Gala Hallowe'en fete for Lois McDaniel in Raleigh
Mrs. Garnette McDaniel hosted a Raleigh social event for Lois McDaniel ninth birthday. The Hallowe'en party featured corn leaves pumpkins and fortunes from a fortune teller with games and laughter. Guests included Ava Holmes Betty Jean Mabrey Harvey Harold Statzer Frances Shannon Eliza Ann and Mary Jane Thomson and many others invited by the family.
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Garnette McDaniel
Hallowe'en
Raleigh
Ano
Lois
Hallowe’en
Christine
Anie Clay
Ava Holmes
Betty Jean Mabrey
Harvey
Harold Statzer
Frances Shannon
Eliza Ann
Mary Jane Thomson
Daisy Dean Bailey
Ray Burmeister, Jr
Mildred Campbell
Eddie Lundstrom
Joan Underwood
Cardegley
Cora Ann Anderson
Helen Lawrence
Anna Lee
Carlton Walker
Earl
Roy
Mildred Orris
Violet Earle Snead
James Be Jr
George Ankrum
Loue Fitzpatrick
Thomas Turner
Juanita Allen
Ruth Shanklin
Sherril Zwilling
Dorothy
Myra Jane Mays
John Vogt
Margie
Faye Martin
Frances
Collis Reese
Cory Miller
Charles Sanger
J. W. Muir
J. W.wanks
Merritt Clay McDaniel
YENCE PHONE 1768 tin revelation of names
List of names includes Mrs Brooks Adair Mrs Anice Bailey and Mrs C S Cavendish related to the Yence Phone 1768 entry, indicating an extract from a social or club notice.
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Tin
Brooks Adair
Anice Bailey
C. S. Cavendish
Harvest Home Tea Celebrated by Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian church hosted the annual Harvest Home tea yesterday in autumnal décor of chrysanthemums. Mrs. Andrew H. Smith directed the program featuring poetry, songs, a reading by Edgar Guest, and a talk on harvest, followed by offerings at the basket and a refreshment course. Hostesses were Mrs. L. T. Putman and Mrs. L. A. Mar.
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Ladies Aid Society
First Christian Church
Andrew H. Smith
Ere Mae Smith
Itchie Ware
Edgar Guest
C. €. Cavendish
L. E. Shrewsury
D. P. Griffith
Ste H. Smith
Dan Covey
L. T. Putman
L. A. Mar
Tri Sigma Chapter Honors Inspector at Beckley Dinner
Mrs. Troy Cartwright of Denver Colorado, inspector for the national Sigma council, was the honored guest at a Tri Sigma dinner in Beckley. The event, hosted by the local alumnae in the hotel dining room, featured orchid and white decor with place settings for numerous members and guests led by Mrs Wayne Anderson.
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Troy Cartwright
Denver
Colorado
National Council of Sigma
Sigma
Sigma Sorority
Beckley Hotel
Tri Sigma
Wayne Anderson
Howard Griffith
Lucille McDaniel
Fairmont State College
Patty Ellison
Gazelle Ware
Frankie Corley
Marion Wright
Elizabeth Meadows
James Lilly
Missionary Society Social Meeting in Mabscott
Mabscott Missionary Society held a social and business gathering at Mrs Vel Walker's home with Mrs Paul Gunther assisting. Plans discussed included a silver tea on November 9 at Mrs A L Lilly's home and members to bake candy for sale on election day.
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Mabscott Missionary Society
Vel Walker
Mabsccott
Paul Gunther
A. L. Lilly
Walker
Gunther
F. L. Fadeley
L. D. Fink
C. K. Walker
P. G. Hedrick
Roxie Bower
A. Ray Fink
W. M. Pennington
R. R. Watts
Anna Hutchinson
A. E. Shumaker
Herman Davis
Mace H. Wood
Stella Davenport
Mrs H Webb Angell Hosts Bridge Parties at College Ave
Mrs. H Webb Angell acted as hostess for a series of bridge gatherings at her College avenue home. Fall flowers and colorful leaves created a seasonal setting as guests played several progressions with prizes for high scores awarded to Mrs. W C Mays Mrs. D Howe Johnston Miss Kathleen Harnsburger Mrs T S Williams and consolation prizes to Mrs Draper Lewis and Mrs Willie Pat.
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H. Webb Angell
College Avenue
W. C. Mays
D. Howe Johnston
Kathleen Harnsburger
T. S. Williams
Draper Lewis
Willie Pat
Beckley social notes plus visiting mentions and illness
Personal mentions include Mrs J W F Beckner as guest of Dr and Mrs Simmons at Glen Ferris. Several residents reported ill or recovering at home, with others listed as visitors, motor trips to Charleston Princeton Lexington and Richmond, and weekend plans for football games and family gatherings across Zanesville Athens Alderson Morgantown and Beckley areas.
