County to Remain in Ninth District Amid Redistricting
The article predicts Tazewell County will stay in Virginia’s Ninth congressional district under the new plan as the 1934 general assembly convenes. It notes Governor-elect George C. Peery, set to take office January 17, 1934, favors the Ninth and that some counties may move to other districts to balance population. The piece cites past redistricting disputes, census-based nine representatives, and upcoming legislative items like liquor, taxation, schools, auto licenses, and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell County
General Assembly
George C. Peery
Perry
Congress
Eige
Supreme Court
Virginia General Assemly
Old-Time Fiddlers May Hold Another Tune Convention
The editor notes inquiries about an upcoming old-time fiddlers convention in Bluefield during winter. A previous WHIS radio event proved highly enjoyable. There is a proposal to invite Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to Bluefield for the next oil fiddlers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
WHIS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White Top Mountain
W C Watson Dies in Richlands Hospital
W C Watson, 73, of near Tazewell, died Friday afternoon at Mattie Williams Hospital in Richlands Virginia. He was uncle to Mrs J C Beard and Mrs W B Stevenson and brother of the late Thomas W Watson. He leaves a sister Mrs F Lowe and several nephews and nieces. Funeral and burial set for Maxwell Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Watson
Virginia Side Personal News Highlights Local Moves
Mr and Mrs O F Steele of Chicago and Mrs Thomas Doherty of Los Angeles left for Chicago after visiting their Virginia relatives. R A Trayer and daughter Kitty visited Bristol relatives for Thanksgiving. India Covey of Gary W Va visits sister C M Jennings Walnut Street. The Jennings group and India Covey spent Thanksgiving in Pulaski County with family. Mrs C A Tiller returns from Minneapolis with Georgiana Hartzell to stay with grandparents A G Wright for winter. Mrs A B Kennedy of Columbia S C visits her mother W K Graves. her husband pastors in Columbia. Mrs Kenneth Newton travels to Wake Forest NC with daughter Kitty. C H Jackson, veteran Flat Top Yard railroad man, long ill but improving with Norfolk and Western crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Steele
Chicago
Thomas Doherty
Los Angeles
T. H. Steele
R. A. Trayer
Kitty
Bristol
India Covey
Gary
W. Va
C. M. Jennings
Walnut Street
0. M. Jennings
Lucy
Lina
Tom Lewis
Pulaski County
C. A. Tiller
George R. Hartzell
Minneapolis
Minn
Georgiana Hartzell
Kitty. C. H. Jackson
Flat Top Yard
Mr. Jackson
Norfolk and Western
Carpenter Force
Lepso Promises Help for Epilepsy Victims
Readers report Lepso, a home treatment, easing epilepsy symptoms after many trials. The ad claims 25 years of fame and invites people to send name age and address to a Milwaukee address to receive a free supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepso
R. Apt
B. Wright
Milwaukee
Wis
Music Lovers Club in Bluefield Hosts November Meeting
The Music Lovers club of Bluefield Virginia held November meetings at Mrs Grat Bailey's home with a program on Art Songs featuring Frances James and others. The group honored charter member Mrs Herbert Youngs who is moving to Williamsburg with a silver service token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers Club
Bluefield
Grat Bailey
Evans Omar
Schubert
Frances James
Schuman
Brahms
J. H. McNeer
Howard Gill
Lee Harmon
Erl King
KE. B. Witten
Herbert H. Youngs
Williamsburg
J. 8. Gillespie
Younge
Prayer Service and Temperance News Highlight Local Union
Mrs Sheb Gillespie led the regular monthly prayer service at the Methodist church on Monday afternoon with a prepared program. Mrs James Galloway led in prayer and Mrs Gillespie spoke on devotions, followed by music and a talk by Mrs O M Jennings on Developing Prayer Life. The meeting closed with prayer by Miss Betty Crockett. The local union reports strong dues collection and plans to cover all members by March 1, with ten dollars sent for state work and updates from The Temperance Herald editor Mrs W B Greear bi county president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheb Gillespie
Methodist Church
James Galloway
Gillespie
Sheb Dudley
O. M. Jennings
Betty Crockett
Temperance Herald
W. B. Greear
Bluefield chapter to meet in Harmon hall December 4
Bluefield Virginia chapter C E 8 holds its monthly meeting in Harmon hall Monday night December 4 with Mrs Ethel Tiller as presiding officer. An annual Christmas party follows honoring past matrons and patrons with invited guests from Bluefield chapter on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Harmon Hall
