Quota Club Dinner Links Blue and Gray Teams in Social
The Blue field Quota club held a joint dessert evening at Mrs. W L Alley’s tea room on Vineyard Street with 18 attendees. Mrs Alice Zimmerman outlined Christmas party plans for December 32 and a joint meeting with Kiwanis Lions and Rotary on December 13 at noon. Blue team led by Mrs Edna Stultz and Gray team captained by Miss Martha Smith were guests of honor, with a playful meal and a tasting contest. Stultz’s team posted 97.3 and Smith’s 99.1 in attendance contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. L. Alley
Vineyard Street
Alice Zimmerman
Kiwanis
Lion
Rotary
Edna Stultz
Pollyanna Party at Mooge hall for C R C ladies
The Ladies auxiliary to C R C will host a Pollyanna party at 2 30 this afternoon at Mooge hall with all members urged to attend. The Christ Episcopal church guild met Wednesday at 8 Kell Augusta street with Mrs J D Honaker as assistant hostess. plans were made for the annual turkey dinner at the church Friday evening. During social hour refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mooge Hall
Episcopal Guild
Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Mra
Kell
Augusta Street
J. D. Honaker
Attractive Matinee Luncheon Honors Trinity Auxiliary Leaders
Thirty six guests were hosted by Mrs FM Enght and Mrs H G Steele at Mrs Steele’s North Street home for a luncheon and brief meeting in honor of officers and circle leaders of the Trinity Methodist church Woman's Auxiliary. Mrs James A Burrow and Mrs T S Hamilton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Enght
H. G. Steele
McClung Sunday School Class Meet at Cameron Home
The McClung Sunday school class of the What' Presbyterian church met at Miss Julia Cameron's home on Virginia avenue in Bluefield Virginia for a most enjoyable gathering on Tuesday.
Patou Designs: Two Tones Brighten Formal Nightwear
Jean Patou showcases two gray tones in a gown where the darker shade lengthens the silhouette by continuing down the skirt and capping an arm. A medieval brown satin gown receives tea rose accents to highlight a new long waist. A violet crepe de chine evening gown uses fuchsia details to shape the neckline and side paneling, creating a slender line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean -Petou
Patou
Christmas Meeting Minutes Highlight Doll Drive
Regular monthly meeting led by Mia and President John Sheffield included scripture from Psalms 100 and a talk on Christmas. Devotional period featured unison Lord's Prayer. minutes read by Laura P Pool. treasurer's report given. Social hour followed with doll clothes for Davis-Stuart home. Guests and attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
John Sheffield
B. McClung
Laura P'Pool
Davis-Stuart
Margaret
Christine Qaneron
Wereigges
Elizabeth Cassell
Ruth Bartlett
Clara Edmunds
Edith Jayne
Laura P’pool
Julia Cameron
Mary Richardson
Gladye
Wisie Walk
Otte Sumner
Lissle MoIlhany
Pride Watson
Mesdames Reid Vance
David French
William P'Pool
Jay Conover
John Allen
Forty Three Patients Examined at Local Clinic
Forty three patients were examined over a two day clinic held at the Municipal building. Of the 31 white and 12 colored persons examined, 12 cases were reported positive and auspicious, sanatorium treatment being advised. Dr Walter B West of the C and O hospital Huntington led the clinic with assistances from Barah Switzer and Antle Jackson. Virginia Gill of the West Virginia Tuberculosis association aided in the survey and clinical work. Dr West visited Rotary and Kiwanis clubs before departing for Huntington. The clinic was sponsored by the Blackfield Woman's club and funded by Christmas seals sold via a state legislative appropriation. Local physicians who attended included Dr A H Hoge, T B Vasa, Wade H St Clair, B W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. West
C. and O. Hospital
Huntington
Msa Barah Switzer
Ant
Blacefield Woman's Club
Amon
Clinis
Dra. A. H. Hoge
T.B. Vasa
Wade H. St. Clair
B. W
Pi Omicron Sorority Meeting Tonight
Gamma chapter of Pi Omicron sorority will meet this evening at seven sixteen, with special attention directed to the hour. Members Horton J tailors Blaydes M Tanner R Rogers H Steele and P Higginbotham listed in attendance in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia “Gamma Chapter
Omfcron Sorority
All Polly Play slated by Beaver high school seniors
Beaver high school's mid year graduating class will present the play All Polly on Friday evening at Beaver auditorium. A matinee performance is set for this afternoon at 3. The cast has been carefully selected and the production is expected to be one of the most successful ever given by a graduating class in the city. A large turnout is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Beaver High School
Beaver Auditorium
Music Culture Club hears lesson on Oriental and Medieval stringed instruments
Music Culture Club president Mr. Harry Holmes presided at Miss Gertrude Watts studio share in Bailey building. Mrs. Frank Booth led an interesting discussion on Primitive Oriental and Medieval Stringed Instruments. Mrs. A. 9. Booker acts as Yuletide festival chairman for a community Christmas tree drive sponsored by the West Virginia Federation of Music Clubs. The festival is set for about 4 30 on Christmas Eve with all city choirs urged to participate. The federation hopes similar festivals occur in every state city. Pythian Sister Meeting Bluefield Temple No 85 Pythian Sisters will hold its annual roll call at 7 30 in the Pythian hall on Tazewell street. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holmes
Music Culture Club
Gertrude Watts
Bailey
Frank Booth
A. 9. Booker
West Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
Bluefield Templa
Pythian
Pythian Hall
Tazewell Street
Social meeting of youth clubs at Grace Methods church
Young People will meet the Boys and Girls World club and the World Ghylidrene circle at Grace Methods church this afternoon at 4 80. A dinner will be served at 6 30 for members of the three organizations. All members are urged to attend and a good program has been arranged.