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J. W. F. Beckner
W. D. Simmons
Glen Ferris
T. B. Dillingham
Raleigh Avenue
Lois Marie Leslie
FE. S Leslie
Zanesville
Ohio
Raleigh General Hospital
Calvin Sarrett Myr
J. A. Cunningham
Charleston
Lee Tait
Logan
Beckley
Alderson
Thomas Nale
Teddy
Glen Rogers
Morgantown
C. L. Calloway
Margaret Alice
John
Charles
Athens
Dr. Calloway
W. A. Reese
Lula Hall
Princeton
Herbert Stansbury Jr
Jack Clifton
G. M. S. Lewisburg
J. B. Clifton
Shirley Banks
Lexington
C. B. Richards
Huntington
M. C. Banks
Mary Caperton
J. W. Banks
Richmond
L. Meredith Powers
C. H. Fink
Nicholas County
W. A. Thornhill, Jr
Sarah Mead
A. G. Mead
J. A. Hunt
Lillybrook
R. R. Johnson
Clifton Forge
Fred Kellman
Beckley Hospital
Austin Caperton
Savannah
Georgia
Wayie Rogers
W. C. Rogers
Summers Street
Jim Henry
Harold Riffe
W. P. Chrisman
Appalachian Building
Watkins Apartments
North Fayette Street
H. E. Copeland
W. E. Houchins
J. M. Wheatley
St. Albans
Edgar White
D. C. Ashton
Dr. Ashton
Charleston General Hospital
Salad Course Conclusion Noted in Dinner Service
The text ends with a note that in conclusion a delicious salad course was served, indicating the sequence and quality of a meal.
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Terson
Scherer Meadows Win At Bridge Tourney
The second in a series of bridge tournaments hosted by Mrs. Willie Patterson on South Kanawha street concluded last evening. In the North South section L. L. Scherer and C. W. Meadows led with high scores, while Sam Cohn and James White were runners up. In the East West division, Mrs. Marie Payne and Miss Shirley Banks topped with A. G. Mead and Dr. F. L. Banks as runners up.
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Willie Patterson
South Kanawha Street
F. L. Banks
L. L. Scherer
C. W. Meadows
Sam Cohn
James White
Marie Payne
Shirley Banks
A. G. Mead
TVA Chief Proposes Joint Study On Power Costs
Dr A E Morgan head of the Tennessee Valley Authority suggested a joint investigation with TVA into the relative costs of steam generated power versus hydro electricity. C E Backus, president of the coal producers association warned that removing code restrictions could push the industry toward strikes, disorder and bankruptcy.
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A. E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
C. E. Backus
Industry Pushes Soft Coal Code to Shield Winners
A industry leader urged operating groups to govern themselves to avoid a return to unrestrained competition. He noted a representative committee has worked for weeks on a legislative program to preserve the strongest elements of the soft coal code, but he did not reveal details.
Beckley Woman Named To Post By The Associated Press
Beckley reports Elizabeth Howell of Keyser elected state president of the Degree of Honor protective association of West Virginia at the closing session. She succeeds Mary Asco of Brownsville Pa. Howell named delegate to the 1935 national convention in St Paul Minn. Other officers are Nora Lazenby of Bluefield and Ella Bird of Beckley as vice presidents and Ida Walker of Huntington as secretary. Executive committee to choose 1935 convention city later.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Shawhan Warns Hunters for CCC Safety
Major H. W. Shawhan, Director of the State Conservation Commission, cautions hunters to protect CCC workers in Monongahela National Forest camps and other locations. He notes licensing penalties for fatal or injurious hunting due to carelessness and lists open seasons for deer bear quail rabbits squirrels and wild turkeys across West Virginia counties.
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Charleston
H. W. Shawhan
State Conservation Commission
CCC
Monongahela National Forest
Wyoming
Logan
Pocahontas
Hardy, Fayette
Morgan
Shawhan
the Conservation Commission
West Virginia Relief Administration
Negro Teachers In Annual Meet at Storer College
Charles Town W Va Oct 26 The forty third annual meeting of the West Virginia State Teachers association opened yesterday at Storer College Dr H Z MacDonald president welcomed the teachers and spoke on Historic Harpers Ferry Professor T H Guss of West Virginia State College replied Dr P Trent of the United States department of agriculture Washington discussed Education for a New Era
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Associated Press
Charles Town
W. Va
West Virginia State Teachers Association
Storer College
H. Z. MacDonald
Harpers Ferry
T. H. Guss
West Virrginia State
Birth Announcement for Fourney's Triumph Son
Mr and Mrs E J Fourney announce the birth of a son on October 26 at the home of her mother Mrs P C Lynch in Blue Jay.
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E. J. Fourney
P. C. Lynch
Blue Jay
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Mrs. McDaniel
YENCE
Tri-Sigma
Missionary Society
Bridge
Nelly den Fall
Oglers
E. M. Payne CO
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Charles O’neill
Caravan
Aly
Parker House
Rolls
Doz
McCreery
Alaeigh Cash Grocery
Third Ave
Maxwell House
Kansas
Post Toasties
Kellogg
Atwell-Catron Motor Company
Beckley Temple Sisterhood
A & P Meat
Hamburger
America
Camel — Lucky — Chesterfield — Piedmont Cigarettes
Sunnyfield
Kellogg's
Ae Saat
U.S. No. 1
Michigan
Kale
Keifer Bushel Basket
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