Fidelis Class Holds Interesting Session
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. James M. Hayes on Ellison avenue for a business and social evening. The program featured group singing, a devotional by Mrs. J. Edwin Dickerson, prayers, and a discussion on building the Christlike spirit. Refreshments were served, and plans were made for bake and rummage sales. Mrs. E. M. Payne Jr. was chosen secretary treasurer to fill a vacancy.
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First Baptist Church
James M. Hayes
Ellison Avenue
Jesus
G. E. Hedrick
J. Ed
Win Dickerson
Hayes
Inez Caffee
J. C. Mabe
L. G. Houser
J. Edwin Dickerson
French Davis
Harry May
J. H. Meadows
J. A. Monico
Fletcher Mann
G. Dean Richmond
Roy F. Hodge
Dewey Meador
C. R. Samples
Ray Loflin
Sue Adair
O. C. Helm
M. F. Barkesdale
Ted Carney
Draper Lewis
Joe Hutchinson
Kendra Hutchinson
W. I. Beavers
Grace Lilly
W. M
White Cross
Atwell Catron’s
E. M. Payne, Jr
Banks
Ragland Hosts Vestry Dinner At Woodlawn Home
T. R. Ragland acted as host to St. Stephen's Episcopal vestry last evening at his Woodlawn avenue residence. A six o'clock dinner was served with Rev. George Shirley of Charleston and other vestry members including W. A. James, R. D. Watts, Dr. Charles M. Higgins, H. G. Huffman, Paul B. Earnaad, Z. A. Petty, Charles S. Lewis and T. R. Ragland in attendance.
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T. R. Ragland
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Woodlawn Avenue
George Shirley
Charleston
W. A. James
R. D. Watts
Charles M. Higgins
H. G. Huffman
Paul B. Earnaad
Z. A. Petty
Charles S. Lewis
Altar Guild Holds Session At St Stephens Church
The Altar Guild of St Stephens Episcopal Church met Thursday afternoon at the home of president Mrs F L Banks. The program focused on business routine and discussion of future projects and activities.
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Altar Guild
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
F. L. Banks
Christian Church Groups To Meet
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian church will meet Monday at 7 30 P M at designated places. Group 1 led by Mrs J R Beaty with Miss Lara Clay. Group 2 led by Mrs Roy T Elkin with Mrs A L Honaker and Mrs RB Meadows. Group 3 led by Miss Voilet Feazelle with Miss Hila Shumate and hostesses Mrs T A McDaniel and Mrs Everett Smith. Group 4 led by Mrs C A Garten with Mrs J H Eads. Group 5 led by Mrs Mack Meador with Mrs Walker Hall.
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Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
J. R. Beaty
Lara Clay
Roy T. Elkin
A. L. Honaker
RB. F. Meadows
Voilet Feazelle
Hila Shumate
T. A. McDaniel
Everett Smith
C. A. Garten
J. H. Eads
Mack Meador
Walker Hall
Local Social News Residents Host and Visit in Charleston
Personal mentions note Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall of Chicago guests at S. M. Miller on North Kanawha street. Mrs. E C Minter and Misses Evelyn Frances and Doyle Minter plus Mrs. Minter motor visited Charleston on Wednesday. Mrs. William MacTaggart returned from Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. D Howe Johnston hosted guests yesterday.
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Harry Hall
Chicago, Ill
S. M. Miller
Kanawha Street
E. C. Minter
Evelyn and
Frances Minter
Doyle Minter
Charleston
William MacTaggart
Atlantic City
N. J
D. Howe Johnston
Weekend visitors and travels from local area families
A string of local residents and relatives prepare weekend visits and trips. Notables include Dr A E Amick and Dr R L Anderson in Charleston, families of Smith and Griffith at Greenbrier camp, Miss Ellen Eastham and Miss Virginia Byers heading home to Harrisonburg, and many others returning from Charleston, Baltimore, Lynchburg, Clifton Forge, and Knoxville with plans for weekend gatherings and honeymoons.
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A. E. Amick
R. L. Anderson
Charleston
Joe L. Smith
W. C. Griffith
Greenbrier
C. H. Mead
New York
Ellen Eastham
Virginia Byers
Harrisonburg
Louise Davis
L. H. Davis
D. Howe Johnston
Sam McCorkle
R. K. Rubush
Rubush
Lewisburg
Middlebrook
A. S. Mead
Jack McCreery
Henry Conway
Beckley
John D. Pugh
Baltimore
Senator Il Morgantown visit to Huntington relatives
Senator Il Morgantown and Miss Edna Williams departed this morning for a several days visit to relatives in Huntington, aiming to spend time with family. Edna Williams accompanies the senator on the trip.
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Morgantown
Edna Williams
Huntington
Roosevelt Plans $200 Million Direct Grants to States
President Roosevelt announced a plan to approve direct grants totaling 200 million dollars to states and municipalities before leaving for the Pacific coast. The grants would be matched at 55 percent by communities, creating about 425 million dollars for local public works projects. The statement followed discussion on permanent public works programs.
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Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Plan to Permanently Establish CCC With Reduced Enrollment
Policy to establish permanently the Civilian Conservation Corps favors a reduced level of 300000 men though current enrollment is about 600000. To meet the present requirement, an additional allowance of 75000000 dollars was authorized.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Woman angler lands biggest king mackerel catch
A king mackerel weighing 18 12 pounds was landed at Pensacola Florida recently by Miss Jean Sintes of New Orleans. The fish was labeled the biggest catch of the season by a woman angler.
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Pensacola
Fla
Jean Sintes
New Orleans
Asheville man who has seen one film in his life
J. R. Teague, a 56 year old resident of Asheville North Carolina, has watched only one motion picture in his life. That film starred the late Will Rogers.
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J. R. Teague
Asheville, N. C
Will Rogers
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