Charleston Week Teems With Dances Parties and Society
Charleston residents gather for Come to Charleston week events with army polo team guests and impromptu dances at Edgewood Country Club. Social circles include Falls, Burford, Maddox and Johnson families hosting bridge, dinners, and bridge parties as King’s Daughters delegates depart for Huntington.
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Charleston Social Notes and Local Visits
Charleston residents and visitors fill pages with meetings dances and social events. Attendees include Mrs. Theresa Mathews and the Doddridge Hall dance for Come to Charleston Week, plus multiple name guests visiting from Huntington Huntington and Beckley. Doctors and clergy attend engagements as Misses and Mrs. figures travel for conventions, hospital visits and university studies across the region.
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Freckle remover promises relief in four days
C A Potterfield notes a new chemist discovery called Flyte freckle cream that dissolves brown pigment making freckles melt away. After treatment the skin is softer and clearer with a youthful look. The product is easy to apply and non staining with a money back guarantee.
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Personal Intelligence: Local visits and travel summaries
Christer newly appointed pastor at First Methodist South resides at 1420 Lee Street. Various residents, including Burton Kettles family and others, travel, vacation, and visit relatives across counties and states. Updates note trips to White Sulphur, Denver, New York, Washington, St. Petersburg, Florida, Morgantown, and Jackson's Mill with health, work, and fraternity news.
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Wedding party plan echoes across cities and colleges
Miss Martha Julia Thomas will travel Monday to Norfolk to visit friends for four weeks and join Catherine Harmon in a wedding at High Point on October 6. Thomas and Harmon were Goucher College classmates in Baltimore and later visited relatives in Detroit Toledo Columbus and Athens.
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