Funeral Monday for Geneva Davis
Funeral services for Geneva Tommie Davis will be held Monday at Graham Methodist Church with interment in Maple Hill cemetery. She died of cancer at Bluefield sanitarium, aged 21, after a long illness. she attended Graham High School class of 1934 and was active in sports and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Methodist Church
Geneva
Tommie) Davis
Maple Hill
Davis
Bluefield Sanitarium
Miss Davis
Graham- Tazewell
Tazewell
Williameon
P. W. Davis
Bluefield
Graham High School
Isa Davie
Tommie
Walnut Street
Pocahontas
Norfolk and Western
S. C. Beard
H. A. Willis
Memorial Baptist
A. N. Davis
H. 0. Davis
R. H. Davis
Fred Yost
Pearl EB. Farley
Lorena Pemberton
Lucille Hammed
San Francisco
Calif
Elizabeth Morgan
Ruby Stowers
Sarah Tate
Edith Steele
Eleanor Anderson
Elizabeth Pritchett
Edna Wagner
Edith Wagner
Louise Beard
Ruth Beard
Jean McCall
Ruth Turley
Freda Hammed
Betty Dean
Hermia Dean
Helen Johnson
Nancy Richardson
Fire hazards in Virginia schools spark criticism of system
Across Virginia concerns rise after a Selma School fire injures children and destroys the Covington building. Critics blame the aged janitor and say the governor and state officials hold no local say in naming educators from the superintendent to the janitor, urging reform of the school electoral board chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Selma
Covington
Peery
Two Thanksgiving Talks at Bluefield Business Men Meet
The Bluefield Virginia Business Men's Club held a weekend meeting featuring sermons by Revs Hughes and Willis and a business men’s quartet led by T S Gillespie. Hudson Huffard spoke on the Christmas tree drive and R L Longworth updated on negotiations with the Tri City tion company affecting streetcar fares for the new shirt factory workers. The next gathering will be Club Night with J Wagner leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Hughes
H. A. Willis
Bluefield
Business Men's Quartet
T. 5
S. Gillespie
Gillespie
Dudley
Fred Green
Wagner
Hudson Huffard
Depositions complete in Wise election contest
Republicans have finished depositions in the Wise county legislative contest. The contest will be decided by the General Assembly in January after Wise and Dickenson counties challenge Democratic wins on mail ballots. In Wise county 2400 mail ballots were counted for Democrats, with 435 from a single precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise County
General Assembly
Circuit Court
Wise
Dickenson
Rites This Morning for Sheard Child in Bluefield
Funeral services for five year old William Arnold Sheard will be held at 10 a.m. today at the family home on Fairview street Bluefield Virginia with interment at Maple Hill cemetery. The Rev B C Beard Graham Methodist church will conduct the rites. The child died shortly after midnight Saturday from pneumonia following a two week illness. His mother was formerly Miss Reula Woodyard a school teacher. He leaves his parents two sisters Dorothy and Patty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Street
Bluefield
William Arnold
Sheard
Maple Hill Cemetery
8. C. Beard
Graham Methodist Church
Reula Woodyard
Dorothy
Patty
Southwestern Virginia Incorporated sets January 3 1936 meeting
The executive committees of Southwestern Virginia Incorporated met at Wytheville and chose January 3 1936 for a full board directors meeting. The committee includes F B Kegley Herbert Markle K E Harman J P McConnell C W Kels H B Jones J L Addington J Hudson Huffard W N Neff L A Tynes and five others serving as the county road bond committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Virginia
Wytheville
Reading
Front Row
F. B. Kegley
Herbert Markle
Bluefield
W. Va
K. E. Harman
Pulaski
J. P. McConnell
East Radford
C. W. Kels
Gate City
H. B. Jones
Bristol
Va.Tenn
J. L. Addington
Coeburn
J. Hudson Huffard
Floyd Landreth
Galax
W. N. Neff
Abingdon
L. A. Tynes
Tazewell
County Road Bond Committee
Monday Anniversary of the Duck Storm in Bluefield
