Miss Edith Maynard Feted Before Her Winter Wedding
Mrs A L Johnston and Mrs W M Sanders hosted a Thursday bridge party at the Easley home for Miss Edith Maynard ahead of her marriage to Frank M Pollock. Guests played four tables with Mrs F L Black winning high and Mrs W D Bailey taking the consolation prize. Miss Maynard received flat silver as a wedding gift. decorations featured yellow chrysanthemums.
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W. C. Easley
College Avenue
A. L. Johnston
W. M. Sanders
Edith Maynard
Frank M Pollock
F. L. Black
W. D. Bailey
Maynard
D. M. Bailey
J. J. Penn
Johnston
Sanders
Mary Easley
Zander-Gump Wedding Play Set At Beaver High
The Grace Wesleyan Bible class will stage a humorous play titled The Zander- Gump Wedding Thursday evening December 12 at 7 45 at Beaver High School auditorium. Mrs Kelley Mrs Bowles and Mrs Carter have organized the production and an excellent cast chosen for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wesleyan Bible Class
C. W. Kelley
Jack Bowles
Beaver High School
Kelley
Bowles
C. J. Carter
Elkhorn PTA installation and social events detailed
The Elkhorn Parent-Teacher Association met at the graded school on Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs Gordon Cox opening. Officers were installed with Mr Jenkins giving remarks on leadership and school activities. The group sang America and heard prayers and plans for future socials and a Bluete Country club dance with Chester Anderson’s orchestra. Next events include bridge afternoons at Mrs Nash’s and a Ladies Society meeting at Red Mens hall. Oscar M Deverle named Bluefield Country Club president for 1930 with J M B Lewis Jr as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eikhorn Parent-Teacher Association
Gordon Cox
America
J. C. Burton
J. Cooney
B. Jenkins
Elkhorn
Jenkins
Mra. Cox
I. A
J. Whitaker
Treoenter
Ecsaton
Oscar M. Deverle
Bluefield
They Called He Scrawny but Not for Long
An old time advertisement urges readers to use McCoy's Tablets to restore fullness to the face and figure, claim renewed energy and health, and offer sizes and pricing with promotional language typical of historic medical tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besb
Vetere
Fidelis Club Meets at Y Morningside
Fidelis at the Y W C A meets this evening at 7 45 with a large attendance hoped for Circle 5 led by Mrs Maude Belcher ran the program at the W M U meeting of First Christian church Wednesday. Topic Witnesseth to His Power. I Love to Tell the Story opening hymn. Mrs T Smith led devotional with prayers by Mrs W B Johnston. Mrs R R Waltz spoke on a Latumbe Africa missionary society and Mrs Ben Johnson described life in India. Dee Yoho gave a Tibet talk. Mrs C I Cheyney presided over business sessions. Mrs Roy Garrett prayed after minutes and reports. Clint Bailey librarian outlined the book The Mexican. Mrs R R Woltz reported on World Call subscriptions.
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Circle 5
Maude Belcher
W. M U
First Christian Church
T. Smith
W. B. Johnston
R. R. Waltz
Woman’s Missionary Society
Latumbe
Africa
Ben
Johnson
India
Dee Yoho
Tibet
C. I. Cheyney
Roy Garrett
Clint Bailey
R. R. Woltz
World Call
Hylton Family Welcomes Eight-Pound Son
Mr and Mrs L B Hylton of Bramwell Road celebrate the arrival of an eight-pound son born Thursday December 5.
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L. B. Hylton
Bramwell Road
Beaver High School carnival to honor a carnival queen
This evening the Prim Pris cilla club of Beaver high school hosts a school carnival with elaborate arrangements and a hoped for large attendance. Several charming girls are mentioned for the carnival queen honor.
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Prim Priscilla Club
Beaver High School
Cantata Rehearsal at Bland Street Methodist Church
An important choir rehearsal at Bland Street Methodist Church is held this evening at 7 20 with a focus on the cantata planned for the Sunday before Christmas. The session is described as very essential for preparation.
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Bland Street
Choir Rehearsal Schedules Emphasize Punctual Attendance
The notice urges a well attended rehearsal with choir members arriving on time to ensure efficient practice and full participation.
