Charming Bridge Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests at College Avenue
Mrs. G W Lavender and Mrs. Ernest T Bades chaired a bridge luncheon on Wednesday at Mrs. Lavender's College Avenue home. Twelve covers were set, guests enjoyed an appetizing luncheon, and three tables of games followed with W H Wade winning high score and Mrs. Calvin Gills taking second. Mrs. W J Laudry of Holyoke Massachusetts received an attractive guest prize.
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G. W. Lavender
Ernest T. Bades
West End Circle Meeting At Calvary Baptist Church
West End circle and Calvary Baptist Church will gather this evening at 7:80 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Circle
Calvary Baptist Chrch
Bluefield Quota Club Plans Christmas Party
At the Bluefield Quota Club weekly luncheon at the West Virginian hotel members discussed a Christmas party to be announced later. Gifts will be exchanged among the Big Sisters and guests may attend. Martha Smith presided. the club voted to donate to the Community Christmas tree.
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Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Iss Martha Smith
Miss Smith
Goldie Perry
Col
R. R. Perry
Junior G. A. Members to Meet for Christmas Supper
Members of the Junior G A at College Avenue Baptist Church will gather at 4 30 this afternoon for their Christmas supper at the church.
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G. A
College Avenue Baptist Church
Mrs Hill's Circle Concludes Year at Trinity Church
Circle No 2 of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South held its final meeting of the year at Mrs J Y Hill's College Avenue home with thirteen members and one visitor. The gathering included prayer, devotional on The History of Methodism, and reports of pledged finances. A love gift of 549 was presented to Mrs Hill, who was honored with handkerchiefs by members before refreshments.
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Circle No
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. Y. Hill
College Avenue
Joe B. Lundy
C. S Sietamer
W. G. Wagoner
C. R
Prayer Band Auxiliary Meeting With Mrs Rierson
The Prayer Band Nation's Auxiliary Prayer band will meet with Mrs. N. EK. Rierson on Third Street this morning at 9:30.
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Nation’s
N. EK. Rierson
Third Street
T. E. L. class gathers at Mrs. Rosa Bakers home
The T. E. L. class of College Avenue Baptist Church met with Mrs. Rosa Baker on Jefferson Street. Fifteen members and five visitors attended. Scripture from Psalm 23 was read, Prof. M. O. Carpenter led prayers, and officers for the coming year were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
Rosa Baker
Jefferson Street
M O. Carpenter
N. C. Carpenter
Nellie Poff
A. B.thompson
J. D. Enochs
C. W. Eubank
Important Rehearsal at Bland Street Methodist Choir
Rehearsal of the Bland Street Methodist church choir is set for this evening at 7 30. Most time will be spent on the Christmas cantata and it is essential that all members attend.
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Bland Street Methodist Church
All Day Meeting at Moose Hall Open to Members
An all day meeting begins at 9 30 at the Moose hall corner Mercer street and Princeton avenue in LA to 0 of A N D Maher amtelen 177. Mrs Anna M Lynch Lima Ohio deputy grand president will oversee the official inspection. Luncheon will be served at noon at the Royal cafe Federal street. Members are urged to attend.
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L. A
N. D
Informal Party Honoring Newcomer Guests
Mrs. R. D. Payme and Mrs. D. W. Hancock hosted a small gathering Tuesday between 3 30 and 5 at Mrs. Hancock's Jefferson street home. The social call honored Mrs. W. Shunk recently relocated from Big Stone Gap Virginia and included Mrs. Joe B. Overmyer and Mrs. C. G. Gunn wives of local church pastors.
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R. D. Payme
D. W. Hancock
Hancock
Jefferson Street
W. ©. Shunk
Big Stone Gap
Joe B. Overmyer
First Presbyterian Church
C. G. Gunn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Tri-District Council Meeting Set At Bland Street Church
An important meeting of the Tri-District union council is scheduled for Friday at 7 45 p m at Bland Street Methodist church. Plans for next year’s program of work will be discussed and all rent urged to attend.
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Tri- District Union Council
Bland Street Methodist Church
Synagogue Choir Practice Tonight at Mrs Schlossberg's Home
A synagogue choir practice is set for this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs A N Schlossberg 304 Union Street. Special music will be practiced and all members are urged to attend promptly.
