Collector With Biggest Board Sails to Florida Owner
A 35 foot long, two ton wooden board, likely West African mahogany, travels from Schmieg and Kotzian warehouse to Pier 39 and aboard the Cornelia for Waldo Sexton of Vero Beach. The piece, once misidentified as redwood, was shown at fairs since 1904 and valued at about 150 dollars in the recent sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. L. Sexton
Bluefield
Virginia
Iiss
Mamie
Florida
Mr. Sexton
Piorida
Vero Beach
Indiana
University of Indiana
Perdue University
Driftwood
Schmieg and
Kotzian
American Museum of Natural History
California
New York
Presbyterian Social at Graham Church Delights Visitors
The Graham Presbyterian church hosted a social gathering from 7:30 to 9:30 with many visitors. Dr C G Gunn of Westminster Church Bluefield delivered an inspiring message to the Virginia Side flock. Musical numbers featured Mrs Spencer Armistead and Charles Cassell with Rev H B Cummins on a musical saw. Miss Nancy Richardson read. Rev J S Jones presided as the church was decorated with flowers and refreshments of punch, sandwiches, and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Presbyterian Church
C. G. Gunn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bluefield
Virginia
Spencer Armistead
Charles Cassell
H. 8. Cummins
H. A. Willis
Nancy Richardson
J. 8. Jones
Shufflebarger Named Medical Director at Chicago Hospital
Dr Forest G Shufflebarger has been appointed medical director of Lake Shore hospital in Chicago after serving as assistant medical director. Son of Mr and Mrs T L Shufflebarger of Cove Creek he studied at Graham high school and Northwestern University. He is also musically talented and spent a celebratory family dinner marking his parents fiftieth anniversary in Cove Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest G. Shufflebarger
Lake Shore Hospital
Chicago
Shufflebarger
T. L. Shufflebarger
Cove Creek
Graham High School
Battle Creek
Northwestern University
The Graben tae School P T A Meeting Guest
The Graben tae School Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday afternoon with Rev. J. B. Jones as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graben Tae School
P.T. A
Rev. J. 8. Jones
Kin of Yet Here Drummer at Sixteen in Revolutionary War
Citizens trace lineage to a Revolutionary War drummer who served at age sixteen near Petersburg. Other living descendants share the connection through their grandfather’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Virginia Side Billy Sunday Club Holds All Day Services
The Virginia Side Billy Sunday club will conduct all day services at Daileys chapel in Baptist Valley today marking the first opportunity to worship with the local Methodist congregation in over three years. Two services are planned at 11:00 in the morning and 2:30 in the afternoon with West Virginia members attending. Cars depart Bluefield, Va., at 9:30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Billy
Daileys Chapel
Baptist Valley
West Virginia
Virginia Side
Bluefield
Elks Memorial Service Held in Bluefield
The Bluefield Orders of Elks honor deceased members at 2 30 pm with Rev H B Cummins delivering the oration. Music will be directed by James Elmer Brown. New arrival: daughter born to Mr and Mrs W E Purtee named June Elaine on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Bluefield Orders of Elks
H. 8. Cummins
Bluefield
James Elmer Brown
W. E. Purtee
June Elaine
Honey Dew From Clouds Attracts Bees Says Beekeeper
Edgar Steele a beekeeper explains a honey dew exists and falls from the sky like rain. It sticks to leaves and remains until washed away or eaten by bees. The substance is as sweet as honey and very sticky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Steele
Mr. Steele
Mr. Steee
Odd Fellows Open House in Bluefield
Bluefield Virginia Odd Fellows Bluestone Lodge No 13 invites visiting Odd Fellows and Lodge No 144 of Bluefield West Virginia to an open house on Saturday at 7 pm December 7 in the Odd Fellow building on Virginia Avenue. An outstanding speaker is planned and a good time expected. The lodge owns its Bluefield building and a business house in the town’s main district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Odd Fellows Bluestone Lodge
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodge No
West Virginia
Odd Fellow
Virginia Avenue
Highway Toll in Virginia Reaches Record Fatalities
A press tally shows 661 lives lost on Virginia highways so far this year, with 813 deaths in 1939 from automobile and truck crashes. The grim figures reflect ongoing road dangers across the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
First Lady Backs Audubon Stance Against Plume Slaughter
The article notes the First Lady’s column on protecting wild birds from plumage harvest. It cites an Audubon Society letter urging influence to curb bird slaughter for hats and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Audubon Society
Days length change as winter passes marching toward solstice
The observer notes shorter days and longer nights now, with days continuing until December 21 or 22 before turning to lengthen slightly. They expect January to show noticeably longer daylight.
