Virginia Asher Bible council meeting notes
The Virginia Asher Bible council met at the Y building with Elizabeth Gwinn presiding. Reports from secretary Lera Cox Miller and treasurer Katharine Guthrie were presented. Mrs. C. G. Harris sang two solos and Miss Margaret Bane led the lesson. Next meeting in January features a turkey dinner. Hancock school to hold Parent Teacher night at 7 30 to view the new building with EB Wade and Dr. W Moore as speakers. A social hour will follow and a large attendance is urged.
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Virginia ‘Asher Bible Council
Elizabeth Gwinn
I King
H. Clagett. Lane
Lera Cox Miller
Katherine Guthrie
C. G. Harris
Daddy
Babsy
Margaret Bane
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Hancock School
EB. C. Wade
W. Moore
Ramsey PTA Meeting Set For Tuesday At 2 20
The Ramsey Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday at 2 20. The social service committee will run the program and good attendance is desired.
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Ramsey
Social Service Committee
Y. W. C. A. Committee to Meet This Tuesday
The Y W C A committee will hold its monthly meeting this Tuesday at 1 p m Mrs TM L Black serves as chairman.
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L. Black
City YW A committee to meet Wednesday at noon forty five
The city committee of the Y W A will convene Wednesday at 12 45 p m with Mrs Ernest Henson serving as chairman.
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Lcity Committee
Ernest Henson
Local residents receive tonsil adenoid surgeries at sanitarium
Mary Elizabeth Lyle of Matoaka and several others from Princeton and nearby towns underwent tonsil and adenoid removals or related treatments at the sanitarium. Patients include Miss Minnie Brodie, Mrs Ada Lilly of Athens, and Master Solomon Jones of Me Comas, with varying conditions and post operative statuses.
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Mary Elizabdeth Lyle
Rose Street
Ada Lilly
Athens
J. BE. McMullin
Sarah Sanders
McCarr
Solomon Jones
Solomon Jones. of Me Comas
Anitarium
P. J. Donaghue
Refield Sanitarium
Fred Gore
W. M. Hammord
Mary and
Paul Gore
Princeton
Local residents visit ill neighbors and family in Huntington
Misses Bernice and Mary Blanken and Reena White of a city visit Mr and Mrs Roy Nash. Mrs Nash recovered from ptomaine poisoning. Many locals, including Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts and Mrs J T Stinson, undergo or recover from surgeries at St Luke's Hospital and nearby sanatoriums. Several others—Carl Franklin, Mrs C R Smith, and Oren Claytor—are mentioned as hospital or street residents in the report.
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Bernice
Mary Blankenship
Reena White
Barnett Thompson
Tophet
W. Va
Roy Nash
Butler Ferguson
Sunaller
Lake's Hospital
J. T. Stinson
St. Luke's Hospital
Matthews
Peroon
Seren
Roses Street
Bros. A
New
Carl Franklin
C. R. Smith
Herbert Bowles
Fourth Street
L. B. Gooley
Princeton
Cr. Gerald
Dott
Oren Claytor
Highland Avenue
Waugh Wins Large Williamson Excavation Contract
Harry M. Waugh, a Bluefield contractor, won the Norfolk and Western excavation contract at Williamson. The project includes removing over one million cubic yards of earth, pouring 7 000 cubic yards of concrete, and driving many piles. The work is slated for about ten months with as many as eight steam shovels, and will expand Williamson yards to handle 4 000 westbound freight loads daily plus a new roundhouse and support buildings.
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Harry M. Waugh
Bluefield
Williamson
Mr. Waugh
W. Willace
Norfolk and Western Railway
Roanoke
Ride
Norfolk and Western
Waugh
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tug River
Jonah Turner Arrested Three Times in Turner Day
James E. Turner faced a dramatic Turner Day with three arrests last night across town. He was fined ten dollars in the morning, acquitted on one charge, and jailed on a serious offense, capping a day of wide experiences in Tur n.
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Jonah
James E. Turner
Turner
Turner Arrests Highlight City Crime Court Reviews
In the police court session Turner faced disorderly conduct charges and was released before a later arrest on a state warrant for passing a $109.71 check on J. W. Bowman and Company. He was to be arraigned before Squire H. B. Kitts for a preliminary trial.
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Turner
Gilpin
J. W. Bowman and Company
Man waits twenty-two years for shave in Kansas
A Kansas man endures a long delay before finally receiving a shave. The odd tale highlights patient endurance and peculiar local happenings.
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Ron
Kansas
World's Greatest Mineral Water Sales Pitch
An advertisement touts World's Greatest Mineral Water with promises of vast value for one dollar and a money back guarantee from druggists. It promotes Petraline as a remedy for digestion and stomach issues, urging immediate trial.
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Fm World
Petraline
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Asher Bible Council
Service Committee
Cal Tiong
Tao
Harry Mr. Waugh
Just
Allen
Warlick Furniture Co
Jonah Day
Thornton-Lain'’s
Paris
Malin
Main
Crist Topping Thornton-Laird CO
Thornton-Laird’s
West
Infants’ and Children’s Dept
Loggins
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