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A. N. Schlossberg
Union Street
Globe Trotters Club Meeting At The Y Tonight
The Globe Trotters club will meet this evening at the YMCA. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming travel plans and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Trotters’ Club
New Members Welcomed At First Baptist Church
At the annual congregational meeting 83 new members by letter and profession of faith were honored along with 14 children awaiting baptism. Dr. T. B. Peters presided as officers were elected and a budget adopted. Dr. Wade of Bluefield College spoke on the church as a social institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Shirley Goff
Pauline Newland
India Dillion
M. W. Mangus
Virginia Thornhill
Mias Juanita Bowman
Lillian Rowalind
John Dellis
Cradleroll
Bob Wilson
G. Rogers
B. D. Wassum
J. W. Anderson
W. D. Barnett
E. M. Louthan
Woman's Missionary Society
F. S. Easley
C. A. Lilly
Lilly
BE. C. Wade
Bluefield College
Bridge Tournament Winners Named After Tuesday Play
Elks bridge tourney results show North and South leaders: Max Matz B J Wagner 232 MP. Lenett Turk 222. Kammer Clark 201 2. Lina Bowling Blanche Brammer 193 1 2. R T Little J M Herndon 193. Seyler 187. East West leaders: J T McNutt K W Horton 215 1 2. Elliott Reynolds Princeton 211. Smith Yaple 199. Lenette Clark Ray Evans 191 1 2. Price Porterfield 187 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Matz
B. J. Wagner
B. D. Lenett
Max Turk
Harry
H. C. Eliott
A. W. Reynolds
Princeton
H. B. Smith
G. G. Yaple
Harry Clark
Ray Evans
Clarence Price
Miller Porterfield
Music Culture Club Postpones Christmas Recital
The Music Culture club holds its regular meeting Monday at 8 at Mrs. Allen Longs Parkway home. The club sponsored costume recital is postponed until after the Christmas holidays.
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Music Culture Club
Allen Long
Parkway
Baptist Choir Rehearsal Schedule at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church choir meets for rehearsal this evening at seven and again Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Attendance is important as sessions focus on Christmas music and members should be present.
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First Baptist Church
Circle Meeting Hosts Twenty Members At First Christian
Circle 4 W M A of the First Christian church met Wednesday afternoon with nineteen members and one visitor. Mrs C M Rudder chaired. Prayer and hymn opened the gathering. A scripture lesson on giving to the needy preceded prayers for the sick. Quizzes were led by Mrs Britts and Mrs Phillips. A quilt was donated for Grundy school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
First Christian Church
C. M. Rudder
Hugh Spangler
Frederick Street
Rudder
R. F. Baker
Ben 8. Johnson
Joe Britts
T. C. Phillips
A. W. Nixon
Grundy School
Circle meeting and Pollyanna at 909 Bluefield
Mrs H M Underwood leads Grace Methodist circle for a combined business meeting and Pollyanna at 7 30 PM at Mrs C Ferrells home 909 Bluefield avenue all members urged to bring packages and be punctual.
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Grace Methodist Church
H. M. Underwood
C. Ferrell
Bluefield Avenue
Pageant Presented at Immanuel Lutheran Church
Covers were laid for 150 at the annual congregational dinner at Immanuel Lutheran Church led by Rev. Paul L. Rover. A dramatization of the Work of the Church directed by Prof. H B Sharitz depicted canvassers visiting homes and showing financial contributions varying from unemployment to active support. Lloyd Feuchtenberger presided. G W Ritter Jr Sharitz and Feuchtenberger elected church counsellors.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Paul L. Rover
H. B. Sharitz
Bluefield College
Lloyd D. Feuechtenberger
G. W. Ritter Jr
Feuchtenberger
Luncheon at Christ Episcopal Church Draws 200 Guests
The Guild sponsored luncheon at Christ Episcopal Church served Wednesday with an elaborate menu. More than 200 guests attended and enjoyed a faultlessly prepared meal.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Delightful Shower Honors Mrs Galbraith at Highland Home
One of the week’s most enjoyable events was a miscellany shower for Mrs J B Galbraith hosted by her First Christian church class at her Highland avenue home. Guests enjoyed Deliciova refreshments and gifts for Grundy Mission School. Attendees included Miss Helen King Alic Page Irene Altizer Setelle Hall Billie Mooney Corinne Belton and Mr and Mrs Galbraith.
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J. B. Galbraith
First Christian Church
Highland Avenue
Grundy Mission School
Helen King
Alic Page
Irene Altizer
Setelle Hall
Billie Mooney
Corinne Belton
Bland Street Epworth League Meeting Led by Miss Virginia Van Dyke
The Bland Street Epworth League met in regular session at the church with hymns and collective prayers. James Tabor read Michael 6 8 as scripture while Miss Betty Dilcher read a poem titled A Prayer for Daily Living. Mrs. M A Stevenson gave a talk on What Is A Christian with Mildred Martin providing piano music.
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Virginia van Dyke
Bland Street
Epworth League
Jesus
James Tabor
Michael
Betty Dilcher
M. A. Stevenson
Mildred Martin
Tea And Art Exhibit Opens At Green Tree Shop
Tea will be served this afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 at the Green Tree book and gift shop opposite the post office for the opening of an oils and water colors exhibit by Mrs Royal Gravatt in the city. Gravatt studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and is a member of prominent art clubs. Her works appear in several private and permanent collections and have been shown in New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati. The public is invited to visit the show which features a vigorous style blending old and modern schools.
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Green Tree
Royal Gravatt
Memorial School Holiday Fair Planned by PTA
Arrangements are completed for the Holiday Fair at Memorial school this Friday evening starting at 1 under Memorial PTA auspices. Evelyn Chambers school of dancing pupils present Japanese dances in an attractive setting, plus a motion picture show a fish pond and other features. Large attendance urged.
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Memorial School
Memorial Parent-Teacher Association
Evelyn Chambers School of Dancing
Evening With Helen Babies Program Note
A program titled An Evening With Helen Babies featured a reading by Miss Helen Martin. The event concluded with the assembly reciting the league benediction.
