Mrs. T. H. Clagett Speaks on Mexican Art at Bluefield League
Mrs. T. H. Clagett lectured at the Bluefield Art League on Mexican art from Mexico’s history to Diego Rivera murals. She illustrated her talk with items from her tour, including Aztec artifacts, weaving and pottery, and discussed Quetzacoatl legends and the Aztec Calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Clagett
Bluefield Art League
Thomas 4. Clagett
Mexico
Vivene Art Studios
Clagett
Irene Norris
League
L. M. McReynolds
Eleanor Hall
Jeepeaker
Quetzacoatl
Cortez
Diego Rivera
Morrow
Young People Hostesses Named for First Christian Conference
The Young People's and Intermediates of the First Christian Church will serve as hostesses for the Bonera conference at the church on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Barton Hunter of Lynchburg College leads the afternoon session with a program by each group. Dean Oral Lowe and others head discussion groups while Virginia Waltz Brown runs recreation. Conference officers include Jimmy Moorefield and Charlie Mitchell as co-presidents and Magabel Maultsky as secretary. Interested persons may contact Miss Mary Frances Douglass or Miss Betty Jo Lamber for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Barton Hunter
Lynchburg College
C. Oral Lowe
W. Va
George West
Curtis
Barton Turner
Juck
Princeton
A Helier
Holidays Cove
Virginia Waltz Brown
Jimmy Moorefield
Beckley
Charlies Mitchell
Bluefield
Magabel Maultsky
Mullens
Mary Frances Douthat
Betty Jo Lamber
Acuff Speaks at Bluefield Child Study Club Luncheon
J G Acuff regional scout chief of southern West Virginia spoke to the Child Study Club of Bluefield Virginia at a luncheon hosted by Mrs J W Dick with Mrs Reese Osborne as hostess. Acuff urged forming a club for young boys and the local group will support a British child for one year during the luncheon. Mrs Asa Taylor attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acuff
West Virginia
Geast
Childry Club
Bluefield
J. W. Dick
Reese Osborne
Tse
Asa Taylor
Mrs Hal Laughridge Hosts Dessert Bridge Party
Mrs. Hal Laughridge entertained guests with a dessert bridge party at her home on Beeen Avenue. Christmas themed decorations featured Santa Claus and snowmen. High score prize went to Miss Mam e Anderson, with Mrs. Ralph Taylor second and Mrs. Carroll Woods receiving consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughridge
Beeen
Avenue
Santa Claus
Mam'‘e Anderson
Ralph Taylor
Carroll Woods
Re. Ralph Taylor
Handkerchief Shower Honors Mrs. King by Circle
Members of the Lottie Moon circle of Calvary Baptist church honored outgoing leader Mrs. L W King with a handkerchief shower at the circle’s monthly meeting at Mrs. W H Cooper’s Carroll street home. Mrs Georgia Webb led a Mission Study on Publishing Glad Tidings and a light supper followed. January meeting slated for Mrs Paul Hurt’s Bedford street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Moon
Calvary Baptist Church
L. W. King
W. H. Cooper
Carroll Street
Georgia Webb
Cooper
Paul Hurt
Bedford Street
Nuptials Unite Frances Cullopp and John L. Thompson
Mr and Mrs W J Cullop announce the marriage of their daughter Frances Regina to Mr John Lee Thompson in Bristol Tennessee on November 16 The couple will reside on Forrest Street after December Mr Thompson works for the West Virginia Armature Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cullop
Marion
Frinces Regina
John Lee Thompson
Bristol
Tenn
Thompson
West Virginia Armature Company
Forrest Street
Calvary Baptist observes Lottie Moon season at 2:30
The Women's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist church will observe the Lottie Moon season with a meeting at the Odd Fellows hall this afternoon at 2 30. The event involves Bluefield 59 D. of H. in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
D. of H
Odd Fellows Hall
Women's
Calvary Baptist Church
Lottie Moon Sea
Community church prayer sessions and club meetings announced
The church schedules an afternoon session at 1 30 and an evening session at 7 00 with all members urged to attend. The Nations auxiliary Prayer band meets Thursday at 9 30 at D T Whitlock’s Pearix street home. Beaver Band parents club meets Thursday at 7 45 at the Y W C A. Circle No 4 W M A at First Christian meets this evening at 8 with Mrs Corum Cunningham hosting. all urged to attend for a Christmas meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Whitlock
Pearix Street
Beaver Band Parents Club
The
First Christian Church
James Rosenheim
Corum Cunningham
Healtherwood Road
Quota Club Plans Christmas Dinner and Committees
Miss Helene Grotte presided at the Quota Club meeting naming nominating and auditing committees. The group voted a usual contribution to the Community Christmas Tree fund and set a December 22 Christmas dinner from 4 to 7 p m at the West Virginian hotel. They canceled January 1 meeting and will present annual reports at the next luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Grotte
Quota Club
West Virginian
Beulah Price
Bluefield
Buidges
Britain
Wes Virginian
Grace Farley
Bee
Associated Hospals, Inc
Associated Hospitals
Pro Art Club
Nathan Cortschalk
Wich
G. T. Hetherington
Thomas Mitzinel
E. L. Kuhn
Falling Timber
James Willems
Mars Feetwell
West Virginia Electors Invited to Inaugural Ceremonies