West Virginia Friendship Night at Bluefield Order of Eastern Star
The Bluefield Virginia chapter No 102 of the Order of Eastern Star invites members and visitors to a Friendship Night on Monday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic hall. Local and visiting members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
West Virginia
Bluefield
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ice Cream Plant Nears Completion in West Graham
West Graham gains a new ice cream plant with equipment being installed and a projected December 10 opening. The main building fronts 135 feet by 101 feet and the facility is described as a show place once finished, with a formal opening planned in due time on Virginia avenue near Shelby Heights in Bluefield.
New Street Planned for Bluefield Virginia
Bluefield Virginia aims to build a forty foot street through the town with proper curbing and guttering. The west end receives the first section funded by an appropriation of 49000 dollars, described as a splendid start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Street
Bluefield
TAZEWELL DIAMONDS TO REPEAT IN COUNTY BASKETBALL
Tazewell may repeat in county basketball as coach Constant Snidow faces graduation losses. The program hopes to field another strong group with the G Men likely to play a significant role in Tazewell County hoops this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Snidow
Gmen
Tazewell County
Sewing Club Meets for Christmas Party Plans
The Get Together Sewing club met at Mrs. E. L. Halsapple's home Friday with good attendance. Visitor Mrs. Earl Eschbach joined. Plans were made for a December 17 Christmas party at Mrs. Pearl Hale's home and an all day quilting party at Mrs. Edith Austin's on December 3. A delicious party followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Club
Get Together
E. L. Halsapple
Earl Eschbach
Pearl Hale
Edith Austin
Building progresses on new Richlands office tower
Iron is going up on the new office as forces idle briefly. Richlands brick may be used in the construction. The foundation is commenced with concrete and iron and appears capable of supporting a multi story building. The foundation structure represents a percent of the main build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Volunteer Buford Lee Vandyke At Fort Meade
Buford Lee Vandyke a fine looking young man from Bluefield volunteered for service in the United States army and is currently stationed at Fort Meade Maryland. The article notes he is an athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Lee Vandyke
Bluefield
M.vandyke
United States Army
Fort Meade, Md
Century of Coal Mine Fires Across North America
A historical note surveys burning coal mines including a Mackenzie River vein burning 150 years, Tunnelton West Virginia dumps burning since 1910, Brownsville Pennsylvania coal field fire dating to before the Civil War, and the Summit Hill anthracite fire near Mauch Chunk Pa from 1858. Efforts from flooding to a 1907 concrete wall failed, burning millions of tons of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Mackenzie River
Canada
Tunnelton
W. Va
Brownsville
Summit Hill
Mauch Chunk
Poll tax time again in Virginia heats up primary
The article notes poll tax reminders in Virginia with no scheduled election in Bluefield for four years except a Democratic primary in August. It mentions the Virginia Democrats will nominate a governor candidate next August and that the primary looks to be hot with several candidates already declared and more anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bluefield
Virginia Side Personalities Training in Illinois
Max Graham, a Graham High and Bluefield College graduate, is in New York and taking a three month training course with the U S 8 Tllinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Graham
Graham High
Bluefield College
New York
Dinners Fall Flat as Thanks Giving Feasts at Curtis Church
Correspondent reports Thanksgiving dinners at Curtis Christian church were disappointing. The Rev. Shugart delivered a good sermon to a sizable congregation Sunday night. W C T U met at the church with Mrs R Ring staff leader. Program featured several local women. A missionary meeting is planned for next Thursday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shugart
C. R. Ringstaff
C. H. Renee
Will Mulkey
Wan Steele
Janie Ringstaff
W. B. Greer
Missionary Meeting
