Vanderbilt Cup Triumph by the Four Aces Team
The Four Aces led by Burnstine Jacoby Gottlieb and Schenken won the 1934 Vanderbilt Cup, defeating the Ocelots in the finals after a 4 090 point margin. The match featured long boards and notable plays including Jacoby’s blind raise and a key six club contract swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burnstine
Michael Gottlied
Oswald Jacoby
Howard Schenken
Vanderbilt
North
South
West
Burnstine
East
Jacoby
A. M. Barnes
John Ray
Charles Lochridge
H. H. Boscowitz
New York
Charlies Goren
Philadelphia
Four Ocelots
Asbury Park
Louis H. Watson
Edward Hymes, Jr
Sam Fry, Jr
M. D
Jimmie’) Maier
Gottlieb
Schenken
Fry
Hymes
Hymes-Fry
Mrs. Goodwin of Cedar Bluff Dies at 75
Mrs. Nannie Harlowe Goodwin 75 died Monday at her Cedar Bluff home. She was married to Charles E. Goodwin founder of Clinch Valley Blanket Mills in 1876, eight children survive, plus five sisters and one brother. Funeral held at Cedar Bluff Methodist Church with interment in Hawkins Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Harlowe Goodwin
Cedar Bluff
Goodwin
Charles E. Goodwin
Clinch Valley Blanket Mills
Robert W. Harman
H. L. Young
Worth
W. Va
E. R. Fortner
Ravenna
J. T. Honaker
John O
James E
C. A
W. E. Goodwin
Ed Beard
Renick
William Wade
Anthony Creek
Texas Creek
Sealston
Charles Carson
Newark
N. J
Edgar Griffin
Cedar Bluff Man Hurt In Bluefield Is Home
Wallace Hill of Cedar Bluff returned home after being treated for minor injuries from a pedestrian auto accident in Bluefield. He was hit when stepping from behind a parked car. the driver Booker offered assistance and police reported the incident as unavoidable with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hill
Cedar Bluff
Hill
Bluefield
Booker
Dickenson County Man Killed in Auto Wreck
Aubrey Boyd aged 30, a prosperous Dickenson County farmer, was killed Saturday night in an automobile wreck near Neon Kentucky. He was unmarried and survived by his mother Mrs Palmyra Boyd and brother Tollie Boyd of Osborne Gap. Interment followed at a nearby family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Boyd
Neon
Boyd
Dickenson County
Palmyra Boyd
Tollie Boyd
Osborne Gap
Red Ash Mine Resumes Operation After Fire
Consumers Mining at Red Ash resumes operation Wednesday after two week idle period as a power company installs a new sub station. The sub station was damaged by a fire of unknown origin and Raven Red Ash mine No 1 had also been idle several days due to the burn out. Operations expected to restart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Mining Corporation
Red Ash
Raven Red Ash
Elma Proffitt of Red Ash Dies at 19
Elma Proffitt, 19, daughter of Charles Proffitt of Red Ash, died at Mattie Williams hospital last Friday morning. The death was attributed to pneumonia after a short illness. Interment followed at a private cemetery near the Proffitt home beside her mother, with several brothers and sisters as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Proffitt
Charles Proffitt
Red Ash
Mattie Williams Hospital
Proffitt
Witten's Brother Improves After Mine Injury
Reports from Welch's Stevens clinic say Thomas J. Witten, injured in a Coalwood mine accident Thursday, was resting well Friday night and has an even chance for recovery. Witten, a West Virginia University alumnus with many northern West Virginia friends, is listed as a patient in Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greever Witten
Thomas J. Witten
Coalwood
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Witten
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Thanksgiving visits and local life in Richlands
Mrs. Paul Davis and daughters Misses June and Margie, Mrs. J. W. Dickerson and son Jimmy spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Elkins. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Collins moved to housekeeping on Railroad Avenue. Mrs. H. B. Sadler, Miss Mable Clark, Ed Clark and Uncle Willie Kincannon shopped in Bluefield Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
June
Margie
J. W. Dickerson
Jimmy
J. D. Elkins
Arch Collins
Railroad Avenue
H. B. Sadler
Mable Clark
Ed. Clark
Willie Kincannon
Bluefield
Richlands Society Hosts Delightful Evening in Honor
A party at the home of Misses Helen and Marguerite Steele honored guest Miss Stella Looney of Grundy. Guest list included Patty Orr, Nan Hunter, Margaret Hunter, Willie Lee Dickenson, Geraldine Smith, Ruth Hagg, Lorraine Horton, Lavonia Belcher, Gladys Robinson, Virginia Robinson, Margaret Helton, and Buford Cyphers among others. Refreshments followed late dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Marguerite Steele
Stella Looney
Grundy
Patty Orr
Nan
Margaret Hunter
Willie Lee Dickenson
Geraldine Smith
Ruth Hagg
Lorraine Horton
Lavonia Belcher
Gladys
Virginia Robinson
Margaret Helton
Buford and
Morris Cyphers
Robin Goodwin
Ralph Boswell
Freddie Tizens
James Buskill
Buford Russell
Bob Fitzer
Crip Jesse
Marvin Wilson
Mrs Blanch O Malley Admitted After Home Fall
Mrs Blanch O Malley is a patient at Mattie Williams hospital with a fractured hip from a fall at her home early last week. She is resting as comfortably as could be expected.