Eighth anniversary marks the December 1927 duck storm that left thousands of wild ducks stranded in sleet. Locomotives and pedestrians encountered dead and frozen birds on Bluefield streets, while a lone stork visited the Graham home and a girl named Frances Evelyn Graham prepares to turn eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Graham
Frances Evelyn
Milsapp Walker Names Pallbearers
Ruth Everett Lee Frank and Frazier Milsapp and Leonard Walker will act as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth, Everett Lee
Frank and
Frazier Milsapp
Leonard Walker
Falls Mills School to Host Box Supper Friday
Falls Mills school plans a Friday box supper to raise funds for a library. Principal Malcolm Allen of Bluefield Va leads a staff including Cora Lee Philpott Juanita Fleshman and Sue Carter. The Falls Mills PTA is highly active in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Mills
Malcolm Allen
Bluefield
Cora Lee Philpott
Juanita Fleshman
Sue Carter
Falls Mills P.T. A
Edith Maxwell hearing date set for December 13 opposed
Attorneys for Edith Maxwell refused to accept a Dec. 13 hearing for a new trial after Judge Skeen suggested the date. Maxwell, a Wise County Virginia schoolteacher, was sentenced to 25 years in the Virginia penitentiary for allegedly harming her father with a slipper. The case has drawn worldwide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Maxwell
Skeen
R. P. Bruce
A. 8S
Virginia Circles of Missionary Society Schedule
Circles of the Woman s Missionary Society at Graham Christian church announce four meetings led by Mrs E B Brewster Mrs O M Jennings Mrs A O Hill and others with various co hosts all set for Thursday sessions plus a postponed date for number four Also the Polly Ann meeting and book turn ins are noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Graham Christian Church
E. B. Brewster
O. M. Jennings
A. O. Hill
G. P. McMullin
J. R. Barnett
T. S. Gillespie
Paul Shawyver
Edna Dudley
C. H. Dudley
Music Lovers Club to Hold Christmas Service in Bluefield
The Music Lovers club of Bluefield Virginia presents a Christmas carol service at Graham Methodist church on Sunday December 22 at 5 PM. A large attendance is anticipated and members are to meet Miss Janet Bailey’s home Monday evening December 2 at 7 30 for the first rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers Club
Bluefield
Graham Methodist Church
Janet Bailey
Young Musicians and Star Lodge Meet for Christmas Gifts
A Young Musicians club will meet Monday evening at Louise Beard's home. Bluefield chapter 102 Order Highland Star holds its monthly meeting at 7 30 in the Masonic temple with the annual Christmas party and a gift drive for needy children. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Musicians Club
Mise Louise Beard
Oo B.S. Bluefield
Order Hastern Star
Masonic Temple
Graham Circuit Regular Services and Steward Meeting
The Graham Circuit will hold Sunday services at Macedonia 9 30 a m Midway 11 a m and Falls Mills 7 p m Sunday schools and Young People meetings follow regular hours The first stewards meeting for the new conference year will be at the parsonage Monday night at 7 o'clock All stewards are urged to attend signed Imer W Dean pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Circuit
Macedonia
Midway
Falls Mills
Imer W. Dean
Eastern Star Holiday Meeting Set for Monday
The Order of the Eastern Star will meet Monday evening in the lodge room to observe the annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Bears Kept as Pets Spark Local Controversy on Bland Road
A Bland road filling station keeps two bears as pets in a pen and feeding on pop. The incident follows reports of bears in Pocahontas county and past injuries to a schoolteacher near Luray. Officials say it is illegal to tether bears beside public highways while locals recall a monster bear attack and the game department's closure orders. Eddie Rutledge, Bluefield, was injured when a bear broke its enclosure and lunged at him during a drink duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastian
Wild Animal
Dr. Evans
Keystone
Allen Thompson
Pocahontas County
Mr. Thompson
Bienas
Bruin
Luray
Department of Game