Missionary Meeting of the
Christian Church
Birth Announcement for Eight Pound Boy Kenneth Lee Wright
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wright welcomed an eight pound boy named Kenneth Lee Sunday at Mattie Williams hospital. Several relatives visited from Ervin ton and Roanoke for Thanksgiving. Martin Christian of Milligan College spoke of family gatherings, while Clytus Wright joined siblings and relatives for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wright
Mattie Williams Hospital
Kenneth Lee
Elk hunting, deer sightings and local schooling in Tazewell area
The report details elk hunting in Giles and Bland counties with wardens and VPI foresters checking licenses. It notes 4 bulls and 3 cows killed, deer sightings in Free stone Valley, and estimated regional deer populations. Bass stocking plans and trout activity are mentioned, along with local names and a Christmas program in the church school. Nearby prose covers Baldwin P T A meetings, student achievements, and a newborn Phillip Wray in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Giles-Bland
Tazewell
Freestone Valley
Pisgah Forest
N. C
Smythe
Bland
Jefferson National Forest
Well County
Little River
Clinch
Charley Jackson
Raven
Coon Branch
TAZEWELL PERSONALS AT THANKSGIVING VISITS
The Rev and Mrs T Paul Simms hosted guests at the Methodist parsonage including Mrs Simms mother Mrs Sterchi of Knox and Mr and Mrs Arthur Boothe with two sons of Folkston for Thanksgiving in Tazewell. Others visited relatives in Christiansburg Pulaski and Roanoke with families including Harman Lester Hankins and Biggs. Edith Lester, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Lester, entered Oceana High School in Norfolk to complete her junior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul Simms
J. N. Harman
Etta Hankine
M. J. Hankins
Thomas
Roanoke
May Hankins
Washington
P. O. Bailey
Betty
Christians Z
Henry E. Harman
Henry Preston Jr
J. E. Biggs
Baltimore
C. Henry Harman
A. B. Carter
M. L. Harman
Mr. Harman
Richmond
Edith Lester
R. B. Lester
Norfolk
Oceana High School
Amonate Ladies Hostels and Mission Study Highlights
Amonate Virginia society notes report auxiliary met at Asbury home with Mrs Pruett as joint hostess and C E Brewster leading Christian Work meeting. Mrs G M Moreland spoke on John Wesley and plans to buy furniture and add hot water to parsonage funded by turkey dinner proceeds. W L Lowman named delegate to Tazewell conference. Mission study discussed church service for shifting population. Birthday party for Frank Lowman held with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin P.T. A
Lula Ayers
Johnny Roncaglione
Annette Nash
Peggy Brewster
Betty Roncaglione
Billy Ross
Jean Cyphers
Bubbles Roncaglione
Boots Roncaglione
Bird
A. O. Spradhing
P.T. A
Martinsburg
Amonate
Gentes
Asbury
Society For Christian Worship
C. E. Brewster
G. M. Moreland
John Wesley
Delia Sizemore
Thomas
J. O. Hall
Pruett
Bristol
W. L. Lowman
Tazewell
Society For Christian Services
G. Moreland
Her_ ‘Pruett
Local notices from Amonate and nearby towns
R H Shrader, mine foreman, transferred to Rolfe as general superintendent of Pocahontas Fuel mines. E F Cyphers succeeds him here, Marvin Hall of Bishop takes Cyphers place. Mrs Shrader to be away with friends. Mrs H D Humphreys visits Newport News. Mrs Bob Nicholson hospital patient in Bluefield. Mrs Bob Wingo ill at home. W L Lowman and children visit Dora Mateer. J W House family visit relatives at Lebanon. B G Bird Maggie Hall Ashby Dillon and children in Bluefield. Clarence Mangus returns from Clinch Valley clinic. Wills son of Tom and family a patient at Clinch Valley clinic. Norma Theiss holidays in Ravenswood W Va. Sam Hambrick of Washington DC visits J W House family Louise Phillips and children. Joe and Patty Sue Bluefield visit Roncaglione. George Lambert ill at home with bronchial pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Shrader
Amonate
Rolfe
Pocahontas
E. F. Cyphers
Marvin Hall
Bishop
Cyphers
H. D. Humphreys
Newport News
Bob Nicholson
Bluefield
Bob Wingo
W. L. Lowman
Frank and
Evelyn
Dora Mateer
J. W. House
Lebanon
B. G. Bird
Maggie Hall
Ashby Dillon
Ashby
Nancy
Clarence Mangus
Clinch Valley Clinic
Wills
Tom Wills
Norma Theiss
Ravenswood
W. Va
Sam Hambrick
Washington, D. C
Louise Phillips
Joe
Patty Sue
Louis Roncaglione
George Lambert
Grat Lambert
Frances Rankin
Duke Steele
E. Johnson
Elmyr Ree Hale
Gene Cornett
Nortfolk
