Social and club notices from Piedmont area society page
The column catalogs a busy slate of gatherings in Piedmont and nearby towns including meetings of the Music Department of the Woman’s Club in Joliffe’s community room, Royal Neighbors of America Camp No. 3995, Emma Rogers Bible Class, and a host of social events. Highlights include a Wheeling bridge party in honor of guests, a Moore Johnson Phillips family reunion program, a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Samuel C. Lady, and a One Big Union meeting at Brinkman hall. Also listed are a Bennett Moore reunion at Grafton park, a marshmallow roast for local youths, and various attendees and hostesses across numerous events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’ Club
Joliffe's
Moore-Johnson
Phillips
Meadowville
P. M. Gain
A. B. Moore
Mr. Sawyer
Lena Johnson
Nita Butcher
Ida Mildred Johnson
Laura
Lucille ‘Anne Moore
Jennings Randolph
Marteney
J. L. Johnson
Miss Elizabeth Shafferman Vacation With Parkersburg Family
Miss Elizabeth Shafferman of Camden-Clark Memorial hospital Parkersburg is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W H Shafferman of Loveland Addition. Mr and Mrs John Evans of Lucteria have returned from a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shafferman
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital
Parkersburg
W. H Shafferman
Loveland
John Evans
Lucretia
Film Stars Named In Anti Red Drive In Sacramento
Four film stars including James Cagney Dolores Del Rio Lupe Velez and Ramon Navarro are drawn into investigations of radicalism in Sacramento California. The drive seeks a state injunction to punish communist expressions or financial contributions to radicalism without trial according to Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cagney
Dolores del Rio
Lupe Velez
Ramon Navarro
Sacramento
Cal
Disid
Associated Presi Enotay
Beauty Culture offers gentle career path in Clarksburg
Young women and men are urged to choose beauty culture as a profession. The field offers all branches of the trade including personal hair cutting. Classes are held at the third floor of the Clarksburg Trust Building in Clarksburg West Virginia.
Pleasant visit highlights from Norfolk and beyond
Mrs Wagner visits Norfolk while Cecil Taylor and his wife and their young son travel from Toledo to stay with Mrs Lulu Fralinger in La Trobe Street. Flora Hofemann and Paula Fields, after leading a Sentinel circulation drive in Keyser, are en route to Wheeling after a New England tour. William R Wolfe and two children Jane Elizabeth and Billy depart for Morgantown for a few days with friends.
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Wagner
Norfolk
Virginia
Cecil Taylor
Little Son
Toledo
Ohio
Lulu Fralinger
Latrobe Street
Flora Hofemann
Paula Fields
Sentine
Keyser
Wheeling
New England
William R. Wolfe
Jane Elizabeth
Billy
Morgantown
Woman Bares All Details Of C00 Case
Cooperstown N Y Aug 24 Mrs Martha Clift testified that after an automobile crushed Harry Wright on Crum Horn mountain Mrs Eva Coe implored to know if he was dead The star witness described finding the injured man in the car and hearing a plea to take him to a hospital revealing the tense proceedings in the murder trial of Mrs Coe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Harry Wright
Crumhorn Mountain
Martha Cliff
Eva Coe
Coo
Donald Grant
Hawkins
Parkersburg
Fred Hawkins
Harold Headley
Virginia Kimes Wiseman
Fairmont
Headley
Wiseman
M E Literary Contest Held Last Evening
Graf ton group M E churches held a literary contest at St Pauls M E Church with Rev W R Eskew presiding. Contestants performed well, judges included Rev Earle, Rev Carlson, and S M Leonard. Winners: Annabel Proctor on Why We Should Keep the Sabbath. Genevieve Sampson first on Temperance. Allen Newcome second on Temperance. Winners meet Camp Dawson Aug 29 for major contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
M. E. Churches
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
W. R. Eskew
S. C. Jones
Camp Dawson
Earle
Newburg
Carlson
Evansville
S. M. Leonard
Annabel Proctor
Genevieve Sampson
Knottsville
West Virginia State Briefs Seventeen states to join final police match
Charleston reports seven states accepted invitations to participate in the all state Police shooting match at Fairmont on September 8 with Superintendent FP D Shingleton directing the contests. Judges include R E OConnor, Captain J P Quinson, and Robert F Roth. another judge to be named for American Legion and national guard.