Eddie Rutledge
Bluefield
Pine Tree Landmark Fells Under N W Gang
Norfolk and Western forces cut down the old pine tree on Railroad Avenue, hauled it to the mill. The water tank landmark served the town for over forty years, dating to the Pinhook era when steam locomotives caused foam and noise. Foreman Lee Gonano supervised the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Lee Gonano
Norfolk and Western
Virginia Side Personal Roundup Highlights Local Comebacks
Raymond Richardson, ill with pneumonia, is improving at his mother Mrs. John Richardson’s home on Jefferson street. Miss Margaret Foltz, a professional nurse, returns from Washington for a brief visit to her parents Mr and Mrs H Foltz at Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Richardson
John Richardson
Jefferson Street
Margaret Foltz
Washington
H. Foltz
Midway
Miss Foltz
Lillie Brown Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Lillie Brown Missionary society of the First Methodist church in Narrows elected officers for the coming year at its monthly meeting. Names include Mrs. M. Hale president, Mrs. Hopkins vice president, Miss Priddy recording secretary, Mrs. Coburn corresponding secretary, and others handling treasurer duties and various program roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows
Lillie Brown Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church of
M. Hale
BE. A. Hopkins
Kenneth Cray
Mary Priddy
E. D. Coburn
Harold Hale
H. EF. Brown
Jason Burton
J. D. Beller
Mission Study
P. H. Hale
J. L. Hoback
Outlook
EB. G. Johnson
Children’s Work
E. EE. Woodson
Christian Relations
Charles Pierce
Baby Davis
Thomas Priddy
Spiritual Life Group
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society to Hold Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold a meeting. Details such as date time location are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Old-Timer Predicts 39 Snows For This Winter
An Old-Timer forecast the season would bring 39 snows, counting three already fallen in Bluefield. He has hit a perfect number for four years from November to April fool’s day and his past predictions include an exact forty snows four years ago. Readers track each snowfall hoping to trap him, but his record remains unblemished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Regular monthly meeting at Mrs Winns home and week of prayer plan
The regular monthly meeting will be held at the home of Mrs H J Winn on Thursday at 2 30 o clock The week of prayer lists meetings and leaders: Monday at Mrs H D Spangler Tuesday at Mrs BE S Carr Wednesday at Mrs P L Killey Thursday at Mrs H J Winn Leaders are Mrs Spangler Mrs James Adair Mrs EB Shock ey Further notice will be given at the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Winn
H. D. Spangler
Spangler
BE. S. Carr
James Adair
P. L. Killey
EB. L. Shockey
Narrows High Clinches Seventh District Title at Blacksburg
The Narrows High School football team secured the Seventh district championship at Blacksburg last Wednesday. They finished the season allowing only two scoring plays against them.
Narrows and friends plan varied holiday observances
The list includes attendees from Narrows schools at the Richmond state educational convention led by Prof. W. H. Barret and Coach Harry Ragsdale. others travel to Newark for Thanksgiving. many locals stay home for the holiday. hunters prepare for the elk season opener in Giles with cabins and pre-dawn stands. a PWA worker, Joe Spicer, suffers an eye injury. a Narrows tenant dwelling is destroyed by fire with a narrow escape by the Wilkinson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Narrows
W. H. Barret
Harry Ragsdale
Harry King
Shumate
J. L. Hoback
Lester Burns
Marion Bowen
Newark
N. J
Myrtle Bowen
Charles Ivery
James Warren
Concord State Teachers College
Alda Carr
Powell Richardson
Brooks Johnson
Emory and Henry
Armand Hale
Ellen Tiller
West Virginia Business College
Giles
Clifford Wheeler
Logan
John W. Wheeler
Joe Spicer
PWA
J. B. Blaydes
Bluefield
H. J. (Jinks) Coburn
Norfolk & Western
Pearisburg