Sam Brown
Patricia Jessee
Paul Jessee
Dalton Addition
Pearl Blunt
Roanoke
Alice Coleman
W. L. Brown
Carolyn Smith
Cleveland
Neice
Norma Brooks
Mattie Williams Hospital
Maude Turner
John Grasse
Maxwell
Bob Tarter
Bran Lambert
Tarter
Tazewell
Grady Kelton
Eldridge Brown
John Zeigler
Mike Zeigler
Zeigler
N. H. Gilmer
Bristol
Hansonville
Jeanette Helmandollar
Jane Gardner Lipford
Tip Top School Visits for Typhoid Serum Administration
Tip Top on Friday welcomed Dr. Lynwood Farley the county health doctor who oversaw typhoid serum given to about fifteen children. The visit highlights county efforts to safeguard children's health and reduce future medical costs for families. Shirley Louise Cunningham the young daughter of Harold and Mrs Cunningham had been seriously ill but showed notable improvement Friday. The report notes the minute punkie fly size and mentions screens mos netting cannot prevent infestation as four thousand mink breeding concerns are located in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Top
Lynwood Farley
Shirley Louise Cunningham
Harold Cunningham
Notice to creditors for J Thomas McClintock deceased
All persons having debts or claims against J Thomas McClintock now deceased will present them to the administration This November 28 1940 Mrs Zetta McClintock His Administratrix Bluefield Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas McClintock
Zetta McClintock
Bluefield
Yuletide Lights to Be Erected in Richlands
Richlands town plans Christmas decorations with colored lights along main streets and six foot trees on sidewalks. Home decor contest offers $10 top prize, $5 second, $3 third. a student stunt contest funded PE equipment at Guys Theatre. judges named for upcoming awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Guys Theatre
Nelson Barker
Elizabeth Abercrombie
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Abercrombie
Richlands clubs honor Coach Hicks and champions
Richlands Kiwanis and Rotary clubs hosted a banquet at the Methodist church to honor Coach Earnie Hicks and the Tazewell county champions for a record season. The event featured a speech on athletics by C. E. Woodall and a gift presentation including gold footballs and a blue lounging robe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Earnie Hicks
Tazewell County
Methodist Church
Richlands
Joe White
Rotary Club
C. E. Woodall
Concord College
Hicks
Riala Ratliff
C. W. Ascue, Jr
Jay Stenson
Ruffus Britton
H. Lee Harris
Kiwanis Club
Coach Hicks
Athletic Club
J. Barnes Sanders
The
Athletic Association
Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors A C Gardner in Tazewell
A surprise birthday dinner was held Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irson home honoring their great aunt Mrs. A C Gardner for her 75th birthday. Guests included Mrs Sallie Irson Mr and Mrs Phea Moore Mrs Frank Irson Mrs Estillerson Mr Arthur McGuire all of Tazewell Va Mr and Mrs T A Draper Mr and Mrs Jack Tanner and daughter Saundra Mrs Flora Shreiie Mrs James Walton Mrs Georgia Lipford and Miss Jane G Lipford. Honoree received beautiful and useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Irson
A. C. Gardner
Sallie Irson
Phea Moore
Frank Irson
Estillerson
Arthur McGuire
Tazewell
T. A. Draper
Jack Tanner
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Sam Brown
Mrs. Sam Brown received a surprise birthday party at her home on November 16 hosted by her husband for her 30th birthday. About twenty guests attended and were served refreshments at a late hour by Miss Vivian Davis assisted by Miss Mae Phipps. The honoree received many lovely and useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brown
Vivian Davis
Mae Phipps
W L Brown Dies After Weeklong Illness in Dalton Addition
W L Brown died Monday night at his home in Dalton addition after a weeklong illness. He was born in Rockbridge County, Virginia, and spent much of his boyhood there. He is survived by his wife Martha Willis Brown, five children including Pearl Blunt of Roanoke and Alice Coleman of Salem, Susan Schofield of Reedville North Carolina, Tom of Richlands, three brothers P J Brown, R M Brown and A W Brown, all of Roanoke. Funeral services were held in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brown
Dalton Addition
Rockbridge County
Virginia
Martha Willis Bro
Pearl Blunt
Roanoke
R. M
Alice Coleman
Salem
Susan Schofield
Reederville
N. C
Tom
Richlands
P. J
A. W. Brown
