Joint Meeting Of Club Departments At YWCA
A joint meeting of the club departments is set for this afternoon at 3 30 at the YWCA music department led by Mrs Frank Kincheloes and the Charleston Womans club literary department with Cyrus Hall as lead. Mr Thomas Coleman will give a talk on History of England and visit related places noted in his lecture. Mrs W L Savage Mrs Paul fh Morrow and Mrs Elsie Fisher Un shelve will appear on the program and Miss Bether Vagenia Davia will perform pieces from English composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. C. A
Frank Kincheloes
Re. Cyrus Hall
Charleston
W. L. Savaxe
Paul Fh Morrow
Elsie Fisher
Cherry Ripe
Charles
Horn
Bether Vagenia Davia
Inland
Thomas Coleman
Purcell
Thomas H. Baydy
Sarah Esther Mathews
Paul R. Morrow
W. L. Savage
Arne
Opal Poe Graham
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company Advertising Claim
Of interest notes Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts originated a vegetable compound for women. It claims widespread success and states the company is the largest user of roots and herbs worldwide with laboratories in Lynn and additional sites in Canada, Mexico, Spain, and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lyny
Mass
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Barcelous
Spain
Paris
France
Wedding notices and social visits in Charleston area
A Consolidated list notes personal travel and social events around Charleston. It mentions John Metron traveling to Huntington for a Virginia synod, Miss Helen Exgiesten recovering from surgery, and Wheeling Intelligencer representative visits. Also listed are absences for weddings, visits to Morgantown and Washington, and various residents returning or preparing for trips to New York, Richmond, and Washington, with multiple local names and addresses.
Notable Huntington Social News Mentions Local Visitors
Yesterday in Huntington Mrs. William Mifelstein of Youngstown visits Washington Street resident Mrs. Chris Keeney and plans a return by week’s end. Mr. Joseph Cohen attends event in Morstown while West Virginia University prepares to welcome a student from Morgantown. Mrs. Frank McA—lattan is noted in brief social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Lidlanen
Huntington
Mr and Alps
MS. Boren
Washington Terrace
Certrude A.fail
Juydiit Anderson
Anehters
Robert Ketebuny
N.C. Anderson
Morgantown
Jack van Hyde
West Virginia University
Columbus
W. N. Abbott
Trwethtan
AIS
J. HL Abbette
Quarrier Street
Eleanor Naughter
Ars
Tsu
Washington, DC
Herar Chase School
Willian Mifelstein
Youngs Town
Chris Keeney
Washington Street
Joseph Cohen
Ane Jeventog
Morsontown
Mirginta
Paying for the Home
An ad claims Magis Wonderful Remedy cures a wide range of ailments from stomach pain to liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. It promises simple, harmless preparation with one dose refundable at local stores, urging readers to try the product for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALF Terivd
Hesall
Visiting friends and plans to Florida trip
A person recently returned to Huntington from visiting friends Monday and will depart next week for a visit to Florida, outlining travel plans and location changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Reintt
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Boston News-Letter
John
Beauregard Street
Virginia
Dresbyterian Church
Helen Exgiesten
Albert Ot
Nis
Verteville
M. Clones
Binton
The
Wheeling Intelligencer
George Mathews
Lewisbar
Austin
Helen Mathis
Stuart Wall
Red Lei
Jfames Stewart
Cincinnath Gy
Mise Huth Hlack
Fae Hone
Revldey
Rela
John Lana
Mire Mranees Dana
Lewisburg
Tere
New York
2. A. Wetehuman
Misa Marlin Ketehun
Willy Redve Sun Aurta
Will
Tou Baer
Dave Baer
Wistrech, Wim Redve Alondayr Haven
Cann
Yale University
Marold O. EU
Wheeling
Ruth Black
Henry I. Black
AL Boum and Son
Nate Tallburg
Aplaoni
Mos
Harry Womelsdart
Ae Wrench
Beckley
Blake Robbing
Cottbus
M Shuppink
Howe
Bevindtrigen
Whitesville
I OM
Business Y Lerday
Frank McAlhattan
Delco
Delco-Light
Kanawha Street
Oy Frey
Humphrey
Willard
Fitch & Dodge
Donnally Streets
Capitol
Willard Battery
Meadowbrook
Forstmann & Huffmann
Mallinnon
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