Miss Elizabeth Ownby Visits Pineville Friends Return
Miss Elizabeth Ownby of Pineville Kentucky returned home after a week’s visit with Misses Stella and Larh George in the city yesterday.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
3
Miss Elizabeth Ownby of Pineville Kentucky returned home after a week’s visit with Misses Stella and Larh George in the city yesterday.
Lorraine Craig and J G Craig announce birth of Iris Lorraine, with numerous society updates including visits by Mrs J A Woodyard, Beall A Hugh, and others. travel notes reference to trips to Lynchburg Jerusalem and Ironton. local residents reported ill, recovering, or moving, with shoppers and visitors from Princeton Roanoke and Keystone.
Bluefield Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a large social evening at Masonic Hall with many members including wives widows and mothers. The event featured twenty tables of games, an entertainment committee led by Mrs Humphreys and others, and a late elaborate luncheon served afterward.
Beaver P T A met at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon. Members pledged earnest cooperation with Superintendent Wade for rebuilding the high school, which had been destroyed by fire. The meeting began with a prayer by W Moore. Anita Comett and Ralph Bhipe spoke, followed by a vocal solo by David Littlejohn and a violin solo by Mrs Henry Rodgis. Mrs Rid Devalin delivered an impressive talk on P T A rules. Mrs Hudgins presided as chair, with excellent attendance.
On Palm Sunday April 6 at 4 PM the First Presbyterian Church choir will present The Seven Last Words of Christ by Theo. Du. A large chorus and soloists Mrs Clarence Harris P Love nok John Pennell and Mrs Pete Barrow will perform in a formal cantata replacing the evening service.
Paper barrels made from chip-board paper windings are treated to achieve strength approaching that of wooden barrels, marking a new development in material use in New York.
A community asset inventory project in Bluefield shows progress. Committees met from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. collecting data for scoring, with to day and tomorrow set for continued work and Friday evening at 8 at First Christian Church for final scores and discussion of a proposed work program. Mrs Marian Silvernail Brook and Mrs O L Black led home economics efforts, with university aides available for informal conferences with groups this week. Roy Yoko addressed the Rotary Club and will speak at the Lions Club luncheon today to promote the inventory program.
Mrs. Luther Baker and daughter Mary Grace are visiting her parents in Eckman West Virginia. Miss Kevin Whitehead was shopping in Keystone Saturday. A Mrs. Wolf, who has been ill for some time, is somewhat better. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hutcherson were visiting their daughter in Bluefield Sunday. Everett Hutcherson was shopping in Northfork Saturday.
The mission at Christ Episcopal Church, led by Rev. Maidkin J. Smith, draws strong interest from church members and other attendees. Two services were held yesterday with rising attendance. two more are planned today at 4:30 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. The meetings continue nightly through Friday at 7:45 p.m.
Simple method pitched for weight loss, urging purchase of Marmola Prescription Tablets for a dollar and taking four times daily to slim down without dieting. Claims routine, lazy lifestyle, and substantial meals aid slimming while promoting the product from Marmala Co in Detroit.
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