Ladies Aid meeting at Christian church observes Christmas
The Ladies Aid society of the Christian church met with sixteen members present. Miss Louise Hawkins led the program and several short subjects were given by Miss Isabelle McBrayer, Mrs. Maude Childress and Mrs. J. J. Draper. Yule gifts circulated and a salad plate was served before carols and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Louise Hawkins
Isabelle McBrayer
Maude Childress
J. J. Draper
W C United Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting
The W. C. U. will meet at Mrs. Geo. R. McCall home on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G. W. Gabriel and Mrs. C. T. Underwood assisting as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
T. U
Geo. R. McCall
G. W. Gabriel
C. T. Underwood
Card of Thanks for Avery Quillen
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends in Richlands for kindness during illness and death of Avery Quillen. They acknowledge car use and floral tributes and sign from Mother and Sister Mrs. B. A. Elswick and Mrs. Roy T. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Avery Quillen
A. Elswick
Roy T. White
Mrs White Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. W. E. F. White Thursday afternoon with Mrs. M. Zeigier and Mrs. Ringstaff as as-
Meeting Overall With Hostesses And Members Present
The president Mrs George R McCall presided over the meeting. Mrs Kenneth Williams led the program with help from Mrs J P Shockey Mrs BE H Horne and Mrs Sam Leece. After business hour refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistant
George R. McCall
Kenneth Williams
J. P. Shockey
BE. H. Horne
Sam Leece
Workers Circle Meet At Mrs Jewel’s Home
The workers circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Ted Jewel on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T Blankenship and Mrs. H B Sadler as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Jewel
T. Blankenship
H. B. Sadler
Circles No 1 and 3 of the Presbyterian Aux Meet
Circles No 1 and 3 of the Presbyterian auxiliary met at Mrs. J C Montgomery home with nine members and two visitors. Miss DuBois led the devotional, a new young people worker, followed by a program under Miss Margaret Boggess. Hostess served a salad plate after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
J. C. Montgomery
DuBois
Margaret Boggess
Carr Casey nuptials announce marriage of Katherine Carr
Mr and Mrs Arthur Carr announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine to Mr William Casey of Red Ash. The ceremony took place November 30 and the couple will reside in Red Ash.
