Birthday Party Honors Little Gillespie at College Avenue
One of the season’s most beautiful children’s parties was hosted by Little Miao Bima Gillespie and Jack Gillespie at their College avenue home on Wednesday from 3 to 6 pm. Green and pink decor complemented pink clematis ferns and festoons. Dutch shoes held mint favors. About twenty guests attended, with Mrs BE Gillespie assisted by Mrs P M Stump. Notes mention ages and birthdays for the Gillespie children and a outdoor celebration with ice cream cake and lemonade.
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Miao Bima Gillespie
Jack Gillespie
College Avenue
Es Louiset
Virginia
Sam Atwell
Adelaide Bailey
Evelyn
BE. M. Gillespie
P. M Stump
Virginia Om
On Light
Margaret Nellenyn Early
Dorothy Taylor
Atwell
Virginia Whitlow
Jane Williams
Elizabeth
Betsey Hump Evelyamp
Helen Stowers
Adelaide Beth Perkins
Ruth Stafford
Louise Taylor
Margaret Allen
Louise Rudder
Jes Maxwell
Jack Wright
Paul Atwell
Everett Taylor
Miss Gillespie
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rhoads and children return from Atlantic City and New York. Miss Dorothy Brewster visits Miss Ruth Lipes, Virginia. Mrs. Abshire and son go to Madisonville for ministerial studies. Various residents visit relatives, attend baptist meetings, and travel to nearby towns for medical care and vacations.
Kammer Family Visitor and Morgan Family Outing
Kammer of Cleveland is a guest at her brother Harry Kammer’s home on Cor nett avenue. Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan and daughter Mae have gone for a
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Kammer
Cleveland
Harry Kammer
Cornett Avenue
Frank Morgan
Mae
Travel notes and arrivals around Bluefield and neighbors
The column lists residents and visitors involving Ocean View Charlottesville and Robert Effron returning from a four and a half month motor trip to Cincinnati. A N Myers recently returned from Canada to Roanoke. Mrs Ethel Page Linkous will move from Pembroke to live with her mother Josie Page. Pearl Davis of West Graham is under age treatment at Bluefield sanitarium. Cole of McComas and Stella EB Holly of Bedalia Missouri seek care at the sanitarium. W P Ryan of 1815 Jefferson had surgical care at the sanitarium. Bishop of McComas also being treated there. Stella EB Holly will visit Washington DC then Florida for winter and schooling. J R Shepherd of Preston will move to Washington and later visit Florida. Mrs L M Covington of Black Stone and Mrs C S Wistner with two children from Port Arthur Tex arrived for a visit with Mrs Meyerarcus, daughter of Mrs Covington and sister of Mrs Wistner. Canada requires 80 million pounds of time to bind its grain harvest.
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Misa Myrtie Thornton
Wills
Zelda Thornton
Elizabeth Adney
George Barger, Jr
Ridge Crest
N. C
Alice Webster
Norton
Nnw
W. Troutman
Pulaski Street
Roanoke
Rufus Caldwell
Josie Page
Washington
Davy
Harry Jarrett
Thos. Phelps
Tazewell
The
Baptist Association
Woodrum Easley
Bradshaw
Nch
W. H. Johnson
N. and W. Railway Company
Norfolk
J. W. Scruggs
Mamie Housman
Thelma Watson
Minerva Byrd
Princeton
Miss Housman
Galax
Harry Clark
New York
Ion
Janette
Ocean View
Charlottesville
Robert Effron
Cincinnati
A. N. Myers
Canada
Ethel Page Linkous
Pembroke
Pearl Davis
West Graham
Bluefield Sanitarium
Cole
McComas
W. P. Ryan
Jefferson
H. Bishop
Stella Eb, Holly
Bedaila
J. T. Thornton
Bland Road
Washington, D. C
Florida
Miss Holly
Bluefield
J. R. Shepherd
Prestonce
Washington, D
Eelies “Buttrey
Radford
L. M. Covington
Blackstone, Va
C. S Wistner
Port Arthur Tex
Meyerarcus
Marcus
Covington
Wistner
Fifteenth Birthday Sur Se Party for Miss Anna Shumaker
Friends and relatives held a surprise party at the home of Mrs. Priest Stiff on Third Street for Miss Anna Shumaker in honor of her fifteenth birthday. Despite years of invalidism she remains cheerful and optimistic. Attendants included Mary Ellen Herrick, Margaret Jackson and guests Dyche of Sweetwater Tenn, Anna Jarrett, Ruth Cook, Della Kinder, Elizabeth Francis, Mae Bolen, and Pauline Duncan. Gifts and refreshments of sandwiches, lemonade and candies were shared.
