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^ Town Store Opened; • Others Are Prepared« The South Charleston liquor store was opened Monday. The fixtures and the stocks of liquors from the j St. Albans store, which was closed c last week by local option edict, arc n being used by it,, The liquor commission said thot the retail stores in Parsons, Thomas,. Ridgele.v and Kingwood will be 2 opened this week.They will make a total of 47 ! placed in operation since the sta’e s took over control of the liquor trade t ; May 1.The personnel was named for t these stores:Parsons Gay Hooveretter, manager and cashier; E. S. Moorman, clei k.Flemingtnn- W. J. R Newhou.se, manager and cashier; 11. D. Kelley, i clerk.t Shinnston— Howard Drummond.. manager and cashier; David Bock,. clerk.Club to Hour Family^ Captain H. J. Hoekin. cfyef clerk , of the quartermaster section of the ^ Charleston district of the C'CC. and f | Mrs. Hoekin and their daughter, j Miss Harriet I- Hoekin, will present a musical program Tuesday at the \ weekly luncheon meeting of the Civitan club at the Ruffner hotel.Captain Hoekin, baritone bass, will be accompanied by Mrs. Hock-m, Miss Hoekin will play the violin.!\Yw Suits FiledNew chancery suits filed in circuit court are: Mary Waldo against | S. A Waldo, and Emma Maddox against RaleigH Maddox.Chancety suits entered in common pleas court are Mary M. Roberts against John A. Roberts, and i Harvey Earv against George Bays■ - Married women will not he elected school teachers in the futuie in4 i Athens, Ga. *
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Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston, West Virginia, US
Mon, Jul 22, 1935
Page 5
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