Globe Trotters Club Meets at Y Tonight
The Globe Trotters club gathers at the YMCA this evening for a social hour featuring an old-time candy-pulling activity and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Trotters’ Club
Rehearsal at Church Choir for Christmas Cantata
The Bland Bireet Matho d church choir holds an important rehearsal this evening at 1:30. The session focuses mainly on the Christmas cantata, with director James Hunter Brown urging a full attendance from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Bireet Mathod
James
Hunter Brown
Fusious
Benefit Card Party Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary
A benefit card party is set for 8 p m at the West Virginian hotel. Proceeds aid the community Christmas tree and baskets for disabled veterans. Four prizes will be awarded at auction bridge and four at contract bridge. Refreshments served. Reservations to Mrs Charles Woody 1573 L. Each table holder responsible for cards at their table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginian
Auction Bridge
Contract Bridge
Charles
Woody
Evar Saison
New Arrival at 220 McCulloch Avenue
Mr and Mrs C B Evang announce the arrival of a daughter on Wednesday November 20 at 220 Mc Culloch Avenue. The baby weighs eight pounds and is named Mar calls Johnele. Before her marriage the mother was Miss Beulah Thompson.
Westminster Presbyterian Church Anniversary Services Planned
Westminster Presbyterian church marks its ninth founding anniversary with a Friday evening program highlighting work across ten departments. A social gathering will follow, hosted by James Cameron A J Graham with helpers. light refreshments will be served. A birthday prayer meeting occurred last night and homecoming services are Sunday with Dr Charles G Gunn preaching at 11 am and Dr Samuel W Moore of First Presbyterian delivering the evening message at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James Cameron
A. J. Graham
F. G. Turpin
H.R. Bishop
Weatminster Presbyterian Church
Ivenine
Charles G. Gunn
Samuel W. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Yeaper
Warner JH. DuBose
Mobile
Ala
Dr. Gunn
Bluefeld
Memphis
Tenn
Asaintant Pantie
Second Presbyterian
December Pollyanna party at First Baptist annex
Circle Pollyanna Party Lydia Greene circle W M 8 announces December meeting at the annex this evening at 7 30 led by Mrs L M Car ner. All members urged to attend and stay for the annual Pollyanna party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Greene
W.M
First Baptist Church
Hadassah Meeting Draws Splendid Attendance
Hadassah Biflefeld chapter met Tuesday evening at Mrs I L Lufkin s North street home. After business a skit The Partia of Pauline was performed by Sadye Block Blanche Delott Sylvia Wagner Leroy Katz and others with songs and a light encore. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for December 27 at Mrs Affron s Giles street with Sidney Tucker as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biflefeld
Hadassah
I. L. Lufkin
North Street
Pauline
Mra
Week of Prayer Observed by Collage Avenue Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of Collage Avenue Baptist church observes the annual world wide week of prayer for missions this week. Services were held last evening and additional services are planned for this evening and Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Collage Avenue Baptist Church
Christmas Seal Campaign Talk At Whis Broadcast
Mrs Black president of Blusfieldé Woman's club chaired the Christmas seal gale and spoke from station WHIS about this year's drive. An electrical transcription aired a forceful discussion by Dr Hager of the National Tuberculos is association and Harvard Medical College dean, editor of Devils Doctors and Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Black
Blusfieldé
WHIS
College Avenue Groups Concord Radio Program Tonight
Concord college presents a semi monthly radio program over WHIS at 6 30 featuring mountain eerer Clyde Croslar on guitar and harp Elmer Laughter a college saxophonist with Laure Surray ax as accompanist President J F Maresh discusses The New Tax Situation G G Worley announces and introduces acts including saxophone solos guitar and harp pieces and a closing set of songs The slate includes Remembering Marcheta As You Desire Me The Wreck of Old 97 and Rarity Here ar protien AaxovHons sold refreshments and a finale by Mr Laughter at the college program A Baptist church venue hosts a separate meeting at 6 with supper for three organizations week of prayer for foreign missions to follow All members urged to bring offerings and a joint supper meeting with Junior G A and Junior R A Friday at 6 80 week of prayer continues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHIS
Concord College
Mountaineer
Clyde Croslar
Elmer Laughter
Laure Surray
J. F. Maresh
G. G. Worley
College
Laughter
Mr. Crogier
Marah
Ushter
Borge
Baptist Church
Ozouler
G. A
R. Av
Roberts and families return from Roanoke and attend funeral
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Roberts and von Jimmie and Misa Josephine inc returned from Roanoke where they spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with friends and relatives They attended the funeral of John Webber in Salem Virginia Mr and Mrs Boyd Pierce returned to their home in Grumpler West Virginia after spending Thanksgiving
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Roberts
von, Jimmie
Misa Josephine Inc
Roanoke
John Webber
Salem
Boyd Pierce
Grumpler
W. Va
Thanksgiving travel and visits across towns
Roanoke holiday and Bluefield guests. H E B White and son Harry Jr. return to Mount Airy after Thanksgiving. Webbers attend funeral in Salem. Moore family heads to Philadelphia for Army Navy game. Pauline Porterfield visits Fourth Street home. Rosalie Borrer in Charleston on business. Cruise ill improvement. Neichinger family returns from Richmond with Frye. Mrs Campbell and Mrs Brown visit Alderson guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Bluefeld
Mra
H. EB
White and Son
Harry Jr
Mount Airy
N.C
Bluefield
Lon Rish
L. C. Fowlkes
W. B. Webber
Princeton Road
Salem
Webber
R. H. Moore
Philadelphia
Misa Pauline Porterfield
Hayes Porterfield
Fourth Street
James Elmer Brown
Charleston
I. B. Borrer
Rosalie
Berwind
D. B. Cralne
College Avenue
Mra. Cruise
N. J. Neichinger
Betty Joyce
N. J. Breckenridge
Rites This Afternoon for Mrs. Mollie Neal
Funeral services for 63 year old Mollie Neal wife of A J Neal will be held this afternoon at her Cumberland road home with Rev Leroy Landrum officiating Interment will be at Wilson cemetery near the Neal home She was born June 16 1870 near Bland county and moved to Cumberland road about 45 years ago Survived by husband and children Mrs 8 H Walker Thorpe W W Neal Clear Brook Va Mrs A B Caldwell and Mrs J B Branch Cumberland Soak and others Pallbearers named and nieces will serve as flower bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Neal
A. J. Neal
Cumberland Road
Leroy, Landrum
Wilson Cemetery
Neal
H. ‘Walker
Thorpe
W. Wa
W. C. Neal
Clear Brook
A. B. Caldwell
J. 3. Branch
Cumber‘and Soak Mra
Douglas Clayton
Hampton
Junior Batley
Clifford Willis
Grover Shumate
Nicces
Mra
Hope for rough seas tests new gyro steamer
Conte Disavoir departs Genoa on maiden voyage to New York as Italian shipbuilders anticipate rougher seas to evaluate the gyroscopic stabilizers expected to help the vessel ride heavy seas on a level keel. Passengers and officers hope the engineering feature performs under adverse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conte Disavoir
New York
Mnet
Genoa
Marine Corps to Cut Enlisted Personnel by 1700
Washington reports indicate a 1700 enlisted personnel reduction in the Marine Corps to save about 1.5 million dollars. ParrLe Island South Carolina will bear the heaviest impact as enlistment ends at camps nationwide. Quantico and San Diego bases will also shrink to meet the new manpower limits, with the total force at about 15,898 active men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
Marine Headquarters
Parrle Island
South Carolina
Congress
Chierly
Quantco
Virginia
Atlantic Base
San Diego
Calif
Copat
Waterway pictured as key to prosperity
Washington November 30 The St. Lawrence waterway was framed to a senate foreign relations subcommittee as essential for national prosperity by witnesses from four western states and northern New York. Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana reps urged quick treaty ratification to develop the canal linking the Great Lakes to the sea. Wisconsin officials urged limiting water diversion at Chicago to 1600 cubic feet per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Lawrence
Senate Foreign Relations
Atea
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Canada
Great Lakes
Wilbur M. Brucker
Mich Shan
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
William George Bruce
Bruce Anid
Hoan
Chicago
Capudine Relief Claims Non Narcotic Headache Aid
Fragmented ad style note touts Capudine as quick relief for headaches. Mentions non narcotic formula, stomach safety, and user comfort, with garbled product details and pricing hints.
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McClung
Luden’s
Kroger
Pi Omicron Sorority
Hadassah Meeting
College Avenue Groups
Concord
Nady
Maver
Coalburg Kanawha Mining Company
W. E. Carr
Honday
Charlanton High School
Dunlore
Western Union
V. V. Williams
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