Wa de Parent Teacher Association Hears Literary Talk
At the Wade Parent-Teacher Association meeting Mrs read an inspirational message from the national president. Prof H. P.mas of Bluefield College spoke on the Educational Value of Social Service and Mrs F. Y. Jackson presented an essay on life with a vocal rendition of Sonata Pathetique.
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Wade Parent-Teacher Association
Natonal
America
R EB. Holder
H. P.mas
Bluefield
Col
F. Y. Jackson
Ross
John McMullin
J. Poconae
R. E
Thents by Johan Bo at the local library
A library display highlights Thents by Johan Bo from The Great Hunger. The note describes a professional reader's report on a manuscript, stressing that authors and readers must see and read only as written, with reviewers conveying exact thoughts.
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Johan Bo
Kotex marketed as affordable personal care
A brief promotional note describes Kotex sold in drug and department stores with a twelve in a package. It emphasizes ease and cost effectiveness, urging readers to question old hesitancies and try the product. The casual call to action highlights affordability and accessibility.
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KOTEX
Fairview PTA Aids Community Efforts and Honors Partners
The social service committee led by Miss Mary Dinwiddie organized a meeting of the Fairview Parent-Teacher Association with talks from Desir Gilmore of the U star on Y W C A activities, Gtula Frieman on school social work, and Kiwanis’ W Udy plus Quota Club president Mrs Becker.
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Social Service Committee
Mary Dinwiddie
Fairview Parent- Teacher Association
Desir Gilmore
U. Star
Mise Gtula Frieman
W. Udy
Kiwanis Club
South Bluefield
Fairview PT. A
Social Life in Mesopotamia Discussed at Gamma Delphian
At the Gamma Delphian Chapter meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the YWCA, Mrs. Alex Mahood chaired. Mrs. EB Wade gave a summary of the previous lesson and was noted for the afternoon. Mrs Mabood, Mrs O M Deyerle attended.
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Mesopotamia
Gamma Delphian
Alex Mahood
EB. C. Wade
Mabood
O. M. Deyerle
Flapper Fanny reports on Santa filling docks after Christmas
Flapper Fanny remarks that Santa will fill their docks and weariness is eased by stockings. Mrs. Dick Woods Mrs. L. D. Wilmore and Mrs. H. H. offered excellent text reports, and the meeting continued after Christmas.
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Dick Woods
L. D. Wilmore
H. H
Dinner for Eastern Star officers honors Mrs. Katherine Meade
Dinner for Blue Chapter officers and past officers will be served at the West Virginian Hotel at 6 pm Monday December 14 in compliment to Mrs. Katherine Meade of Parkersburg the grand worthy matron who will be here for a formal visit of inspection. Members may reserve by calling Mrs. John Land at 616 no later than noon on the day of the dinner.
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Blue Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
West Virginian
Katherine Meade
Parkersburg
John Land
Ramsey P T A Meeting Highlights Christmas Spirit
Ramsey P T A session chaired by Mrs James O Keefe heard Dr Samuel W Moore open with a prayer and deliver a forceful talk on The True Spirit of Christmas. Pupils of Miss Julia Wise presented a visualization machine with Master Billie Webber on violin accompanying songs. A brief business session followed.
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James O'Keefe
Ramey Rent Teacher Association
Samuel W. Moore
Mise
Julia Wise
Billie Webber
Hancock PTA Meeting Draws Parents From School
Between seventy five and one red persons including mothers of the pupils left Hancock evening at school for the Hancock Parent-Teacher Association meeting.
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Hancock
Hancock Parent-Teacher Association
Progress in Education Highlighted by New Superintendent
BE. C. Wade gave a short talk on educational progress at the social hour. Reading selections by Mire, Painter and Master Edne complemented the event as attendees enjoyed refreshments.
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Tyigings
BE. C. Wade
Mire
Edne
Calvary B Y P U To Host Sock Social Fundraiser
Calvary B Y P U will meet at Mrs. KR E H home for a sock social. Members must make a tiny sock and donate pennies equal to twice their shoe size. Funds collected support the church building fund.
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Calvary B. Y. P.U
KR. E. H
Trinity Methodist Woman's Auxiliary to Meet at 2 30
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Methodist Church convenes this afternoon at 2 30 for a year end meeting. Circle leaders will draw for circle memberships and attendance of 100 percent is urged.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Circle No 1 Presbyterian church Bluefield meets today
Circle No 1 of the Presbyterian church of Bluefield Virginia will meet today at 3 o clock with H C Callaway.
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Circle No
Presbyterian Church of
Bluefield, Va
H.C. Callaway
Episcopal Guild Meets This Afternoon on Bland Street
The Episcopal Guild will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Joe Hoge on Bland Street.
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The
Episcopal Guild
Joe Hoge
Bland Street
Local Residents Return From Illness and Travel
Mrs H E Meador of Rogers street returns home after six weeks illness in Blacksburg. Mrs Charlie Chambers of Rogers street remains at home. Mrs Laura Oxley of 2 re visits Westminster relatives this afternoon at 3. Flasheots arrived after trips to Columbus Cleveland Buffalo and Toronto. Miss Marion Thomas, Fredericksburg College student, must discontinue studies.
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H. E. Meador
Rogers Street
Blacksburg
Charlie Chambers
I 111
Laura Oxley
Westminster
Flasheots
Columbus
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toronto
Canada
Marion Thomas
Fredericksburg
Small City Residents Enter and Leave Local Health Facility
The article lists numerous residents visiting or staying at Bluefield Sanitarium and St Luke's Hospital in Bristol and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Claude Ireson Mrs H S Bhott Mrs J M Perkins and others undergoing operations or convalescing. Several relatives travel to Florida and Virginia towns.
Million Dollar Fortune Left in Trust for Girl
In City Missouri on December 6 a 25 year old girl will gain a million dollar trust from the will of Flora Holdredge. The fortune, left to her as a lifelong trust, cannot be touched until she reaches the designated age. Flora Holdredge widow of J T Holdredge, a prominent grain dealer and Miller from Kansas and Missouri, set up the trust.
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City
Angeles
Flora Holdredge
J. T. Holdredge
Miller
Kansas
Missou
Miss Holdredge
Trust plan divides estate for Miss Holdredge till age 70
The estate will be divided into 160 equal parts and paid to Miss Holdredge at five year intervals until she reaches seventy. A permanent trust fund of 100000 dollars will be established for her care after age 70.
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Holdredge
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Tazewell
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Bramwell
Charles Sexton
Reese Street
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Kimball
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Dunkburet Avenue
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Valpiece
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