Junior Senior Prom at Woodrow Wilson High Delights Guests
The annual Junior Senior Prom at Woodrow Wilson High featured modern black and white decor, a Glenn Sallack orchestra, and crowning of Miss Marjorie Winston as prom queen. Maids, pages, and trumpeters accompanied the event with balloons released as a carnival finale. The supper room offered a dainty ice course and boutonnieres for guests. Regular monthly meeting of the church class follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson High
H. P. Guy
Glenn Sallack
Marjorie Winston
Lewis Laren
Phyllis Huddleston
Ruth Dickson
Ruth Smith
Hazel Miller
Mary
Page Anthony
Julia Bruce
Margaret Bledsoe
Pauline Murray
Martha Thompson
Alice Beard
Ann St. Clair
June Evans
Harry Watkins
Gleaners Class To Meet On Monday
The Gleaners Class of the Presbyterian church will hold its meeting Monday with Miss Laura Pierson as teacher guiding activities.
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Gleaners
The
Presbyterian Church
Laura Pierson
My Beauty Hint By Mary Miles and Cast
Mary Miles shares a weekly shampoo tip to keep hair lustrous and soap fully rinsed. The piece lists cast members Jane Charles Ray Jr Edgar McKinney Wick Ward Jimmie White Kay MacDaniel Tommie Turner Charles Sanger Bobbie Williams and others in a doorway to a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miles
Shige
Birthday Party for Little Miss Snead at Wowrans Club
Violet Earle Snead hosted her sixth birthday for a group of young friends at the Wowrans Clubhouse. Mrs. Samuel Thomson played Mother Goose as guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and a large ivory birthday cake. Attendees included Violet’s friends and family from Mount Hope and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Earle Snead
Wowrans Club
Samuel Thomson
Mother Goose
Brooks Adair
Earle Snead
I. Reardon
Frances Bailey
Annice Bailey
Ray Bailey
Elsie Snead
Will
Violet Earle
Walsy Dean Bailey
Diana Bailey
Robin Adair
Pattie Noel
Virginia Lee Reardon
Joann Hutchinson
Jo Ann Lewis
Mary Virginia Foster
Lucille Williams
Alice Jean Williams
Ann Ritchie Ware
Lucy Sue Bowers
Ella Mac Scott
Edna McKinney
Sister Ward
Nancy White
Lois MacDaniel
Charlotte Levy
Margaret Sloan
Mary Aqn Pulman
Julia Johnston
Jane Cochrane
Mary Grace Fourney
Gera Ann Anderson
Martha Hunt Covey
Mount Hope
Patty Mellen
Patsy Ruth Miller
Jo Ann Daniel
Wanda Lares
Mary Stuart Malone
Frances Porter
Ana Folmes
Anna Lee Walker
Nancy Hicha
Butterfly Festival Hosted by Circle at Methodist Temple
Mrs S C Ballengee's Circle No 1 of the Methodist Temple hosted a Butterfly festival Friday evening. The hall featured spring flowers and a garden scene with a varied program including songs by Mrs A Ronconi and a duet by Miss Fernia Mac Smith and Philip Mayhew. Reading by Miss Mary Alice Tiecie, violin by Miss Lucille Isbel, and a final duet by Mr and Mrs B R Cannon closed the event with piano accompaniment by Mrs George Foresman. A refreshment course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Ballengee
Methodist Temple
A. Ronconi
George Forest Man
Fernia Mac Smith
R. A. Boyd
George Foresman
Lucille Scott
BR. CG. Cannon
Fidelis Class Social Meeting At Mabscott Church
The Fidelis class of Galvary Baptist Church Mabscott met in the home of Miss Athinell Lilly for a monthly business and social session. Mrs. Neuwyle Davis led a devotional from Remember Thy Creator In The Days of Thy Youth. Grace and Gladys Davenport sang. Class president Mrs. James Kirk presided and heard officer reports. A graduation program named The Class Will and The Class Prophesy with diplomas presented by Mrs. Nearle Davis followed. A white elephant sale raised funds for the treasury and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal Vary Baptist Church
Mabscott
Athinell Lilly
Neuwyle Davis
Grace
Gladys Davenport
James Kirk
Hall of Fame
Frank Fadeley, Jr
Nearle Davis
Treasury
Margaret Sullivan
Celia Higginbotham
Theda
Alva Cline
Lillian Gadd
Ina Wright
Mildred
Garnett Graveley
Lillian Davis
Martha ‘Tucker
Glenna Phillips
Athwell Lilly
Nearly Davis
Airs
Fa Lilly
Wanetha Floyd
John
Lewis Graveley
Frank Fadeley
Bob Lilly
Jacqueline Davis
Nolton Hosts 21st Birthday Party at Mabscott Home
Mr and Mrs Jf W Nolton entertained friends Friday night in Mabscott for son Raymond Nolton’s 21st birthday. Music cards and dancing followed by a late refreshment course. Attendees included Misses Anta Le White Lucille Gillespie Pauling Cole Louise Mullens Hetty Trent Ruby Adkins Gladys Thompson Ittel Mavens Freda Harsh Gladys Murdoch Myrtle Notten and Mrs S N Alger plus Basil McVey Everett McVey Dyer Backlund Dark Elkins K W Tratehison Robert Eppard Vault nent Golden Mullens Way
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jf. W. Nollon
Mabscott
Raymond Nolton
Anta le White
Lucille Gillespie
Pauling Cole
Louise Mullens
Hetty Trent
Ruby Adkins
Gladys Thompson
Ittel Mavens
Freda Harsh
Gladys Murdoch
Myrtle Notten
S.N. Alger
Basil McVey
Everett McVey
Dyer Backlund
Dark Elkins
K. W. Tratehison
Robert Eppard
Vault Nent
Golden Mullens
Way
Local names listed for civic notices
A ledger of individuals appears in a damaged OCR fragment including names such as Wayne Surbaugh Tony Stafford Charlie Young Gene Martin Billy Thomas Harris Stover John Cooper Richard Cooper Frank Fadeley Jr Charlie Barrett Charles Galloway Leonard Persinger Henry Lusk ins Charles and Raymond Norton.
