Visitors and Local Shoppers Highlight Day
Dr and Mrs J W Skagis are Charleston visitors today. Mrs Van Stover was shopping in Charleston today. Rev Nutting of the New York Central Railway was calling on the local New York Central freight agent today.
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Mra
J. W. Skagis
Charleston
Mra. van Stover
Rew. Nutting
New York Central Railway
New York Central
Freight agent visits and local calls in Charleston and St Albans
Traveling freight agent from Norfolk and Western called on C. Jennings of George Washington, and D. R. Akers and son Charles of Charleston. Mrs. Akers and Miss Emma Jackson were seen in Charleston. Miss Katherine Walker visited, and Newton Thornton of Buffaloing visited St Albans with Griff Thorn in the evening.
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Ton
Norfolk and Western
C. Jennings
George Washly
Ton Life Insurance Company
D. R. Akers
Charles
Charleston
Friender
Emma Jackson
Nitra
Katherine Walker
Newton Thornton
Heffalo
St Albans
Tweeday
Griff Thorn
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Hi -Dong
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