West Virginia secretary of state announced invitations will be extended to eight presidential electors to attend the January 20 inauguration in Washington. The state also seeks official tabulation data from Harrison County officials on the November vote as electors must be certified before the December 16 meeting in Governor Holt's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Washington
Secretary of State
Harrison County
Holt
Mrs. Boatwright Speaks to Bluefield Virginia Woman's Club
Mrs. R. G. Boatwright of Coeburn Virginia and federation vice president spoke on Women in Democracy to the Bluefield Virginia Woman's Club in the McClain Business College building. She urged character building education and citizenship and noted women's influence toward peace. The meeting featured new member introductions, department reports, a Madonna art display, a Christmas seals appeal, and plans for decorated home prizes. Refreshments followed with multiple hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women In Democracy
R. G. Boatwright
Coeburn
Federated Woman's Clubs of Virginia
Bluefield
Virginia
Woman's Club
McClain Business College
Boatwright
J. 8. Gillespie
W. C. Sexton
A. B. Hendricks
Clyde Averell
Willis Anderson
Aaron Russ
Jack Baldwin
Ellen Cantrell
Everette Callaway
Lorene Callaway
Elizabeth Morgan
Kathryn McCall
Virginia Osborne
Pollyanna Gift Exchange Marks Grace Methodist Circle Meeting
The Young Woman's Circle 13 of Grace Methodist Church met Monday evening in the Blue room of the Pinnacle Restaurant with Pollyanna decor and a Yuletide devotion by Agnes Pierson. Jo Marie Thompson spoke on Thought of Yuletide as officers for the new year were elected: President Lacey Edwards, Vice President Mabel Dodson, Secretary Mary Elizabeth Bowles, and Treasurer Lillie Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Ella Sue Linkenhaker
Pinnacle
Agnes Pierson
Jo Marie Thompson
Yuletide
Lacey Edwards
Mabel Dodson
Mary Elizabeth Bowl
Local Personal Notes From Bluefield Sanatorium Area
Mrs. James M. Rosenheim now improved at the Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs. I. W. Clark seriously ill there. Miss Dorothy Maynard of Honaker guest of her aunts and Mrs. George Barger and Miss Mae Maynard. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore and sons Jack and Richard left for Ronceverte to attend funerals of David and James Ott killed in an automobile crash. Mrs. J. H. Webster of Madison, N C visits mother Mrs. O. A. Weatherly at the Bluefield sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Rosenheim
Vic
Bluefield Sanitarium
I. W. Clark
Bishop
Dorothy Maynard
Honaker
George Barger
Mae Maynard
J. A. Moore and Sons
Jack
Richard
Prederick Street
Ronceverte
W. Va
David
James Ott
Mr. Moore
J. H. Webster
Madison, N.C
O. A. Weatherly
Winning Contract Winning Contract Making the Slam
A bridge bidding insight leads South to a winning slam plan. West opens clubs, dummy covers with the jack, and South discards a diamond. South reasons on heart breaks and a possible diamond finesse, but West s overcall signals the diamond king s location, shaping the final play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Four Spades Triumph in Bridge Play Suggests Bold Bid
Card reading details a bridge hand where South clears trump slams after a sequence ending with the diamond king drop. The puzzle proposes a four spade contract as best over a two no trump or three no trump alternative, given a partner’s minimum opening and a spade fit.
Four Aces Offer Line Outline By Mail
Readers are invited to request the Four Aces contract bridge pocket outline by sending a stamped three cent and self addressed large envelope to the Four Aces care the Daily Telegraph. The request comes with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph
Holmes Wins Local Membership Contest With Gold Button
E L Holmes of this city wins a membership contest in the grand jurisdiction of the United Commercial Travellers for securing more new members than any other. He receives a gold button as the award and a congratulatory letter from James G Daly, committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Holmes
United Commercial Travellers
Rumford Baking Powder Ad Promises Perfect Results
An advertisement claims any woman can bake beautiful cakes by following Sallys suggestion and using Rumford Baking Powder. It emphasizes no alum and no bitter taste, and invites readers to request a free recipe book from Rumford Baking Powder Box A Romford Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Gratitude Extends for Service Strengthening Protection
Acknowledgment from a large group expresses thanks to a leader for service that has strengthened protection for about 250000 women and children. The message notes appreciation beyond monetary value and emphasizes the impact of the work.
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J. G. Acuff
Child Study Club
Mrs
Hal Laughridge
Mrs. King
Frances Cullopp
John L. Thompson
Sucert
Convenent Times Square
Piccadilly
West 45Th St
Off Broadway
New York
Lee
IX Life
Binefield Furniture Company
David Bruce Burnstone
Burnstone
You Schenken
Howard Schenken
Rehbenken
Burmstese
Jacoby
Pasa
Bell Syndicate
Four Aces
Ermor
Wilson
Food Cone
Wilson & Co
Wilson's
Wilson & C
N. B
Bakerite
Plymouth
Lymouth
Iymouth
Curyster Corporation
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