Ethel Tiller
W. Va
Friendship Church Household In 20 Attend New Cabinet Elected
The Friendship class of the Christian church met Monday evening with 20 members. Mrs. W. M. Keister was elected new president and chairs a cabinet including E. M. Cecil as vice president, Mrs. Paul Shawver enrollment secretary, Mrs. Robert J. Scott assistant enrollment secretary, Mrs. O. B. Yost business secretary, Joseph Pruitt treasurer, and Mrs. J. D. Hinegardner publicity. Plans for the year were set and committees named, followed by a class benediction and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting of Friendship Class of the
Christian Church
W. M. Keister
E. M. Cecil
Paul Shawver
Robert J. Scott
O. B. Yost
Joseph Pruitt
J. D. Hinegardner
St Clair School to Present “My Irish Rose” Production
The St Clair School will stage My Irish Rose on December 8 at 8 pm with students and directed by Misses Jessee Brewer and Jaanita Fleshman. Cast includes Perry Blackwell, G W Ritter, John Anderson, Robert Anderson, Walter Presley, Clyde Bowling, Mrs Bill Gills, Ruth Creasy, Esther Carter, Agnes Pleshman, Ella Mae Ruble. Proceeds support the school's library project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ben Hare
St. Clair School
Jessee Brewer
Jaanita Fleshman
Perry Blackwell
G. W. Ritter
John Anderson
Robert Anderson
Walter Presley
Clyde Bowling
Bill Gills
Ruth Creasy
Esther Carter
Agnes Pleshman
Ella Mae Ruble
Vacancy at St Marys Episcopal Chapel Prompts Interim Services
The rectorate of St Mary's Episcopal Chapel remains vacant after the death of Rev. H. H. Young. Services will proceed as usual. Young supervised several missions in Clinch valley counties, and plans contemplate splitting that work among two or more pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Chapel
H. H. Young
Young
Clinch Valley
Gruffy Kept As Pet After News Save
Gruffy the educated dog from Dailey Stowers in Fally Mills is spared from pork and kept as a pet after a Bluefield News article. Ruby Stowers trained Gruffy to perform tricks, while a dog racket is suspected following several missing canines. Jack, a large half German police dog with stumpy tail, was kidnapped from O P Walker in Leedy Row on Halloween. a reward is offered for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruffy
Dailey Stowers
Fally Mills Road
Stowers
Bluefield
Ruby Stowers
Hallowe'en
Jack
Bill
O. P. Walker
Leedy Row
Emory and Henry taps three for Blue Key honors
Cedar Bluff native B D Humphrey Jr. joins two fellow students as Blue Key members at Emory and Henry College in a tapping ceremony. The honor is the college’s highest. Humphrey senior is a Norfolk and Western railway agent from Cedar Bluff, with another son who excels in college athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Key
B. D. Humphrey Jr
B. Dpd. Humphrey
Cedar Bluff
Emory and Henry College
Blue Key National Honorary Fraternity
Norfolk and Western Railway
Men Work On Ridge Road Project In Bluefield Va
About two hundred men toil along Ridge road within Bluefield Virginia under the OWA plan. They dig and widen the road for 30 hours weekly at 30 cents an hour, boosting Bluefield’s weekly payroll by over 1800 dollars and circulating money through local shops and businesses. The workers, in good spirits, hope for wider private industry absorption in the future and seek better prospects beyond relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Road
Bluefield
Tazewell County
Virginia
Old Timer Predicts 28 Snows This Winter
Old Timer, after a final squint at the dog star, forecasts twenty eight snows for the season with one heavy snow in January. He also predicts higher winds but overall open weather and pretty days. He previously forecast pleasant weather from November 25 to December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Star
Presiding Elder Injured In Automobile Collision
Dr W M Bunts presiding elder of Tazewell district Methodist Church South was in a crash near Galax when his car struck a machine driven by J Holden Barnett of Radford. Ruth Bunts suffered cuts and bruises. C S Huhen was lightly injured. Dr Bunts and his two daughters Dorothy and Ruth were en route home to Tazewell. Dr C W Kelley of Bristol was in a separate Russell County accident with a near fatality escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Bunta
Tazewell
Methodist Church, South
Galax
Dr. Bunts
J. Holden Barnett
Radford
Mies Ruth Bunts
C. S. Huhen
Barnett
Dorothy
Ruth
C. W. Kelley
Bristol
Graham Methodist Church
Russell County
Two Bears Down in Minutes on Harrisonburg Hunt