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Harry Ferrell
Forest Hill
W. Va
C. W. Ferrell
W. C. Hale
A. B. Glenn
Roanoke
J. C. Glenn
H. R. Preas
J. A. Newton
Newton
Russell Asbury
Asbury
Coeburn
M. C. Newton
W. B. Farley
Mitchell Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Mac H. Johnson
Joe Campbell
Lexington
Jean Heslip
Robert Heslip
C. R. Adair
Ghost stories spark reader interest and legends grow
Ghost tales captivate readers as editor solidifies claims of truth behind apparitions and eerie incidents. The narrator cites a railroad warning by an unseen voice, a miner turning away from railroading, and a Russell County shave specter with a monster razor, prompting calls for a published collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Top Yard
Bluefield
Yonder
Russell County
T. K. Phillippe
Cedar Springs
Wythe County
Mr. Phillippe
J. L. Phillippe
W. Va
Woman's Missionary Circle Honors Mrs Neff in Kimball
In Kimball West Virginia on Friday evening circles No 1 and No 2 of the Woman's Missionary society hosted a party and shower for Mrs Pete Neff formerly Miss Margaret Bailey. Ada Burton and Mrs Claude Harris led games and contests. About twenty five attended and refreshments were served by circle No 2. The Neffs will live in Keystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
W. Va
Circles No. 1
Woman's Missionary Society
Pete Neff
Margaret Bailey
Ada Burton
Claude Harris
Kimball area personal news notes and visits
J W Belcher of Williamson visited with his brother L V Belcher and family Tuesday and Wednesday. Louise Torrence of Lynchburg returned home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs L W Coffey. Several families from Wharton Wharton W Va and Welch hosted or hosted Thanksgiving gatherings with local residents and students from National Business College in Roanoke and Concord College in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
St. Luke's Hospital
L. ©. Lucas
Ruth Payne
J. Cole
Huntington
T. KE. Organ
Mildred
J. K. Salt
Richard
Pocahontas
John BE. Davis
Johnny
Welch
W. E. Atking
Louise Ashworth
Mildred Organ
National Business College
Roanoke
Garland Ashworth
T. EB. Organ
Felix Sinicrope
Pauline Serreno
Concord College
Athens
Harenberg Family Miniature Boudoir Glass Panel
Grandfather Charles Piker installed a glass panel in the Harenberg family boudoir to let curious observers look without touching. The trio of John and Mrs Harenberg’s sons are described as prone to affectionate germs but will be shielded from kisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Harenberg
Charles Piker
Baptist Young People to feature foreign missions program
Pocahontas Va November 30 Correspondence. The Baptist Young People's Union held a program at the regular Young People's League meeting on foreign missions with Miss Virginia Laxton in charge. The Methodist church offered a Thanksgiving address The Pocahontas Salvation Army station chaplain Joseph A Butterworth led prayer. Music by the Methodist choir Miss Mary Lee Draper and William A Miller. A large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Baptist Youngples’ Union
Baptist Church
Young Peoples’ League
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Laxton
Methodist Church
Joseph A. Butterworth
Pocahontas High Selects Junior Class Officers
The Pocahontas high school junior class chose Lawrence Dye as president Robert Harmon as vice president Mildred Barbour as secretary Bosby Higginbotham as treasurer The meeting also honored Mrs Solon Baach Eastern Star grand representative to Manitoba Canada as guest at a North Fork Eastern Star banquet held November 21 for the visit of worthy grand matron Mrs Lottie B Irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas High School
Lawrence Dye
Robert Harmon
Mildred Barbour
Bosby Higginbotham
Solon Baach
Eastern Star
Manitoba
Canada
Northfork Eastern Star
Lottie B. Irons
Thursday Club Meets For First Bridge Session Of Year
