Last Meeting Called by Clapper Fanny Members
Clapper Fanny urges all members to attend the final meeting of the year. Dues and mite-boxes should be brought, as the year’s work hinges on the quarterly close.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
4
Clapper Fanny urges all members to attend the final meeting of the year. Dues and mite-boxes should be brought, as the year’s work hinges on the quarterly close.
The Quota Club held its annual Christmas party at the YWCA with 35 places set for dinner and gifts under $1. Mrs. F. L. Black led the service committees as Maude Pamplin recited a Christmas story. Miss Kath Higginbotham accompanied with piano tunes and games followed the four course meal.
A Chanukah program by the Sisterhood shone Sunday night with rich one act pieces about Fo x Ofendelasohh the composer. Cast included Kwass Sidney Sennett Mani Block Ida Matz and others Selma Jaffee ytzy Rodgin Anita ther Marvin Sennett Jack Cohen Ira Gross Fredamay Levie Bertie Rodgin. Rock of Ages closed the program with Miss Besther Henry leading songs.
Mrs D C Mitchell and Miss Cleo I Morris will be soloists at the Christmas entertainment at the First Christian church Sunday School. The program begins at 9 45 am with the regular Sunday school hour and aims to attract a large crowd. A violin soloist will perform Ligato during the cantata to be held Sunday evening by the church choir.
Weeks of planning culminate in an evening under the direction of Frank Roberts. The choir's performance is expected to offer a string of engaging numbers and notable vocal arrangements.
Miss Airey Bean entertained a large circle of friends at her Hope street home on Thursday evening. Games and dancing followed by refreshments at 11 o'clock for guests Misses Helen Gregory Anna Jarrett Virginia Oliver Carrie Lee Kitts Clara Evans Ruby Hamilton Annabelle Swecker Ruth Cook Messrs Vernon Morrisette Sheik Porterfield Scott Blankenship Douglas Long Arthur Martin Jer Harmon Guy Leevy Ira en.
The Junior Missionary Society hosts a short Christmas program at 4 o clock in ton Hall. Santa Claus will attend to see how well the children behaved. Members are asked to bring white boxes and dues as the year ends.
Trinity Methodist Church will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The notice invites attending members and seeks participation in the church activities.
The Fairview school presents The Christmas Carol with a 20 minute prelude before the main play. Performances are scheduled for the second day of the event.
At Christ Episcopal Church Sunday morning the customary sermon is replaced by a choir performance. The service will feature the choir presenting a special musical program in place of the usual sermon.
The cantata The Wondrous Light by Stults is described as very beautiful and enjoyable. Mrs. F T Ridley will be at the organ. The public is invited to attend.
Elizabeth Shelton director at Beaver High announces the annual carol service at Beaver Municipal Auditorium Tuesday evening. Public is invited with no admission charged.
Mrs G F Gillespie of Bluefield Virginia hosted an informal reception Thursday evening at her Tazewell Street home. Her daughter Mrs Harold Speed served as the honored guest.
The notice lists a newborn son Daniel Strum Davis born Friday December 18 to Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Davis of 210 Cedar Street. It also details multiple holiday travels and visits including Mrs Edward D. Shott and Bar Junior Keeney to Charleston, Judge Martin Williams of Pearisburg visiting, Mrs Braxton Hancock in Huntington, Miss Elizabeth Hooper and families, Miss Margaret Mannakee and cadets at Fort Defiance, and various others from Tazewell, Abingdon, and Bluefield traveling or visiting relatives.
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