Laymens Chapter Thursday Services at 2 oclock
Funeral notices for Mrs. Esan Osborne and death of a mother and grandmother list family thanks to friends and neighbors. Rev John M Dunn officiated. services were at home with burial in the family cemetery. Expressions of gratitude to ministers, funeral home, and those who sent flowers or provided transport or care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dunn
Rm. T. Newton
Nelson Barker
HB. Abshire
Farmer Funeral Home
M Filla Christian
Oak i
H. F. Weat
Richlands
L. T. L. TO MEET AND ROtARY VISITS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL NOTES
The Loyal Temperance Legion plans a meeting at Mary Lynn Repass’s home on Second street Wednesday at 7 PM with a date change from Monday. Richlands Rotary hosts included Blue Tornadoes and Tazewell Bulldogs with Coach Frank Murray of the University of Virginia delivering the highlight. A November 25 civil ceremony in Toledo united Alline, daughter of J B Altizer, with Harry Stegar of Toledo Ohio. Carl Harvey Wilson Jr born Friday at Mattie Williams hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Clarence Myers announces a baby born Thursday evening weighing seven pounds at their Dalton addition home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mary Lynn Repass
Second Street
Richlands Rotary Club
Richlands
Blue Tornadoes
Tazewell Rotary Club
Tazewell Bulldogs
Frank Murray
University of Virginia
Murray
Virginia
Marquette University
J. B. Altizer
Alline
Harry Stegar
Toledo
Ohio
Clark Street Methodist
Methodist Church
Stegar
Toledo Hospital
Carl Wilson
Mattie Williams Hospital
Carl Harvey, Jr
Wilson
Clarence Myers
Dalton Addition
Myera
Bady
Card of Thanks and Local Social Notes
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and Clinch Valley clinic staff for care during a baby's illness and death. The column lists visits and guests among local families, travel from Bluefield to Norfolk, hospital stays, recoveries, and weekend visits across multiple towns. It notes several residents moving, hosting relatives, and a child returning home from Clinch Valley clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinch Valley Clinic
Jimmy
Loyd Dawson
Roanoke Visit and Regional Social Notes Amid Trips and Illness
Residents and visitors across the Roanoke region gather for family visits and social events. Among those attending the funeral of Henry Honey Barrett were J W Heaton and family from Rainelle, with multiple Bluefield and Maybeury attendees. Rex Givens and two children returned from Kentucky after visiting relatives, and E L Jackson hosted Mabel Hurt from Tazewell for a few days. E A Morgan recovers at home from a recent fall, while Peggy Ann White visited Margie Huddleston in Princeton and Fannie Stenson remains seriously ill in West Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
D. T. Sutherland
Henry Griffith
Stuart Robinson
Castlewood
Bob Lambert
Bob Tarter
Bron Lambert
Pikeville
Lyle Sublet
Henry “Honey” Barrett
J. W. Heaton
Rainelle
W. Va
C. G. Duff and Sons
Paul Jones
Ray Thompson
Maybeury
James Thompson
J. L. Jennin
Elizabeth Heaton
Cec Nell
A. E. Carletton
Bluefield
Betty Thompson
Flatrok
Clyde Benner and Sons
Honak
Bill Duff
Saeger
Rex Givens
Kentucky
Mabel Hurt
Tazewell
E. L. Jackson
E. M. Hicks
J. P. Shackey
Durham
N. C
Harry Strupe
J. H. Warner
E. A. Morgan
Peggy Ann White
Margie Huddleston
Princeton
Fannie Stenson
West Richanda
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting in Boissevain
In Boissevain Virginia on November 30 Mrs N W Hughes hosted the Presbyterian auxiliary for a Wednesday afternoon session. The study centered on This World’s Goods with Mrs Ward of Pocahontas delivering the Bible lesson. Afterward cookies hot tea and homemade candy were served to five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boissevain
N. W. Hughes
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Ward
Pocahontas
Woman's Society to Meet at Mrs McCon's Friday Night
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. Carl McConnell with Mrs. Kermit Praley as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Carl McCon
Kermit Praley
Eader
Children Treated by Home Room Mothers at School
The Home Room Mothers treated the children at the school last Wednesday. Short programs were given by the children in each room, after which candy, cookies, and suckers were served. A loan was given each child as favor.