Merchant Frank McGlothlin Moves Family to Town
Frank McGlothlin a leading local merchant has moved his family from Bluefield Virginia to reside in the town after several years in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGlothlin
Bluefield
Katharine Jones Weds Dr Leeland Hobbs in Kingsport Tennessee
Miss Katharine Jones marries Dr Leeland F. Hobbs in Kingsport with a small ceremony conducted by Rev. Bayes. The bride, daughter of prominent Tazewell residents, graduated from Tazewell High and State Teachers College Farmville and taught in Tazewell County. Dr. Hobbs, son of Mrs. L. F. Hobbs Sr., Virginia alumnus, interned at several hospitals and works with Jewell Ridge Coal, plus clinics at Mattie Williams hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs-Jones
Kingsport
Tenn
Katherine Jones
Leeland F. Hobbs
Bayes
Kingsport Methodist Church
Hobbs
C. W. Jones
Tazewell
State Teachers College
Farmville
Tazewell County
L. F. Hobbs Sr
Norfolk
University of Virginia
Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation
Jewell Ridge
Mattie Williams
Hobbs Couple Return to Jewell Ridge for Honeymoon
Dr and Mrs Hobbs return to Jewell Ridge where icy will stay until after the holidays. They plan an extensive honeymoon and then establish their home at Jewell Ridge upon returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hobbs
Jewell Ridge
Icy
Mrs. Hobb
Perry Bryant Wimmer Union Sealed In Bailey County
Bailey West Virginia reports Perry Bryant and Anna May Wimmer wed. Friends rejoiced as the couple were serenaded Monday at the groom’s parents home, Mr and Mrs R Bryant. They will honeymoon two weeks visiting various places before settling with the Bryant family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
W. Va
Perry Bryant
Anna May Wimmer
Bailey Rural Youth Club Meeting Notice
The Bailey Rural Youth club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the schoolhouse next Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Youth Club
Bailey Rural Youth Club
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Festivities
Bailey person ally Repass was a business visitor Thursday. Roy Nash visited Roanoke Monday and Tuesday. Woodrow George, enlisted last August, is stationed in Honolulu. E. J. Dillon and Mrs R Bryant visited friends in Leaksville and Roanoke the past week. Mrs R L Caudill shopped in Bluefield. Lillian Tabor spent Wednesday night in Bluefield. Mr and Mrs J E French and children from Pulaski attended. C H French and Evelyn Bluefield were dinner guests of F K Karr. Elizabeth French recovered from chickenpox and returned to school. Mr and Mrs F K Karr dined with Mr and Mrs J W Karr of Bluefield on Thanksgiving. Mrs Karr hosted Mr and Mrs J Roy Mullins. Ozella French, recently ill, is out. Mrs J H Wagner was shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
C. H. French
Evelyn
Bluefield
F. K. Karr
Elizabeth French
J. W. Karr
J. B. Adama
W.L. Painter
Cincinnati
Albert McCall
Lois Wagstaff
Chase City
Wagstaff
Tazewell School
Emma Greever
Bluefield College
H. Reynolds
F. R. Carat
H. A. Willie
Join McKinsey
Chester
Cassie Harman
Westhampton College
Richmond
Harman
Mies Harriett Moes
Icefield College
Judge Peery Hands Heavy Sentences on First Day
In his first day on the bench Judge Albert Peery imposed strict penalties on multiple defendants. Alex Addison and R. Lowe faced fines and costs for illegal spirits and disorderly conduct, W. Harris matched the sentence, Cecil Mosley jailed for fine nonpayment after a ham theft, Joyce fined for disorderly conduct, and Robert Van Dyke received a 30 day jail term plus a 745 fine on hit and run with an additional dismissal for driving drunk due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peery
Mr.ry
Alex Addison
Costes
R. Lowe
W. Harris
Cecil Mosley
Joyce
Robert van Dyke
van Dyke
Peery
Tip Top Notes Winter Cold and Local Events
Tip Top Virginia reports a week of winter with temperatures around ten degrees. Farmer Joe Hunt killed a 475 pound porker. Beecher Johnson recovers from surgery at Bluefield sanitarium. Tip Top School hosts a Parent Teacher supper with a cake contest won by J. C. Johnson and Iie Wilburn. Thelma Lampert chose guest cake. Funds raised benefit the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Top
Joe Hunt
Near Tip Top
P.t.-A
Parent- Teacher Association
J. C. Johnson
Iie Wilburn
Bailey
Thelma Lampert
Tip Top Personal News From Local Community
Mr and Mrs Tobe Nash of Bluefield visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Bertie Johnson was visiting Jenkinsons last Sunday. J P Wilson former telegrapher for Norfolk and Western was ill several days but improving. Bob Hawkins of War visited here last Wednesday. James Snell has been ill at home this week with tonsillitis. S P Mathena, aged farmer and well known local citizen, is quite ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Nash