Virginia hunter J. W. Baker and a bear-hunting party near Harrisonburg in the Blue Ridge report two shaggy black bears felled in three minutes. The incident follows past year’s tale of two forest monarchs found dead with locked antlers. Bear skins are noted as stylish wearable coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Harrisonburg
J. W. Baker
Baker
Blue Ridge
Fragrant wild shrub blooms along Tug river near Bluefield
Christmas note from Norfolk and Western crews mentions a fragrant red berry bush along Tug river near Farm and Wilmore. The plants reach head height and emit a soothing odor in morning fog. two specimens are in Conductor J. A. Helton's Bluefield yard at 209 Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western
Bluefield
Williamson
Tug River
Farm
Wilmore
J. A. Helton
Cedar Street
W. Va
Graham High School Debaters to Face Hydro Power Topic
Graham high school will send Mildred Farris Loraine Crockett Louise Worley and Luther Turner to a series of debates this term. The December 15 meeting will address the resolution that Federal and State Governments should own and operate hydro electric plants. Loraine Crockett chairs the debating society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham High School
Mildred Farris
Loraine Crockett
Louise Worley
Luther Turner
Memorial tributes for Gen. E S Fagg noted by New York hotel men
A meeting of New York hotel men paid tributes to Gen. E S Fagg who died Monday in Pulaski. Fagg was well known to leading hotel figures nationwide. Dorothy Hughes returned to Radford State Teachers College after Thanksgiving visit with her parents. Radford sisters Dot and Mabel Anderson visited Roanoke to see friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. S. Fagg
Pulaski
General Fagg
Dorothy Hughes
M. C. Hughes
Radford State Teachers’ College
Radford
Dot
Mabel Anderson
Roanoke
Oxford coeds praise daring rouge and lipstick trend
Isis, the Oxford student magazine, notes with amazement and gratification that some Oxford women imitate American peers by using rouge and lipstick. The editor recalls applauding a female undergraduate seen powdering her nose in a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Isis
Thanksgiving notices and local greetings in Tazewell area
Local brief covers families in Tazewell and nearby towns during Thanksgiving. Notes include Peggy Vawter’s illness after scarlet fever, numerous relatives visiting Richmond, Misses Greever Ward and others traveling for holiday, and community members attending events in Roanoke and Richmond. Also reports on local teachers and alumni attending Virginia Educational Association meetings.
Widow Mrs Jennie Hand Dies After Stroke In Raven
Mrs Jennie Draper Hand 63 died at her West Raven home Monday afternoon from apoplexy. Born Richlands June 2 1870 she married Ulysses Hand in 1890 and had seven children seven of whom survived along with nine grandchildren and six sisters. Funeral at Union church conducted by ministers from Tazewell Richlands and burial in Rector cemetery at Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Rufus Hand
Eolia
Robert
George Hand
Red Ash
Bailey Ball
Ed Hand
Ethel Elizabeth
Hand
Christian Church
Maggie Farley
Huntington
Ark
John Pack
Sunbright
Thanks for sympathy during illness and death of Mrs. Jennie Hand
We express gratitude to friends for kindness shown during our mother Jennie Draper Hand's short illness and passing, with special thanks to the nurse, doctors, and the young people's department of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Draper Hand
Young People’s Department of the
Obituary of Alexander Altizer at Cliffield Virginia
Alexander Altizer 79 died at his Cliffield home November 27. Born July 30, 1854 at Dry Fork he lived in Richlands county all his life working as a carpenter and farmer. Survived by eight children 28 grandchildren two great grandchildren and many siblings. Funeral at Cliffield Christian Church conducted by Rev. James Whitt and Rev. G E Owens with burial at Beavers cemetery. Active pallbearers included Dr. I W George Horton and Marvin McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T
G. E
D. W. Altizer
Alex Beavers
J. M. Hawkins
Robert EB. Altizer
Bill Altizer
Squire
W. Va
Mathias Altizer
Sayersville
Pariy Altizer
Richlande
Sam
Guy
Jim Altizer
Cedar Bluff
Susan Cruise
Bob Riley
Sally Harris
Cliffield
Carter Beavers
Lily Altizer
Bishop
Rebecca Altizer
Newhall
Cosby Sparks
Ceres
Mose Stevenson
Marvin McGuire
Marshall Announces Daughter Virginia Weds Charlie Compton
Mr and Mrs G L Marshall announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia Margaret to Charlie C Compton on November 15 1933. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Lergy Hawkins of Cedar Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Marshall
