Dahlia Show Opens In White Sulphur Springs
The third annual Old White Dahlia show opened at noon in the Cameo Ballroom of the Greenfield hotel under the American Dahlia society. Reginald H. Patterson heads the committee with assistance from the Old White Garden club. Three judges will award ribbons in ten classes. Entries come from multiple towns including Covington and Ronceverte. Major prizes include Queen of the Show and Sweepstakes with purple ribbons and silver cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Cameo
Greenfiel Hotel
American Dahlia Society
Reginald H. Patterson
Patterson
Old White Garden Club
Edward Haynes
Oliver Shurtleff
Fairmont
E. C. Curry
George P. Alderson
Lewisburg
D. W. Bell
Covington
Pearl B. Nickell
Ronceverte
Charles Kilgore
Winona
L. S. Connell
Charleston
William A. Lake Jr
Kenneth Gillespie
Personal notes from Utica and nearby towns
Social items list residents visiting relatives and traveling for weekends or events. Farnham Rising of Utica expected today to visit friends. Maxey family visiting Zanella parents in Helen. Leweis Martin leaving for Roanoke. Kittle planning weekend with Miller family in Stansbury street. Rosalind Carroll and Rexford Funk of Charleston to visit friends. James travels to Richmond for sister's death. several others suis des well being updates and college moves noted.
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Farnham Rising
Utica
N. Y
L. V. Maxey
Peter Zanella
Helen
Leweis Martin
Roanoke
Lewis Kittle
Bluefield
L. E. Miller
Stansbury Street
Rosalind Carroll
Rexford Funk
Charleston
W. A. James
Richmond
J. R. VanMeter
Anne Pierce
B. T. Wren Jr
Burgess Street
Yankton
S. C
Rob Roy MacGreggor
Paul Pierson
Ted
Baltimore
I. B. Bush
George L. Cole
Wright Road
Raleigh General Hospital
Duff Daniel
J. E. McKenzie
Dewey Isley
Moorehead City
N. C
George M. Parker
Joe Sibold
William Lucas
Newport
Joe
VPI
Blacksburg
William
Lynchburg College
Betty Garrett
Huntington
Marshall College
Charles Lewis
Marie
Ollie W. Brown
Greystone Apartments
Gilbert Kelso
Harry Anderson
van Hunter
John Ward
Parkersburg
Bessie Carroll
Beckley
Claude Jarrett
Resaco
Peggy Jarrett
Hettie Robertson
Washington, D. C
Grove City
Grove City College
T. B. Pugh
Fairview Apartments
Eloise Calfee
Mar
Princess Craddock named for Mountain State Forest Festival
Princess Miss Marjorie Estelle Craddock of Glenville is chosen by State Senator G. C. Belknap to serve as a festival princess at Elkins October 7 8 and 9. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bantz Wooddell Craddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Estelle Craddock
Glenville
G. C. Belknap
Elkins
Miss Craddock
Bantz Wooddell Craddock
Local Social Notes Include Student Moves and Visits
Garet Corker returned last night after a day in Morgantown with Miss Eileen Jarrell who will be a student there. Mrs. Gaston Caperton of Slab Fork visited Charleston yesterday. Mrs. Bernard Mason of Pearisburg Va is visiting her daughter Mrs. Austin Caperton in Slab Fork. Bill David of Winding Gulf heads to Chapel Hill to enter the University of North Carolina as a freshman. Martha Rose Shrewsbury will leave Sunday for Huntington to re enter Marshall College. Pete Lilly will leave tomorrow to enter Marshall College. Mrs. W R Byard and Mrs. W R Spencer of Covel were business shoppers in Beckley yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Caperton
Slab Fork
Charleston
Bernard Mason
Pearisburg
Austin Caperton
Bill David
Winding Gulf
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Martha Rose Shrewsbury
Huntington
Marshall College
Pete Lilly
W. R. Byard
W. R. Spencer
Covel
Beckley
Methodist Women Pay For Organ Victory Sunday
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church on Heber Street celebrate Victory Sunday after paying over $7,000 for a two manual Kilgen organ. Rev. Ross Culpepper will read the roll of honor of all contributors, many now moved or deceased, with special music directed by Clifford Waterman and Mrs Iva Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Heber Street
Ross Culpepper
Mr. Culpepper
Clifford Waterman
Iva Williams
Manuel Kilgen
Father Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Michigan
Town Aims to Quiet Noise After 10 P M Policy
Sophia enforces a curfew on weeknight loud music after 10 P M with midnight deadline on Saturdays. The Raleigh Register misprinted stating a 1 A M limit on weeknights. People leaving for Marshall College include Phil Mayhew Boucher Boyd and Lowell Higgins. Charles E Thoma visits Beckley as Charleston business guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Raleigh Register
Fidelis Class Elects Mrs G M Powers as President
Mrs G M Powers chosen leader of the Fidelis class at First Baptist Church Sunday School. She succeeds Mrs W H Chrisley with officers named for 1937 38 term and to be installed at October meeting. Hostesses and attendees listed with many local names and Charleston visitor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Powers
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Powers
W. H. Chrisley
K. K. Rand
O. D. Hall
L. G. Houser
Harry Davis
Clara Dickerson
French Davis
John Peters
J. H. Meadows
B. F. Stout
John Wilkies
James Bibb
S. G. Humphreys
Nathan Lilly
M. R. Beard
Russell Arthur
Chrisley
Kermit Locke
Harry May
J. Earl Lilly
W. S. Beavers
Fletcher Freeman
Robert Thomson
Wendell Harvey
Joe Hutchinson
Roscoe Williams
D. Orville Means
Worth Harper
T. B. Settle
Harry P. Davis
Overton Kent
Nan Monroe
T. L. Maynor
Ethel Price
M. F. Barksdale
Miss Stump Weds Charlie Cassity Carded in Fitzpatrick Ceremony
Mr and Mrs W F E Stump of Fitzpatrick announce the marriage of their daughter Hester Ruth to Charlie Cassity of Pemberton son of Mr and Mrs Sam Cassity. The ceremony was at 10 am on Wednesday August 11 conducted by Rev J C Cook Moorehead Ky. Present were Mr and Mrs Millard Cassity. The couple will reside in Detroit where Cassity works as an auto salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Stump
Fitzpatrick
Hester Ruth
Charlie Cassity
Pemberton
Sam Cassity
J. C. Cook
Moorehead
Millard Cassity
Detroit
Cassity
Shady Spring High School
Murphy’s
Berea College
Berea
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Home Furniture CO
Memorial Bldg
McCreery St
Princess
Garet Corker
Morgantown
Eileen Jarrell
Barney’s Tavern Sprague Hill
Council
Phil Mayhew
Boucher Boyd
Charles E. Thoma
Lowell Higgins
Harwood James
W. Va
Main St
Murnhw
RED Goose
Growing Girls
Kittie
Oxfords
Gerberich
EM Payne Co
Bolf
Raleigh County
V County
W. V. VA
G. M. Powells
Orange Snuffer
H. Paul Boggs
H. P. Edwards
E. A. Crookshanks
Charl Jeston
J. W. Max
Beckley Avenue
Miss Stump
Benrus
Bulova
Beckley Theatre
Neville St
Kanawha St
Third Ave
Montgomery
Convenient Stores
Stratton St
Logan
Buescher
Eikhart and
Windsor
Berman
America
Banda
Eikhart “Streamline
Guitar
Mandolins
Black Diamond
Montgomery Logan
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