Narrows couple welcome a son in December birth note
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Martin of Narrows Virginia are proud parents of a fine boy born December 3. Mrs. Martin, before marriage, was Miss Anna Brookman of Pulaski Virginia.
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Dewey Martin
Narrows
Martin
Anna Brookman
Pulaski, Va
Intermediate G A of College Avenue Meeting Today
The Intermediate G A of College Avenue and Presbyterian church hold their monthly meeting this afternoon at 5 at Mrs. John B Pearson’s home on College Avenue. Supper is served for the girls at 2. The Lottie Moon Christmas program will be observed. Members should bring their offerings.
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College Avenue
e+ pnd
John B. Pearson
Lottie Moon
Thanksgiving Dinner by Christ Episcopal Church Ladies Guild
The Christ Episcopal Church Ladies Guild holds its annual Thanksgiving dinner at 6 30 this evening at the church. The event is a cherished winter social, with Mrs T O J Wilson overseeing the arrangements.
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Ladies Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
T. O’j. Wilson
Merediths Announce Arrival of a Daughter Joan Victoria
Mr and Mrs J S Meredith 3107 Bluefield Avenue announce the arrival of a fine daughter named Joan Victoria.
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J.S. Meredith
Bluefield Avenue
Joan Victoria
Sledding Accident Breaks Boy's Left Wrist at Kirkland Farm
Master Joseph Lindly Kirk junior aged seven suffered a left wrist fracture in a sledding mishap at Kirkland farm on Thursday. Miss Rath McColgan has returned from Northfork where she visited her little cousin Clarence Boyd.
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Joseph Lindly Kirk
Kirkland Farm
Rath McColgan
Northfork
Clarence Boyd
Sled collision leaves boy with dislocated shoulders
A young boy, son of Mrs. C. R. Boyd, suffered both shoulders dislocated when his sled collided with an automobile. Several locals and visitors are noted in the day’s social items, including Miss McColgan’s Northfork visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Fannon and various travelers and relatives visiting Bluefield and surrounding areas.
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C. R. Boyd
McColgan
Northfork
W. O. Fannon
R. P. Winton
Roanoke
Bluefield
Mike Flynn
Ruth Block
Esther Gross
Bee Effron
Myra Kwass
Morgantown
Pi Lambda Ph Fraternity
Lucky
Diefenthaler
Ada Pa@ley
Bluefield Sanitarium
Evelyn Boyle
J. A. Boyle
Russel Terrace
Baltimore
W. E. Gilkeson
L. M. Wilson
Richmond
J. 8
Ventor City
N. J
Poursday
W. J. Beury Jr
Algoma
J. M. B. Lewis Jr
H. H. Lawsen
Washington
Albert Kamper
Harriconburg
Mr. Kamper
Harry M. Waugh
Columbus
Waugh
West Virginian
Elizabeth Mason
Margaret Firmstone
Portsmouth
H. C. Weller
Edith Fizer
Northford
Ornamental framed pictures on wall with candle and vase
Two identically framed pictures are arranged as a decorative display over a man tall. Candlestrke or vase sit at each end creating a balanced ornamental arrangement.
Paris Fashion Sees Darker Hose With Longer Skirts
In Paris darker stockings accompany longer skirts as the trend shifts. Evening wear favors deep sunburn shades, bronze and sheer black hose for afternoons, with wool hosiery overtaking silk for sport. A minority of women golfers wear wool socks over silk, while most European women opt for lightweight sober wool.
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Paris
Tanlac Ad Claims Quick Revival of Vitality
The ad compares the body to a car and promotes Tanlac as a world famous tonic that rebuilds worn tissues, restores energy, and relieves liver and stomach issues. It promises a money back guarantee if not helped, inviting readers to obtain a free list and start a trial today.
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Miss Maynard
Elkhorn P.T. A
Bluete Country Club
Chester Anderson
John Ff. Nath
High Avenue
J. M. Iterson
F. S. Richmond
Nash
Ladies Society
B. of L. F
Red Mens Hall
Edwin Mann
D. M. Deverie
YM. Archer
Alex Mahood
John T. Wilson
Herbert Markle
L. A
Fidelis
Fidelis Club
W. M. U. Meeting
Aaron’s
J.J. Kwass Co
Princeton Avenue
Blufield, W. Va
Union
Marjorie Webster
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