Virginia Margaret
Charlie C. Compton
Lergy Hawkins
Cedar Bluff
Richlands 4-H Club Installs New Officers
The Richlands 4-H club met Wednesday at Virginia Robinson's home for a party. New officers installed were President Buford Russell Vice President Clyde Gillespie and Reporter Joan Hoskins. About thirty attended with games and refreshments. Next meeting slated for mid December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Virginia Robinson
Buford Russell
Clyde Gillespie
Joan Hoskins
In sad remembrance of ER K McGlothlin December 1932
A family notice marks the death of ER K McGlothlin on December 1 1932. Parents express sorrow at the loss and recall the beloved son’s memory with references to graveside pain and the family home. The obituary style note closes with parental signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. K. McGlothlin
Earth
Crystal River
E. P
Mrs
E. P. McGlothlin
Local Folks Visit and Travel Notes In Weekend Pages
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roach and daughter Betty visit friends here Sunday. Miss Fay Smith spends holidays in Bluefield. Mrs Inez Jackson returns from Jaeger. Miss Ercille Underwood visiting her parents C T Tinderm and Veruus Wives. Mrs Eva Rousseau of Christiansburg visits Thursday. Amos Roydon returns from eastern markets. Marguerite Maxwell of Radford spends holidays here. Duff and O Mailey attend Bluefield football game. Mrs R L Lambert called to Narrows by mother Lily Day’s death. Dr J Barnes Saunbers attends Roanoke football game Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Roach
Betty
J. D. Mullens
Maxine
Honaker
Willie Lee Dickenson
Patty Orrepent
Baptist Valley
Fay Smith
Bluefield
Inez Jackson
Jaeger
Ercille Underwood
C. T. Tinderm
Church calendar of Sunday services and youth groups
Christian church Bible school at 10 a m led by T M Harris superintendent Christian Endeavor at 7 p m with Isabelle McBrayer president Methodist church Sunday school at 10 a m led by George D Horton north league 7 p m with Francis Padbury president Presbyterian church Sunday school 10 a m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Thankful note for kindness after loss of husband and father
We express sincere thanks to those who were kind and helpful during the illness and death of our dear husband and father. Special thanks to Dr I W Cunningham Mose Steven son and Richards Funeral Home. Mrs Nannie Allizer, and our children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Cunningham
Mose Stevenson
Richaa.ds Funeral Home
Nannie Allizer
Nell Curley Hosts Saturday Night Party at Home
Miss Nell Curley entertained with a social gathering at her residence on Saturday night. Guests enjoyed refreshments and light entertainment in a cordial home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Curley
Local social roundups mention guests across towns
The local church and residents list holiday visitors and guests. Emma Inman and Gillespie family traveled to see friends in Lexin, Mia Ratliff and Osie Grundy visited Tuesday, Edith Horton left for Richmond, Raleigh Turner visited Tazewell, Virginia Robinson stayed with Lavonia Belcher in Richland, and George Draper with Woodie Fortner attended a game at Bristol on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Ella Reedy
Lexin
Emma Inman
Hig
Gillespie
Mia
Tom Ratliff
Osie
Grundy
Edith Horton
Richmond
George W. Draper
Woodie Fortner
Bristol
Local Family News and Illnesses From Falls Mill
Falls Mill Virginia report notes visiting relatives from Dubuque Iowa and Greensboro North Carolina. An infant son of P H Tabor is seriously ill with pneumonia. child weighed 15 pounds at ten months. Several local residents hosted Thanksgiving dinners, shopped, or visited kin in Bluefield Roanoke and Pocahontas. Vernon Clendenen CCC camp in Edenburg spends weekend with parents. Mrs Sarah Holloway remains seriously ill at Oliver Moore’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Mille
Warren We
Alice
Evelyn
Russell
Dubuque
Iowa
P. H. Tabor
Louise Keesee
Greensboro
N. C
Charles Carter
Joe Carter
Jaeger
Sam Caldwell
Mullins
Harry Carter
Eckman
Mies Sue Carter
Wesley Tabor
Clarence Harry
C. M. Jr
Pocahontas
C.C.C
Edenburg
R. L. Clendenen
Sarah Holloway
Oliver Moore
Musical comedy raises funds for Cedar Bluff school
Cedar Bluff residents enjoyed a two night town hall musical comedy Oh Doctor directed by Jack Spicer with strong attendance that generated a nice fund for the school. Thanksgiving sermons were delivered and many families spent the holiday with kin across nearby towns.
