Exiled royal houses unite as Spanish Sicilian lineages wed
Paris April 26 AP reports a romance linking two royal exiles in a high profile engagement. Princess Marie de las Mercedes de Bourbon Orleans, born 1910 in Madrid, descends from the Two Sicilies and is related to Alfonso XIII’s family. Infante Juan, born 1913, youngest son of Alfonso XIII, is heir to the Spanish throne after his elder brothers’ marriages.
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Associated Press
Paris
Spain
Marie de Las Mercedes de Bourbon
Orleans
Juan
Alfonso XIII
Carlos de Bourbon
Caserta de Bourbon Deux Siciles
the Two Sicilies
Mediterranean
Garabaldi
Italy
Infante of
Louise of Orleans
Duchesse de Guise
France
Amelie
Portugal
Manuel
Madrid
Seville
Infante
Sicily
Negro Amateur Night and Club Reports
Negro Activities notes the fourth annual amateur night with two plays and songs, plus courtly choruses. The Womans Improvement League held a profitable meeting planning the Mother's Day program with main address by Mrs. Spaulding of Charleston. Delights included refreshments for several members. Junior League to meet at Mrs. Viola Moss residence. Local personal mentions include I J K Wells, E L Morton, Mrs. A H Brown, Stanley Claytor, Clarence Bryant, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hundley with Charles Jr. }
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Womans’ Improvement League
Delra Langhorne
A. L. Spaulding
Charleston
Mary Waller
R. O. Carey
Malissa Cheatwood
Cora Claytor
J. H. Wardell
J. A. Scott
J. C. Wright
Langhorne
Viola Moss
Local visitors and visits noted in Glen Rogers area
Mrs Patsy Hudson of Glen Rogers visited friends here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Price Reynolds were visitors in Charleston Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Lewis accompanied by Mrs A H Brown of Ronceverte left Thursday for her home in Gallipolis Ohio after spending time with Dr and Mrs R J Howard. Mrs Elmyra Stuart was a visitor in Charleston Thursday. Mrs V A Christian of Lester was a visitor here Thursday guest of Mr and Mrs W L Jeffries. Mrs Verna Robinson of Glen Rogers was a visitor here Wednesday.
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I. J. K. Wells
Charles
E. L. Morton
Huntington
A. H. Brown
Ronceverte
R. J. How
Patsy Hudson
Glen Rogers
Price Reynolds
Charleston
Elizabeth Lewis
Gallipolis
Ohio
Elmyra Stuart
V. A. Christian
Lester
W. L. Jeffries
Verna Robinson
Quarry Workers Strike Demands At Two Mar tinsburg Quarries
In Martinsburg West Virginia April 26 union leaders led four hundred workers from the Kelly Island Lime and Transport Company quarry for a closed shop. The Standard Limestone Company workers joined midweek seeking wage increases a closed shop and a formal employment agreement.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kelly Island Lime and Transport Company
Martinsburgh
Standard
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