Local service members hosted visits and moves across towns
Fort Meade welcomes Technical Corporal William Gilkerson back for discharge after 40 months overseas. Rosalyn Salyer returns to Charleston after health convention, with nurses as guests. Mrs. Douglas Adams and daughter visit Mount Hope relatives. Families travel between Beckley Charleston and Florida, with several furloughs and station changes noted. Dr T C Moorefield ill at home. medical auxiliary fall meeting attended in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilkerson
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
Oak Hill
Willa Mae Ewing
Piney View
Rosalyn Salyer
Charleston
Sophia
Helen Love
Ethelyn Parker
Kanawha County
Douglas Adams
Martha Jane
Mount Hope
W. A. Curtis
Johnson Street
Herbert Curtis
St. Petersburg
Florida
P. L. Hurt
Lewis Kittle
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Stansbury Street
George Ragland
George
T. R. Ragland
Woodlawn Avenue
D. W. Bryson
Raleigh County
Bob Lilly
Daniels
Beckley
Jim McNeish
Camp Blanding
Robert McNeish
Bolt
McNeish
Camp Blanding Army Hospital
Officers Reelected To Lead Sally E McGinnis Class
Officers who led the Sally E McGinnis Bible class at Methodist Temple last year have been reelected for the new year. The lineup includes Mrs FE H Christian president, Mrs E F Cooper vice president, Mrs Robert Smith second vice president, Mrs A B Carney secretary and publicity chairwoman, Mrs Fred Stone assistant secretary, Mrs E C Hern treasurer, Mrs C C Mulheren pianist, with Mrs B M Weaver and Mrs J S Maddy as her assistants, and Mrs Rosetta Flint good cheer chairman, with Mrs Charles Hall and Mrs B M Weaver as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally E. McGinnis
Methodist Temple
FE. H. Christian
E. F. Cooper
Robert Smith
A. B. Carney
Fred Stone
E. C. Hern
C. C. Mul
Miss Marie Lewis Bride Elect Honored at Bridge Dinner
Miss Marie Cranz Lewis of Rockford Illinois and Wickham Avenue was honored with a dinner and bridge party hosted by Mrs. T S Williams and Mrs F L Conway. Twenty guests attended with five tables of bridge. high score went to Mrs Fred Richmond and second to Mrs Eugene Thoenen. Miss Silea Cappellari won the low prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Cranz Lewis
Wendell G. Marston
Rockford
Illinois
Charles S. Lewis
Wickham Avenue
T. S. Williams
F. L. Conway
Potato Dish Pairs with Steak in Early Menu Note
A historic menu fragment lists serving suggestions for potatoes, including creamed mashed and fried varieties. The note hints at a complete, cohesive dish lineup from a dining era, reflecting regional prep styles and meal structure.
Plan To Reorganize Church Women's Group
Yesterday afternoon representatives from the First Baptist church the Methodist Temple the First Methodist church Presbyterian church First Christian church and the Episcopal church met in the Presbyterian church to plan to reorganize a council of church women. Virginia Cork state president and Mrs. J M Laird chair spoke to the group from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
The
Methodist Temple
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Episcopal Church
Council of
Church Women
Virginia Cork
Council of Church Women
J. M. Laird
Charleston
Brannon Lipscomb Nuptials Performed
Miss Mariam Jeanne Lipscomb daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Lipscomb of Helen became the bride of Edward Arnold Brannon Jr of Weston Wednesday in a ceremony at the bridegrooms cousins home in For her marriage the bride wore a navy crepe street length dress with pleated grosgrain ribbon A gray felt hat and lavender orchid corsage were worn Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Whelan Jr of Weston and Mr and Mrs George Norvell of Huntington The bride has resided in Charleston and works in the Gazette accounting department Brannon a Weston High School graduate attended Danville Military Institute West Virginia Wesleyan College and Ohio University He is a Beta Theta Pi member and editor of the Gazette They plan a New York wedding trip and will live at 1318 Quarrier Street Charleston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam Jeanne Lipscomb
W. W Lipscomb
