Missionary Society At Bland Street Holds Year End Meeting
The Bland street Missionary Society gathered for a year end meeting in Hamilton with Mrs. H. Bradley presiding. Mrs. J. M. Sanders circle led the program featuring topics on peace and war prevention. Reports from committees were presented and a sum of 247.60 was raised from Week of Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giee Ea
Bettie Doutha
Bland Street
S Missionary Society
Hamilton
J. L. Penn
J. M Sanders
Federal Council of Churches
J. Penn
Lizzie Rice
Howard Barlow
Harold Beach
K. Henson
Tie Douthat
America
George Swope
John Dillard
Frank Alexander
J. M. Sanders
Sue Shafflebarger
Bulletin
Ww. Quekemever
J. R. Murphy
Raver
Immanuel Lutheran Women Hold Christmas Lesson Meeting
The Woman's Missionary society at Immanuel Lutheran church met at We parish house on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs E L Bailey led the session with readings by Mrs Charles Pearson Mrs 8 J Weiser and Mrs Paul Royer. Silent Night was sung and thoughts on the bank offering and tenth anniversary were shared. Mrs Charlies presided over business and a large portion answered roll. Mrs RK Keys was named leader for January. Mrs H A Bailey conducted the mission study closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
E. L. Bailey
Charles Pearson
J Weiser
Paul Royer
Grace Church Epworth League Holds Third Bible Study
Grace church Epworth League conducted its third Bible study class on Tuesday at the home of Miss Katherine Bor on Spruce Street. The gathering drew the largest attendance the class has seen.
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Grace Church
Epworth League
Katherine Bor
Spruce Street
Modern fat fighting method gains popularity
The passage markets Marmola description tablets as a modern scientific weight loss method used by millions over 20 years. It claims slender figures are widespread due to Marmola, urges readers to consult a doctor and asks for a $1 box with the decision.
Interesting lecture on How We Got Our Bible
F W Udy spoke on the origin of the Bible with refreshments served by the hostess. The league meets tonight at 7 30 at the church for a monthly business meeting and a short social led by the third department afterward.
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F. W. Udy
League
Protective Degree Meeting At Mrs Lazen Home
An interesting meeting of the Degree of Honor Viceetive association was held at 202 Fairfax street hosted by Mrs F D Lazen. Mrs Pearl E Hoke of Beckley spoke on the order’s insurance features and announced January officer elections. Current officers included Mrs Lagenby president and Mrs Johnston past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Lazenby
Fairfax Street
Pearl E. Hoke
Beckley
F. D. Lagenby
Bh. H Moucchins
Lee Clark
Thursday Morning Prayer Circle Meets at Webber Home
Conclusion of the meeting followed by a pleasant social period with refreshments. A prayer service is planned for 9 30 this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Webber on Boone street under the name Thursday Morning Prayer Circle. Large attendance is urged for the gathering.
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W. B. Webber
Boone Street
Women of the Mooseheart Legion Elect Officers in Session
Women of the Mooseheart Legion meet in Moosehall and elect officers led by Senior Regent Mrs B Houchins and Past Regent Mrs H G Johnston. A banquet honors Pat M Wilson of Charleston Beni Kedem temple with a 6:30 p.m. West Virginia hotel event followed by a reception and dance at the Masonic temple at 9. Shrine clubs plan extensive arrangements with Blue City Blue Boys providing music and visitors arriving from Charleston Huntington and Mount Hope.
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The
Mooseheart Legion
Moosehall
Mra
B. Houchins
H. G. Johnston
George P. Shrader
8. T. Coleman
Paul Rex
W. J. Hayton
H. T. Ruble
KE. Minnick
Monroe Slade
BE. T. Stephenson
Pat M. Wilson
Illnstrate Potentate
Charleston
Beni Kedem
Bluefield
Miss Brammer Noted for Digest Article on Women’s Thought
Miss Pearle Brammer secretary of the Bluefield Automobile club has an essay selected for the Literary Digest. She argues women are socially driven and quicker to adopt new fashions while maintaining current thinking, and that emancipation hinges on keeping women informed through daily readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Brammer
Bluefield Automobile Club
Literary Digest
Miss Brammer
Tea Honoring Mrs Hawes Ocurs in Lynchburg Home
Mrs H B Hawes of Lynchburg was honored at an informal afternoon tea Tuesday from 3 to 5 at the home of Mrs H B Weller Summers street with Mrs John R Dillard Fulton street as joint hostess. Hawes a former Bluefield resident is sister of Mrs Dillard and cousin of Mrs Weller. Guests enjoyed a salad course.