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Reece
Helen Babies
Helen Martin
First Baptist Junior Philathea Class Meets for Christmas Plans
The Junior Philathea class at First Baptist Church met Tuesday in the Sunday school room with Mrs. P. W. Crouch presiding. Plans for the Christmas season and sending a representative to the Southern Baptist Sunday School convention in Raleigh on January 14 were discussed. Bobby Moore entertained on violin with Miss Caroline Burney, and refreshments followed.
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P. W. Crouch
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Sunday School Convention
Raleigh
N. C
Bobby Moore
Caroline Burney
Pythian Sisters Bluefield Meet At Pythian Hall
Pythian Sisters Bluefield temple aged 83 will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Pythian hall Mrs Olile Pitzer delegate will report on the convention held at Princeton on November 23.
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Bluefield Temple
Pythian Hall
Olile Pitzer
Princeton
Senior Class Play Star Cast at Beaver High
The senior class at Beaver High selects an excellent cast for His Best Investment to be staged in the Beaver High auditorium on Friday evening December 14. Helen Johnston coaches the production with J E Peters serving as business manager.
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Beaver High School
Helen Johnston
J. E. Peters
Concord Fraternity Hosts Rush Dinner At Delta Delta Delta Tau
Concord college's oldest Greek letter fraternity Delta Delta Delta Tau held its annual stag banquet for twenty six rushees at the West Virginian hotel. Harold Riffe Arnott Yeager Godfrey Elliott Arthur Ballard and several distinguished alumni toasted the honorees and 80 attendees. Delford McGraw
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Concord College
Delta Delta Delta Tau
West Virginian
Harold Riffe
Raleigh Register
Beckley
Arnott Yeager
Peters Town High School
Godfrey Elliott
Oakvale
Arthur Pete Ballard
Welch
Daily Telegraph
Uriah Vermillion
Donzie Lilly
Fred Cooper
Athens
R. L. Packard
Meade McNeill
R. B. Klingensmith
Virgil Beckett
John Calloway
Adney Sutphin
Howard
Harold McComas
Wytheville
Espy Miller
Mill Creek
Thomas Boegeass
Delford McGraw
Concord Fraternity Hosts Bluefield Rueh Week Event
Mullens mentions a pledge honored among Concord's four fraternities with a major rueh week function held in Bluefield, marking the only such event among the groups.
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of Mullens
Concord
Bluefield
Angell relatives travel after sister's illness and death
Mr and Mrs A J Angell return from Mt. Sydney Va after Mrs Angell's sister Mrs B J Moore dies at 88. Rice Thomas of Burkes Garden was a business visitor in Bluefield en route to Williamson. Mrs J L Worrell returns to Bluefield after two weeks with relatives in Winston Salem and Mt Airy. Mrs Mark Reid Sr of Ford Va is seriously ill at her son Mark Reid Jr and Mrs Reid's home in Maryland apartments. Mrs W G Wagoner and son Billy return from Galax Va after Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Charles McD Harvey return from a ten day wedding trip to Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and other cities. They stay at West Virginian hotel and will be at Rogers apartments Oakhurst avenue. Mrs Harrell was formerly Miss Elizabeth McClaugherty. Mrs F R Christie and Mrs Norman Andrews go to Marion DC for illness of Clement Lane. Lane has suffered a severe heart attack. And bring home a box of Downyflake Doughnuts from Leslie's Diner. WHIS for 1:15 special announcement daily.
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A. J. Angell
Mt. Sydney
Angel
B. J. Moore
N. C
Mark Reid Sr
Ford, Va
Mark Reid Jr
Reid
Maryland
W G. Wagoner
Billy
Galax
Charles McD
Harve
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
West Virginian Hotel
Rogers’ Apartments
Oakhurst Avenue
Harrell
Elizabeth McClaugherty
F. R. Christie
Normer Andrews
Marion
D. C
Clement Lane
Christie
Andrews
Lane
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions use Calotabs to treat colds by cleansing the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins. Take one or two tabs the first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. The ad notes family and trial package pricing.
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Charming Bridge
Tri-District Council
Dr. Peters
F. 8. Basley
W. C. Basley
B. M. Louthan
J. T. Thornton
Charles French
L. Sutherland
MD Leftwich
Caroline Burn
F. 8. Easley
L. Jefferies
BE. M. Louthan
Charles M. Harrell
G. T. Thornhill
W. Brown
M. R. Louthan
Milton French
G. N. Utley
Emily Ratliff
Margaret Taylor
W. A. Sutherland
B. W. Dillon
E J. Meyers
Craig Thornton
J. C. Daily
Lutheran Church
Eric
Hamilton
Elgin
Illinois
J. W. Waters CO
the Reliable Jewelers
Federal ST
Bluefield, W. VA
Hankin’s Pharmacy
Bradmann
Uuliding
Pythian Sisters
Concord Fraternity
Leslie
Children’s Winter Unions
Mila Fon Boots
Tams
Gaytee
U. S
Inter Union
Princeton Ave. and
Mercer St
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