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Anna Shumaker
Priest Stiff
Third Street
Miss Shumaker
Mary Ellen Henrric
Shumaker
Margaret Jackson
Guest
Dyche
Sweetwater
Tenn
Anna Jarrett
Ruth Cook
Della Kinder
Elisabeth Francis
Mae Bolen
Pauline Duncan
Dinner Party at Bluefield Country Club Honoring Mrs McCauley
Delightful informal late summer event hosted by Mr and Mrs Hudson Huffard at the Bluefield Country Club in honor of Mrs John McCauley of Roanoke. Ink color notes and pink asters framed a four course menu with assorted guests and a forthcoming informal Tea hosted by Miss Mary Laird and Miss Frances Laird for visiting Misses Elmore and Miss Ruff.
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Bluefield Country Club
Hudson Huffard
John McCauley
Roanoke
Rated
McCauley
Hugh I. Shott, Jr
Mary Sloan
Greensburg
H. H. H Rt
Sarahise Weegtly
Pane
Scott Hale
Hunter Hancock
Frank Archer
Vincent Sexton
Mary
Frances Laird
College Avenue
Josephine
Katherine Elmore
Cincinnati
Tazewell
Louise Ruff
Florida
C. B. Hancock
Informal Bluefield Party Honoring Titus Shawver
Miss Lena Deaton hosted a casual Thursday evening gathering in Bluefield Virginia in honor of U S line officer Titus Shawver. The lawn was decorated with Japanese lanterns for the event.
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Bluefield
Lena Deaton
Titus Shawver
U. S
Eleventh Birthday Juvenile Party at Dearborn Street Home
Elizabeth Cawley hosted a pleasant juvenile party Monday evening at her Dearborn Street home in honor of her eleventh birthday. Guests included Annette Hardaway Billie Campbell Jr Arthur Kingdon Katherine King Helen Stowers Beulah Witt Louise Hess Bo Joyce Emily Jon Elizabeth Herbert and others. Bob Parks won a Boy Scout knife prize while Elizabeth Cawley won a girls prize. The guests enjoyed ice cream and cake.
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Elizabeth Cawley
Dearborn Street
Cofer
Annette Hardaway
Billie Campbell, Jr. Arthur
Or. Kingdon
Katherine King
Helen Stowers
Beulah Witt
Louise Hess
Bo Joyce
Emily Jon
Izabeth E. Herbert
Bob Parks
Young Judeans Planned Tuesday Outing to Shan Sondsie
The Young Judeans will have an outing Tuesday afternoon at Shan sondsie. They will leave B. ETt- Pon's home on Giles street at 1 30 o'clock. All are looking forward to a delightful excursion.
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Shansondsie
B. Ett- Pon
Giles Street
Westminster En Deavorers Cancel Evening Meeting
Notification states there is no meeting of the C.E.B. tonight.
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Westminster
Shawver Stoltz Wedding in Tazewell Virginia
Glad Shawver married Jerm Stoltz at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening August 1 in the Baptist church at Tazewell Virginia. The Rev Eubanks performed a ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of GE Shawver of Shawver's Mill Virginia, and the groom, son of M L Stoltz of the city, were joined by many friends and relatives.
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Baptist Mage
Tazewell
Glad Shawver
Jerm. Stoltz
Eubanks
GE. L. Shawver
Shawver
Misfortune Spurs Mine Worker to Fund Alpine Hotel Dream
Isidor Forlin, a BlairsvillePa miner, receives 12 a week for 500 weeks after a slate fall. He plans to convert the lump sum into a Tyrolean Alps hotel, fulfilling a long held dream of returning home.
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Pittsburg
Isidor Forlin
Forlin
Blairsville
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