The Thursday Bridge club gathered at Mrs. M. J. Alexander’s home on Tuesday afternoon with two members absent due to illness. Mrs. John Dennen won high score, while Mrs. A V Sproles of Switchback took consolation. A salad course followed for the listed guests and the next meeting is set for Thursday at Mrs. Solon Baach’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Alexander
George Rosenbaum
L. E. Ward
Rosenbaum
John Dennen
Ward
A. V. Sproles
Mesdames
A. Y. Sproles
W. A. Bishop
L. V. King
L. G. Crain
Harry L. Lowell
Solon Baach
John S. Dennen
Pocahontas Teachers Return Home for Thanksgiving
Pocahontas high school faculty departed Wednesday for their respective homes to celebrate Thanksgiving. Miss Emily Simpson traveled to Richmond to attend an educational convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas High
Emily Simpson
Richmond
Mrs Hurley Hosts Bridge Club Gathering on Water Street
Mrs J B Hurley hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her Water Street home for the Tuesday Bridge club and guests. Mrs Hampton Crawford won the high score prize as players including M B Bennett, H Noel, H Renkin, J S Dennen, Warren Graham, Eddy Rhodes, S Crawford, A Fleming, G Thomas Centry, L G Crain and Minto Davenport enjoyed a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Hostes
J. B. Hurley
Water Street
Hampton Crawford
Mesdames M
Death of Mrs Lucy Rowe in Pocahontas
Mrs Lucy Rowe aged 68 died at her Pocahontas home Thursday after suffering a stroke of paralysis. Funeral services were held Saturday at the home conducted by Rev R H Bowden of the Pocahontas Baptist Church, with interment in Houck Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs Vergie Jeffery and Paradise Rowe and sons Dan Floyd and Pete Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Rowe
Pocahontas
Miss Paradise Rowe
Dan, Floyd and
Pete Rowe
MISS LUBLINER III HOSPITALIZED FOR APPENDICITIS
Miss Selma Lubliner of New Brunswick New Jersey underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at a New Brunswick hospital on Thursday. Mrs A Lubliner of Bluefield left the same day to be with her daughter during the illness. Miss Lubliner is sister in law to Max Auerbach of Pocahontas and is well known there where the family once lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lubliner
Selma Lubliner
New Brunswick
N. J
A. Lubliner
Bluefield
Max Auerbach
Pocahontas
Lubliner
Pocahontas High Art Exhibit Sponsored By School
Pocahontas high school will host an art exhibit next week featuring prints from Colonial Art Company. Displays run Wednesday and Thursday December 4-5 from 4 00 p m to 5 00 p m and 7 00 p m to 9 00 p m with admission 10 cents children and 25 cents adults. Proceeds fund school picture purchases from Colonial Art. Orders accepted. Principal A L Crowgey leads a committee of Minta Davenport Mary Oswell Susie Barnes Margaret Bisaoop John Den nen Dingus Huffman Mrs George Rosenbaum Mrs L B Crawford Mrs J K Salt Sr and Mrs Eugene G Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas High School
Colonial Art Company
America
Art Company
Se School
A. L. Crowgey
Minta Davenport
Mary Oswell
Susie Barnes
Margaret Bisaoop
Pocahontas
Martha Griffith
Beaver High School
A. T. Draper
Mary Lee Draper
Pembroke
Margaret Prentice
Roanoke Business College
William Prentice
Dickie Sult
Emory and Henry College
J. K. Sult
D. Hoover
Yards School
J. M. Cochran
Uefield Sanitarium
Claude Stump
Betty
Annales
Katsy
Richmond
West Virginian Hotel
Amonate
Pocahontas Fuel Company
W. J. German
C. C. Hoffman
W. J. Skewes
Harold Renkin
T. W. McCann
Eugene G. Jones
Herman Tingler
Solon Baach
J. G. McNulty
Eastern Star
Bluefield
Colon Baach
W. A. Bishop
M. J. Alexander
Roanoke
Virginia Crawford
Frances Garwood
Mary Baldwin
Stanton
Virginia Bishop
Sothern Seminary
Buena Vista
John Farquerson
Coopers
J. W. H. Lawford
Protega
Helen Thompson
Jane Ellett
James Kellis Sult Jr
William A. Miller
Oma Lee Hanna
Jenkinsones
Lon Overstreet
Charles Hogan
Francis Lloyd
Francis Jr
Levert Vandenburg
Kitty Jane and
Levert Jr
Charleston
W. K. Maxey
Pocahontas Salvation Army Announces Week Services