Bluefield
Bertie Johnson
Jenkinsones
J. P. Wilson
Norfolk and Western
Bob Hawkins
War
James Snell
S. P. Mathena
Mrs Nannie Virginia Goodwin Dies After Illness
Cedar Bluff Virginia December 7 Mrs Nannie Virginia Goodwin 75 died at home December 2 after a lingering illness. Her husband preceded her in death. She is survived by eight children H L Young Worth E R Fortner Ravenna KY R W Harman Tazewell J F Honaker Cedar Bluff 25 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Methodist church Wednesday 2:30 conducted by Rev H Lovelace assisted by Dr R T L Liston and Rev Mr Newton. Interment Hankina Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Franklin, W. Va
Cedar Bluff Methodist Church
Fred G. McGuire
R. Williams
James P. Williams
R. G. Mee Call
John B. Gillespie
J. C. Montmery
H. V. Lindsey
Harry W. E
F. O. Gillespie
George Nicewander
Paul Buskill
T. J. Cyphers
B. D. Humphreys
H. G. Norman
F. C. Smith
Cedar Bluff
Nannie Virginia Goodwin
Marriage of Mildred Fern Shamblin and Edgar B Lieffer
Mr and Mrs C E Shamblin announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred Fern to Mr Edgar B Lieffer on November 18 at Welch The Rev L W Pierce performed the ceremony Mrs Lieffer previously ran Cora's Beauty Shop in Richlands VA Mr Lieffer is the son of Mr and Mrs Bert Lieffer of Cedar Bluff and works for Jewell Ridge Coal Company
Circle meetings share refreshment after programs
Circle No. 1 met Thursday at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Kenneth Belcher with eight members present. Circle No. 2 met at the same hour with Mrs H W Bane eight members present. The devotional was given by Mrs H W Norman. Mrs Sherman Burriss had charge of the program. Delicious refreshments were served at the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Kenneth Belcher
H. W. Bane
H. W. Norman
Sherman Burriss
Cedar Bluff Personal Notes Reflect Community Movements
Elisha Beard and several Cedar Bluff families travel for the death of Mrs. Nannie Goodwin. Mrs H L Young from Worth, West Virginia visits relatives. Mrs Rebecca Lowe lies ill at her daughter Kate McDilda’s home. Mr and Mrs H W Bane and son Buddy, and Mrs J H Hall with daughter Cleo shop in Bristol. G W Dean relocates to Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluff
Elisha Beard
Daniel Rapp
Cecil Powell
Guy Beard
Nellie
Mary Bee Beard
Renich
Nannie Goodwin
H. L. Young
Worth
W. Va
Rebecca Lowe
Kate McDilda
H. W. Bane
Buddy
J. H. Hall
Cleo
Bristol
G. W. Dean
Richlande
Cat Caretaker Story From Bamberg Remark
A quirky Bamberg note describes Mrs. J W Price and her Persian cat. The cat supposedly bathes her family and tends ten chicks along with three newborn kittens, washing each day with tongue cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberg
8. C
J. W. Price
Tazewell notes TVA soil program and local trade
In Tazewell County the area around Laurel Fork is approved for TVA soil conservation demonstration with government phosphate for grazing soil. The 15 000 acre region spans timber and pasture with farms, while merchants prep for holiday sales and turkey prices rise. Masons elect officers for the year and notable locals visit or host events during Thanksgiving week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Thomas W. Jackson
TVA
Tazewell County
Laurel Fork
Tennessee
Poor Valley
Thompson Valley
Rapitat Valley
Big Stoney Ridge
Clinch
Bluestone
Big Stone
Elkhorn
Dry Fork
Ohio
New and Kanawha
Tug
Big Sandy
North Tazewell
Post Office Site Battle Delays Federal Building Plans
WPA grants fund landscaping at the courthouse and a $65,000 federal building project for Tazewell is delayed while officials seek an acceptable site. Congressman Flannagan cites site selection as the cause and notes Bluefield and Tazewell are only eligible towns. local interest could drop the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Washington
Federal
Tazewell
John W. Flannagan
Flannagan
Treasury
Bluefield
TAZEWELL AREA NEWS NOTES HEALTH AND GROUP MEETINGS
Ed C Peery returns from Bluefield hospital and recuperates at home. H P Brittain resumes duties as county treasurer after illness. John B Battimore improving after illness. Glenn M St Clair back home from Bluefield hospital after three weeks. Harman Helmandollar recovering from blood poisoning. Bob Akers, high school janitor, shows little improvement at home. H G Peery of North Tazewell able to be out after illness. P T A to meet 7 30 at high school library Wednesday. North Tazewell Community League to meet 8 pm Tuesday in teachers rest room to discuss school matters. Mr and Mrs H E Kiser and son Puck expected home Sunday from Richmond. Mrs Wharton O Keeffe of Bluefield was a visitor in Tazewell Friday. Miss Pearl Thompson of Thompson Valley arrived home from Broad Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Ed C. Peery