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H. B. Hawes
Lynchburg
H. B. Weller
Summers Street
John R. Dillard
Fulton Street
Hawes
Bluefield
Dillard
Weller
B. H. Cooper
B. Gilliam
Monroe Street
Christiansburg
L. W. Harris
Roanoke
H. Counts
Blackford
J. P. Cofer
Dearborn Street
W. K. Crenshaw
Bluefield Avenue
Mise Willette A. Allen
Atlanta
Thornhill Reception After Thornhill Wedding
Mr and Mrs Warren A Thornhill of Highland Avenue issue reception cards for Friday December 16 from 6 15 to 8 15 p m following the marriage of their daughter Miss Louise Thornhill to Mr Lawrence Russell. The wedding will be held at 6 p m at the Thornhill residence.
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Warren A. Thornhill
Highland Avenue
Miss Louise Thornhill
Lawrence Russell
Thornhill
G I A Meeting Time Moved to Two PM
The G I A meets this afternoon at 2 instead of 2 30 due to heavy business. The session will be held in the Pythian Engineers hall and a full attendance is urged. Attention is sharply directed to the change of hour.
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Pythian Engineers Hall
Alumnae Meeting at St Luke's Hospital Training School
An alumnae meeting of St Luke's Hospital Training School for Nurses is set for 1 30 this afternoon. All graduates are urged to attend at the hospital.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Ethel Crawford Cancels Friday Warlick Recital
Due to the fitness of a number of her pupils the recital planned for Friday evening at Warlick piano rooms has been canceled. The change affects several performers who were slated to appear in the program.
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Ethel Crawford
Warlick
Bluefield Temple Plans Election of Officers Tonight
Bluefield Temple 83 Pythian Sisters will hold a regular election of officers this evening at 7 30. Plans will be made at the meeting for a proposed Christmas celebration and it is hoped there will be a full attendance.
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Bluefield
Quota Club
West Virginian
Elizabeth Bond
Mary Becker
Louise Phillips
Ruth Rader
Heulah Price
Ben Williams
Miss Price
Y. W
Perry
Buchanan Mountain School
Bluefield Temple
Shelton Names Daughter Billie Catherine
Mr and Mrs F Scott Shelton of Fourth street announce the birth and name of their daughter Billie Catherine Mrs Shelton was formerly Miss Oma Turner of Norton Virginia.
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F. Scott Shelton
Fourth Street
Billie Catherine
Shelton
Oma Turner
Norton, Va
Church Clubs Set Meetings Across Week
Royal Ambassadors of College Avenue Baptist meet at the church this evening at 7 30. All members must attend. Junior G A s to gather Friday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs Eliza beth Eastey Albemarle street. The Senior C A R meets Friday evening at 7 30 with Neney Ross Jefferson street.
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Royal Ambassadors of
College Avenue
G. As
College Avenue Baptist Church
Elizabeth Eastey
Albemarle Street
Neney Ross
Jefferson Street
Local visitors extend stay in Bluefield and area
Mrs. HB Hawes of Lynchburg visits her mother Mrs. Belle Prince and relatives in the city and plans to remain in Bluefield for another week. Mrs. Pearl FE Hoke of Beckley returns home after working in Bluefield for the Degree of Honor Protective association. Raymond Harrington of Detroit is mentioned in the brief social notes.
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HB. Hawes
Lynchburs
Belle Prince
Bluefield
Pearl FE. Hoke
Beckiey
Stae
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Raymond Harrington
Detroit
W. K. McDowell
Mercer Street
Nashville
H. B. Jarrett
Hemphill
W. D. Little
War
J. A. Burgess
Davy
E. Rorrer
Hilleville
National 4 H contest names three healthiest youths
Marie Antrim of Engman Kansas and J Fred Christensen of College Springs Indiana were chosen as the healthiest girl and boy in the United States at a national 4 H clubs competition linked to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The report also notes local visitors shoppers and patients in city hospitals with multiple family and travel updates.
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HBSE
United States
Chicago
Marie Antrim
Engman
Kas
J. Fred Christensen
College Springs
Tribe still lacks pilot as Harris and Collins pursuit falters
The Cleveland Indians remain without a playing manager after failing to land Bucky Harris, former Washington pilot, or Eddie Collins of the Athletics.
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TRIBE
Cleveland Indians
Bucky Harris
Washington Pilot
Eddie Collins
Athletics
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Diamond Sale
J. W. Waters CO
Federal St
Blueheld
W. Va
Mooseheart Election
Shrine Club
Brammer
Mrs. Hawes
Pythian Sisters
Billie Catherine Shelton
G. A’s
Gotham
Bluefo Id Shoe Co
Federal Street
W. F. Dogging
Third Street
William Howell
Arthur Leffel
Will Ed Shawver
Shawvers Mill
O. L. Leffel
Little Neice
Beulah Rolen
Union Street
Leffel
John Leffel
Mary Marie
James H. Gollehon
Royal Cafe
J. H. Rosenheim
D. C. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Roy Mitchell
Jefferson Hospital
Mary Mustard
Fifth Street
Anderson Tate
Peggy
First Baptist Church
S. W. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Charles W. London
Baltimore
London
Jennie Cohen
Dr. Howard
Jhome Jewelry CO
A. W. Cox Department Store
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