Helen
Edward Arnold Brannon, Jr
Weston
Walter M. Given, Jr
Charleston
Frank Whelan, Jr
George Norvell
George Norvell, Jr
Huntington
Miss Lipscomb
The
Charleston Gazette
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Mark Twain High School
Brannon
Henry Brannon
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Weston High School
Danville
Military Institute
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Ohio University
Beta Theta Pi
Charleston Press Club
Gazette
Navy
New York City
Quarrier St
Terry Keatley Honored By Party
Miss Jerry Keatley was honored at a surprise party hosted by her mother Mrs. Reginald Meyers at their South Kanawha Street home. Guests, including Bill Bryant, Tommy Phillips, Don Davis, Oscar Bartholomos, Bob Hicks, Philip Coates, Don Hodgins, Charlie Wray, Charlie Pierce, Don Larrick, Jim Sigmund, Penny Goldsmith, Joan Canterbury, Rosemary Canterbury, Ginger Canterbury, Sally Matz, Nancy Bowers, Nancy McGuigian, Harry Patterson, Delmar Craft, Diana Bailey, Patsy Lively, Edward McDaniel, Albert Minter, attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Keatley
Reginald Meyers
South Kanawha Street
Bill Bryant
Tommy Phillips
Don Davis
Oscar Bartholomos
Bob Hicks
Philip Coates
Don Hodgins
Charlie Wray
Charlie Pierce
Don Larrick
Jim Sigmund
Penny Goldsmith
Joan Canterbury
Rosemary Canterbury
Ginger Canterbury
Sally Matz
Nancy Bowers
Nancy McGuigian
Harry Patterson
Delmar Craft
Diana Bailey
Patsy Lively
Edward McDaniel
Albert Minter
WCTU to Host Membership Tea at Methodist Temple
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will host a membership tea at the Methodist Temple on November 20. Delegates from the local chapter, including Mrs. Ira Whitlock, are preparing to attend the state convention in Huntington on October 25-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Temple
Huntington
Ira Whitlock
Local officials listed for bi county event attendance
H E Melton and several named ladies are listed as attendees. Also named are Mrs A L Rohrer Mrs W H Walker Mrs Bvylin Rakes Mrs C H Rutledge Mrs Helen Maggard Mrs D O Totten bi county president and Mrs Wesley Hedrick regional chairman will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Melton
A. L. Rohrer
W. H. Walker
Bvylin Rakes
C. H. Rutledge
Helen Maggard
D. O. Totten
Wesley Hedrick
Trade education chief visits Wyoming school
William B. Connolly, state director of trade and industrial education, visited the Wyoming trade school in Pineville this week to review programs and meet staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Pineville
William B. Connoly
State Director of Trade and Industrial Education
Charleston
Wyoming Trade School
St Albans Woman To Address Club On November 20
Mrs W J H Knapp of St Albans will be the principal speaker at the Home and Garden department meeting of the Woman's club tomorrow at 3 pm. The event will be at the clubhouse on Parke avenue and include a musical program with whistling solos by Mrs C E Davis and vocal solos by Mrs A H Wilson, with pianos by Mrs E J Fourney and Mrs Earl Snead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
W. J. H. Knapp
Capitol District
Woman’s Club
Parke Avenue
C. E. Davis
E. J. Fourney
A. H. Wilson
Earl Snead
Also Mentioned on This Page
William J. McDonnell
F. L. Roberts
Beaver Avenue
McDonnell
Birmingham
Alabama
Mrs. McDonnell
Leon Neal
Joe Davis
Roanoke
Virginia
Dotty Neal
Roanoke Business College
T. C. Moorefield
Watts Apartments
L. M. Halloran
Duff Daniel
W. C. Covey
Thomas VU. Vermillion
West Virginia Medical Auxiliary
Daniel Boone Hotel
American Institute of Laundering
Andre Kostelanetz
Willg
Marie Lewis
Katherine
Billie) Reed
Baltimore
W. H. Reed
Third Avenue
Baptist Seminar Training School
Chicago
ARMY
Sanfor
Penney
BLUE
Chambray
Terry Keatley
WCTU
Del-Mar Beauty Shop
Main St
Over Classic
Med. Il
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Felow
Marguerite
Richlieu Tomato
Hunt
Dole Pineapple
Fame Wax Beans
Duffs
Chuck
Pickle
Keyko Oleo
Fryers
Tokay Grapes
Sunkist
California
Pears, Bose
Idaho Bakers Potatoes
Grimes Golden
Staymans
Lye
CIA
Oakwood Ave
South
Kanawha ST. Beckley
W.va
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