Davy News Notes From Davy West Virginia
Intermediate department of the Young People’s division of the M E church held a tacky party at Mrs. E Firestone’s home with games and refreshments for Mayine Stubblefield Louise Lee Eleanor Howard Freda Firestone Colena Thomas Madeline Smeltzer Bill Hall Tom Mee Wilson Suggs Tempera Tom Sheridan and Miss Ruby Foy The local board of Christian education met at the church Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
W. Va
Intermediate Department
Young Peoples Division
The
M. ©. Church
E. Firestone
Mayine Stubblefield
Louise Lee
Eleanor Howard
Freda Firestone
Colena Thomas
Madeline Smeltzer
Bill Hall
Tom Mee
Wilson Suggs
Tempera
Tom Sheridan
Ruby Oy
Navy Chief Urges Ship Building to Match Treaties
Secretary Swanson urged abandoning disarmament by example and pursuing an orderly build-up to bring the US Navy to full treaty strength. He warned that weakened naval power harms peace and diplomacy, noting the US lags behind in building programs among treaty signatories. He endorsed current 5-5-3 ratios with Britain and Japan under Washington and London pacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
United States Navy
Secretary Swanson
Navy
Roosevelt
United States
Swanson
Great Britain
Japan
Thanksgiving Shooting Match Draws Turkeys and Oysters
Tip Top Virginia observed Thanksgiving day quietly with no disturbances. The main event was a local shooting match where prizes included turkeys, fish, and oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Top
Church officers meet to plan improvements at service
A Wednesday night gathering at the Christian church, presided by Rev. Don Gillespie of Bluefield Virginia, produced plans to improve church services including the Sunday school and Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Don Gillespie
Bluefield
Christian Endeavor
Tip Top Personal News Highlights Local Visitants
Bailey Ritter shows slight improvement after critical illness. Gladys Johnson of Pageton visits this week. Cora Wilson spends the week in Roanoke. Albert Mathena returns after a month with pneumonia. Mrs. Rose Gammons visits from Johnson City. J. C. Johnson in Lebanon last week. Henry Hartley family of Maybeury and Jane Mathena of Mud Fork join Thanksgiving at local relatives. Onnie Melvin returns home after Bluefield visit. George Bowman Beasley and Welch visitors joined Thanksgiving activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Ritter
Gladys Johnson
Pageton
Cora Wilson
Roanoke
Albert Mathena
Rose Gammons
Johnson City
J. C. Johnson
Lebanon
Henry Hartley
Maybeury
Jane Mathena
Mud Fork
Onnie Melvin
Wilson
Bluefield
George Bowman
Beasley
Welch
Rev George Owens Meeting Closes at Pounding Mill
The Rev George Owens' meeting in Pounding Mill Virginia closed Wednesday night. Scotty Lupton led song with Mrs Hazel Thacker at the piano. Mrs W H McGee sponsored children's songs each evening and many children recited the Twenty third Psalm. A testament will be presented by Mr Lupton Sunday night when Rev Owens fills his appointment changed from the fourth Sunday to the first Sunday night. Christian Endeavor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McGee
Hazel Thacker Nist
C. H. Robinette
Owen
Mrs. Tha
Ellis McGee
Ju Ringetaf
Edna and Mary Tho
Nannie Myres
William and
Y Altizer
Charlotte Rebury
Grather
Alex Altizer
Cliffield
Owens
Cliffield Church
S. T. Sparks
Vivian
Roanoke
Lawrence Ringstaff
Big St Gap
L. W. Ringstaff
Rex Steele
Billy
Tazewell