Bluefield
H. P. Brittain
John B. Battimore
Glenn M. St. Clair
Harman Helmandollar
Bob Akers
H. G. Peery
North Tazewell
P.T. A
North Tazewell Community League
H. E. Kiser
Puck
Richmond
Kiser
R. L. Strange
Wharton O'Keeffe
Pearl Thompson
Thompson Valley
Broad Run
Slater
Yards VA Social News Items Mixed With Visits
Miss M M Butt and sons Eugene and Marvin of Yards visited Mr and Mrs Oliver Bechner at Elkhorn. Mrs Kermit Anderson and children Ardis and Mervyn Edward of Falla Mills spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F B Sarver. Mrs Pearl Blankenship and son Billy of Williamson visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs W T Epperson and Norma Jean of Yards were luncheon guests of Mrs Rege OBrien at Pocahontas. Elwood Buckland of Belsprings spent holidays with relatives here. Mrs C H Jackson is ill. Edgar Sarver of Cleveland spent the past week here. Mrs Pat Gordon of Bleufield visited Mr and Mrs Pete Crockett Thursday night. Pete Peterson of Bluefield spent Sunday with Bill White. Mrs Mattie Fowler has been ill this week. Mr and Mrs J F Shewsbury attended the funeral of Mrs Lawrence Moore at Montcalm. Miss Maude Fleshman of Bluefield spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs R F Compton. Buddy and Ceceile Butt of Roanoke spent several days here. Miss Euna Crawford visited sister Mrs Harry Murry at Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yards
M. M. Butt
Eugene and
Marvin
Oliver Bechner
Elkhorn
Kermit Anderson
Ardis
Mervyn Edward
Falla Mills
Sarver
Pearl Blankenship
Billy
Williamson
W. T. Epperson
Norma Jean
Rege O'Brien
Pocahontas
Elwood Buckland
Belsprings
C. H. Jackson
Edgar Sarver
Cleveland
Pat Gordon
Bleufield
Pete Crockett
Pete Peterson
Bluefield
Bill White
Mattie Fowler
J. F. Shewsbury
Lawrence Moore
Montcalm
Maude Fleshman
R. F. Compton
Buddy
Ceceile Butt
Roanoke
Miss Euna Crawford
Harry Murry
Amonate Personals
Virginia
Alma Carte
Narrows
B. W. Rasnick
Billy Whitt
Ray and
Roger
Paul Brown
Roy Webb
Grundy
L. L. Perry
Chilhowle
BE. Massey
Caroline
Bramwell
Norma Thiess
Ravenawood
Herman Pruett
C. C. Cassell
N. C. Smith
Charleston
Charlies Gregory
Keystone
R. &. Cassell
M. E. Harmon
Bluefield Sanitarium
J. Arthur Lewis
Ladies Aid society holds meeting at theater in Amite
The auxiliary of the Ladies' Aid society met at the theater in Amite with president Mrs. J. A. Lewis presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Earl Bartley. Mrs. J. O. Hall elected treasurer. Members present included Mrs. S. E. Massey Mrs. J. A. Suter Mrs. Edna Billips and others along with Rev. G. W. Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amonate
Ladies' Aid Society
J. A Lewis
Earl Bartley
J. O. Hall
E. Massey
J. A. Suter
Edna Billips
Lam Davis
Howard Morefield
Robert Asbury
Bob Robinson
New Arrivals Welcome Baby Girls Shirley Ann
Mr and Mrs Vaught Monk announce the birth of a baby girl on November 26. Mr and Mrs Everette Lambert welcome a daughter born November 27 named Shirley Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaught Monk
Everette Lambert
Shirley Ann
Birthday Party Honors Two Year Old Joan Shelton Morefield
Mrs. Shelton Morefield hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Joan celebrating her second birthday. Guests enjoyed games and dainty refreshments with assistance from Mrs. Howard Morefield. The honoree received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Morefield
Joan
Howard Morefield
Circle Meests West Virginia Ladies Aid meeting
The West Virginia circle of the Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. J. E. Vernon's home with Mrs. Claudine Peery in charge. The program opened with a hymn and a nativity play featuring Mary Grace Rakes Mildred Perkins Cathern Vernon Sadie Vernon Grace Lyons Edith House Melba Ross Madelyn Sauer Elizabeth Shrader. Additional participants included Mrs. C. E. Brewster Mrs. J. A. Lewis and Mrs. J. O. Hail with Mrs Bird directing the buss-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Ladies Aid Society
J. E. Vernon
Claudine Peery
Mary Grace Rakes
Mildred Perkins
Cathern Vernon
Sadie Vernon
Grace Lyons
Edith House
Melba Ross
Madelyn Sauer
Elizabeth Shrader
C. E. Brewster
J. A. Lewis
J. O. Hail
Bird
Local Residents Attend Visits and Family Gatherings
Refreshments were served as AMONATE PERSONALS and families from Narrows and nearby towns visited friends here. Several guests and relatives, including the Pruetts, Shrewsburys, Neal, Parker, Brewster family, Rasnicks, and Whitts, spent weekends with various locals. The article notes funerals, illnesses, and hospital visits, including the Lawr ence Moore service and J Arthur Lewis regaining activity, with Mrs. Sarah Robertson traveling after her mother’s death.