The Pocahontas Salvation Army invites residents to services Thursday at 7 30 p m Sunday school Sunday at 2 30 p m and Sunday evening worship at 7 30 p m Officer Joseph A Butterworth formerly of Princeton leads the program Donors with old clothes or shoes may see Mr Butterworth at the Pocahontas Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Union Thanksgiving Service Held at Pocahontas Church
Union Thanksgiving services were conducted Thursday at 10 a.m. at Pocahontas Presbyterian Church with readings by Rev. Graham Keyes and Rev. R. A. Bowden and prayers by Rev. E. W. Hughes. Reverend Roy B. Barly also participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Presbyterial Church
Graham Keyes
Presbyterian Church of
Cards of thanks for son Douglas and funeral thanks
Family of A. B. Greene expresses gratitude to those who aided during illness and death of their son Douglas. Appreciation extended to funeral workers and for floral contributions. Rev. G. H. Butner leads a revival at the Pocahontas Gospel Mission with services nightly at 7 30 and Sunday at 3 p m including a message on the second coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
A. BE. Greene
Pocahontas Gospel Mission
G. H. Butner
Roanoke
Butner
Pocahontas Post 14 Legion Holds Regular Meeting
The Pocahontas American Legion Post No. 14 schedules a regular meeting Monday night at Dig-In at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Post No. 14
American Legion
Pocahontas Personal News Highlights Thanksgiving Visits
Local residents share Thanksgiving gatherings and health updates. Martha Griffith visits with family in Pocahontas, while Miss Mary Lee Draper resigns teaching at Yards school due to health. The community notes illnesses recoveries and various travels to Roanoke, Bluefield, and other towns.
With All Y One by Mary Raymond
A fragment from a Mary Raymond column notes plans to dine with a friend Aunt Allen and return home later amid a roaring storm. The text hints details are hard to convey due to the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally One
Mary Raymond
Allen
Mother Nature Unleashes Town Battering Storm
In a storm described as one of the worst in years the city endures uprooted trees, shattered roofs, and flooding. Dana and Scott shelter in a firelit room while battles with a cut phone and fear of a prolonged hurricane unfold. Scott worries about gossip and Dana faces possible reputational harm as the night wears on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Dana
Mother Nature
Ellen
Thanksgiving program at Delph school by Bluewell pupils
Sunday school at Delph schoolhouse 10 a m with Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m led by Miss Virgie Poe. Pupils presented a Thanksgiving program including scripture by Rose Lee Poe songs recitations and dialogues with readings by Emmett Hare Annie Shrader J E Hare and others drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluewell
W. Va
Delph School House
Christian Endeavor
Delph School
Rose Lee Poe
Emmett Hare
Annie Shrader
J. E. Hare
Sids
Lucille Shrader
Elizabeth Carter
Bluewell Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Health
Bluewell residents and area visitors are named in a sequence of social notes. Charleston’s H G Gullion couple plan to relocate here. Bluefield, Rocky Gap, Indian Valley and Bramwell households are listed with visits, illnesses, and family gatherings across the week. Margie Gullions improves after tonsil operation at Bluefield sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluewell
H. GC. Gullion
Charleston
O. W. Tolbert
Dave Stowers
Bluefield
Rocky Gap
Creola Poe
Mrs. Davidson
Margie Gullions
Bluefield Sanitarium
L. W. Dalton
Indian Valley
H. W. Quesenberry
Fred Shrader
Switchback
Nelson Ratcliff
J. A. Riley
Myrtle Rigney
Bramwell
Nemours
J. A. Harman
A. B. Hall
Edison Linkous
Rose Lee Poo
Pauline Hare
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Geneva Davis
Southwestern, Va., Inc
Bland
N. & W. Gang
Narrows, VA
Kimbil
Pocahontas, VA
Mrs. Rowe
P. 0
Sanders
W. M. Sanders
Bluewell, W VA
Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Virginia Bruce
Penny Wise
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