Pp. Howell
Pounding Mill
George Owens
Scotty Lupton
Hazel Thacker
Lupton
Twins Born to Shufflebarger Family at Yards Virginia
Yards Virginia reports the birth of twin boys Stanley Wayne and Stacy Warren to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shufflebarger of Birmingham Alabama on November 27. Residents and visitors attend Thanksgiving services in Bluefield and Roanoke. Several local names appear at gatherings and illnesses noted. A final note mentions horses in Japan wearing straw shoes and needing reshoeing every 10 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yards
Kenneth Shufflebarger
Birming
Ala
Shufflebarger
Stanley Wayne
Stacy Warren
Victoria Bock
Mary Bock
Charles Bock
Ernest Thomas
Falls Mills
Roanoke
C. B. Sarver
Charles
M. M. Butt
Pocahontas
Hallie Slate
Squire
Bluefield
Life Insurance Offer From American Life Assn
A blitz for a $3000 life certificate promotes a 10 annual dues plan from the American Life Association. It claims $1000 for natural death and $2000 to $3000 for accidental death with no medical exam, and asks for name age and beneficiary to receive a free inspection certificate by mail from Hollywood California. Membership costs roughly 3 cents daily or $1 to join, with no agent calls and a limited offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Life Assa
American Life Assn
Dept. X-142
Hollywood Calif
America
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Virginia Side
Virginia and
Peery
Richlands Hospital
J. W. Baldwin
J. R. Barnett
A. O. Hill
Young Business Women's Guild
Charles Dudley
Gladys and
Hettye McMullin
W. C. T. U. Prayer Service
ST. Mary’s Episcopal
Lauds Daring
Tazewell, VA
Peggy Vawter
H. A. Wawter
North Tazewell
Nell Edwards
Margaret Jones
J. W. Jones Jr
Scarlet
Amnella Greever
Nancy Ward
Hopewell
Eunice Johnson
J. H. Heldreth
Elizabeth Carter
Graham
Pennington
P. D. Johnston
Eon
P. D. Jr
Soo
J. A. Ongle
Greever
Lillian Beard
Thompson Valley
Cassie Laird
Naomi Dickenson
Elizabeth Powell
Hattie White
Simmerman
Hattie Harmon
T. F. Coates
Wade
Halifax
Hampden Sydney College
Jack Buston
H. L. Buston
C. GC. C
Clifton Forge
Walter Reed Hospital
V. L. Stephenson
Washington, D. C
Garland
Fred
Earle Stephenson
C. T. Peery
J. H. Saunders
Lower Tazewell Avenue
J. N. Johnson
Everette Callaway
Kate Johnson
Mary Davidson
Frankford
Raymond Bright
Sam Ward
Th Gon Valley
Leon Bishop
Aaron Russ
Mle
Lively
J. Arthur Lewis
Amonate
Lewis
W. M. Gillespie
Mary and
Albert
Martha O'Keeffe
Kent Walker
Rocky Mount, Va
Raven
John M. White
Louise Duff
Hallie Gross
Opal Wilson
Marie Johnson
Karl Raleigh
Shaler Blankenship
Marvin Borwn
Kermit McGuire
Stuart Deal
Blane Lowe
Russell Mullens
Clarence Curley
Memoriam
Town Hall
Jack Spicer
Leroy Hawking
J. R. Dawson
B. D. Humphrey
Jack M. Allara
Matewan
Hubert White
Pauline Humphrey
Bernard Humphrey
Harry Humphrey
Fork Union
James Humphrey
C. K. Kiser
Rena
Berwind
Gar Hale
G. G. Wyatt
A. L. Mitchell
Belfast
Leonard Davis
Jewell Ridge
John Goodwin
Evelyn Graybear
Rosalinda St. Clair
H. G. Norman
Tommy Wingo
Mattie Williams
Clarence Scott
Pete
Landsburgh
Bobby Hilton
Claude Smith
Local
Board of Christian Education
Mack Crockett
B. Dc. Burr
W. L. Suggs
Concord College
Grace Hewkins
Lois Liddle
Lillian Crockett
Robert Stone
Wytheville
Ruby Foy
George Dailey
Frank Cline
Clint Webb
Thelma Robertson
Athens
W. D. Liddle
War
Mr. Liddle
OC. BE. Morgen
Navy Chief
Walter Mathena
Helen Tabor
Veni
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