Delightful surprise party for Mrs. Macie Epperson at Falls Mills
A Wednesday night gathering at Mrs. Macie Epperson’s Falls Mills home honored her with games and late refreshments. Attendees included Vernon Baker, Evan Tabor, Helen Perdue, Maggie Garvin, Edith, Zane, Ruth Bane, Zennith Tabor, Margaret Shrader, Hettie Shrader, Dwight Perdue, Andrew Shrader, Price Mathena, EB, O. Whitt, Dennis Asher, Albert Epperson, and Macie Epperson’s family.
Enjoyable Party at Evelyn French Home in West Graham
Evelyn French hosted a Saturday night party at her West Graham home attended by Mud Fork guests including Ruth Tabor Helen Perdue Virginia Duddley Edit Baker Vernon Louise Zane Margaret Hettie Shrader William Baker Dupey C M Wagner Andrew Shrader Hubert Dudley Bluefield Lena Hazel Bane Martha Clarendia Myers Edgar French and their two sons Ruddy and Jeff from Pulaski Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn French
West Graham
Mud Fork
Ruth Tabor
Helen Perdue
Virginia Duddley
Edit Baker
Vernon
Louise
Zane Margaret
Hettie Shrader
William Baker
Dupey
C. M. Wagner
Andrew Shrader
Hubert Dudley
Bluefield
Lena
Hazel Bane
Martha
Clarendia Myers
Edgar French
Ruddy
Jeff
Pulaski
Falls Mills Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Audry Bowman visits Bluefield High School. Ruth Bane returns home to Bluefield from here. Several locals ill including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lewis and Dupley Wagner. Hettie Shrader hosts Ruth Bane. many names, visits, and Sunday gatherings noted around Falls Mills.
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Batra Tow
Oren
Wien
Aces
EAS
By the
Four Aces
Husband
Blanket Mills
Richlands Personals
Richlands Society
Steele
Bailey VA
Mary E. French
Alter Mathena
Beecher Johnson
Tazewell, VA
Masons
Tazewell Lodge of Masons
R. S. Sadler
Hubert Peery
Walter Baugh
F. W. Leslie
J. R. Boggess
A. L. McCall
R. O. Vandyke
C. M. Adkins
T. A. Repass
W. W. Arrowood
W. T. Gillespie
J. G. Barnett
Court House
Amine
Hess
HLS
MLS
Falls Mills
Audry Bowman
Sidney Bowmen
Ruth Bane
Joe
Hettie Sharder
Raymond Lewis
Dupley Wagner
Henry College
Louise Baker
Troy
Chester Morgan
Athens
Sam Shrader
Abbe Valley
Vernon Baker
Rose Caldwell
Curtis Tabor
J. L. Forest
Claude Scott
Home Creek
Sam. Caldwell
Sarah Ann
Mullins
C. A. Carter
J. M. Burton
Price Mathena
Taft Wagner
moEnay AE
Mississippi
Bing Crosby
Fields
Joan Bennett
Dixieland
Grand Old Oprey
WSM
Nashville
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