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Ourn
Officers Elected By Womans Club
The Womans Club met Friday afternoon to elect officers for the coming year. Named were L Putman first vice president Joe L Smith second vice president J E McCreery third vice president R I Magee recording secretary TY Ragland corresponding secretary A W Smith treasurer J Merritt Gooch reporter K Douglas Bowers custodian D P L Griffith parliamentarian L E Shrewsbury chairman and F M Sayre B B Richmond W F Tams and E B Hawkins Jr as members of the executive committee at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
L. Putman
Joe L. Smith
J. E. McCreery
R. IL Magee
TY. R. Ragland
A. AW. Smith
J. Merritt
Gooch
Junior Department Meeting Planned
The jun club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at eight o’clock at the club house. The program International Holiday has been arranged by Miss Garnette Thompson. All members of this department are urged to attend. Sponsors will be the tea hostesses: Mrs. H. F. Willfong, Mrs. J. O. Freeman, Mrs. E. L. Ellison, Mrs. Merritt Gooch, Mrs. Douglas Bowers and Mrs. W. W. Huine.
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Womans Club
Spos Bes
HF. Willfong
J. Merritt Gooch
J. 0. Freeman
Elinor St. Clair
Wilda Bailey
Sarah Elizabeth McGinnis
N. S. Shirewsbury
Garnette Thompson
Dorsey E. Biggs
G. E. Hans
Ite
Mary Shanklin
Lucille Williams
Nelle Shanklin
Elizabeth Malcom
Caroline Wassum
Mary Alice Winston
Marjorie Winston
Ross P. Daniel
Hettie Robertson
H. F. Willfong
E. L. Ellison
Merritt Gooch
Douglas Bowers
W. W. Huine
Weekend Visitors and Calls Across Coal Town
Local residents host and visit relatives during a weekend span. Mrs. C. C. Lemon and Miss Beatrice travel to Ak ron for Mrs. Lemon’s ill relative. Several Charleston and Clifton Forge guests plan weekend stays with families in Meador Avenue, Glen Morgan, and Clark Street as others visit doctors, attend hospital care, or travel to Macon and St. Petersburg for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lemon
Beatrice
Akron
Ohio
George Ldnmin
John Hershberger
Charleston
Hershberger
Lucy Bailey
Eva Riner
Ardath Pruett
Capitol
Bertha MacTaggart
D. Thorne
Thorne
Friends
Stephen Ginestra
Glenn Sutphin
Salem
Virginia
Sam Taylor
Jessie
Forks
Washington
W. M. Wheeler
Clark Street
Ray Wendrichsen
Parkersburg
C.H. Dew
Meador Avenue
Rhodell
St. Petersburg
Flin
J.T. Pierson
Pierson
James Marlin
Charleson
Tom Brash
Glen Morgan
Leroy Daugherty
TI. G. Sterne
Point Pleasant
GC. Drewry
Clifton Forge
W. M. Traylor
Princeton
Laura Pierson
KM. Jarrell
JM. Fisher
Weekend Visitors Fill Morgantown Area Social Pages
The column lists numerous locals and guests visiting relatives across Morgantown and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Farley, J. W. St Clair, Mrs. Bird, Miss Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Bolen, Miss Shue, and many students from Concord College and Huntington to Cincinnati and Beckley, with travel to Clifton Forge and Slabbork noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Farley
Kanawha Street
Howard St Clair
Morgantown
J. W. St Clair
S. S. Miller
Samuel
Clifton Forge
C. C. Bird
Cand O Hospital
Bird
Dirs
W. MM. Daugherty
Shamate
Concord College
Athens
B. J. Shuenale
Adolph Bair
Nedra Bair
Jack Calloway
William Deihl
Greenbrier
Joe Shank
Joe, Jr
Huntington
G. C. Hedrick
Park Avenue
Shelby Kidts
F. 8. Wills
I. al. Sayre
T. J. Lynch
Clarksburg
LQ. Hutchinson
John Gray
R.A. Willis
Richmond
Relatves
Maxine Sealey
Mel
W. W. Koiner
Koiner
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Salem
Becl ley Womans Club delegate attends state convention
Fragmented notes show Beckley chapter delegate L. TN Potman and others traveling from Morgantown Wheeling and Clarksburg for a state Womans Club convention. McRae Banks and Mason Anderson are spending weekends with family in Blacksburg and Glen Electrick respectively.
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Norfolk
Way
B. AL Garkound, Jr
Stillwater
Fla
Daniel
Morgantown
Wheeling
Charksburg
Clarksburg
The
Womans Club
Beckley
L. TN
Potman
Chicago
McRae Banks
W. PL
Blacksburg
J. Banks
Mason Anderson
Concord College
Athens
Pglen Electrick
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White Cross Pharmacy
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