Women Voters meeting highlights at Bluefield
The League of Women Voters gathered Saturday at Federal Street with strong attendance and a varied program. Mrs. P W Poff chaired as Mrs L D Wilmore spoke on the U S Supreme Court and court duties, noting Washington's peace conference visit and praising the court. Delegates from Bluefield include Mrs James O Keeffe and Miss Grace D Chase as National League plans were announced for an April Richmond convention.
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Lague
Women Voters
Federal Street
P. W. Poff
L. D. Wilmore
United States Supreme Court
Ad. Lubliner
Cour
Blucheld
Mercer County
Richmond
Bluefield
James O'Keeffe
Grace D. Chase
Carrie Chapmen Fair
Pine Ware
Catt
Mae Maynard
W. W. Wood
Marianum Society Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Marianum Society will hold its regular business meeting on Tuesday April 1 at 87 Rovers Street with Mrs Pod and Donaghue expected to attend. New officers for the coming year will be elected and past dues should be paid at this meeting which closes the frate year of the ladies of the Sacred Heart church. The meeting is called promptly for 7:80.
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Marianum Society
Donaghue
Rovers Street
Thia
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church
First Presbyterian Church Circles Plan Weekly Meetings
Church circles led by Mrs Hancock Mrs Reese Lowen Mrs Hugh Hancock and others announce gatherings at various homes and church locations. Circle 6 led by Mrs O N Pritzer meets in the church Indies parlor. Web school girls circle to meet at Mrs Goody Koontz home Giles street Tuesday evening. Business Women's circle to meet with Mrs Andrew Morissey Friday at 8.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hancock
Hanover Street
Reese Lowen
Bowen
Lagust Street
Hugh Hancock
Mrae Hancock
Highland Avenue
Bernard McClaugherty
McClaugherty
Highland Novenue
Ll. Garrett
Ll. J. Cuter
Manrogstradt
Circle Now
Mra. O. N. Pritzer
Indies
Web School
Wilt Peat
John Goody~ Koontz
Giles Street
Business Women’s Circle
Andrew Morrisey
Women’s Club to Install New Officers on April 6
The Woman’s Club of Uiueflel will start the new year with new officers on Monday April 6. At the recent executive board meeting many plans were made and announced at the gathering. Members are urged to attend at 2 o’clock in the W. C. A. room.
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Woman's Club Af Uiueflel
Miahy
AM Generiitees
W.C. A
Joint Social Affair At College Ave Baptist Church
A joint social of the Junior W. A. and Girls Auxiliary with the Royal Ambassadors at College Avenue Baptist Church featured a supper and missionary programs. Sixty five Young Women attended while plans for Master Sunday and the annual after breakfast were announced with reservations and committee meetings set at Y headquarters. The Deborah Bible Class also convened at Bland Street Church to start a new quarter with noted lessons.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
A. M. Stidebaker
W. M. UL
Abrama
Mra. C. Ki. Ridley
Deborah
Bland Street Church
Educational Committee Meeting Planned by YMCA Leader
The educational committee of the Y M C A Mia with Hoge Mason as chairman will meet Monday afternoon at the Y quarters. Members are expected to be present.
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Mra
Merbert Markle
Y. Quarters
W. CG. A
Hoge Mason
Excelsior BYP U to Meet at Princeton Baptist Church
Excelsior B Y P U and the Excelsior BY PLUS Association will hold a Sunday afternoon gathering at the Baptist church in Princeton. Unions are expected to be well represented by attendees from area churches and groups.
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Excelsior B. Y. Plus Association
The
Baptist Enurch
Princeton
Virginia Asher Bible Council Meeting at the Y.M.C.A.
The Virginia Asher Bible Council will meet at a usual hour Monday evening at the Y.M.C.A. quarters.
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Virginia Asher Council
Virginia Asher Bible Council
Wash ington and Lee Legion Dance by Southern Collegians
The Southern Collegians of Washington and Lee University staged a legion dance event at the campus venue, presenting a lively program and showcasing student talent in a social gathering aimed at fundraising and community involvement.
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Southern Colegians
Washington and Lee University
Engagement and Social Notes Highlight Local Life
Social pages recount an engaging American Legion dance at the Dug-out and a string of engagements and visits. Darius Collins announces Virginia’s engagement to Richard H. Kelly of the University of Virginia. Various residents attend events, shop, visit relatives, and travel between Bramwell, Tazewell, Bluefield, and Cincinnati, with mentions of Miss Mildred Ghichester and Miss Elizabeth Peery among others.
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American Legion
Darius Collins
Bramwell
Virginia
Richard H. Kelly
University of Virginia, Es v
Mildred’ Ghichester
New York City
Helen Peery
Tazewell
Elizabeth Peery
Or. J. B. Eades
Roanoke
Elizabeth Griffith
F. S. Cooper
Flor
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League of Voters
C. of
A. R
Lyvia Boggs
C. of A. IR
C. I. Tynes
Mary Isanley
Hessie Myer
Virginia Thornhill
Margaret Frazer
Innda Dillon
Ruth Frazer
Lens Belle Bowen
Agnes Vowler
Mary Virginia Jarown
Robert Lentz
Cenlor
Tynes
Evelyn Easley
Conarense
Washington
Annie Sonia Lentz
Misa Mabel Smith
Rant Smith
Memorial Avenues
Roselin Smith
Od, Taylor
Wise
Henry Rodgin Company Jewelers
First Presbyterian Circles
Woman’s Club
Strij
L. Miller Ricard Irving Drew
Merriam Edwards Teeple
James A. Banister Packard Brennan
Sys and
Sai
Bluefield Shoe
Y. Headquarters
Legion
I. D.C
Ramsey P. T. A
Ramsey P.T. A
Ence
McComas
Howard Barlow
Wyoming Street
Sibbald
Thomas
Cincinnati
West Virginian
R. J. Mma
R. O. Jr
Keystone
Northfork
Lhw ‘Williamson
Binefield, Ve
J. GC. Houchins
Weatern Union
T. E. Cofer
Ethel O'Neal
Bard Lilly
Madena
Hia
Stanford Owens
Circle 3
C. S. Hurd
Forest Street
Forest Street. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Morris
Inman, Va
Harry
Lee
GC. T. Young
Columbus
Ohio
C. W. Jackson
C.F. Loomis
Shenandoah Avenue
G. 5
Loomis
Welch
C.F Loomis
Shenanoah Avenue
Castergigdry
A. F. Tinsley
Federal
Biluefield
New Millinery
Bluefield’s Millinery Center
Bland and
Raleigh Streets
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