Social and Personal News from Wilson Street
Mr and Mrs 2 C Wade entertained Friday evening at their home on Wilson street honoring Mrs Wallon Shepherd of Charleston a guest of her brother Dr F L Banks and Mrs Banks The Wades home was attractive with soft light and garden flowers After bridge Mrs Banks received high prize for the ladies Dr M C Banks for the men and Mrs Shepherd was given a remembrance gift Guests included J Walton S Shepherd Dr and Mrs F L Banks Mr and Mrs F M Draney Dr and Mrs M C Banks and D C Wade plus several others listed by name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wade
Wilson Street
Wallon
Shepherd
Charleston
F. L Banks
Banks
Walton S Shepherd
F. L. Banks
F. M. Draney
M. C. Banks
D. Cc. Wade
Dinner Dance Monday at County Club
A dinner dance titled Club Night will be held Monday evening at Black Knight Country Club. Dances previously on Saturday shifted to Monday to accommodate members with business duties and out of town guests, with music following dinner for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Knight Country Club
Birthday party for Harry Maratelas ninth birthday
Mr. and Mrs. George Maratelias entertained a group of young people yesterday evening with a surprise party for their son Harry turning nine. Games were played and ice cream and cake served. Attendants included Mrs. Myers Mrs. Boggess and Mrs. Shrewsbury. guests included Tommy Shrewsbury Abram Karl and Norah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maratelias
Harry
Sunday School Class Entertains First Graders
The second and third grades of the Methodist Sunday School primary department entertained the first grade class promoted from the beginners Saturday afternoon from 3 to 4 30. The event at the Methodist Temple featured games and storytelling followed by refreshments served by Superintendent Miss Lucille Williams and teachers Miss Mary Alice Winston Mrs J T Bowers and Mrs LB Bruster. About thirty children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Temple
Lucille Williams
Mary
Alice Winston
J. T. Bowers
LB. 2D. Bruster
Local Residents Entertain and Travel for Football Weekend
Mr and Mrs J H Cline and family returned from Akron Ohio after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Bennett Roach depart for Shelbyville and Lawrenceburg Ky then New York where Roach takes a post with Westchester County Newspapers. Mrs Roach will rejoin in NY after two weeks with her parents in Shelbyville. Misses Helen Strong and Helen Peck of Princeton visited for the football game. Malcolm Wylie left for a business trip to New York City. Mr and Mrs H M Kilgore left for Huntington to attend the Charleston game. Mrs J E Edmundson expected back from Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs G W Hoge drove to Charleston for the football game. James Edmundson, WVU student, guest of his father Friday night. Edmundson to Charleston for WVU and W&L game. Henry Phipps of Whitby a Berkeley visitor yesterday. Mr and Mrs W C Griffith were at...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cline
R. S. Goldsmith
Westernas
Beckley Avenue
C. C. Crowe
Woodlawn Avenue
Cooper
A. J. Britton
Charleston
Life Underwriters
C. A. Hawley
C. J. Heatherlin
Raymond Sampson
Linton
Dot Ball
Audra Ball
Grace
Alma Davenport
Frank Clark
M. Scott
Silver Springs
Festus Scott
Yates Center
Kansas
Bell Charttan
Qaklaham
Viola Winston
Florida
R. T. Bair Teft
Arthur
Edith Thurman
North Kanawha Siree
Raleigh General Hospital
W. M. Wheeler
Mead Coal Co
Vanwood
J.C. Hobson
Holden
IL HL. Barber
Virginia
FW. Rucker
Paul Earnand
Asheville
N. C
Norfolk
H.W. Shawhan, Jr
Y. U
Delmar Craft
Carrell Hutchinson
Baby
Hutchinson
Chance
Frank Wiseman
Maynar
Weckley
Douglas Bowers
Ragland
G. M. Starcher
Dunbar
Dulvin
Mabscalt
W. C. Agee
Points
Willis C. Tucker
New River State College
Montgomery
C. Tucker
Harper Road
L. Meredith Powers
M. C. Banks
Raleigh
Richmond
Virginia Bolen
Bluefield
Sara Elizabeth McGinnis
J. L. Banks
William Ware
Sandstone
Burwell Ware
Blanche Spinks
Grace Wilkes
Oakley Dauu
Tams
Beckley
Weekend visitors and travels around Charleston and Beckley
Residents attend football games and dances in Charleston while relatives and friends visit from Morgantown Morgantown. Charleston. Beckley. Bucking ham County Virginia. Maynard. Silver Springs Md. Yates Center Kansas. Oaklaham. Attendees include Dr and Mrs Bledsoe Misses Margaret Pheebe Mae Cooper Edna Clay Jack Feather and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
M. Bledsoe
Margaret
Pheebe
John H. Hatcher
Mr. Hatcher
Morgantown
Miss Ganeau Now Appears in London
A communication to A Z Lilly reveals Wilda Ganeau has been in London since last spring. She has performed in London theatres and is now recording phonograph hits from new American talkies, with potential releases at Lilly Music Store. The note ends by noting her ascent in the theatrical world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Lilly
Mss
Wilda Ganeau
London
Miss Ganeau
Hit
Phonograph Records
Lilly Music Store
Radio Schedule Snippet Shows Concerts Across Cities
A dense listing outlines orchestral and organ recitals across multiple stations and cities including Atlantic City Baltimore Hartford Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland and Detroit. Items feature names such as Galen Hall Trio Dante Music and Shadysie Presbyterian Church with various program times and sponsors like WEAF WIZ WI% and WEAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atlantic City
Galen Hall
Baltimore
WTIC
Hartford
Wehaf
Newark
Bayne
Trish
Troural Bar
Costert Orchestra
Trvisihloe
Hilsen Street
WCAU
Phildethhia
WLW
Cincinnati
Hermann
Hoel Orchestra
Cleveland
Ed McConnell
WEAF
Vwo
Dante Music
WCX
Detroit
Vwili
Orchestra
Orga
Cotten
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Shadysie Presbyterian Church
Calvary Episcopal Church
Wham Conert Ensemble
Teaching Self Reliance in Children at Home
A parent describes guiding a child to fetch a ball and learn to handle small setbacks. The piece argues early training in self dependence reduces reliance on adults and prepares children for independent problem solving in later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betly
Mother Douk
French Oppose Submarine Abolition at Disarmament Talks
Paris reports that the French delegation to the naval disarmament conference in London next January will likely insist on retaining submarines as defensive weapons and on the interdependence of submarine scope with any general disarmament agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prerad
Paris
London
Parliament backs submarine buildup vote
Parliament shows unanimous demand for retention and more submarine construction amid ongoing defense debates and policy push.
Meade Named Special Receiver for Beckley Jewelry
Judge C M Ward appointed A G Meade as special receiver for Beckley Jewelry company after a vacation order following Domon’s application. Meade directs take over assets and temporarily run the business as creditors seek pro rata recovery amid adverse conditions and unable debtor obligations. An old fashioned bullet mould is mentioned among the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Meade
Beckley Jewelry Company
C. M. Ward
Effewit Court
G. Dom
B.A. Boy
Wanong
Old Man Hears Farce of Tooth Extraction at Home
A tool used to extract a tooth from John Weller of Middleburg Pennsylvania, over seventy years old, caused concern for possible blood poisoning and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weller
Middleburg
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West Virginia
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