Local Births and Social News Roundup in Bluefield Area
Born to Mr and Mrs Prank Hopkins a son November 10 named James Franklin. Mrs Hobart Neal of M spent time with Mr and Mrs Dillard Brinegar. Bill Wilson and Joe Leevin left for Miami for several weeks. Gilmer family from Beckley to spend Thanksgiving with Sisk and Wilson. Betty Lou McGinnis visited cousin Nancy Rigg Bottom Creek. Bill Gillespie and Junior Love home after Panama Canal cruise. Eugene Mitchell family from Bramwell visited the Mitchells. Samuel Liedig of Emory University spent a few days with his parents the Liedigs. Sy Young Bramwell and M H Tabor dined with the Mitchells. Mrs Charles Shaw recovering in Bluefield sanitarium. Mr and Mrs David Fitegerald and Maxine, Buck Shupe and Miss Betty Shupe in D C. Dorothy Wainwright, Mrs Jim Wyrick and Helen Wyrick in Bluefield. Henry Morris, Frank Taylor Jenkin Jones, Bill Odom, Adrene Bowling attended Georgetown Ky football game. Joe Taylor and Bill Heemes accompanied home for weekend in Jenkin Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Neal
Dillard
F. Mitchell
Charles Shaw
Bluefield Sanitarium
David Fitegerald
Maxine
Buck Shupe
Betty Shupe
D.C
Rothy Wainwright
Jim Wyrick
Helen
Bluefield
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Shufflebarger
Chicago Hospital
Billy Sunday Club
GOAL
Pounding Mill
Urs
Steele
Curtis Christian Church
eRvinton
Ness
Martin Christian
Milligan College
M. H
Clytus
C. H. Robinette
David
J. N. Hermon
Tasewell
Sue Ringstaff
Illigen College
Perme
J. L. Ringstaff
James Mulkey
Barnester
Marie
Fordtown
Tenn
West
Sunda
Rayment Johnson
Cea
James Johnson
Maryers
M. Wright
Richlands Peters
T. D. Gillespie
Eaanea
Janes Steele
Bobby Harman
Breele
Tazewell, Va
Trula Kiser
Emma Lou Lynn
Edwin Bird
Lucille Phillips
Jean Greer
Bobby Hundley
Rodney Brewster
Barbara Agnew
Frank
Church School
Sizemore
Herman Pruett
Elza Sizemore
C.S. Davis
Jessie
Marie Bird
Dudley Cruise
Phillip Wray
I. T. Cruise
Baldwin
Tazewell Personals
Brewster
Prank
Bubbles
Walter Mathena
United States
Wisconsin
Paul
Jesser
Harve McGlothiin
Nell Baylor
Clyde Band
Rachel
Beauty Shoppe
Finger Wave
Revlon
Biierwin Wa
Peewee Seer
Rachel Jackson
Esan Osborne
Stegar—Altizer
Gertrude
Zotos
Jamal
Vapot
Marcele
Cvivio
Cameo
Mune
Goinnie
P.T.A
Prank Hopkins
James Franklin
Monument Company
A. G. Wright
Vera L. Wright
Expert Radio Service
Brookside
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