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Charleston
Department of Public Safety
Fairmont On
Sepember 8
FP. D. Shingleton
R. E. O'Connor
J. P. Quinson
Morgantown
United States Army
Robert F. Roth
Fairmont
American Legion
National Guard
Charleston campaign expenses report filed by Southern
A Charleston campaign expense of 203.08 dollars in the primary was reported yesterday to the secretary of state by John C. Southern of Clarksburg, Republican nominee for Senate in the twelfth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Secretary of State
John .C. Southern
Clarksburg
Senate
Weston oil operator Snaith dies after heart attack
Weston prominent oil and gas operator Charles M. Snaith, 69, died at his Center Avenue home after a sudden heart attack. He was born in Ottawa, Canada, came to the U S 40 years ago and lived in Weston 35 years, promoting the oil and gas industry. In Huntington and in Charleston, Democratic candidates A J Wilkinson and Leonard Wetherall reported campaign expenses of 401 and 410 respectively. Charleston police questioned two Negroes about the Saturday slaying of James Adkins, a 56-year-old Lynchburg salesman.
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A. J. Wilkinson
Huntington
Leonard Wetherall
Weston
Charles M. Snaith
Center Avenue
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Charleston
James Adkins
Lynchburg
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Red Men Hall
Ruth Steel
Mary Paugh
Philippi
Credit Bureau
First National Bank
Emma Rogers
West Main Street
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Victor | Rockwell
Flanagan
Rockwell
Trix Sturm
Clara Louise Rockwell
Marguerite Marshall
Doris Jean Hinkle
Myrtle Morton
Mary E. Davis
Mable Smith
Sa Jem
Gladys Sapp
Harry Flanagan
Alice
Francis Shay
Euclid Avenue
Harriett Blaney
Virginia Mason
Gladys Metler
Shay
City
Helen Meeks
Reed
Hergman Meeks
A. B Stenger
Alfred Dobbs
Pauline Strippling
Margaret Blaney
Samuel C. Lady of
Y. Hamill Kennedy
Piedmont
W. Va
Gay Boyles
Mary
Clyde Wiland
Hester McDaniel
Henna McDaniel
Beatrice Shanabarger
John R. Shroyer
Prudie Ludwick
Everett Ludwick
Okey Ludwick
Smith Shroyer
Samuel C
Brinkman Hall
Grafton Park
Lena Olive Grimes
Thornton
Route 1
Virginia Watkins
Washington
Arlene Watkins
Kathlen Rogers
Beulah Mae Lemmons
Rosala Day
Janet Lemmons
Irene Weavjer
Mildred
Jean Day
Evelyn Teets
Opal Stemple
Evelyn Ryan
Edith Wilson
William Arnold Grimes
Norman Watkins
Everett Carl Westerman
Leland Watkins
Donald Weaver
Dale Watkins
Ronald Weaver
Dorsey Wayne Hickman
Alfred Wayne Lemmons
Carl Grob
Howard Wilson
Charles Day
Delnis Stemple
Homer Wilson
Lena Grob
Beulah Stemple
Dorothy Grimes
T. S. Grimes
Max Bernotat
Beauty Culture
Clarksburg Trust Bldg
Handyman
Een Safety
Eas
Univis
Dr. Chas. M. Wells Optometrist
Wehn Bldg
McCrory’s
Harold O. Etz Co
Red Cross
Greenfield’s Shoe Store
Beautiful Shoes and Hosier
M. E
West Virginia
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Rosnoke
J. C. Adkins
Log Creek
Fayette County
Oole Richmond
Jumping Branch
Adkins
Roanoke
Long Bottom
W.va
Auwes
Carleston
Chambers of Commerce
E. Witcher McCullough
McCullough
Kirby
David Kirby
State Board of Education
Ripley
Grantsville
Wellsburg
Printzess
Coats
P&g
Sultana
Plain Olives
Sultana Brand
Quaker Maid
Asparagus
del Monte
Mary Washington
Chicken & Noodles
Ite
Libby
U. S
Chuck Roast
VEAL
Hamburger
Callys
Yeooks
Broilers
Haddock
Tesh
Calis
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
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