Gala Affair Honors Recent Wedded Couple
A gala progressive party celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zaltzman recently returning from their wedding trip. The route began at the Clark home on Jefferson Street and ended with a dance on Ramsey Street. Guests presented the couple with Lenox China as a gift and the event featured festive greens and candlelight.
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Progressive Party
Louis Zaltman
Harry Clark
Jefferson Street
8S. Angrist
Ramsey Street
Clark
Sidney Kwass
Max TK
Constance Lameth
Welch
Saul M. Cohen
Selma Jaffee
Charleston
Angrist
Ben
Abe
Harry Angrist
Jerry Frank
Zaltzman
Freda Frank
Birthday Party At Home Of Mr and Mrs Taylor
Mr and Mrs J G Taylor of Princeton honored Mr John Wormal and his daughter in law Mrs Burns Wormal with a birthday dinner at the Old Wormal home Saturday. The table featured a three tiered cake with green and white candles and guests received antique glassware gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Taylor
Princeton
John Wormal
Burns Wormal
Wormal
Marchita and
Sandra
Annual Savoy Club New Year Dance Tonight
Plans are complete for the annual New Year’s dance by the Savoy club tonight at the West Virginian hotel with dancing from 10 to 2 to the Bluefield Collegians. The ballroom will feature New Year colors, balloons, confetti and noise makers, with the club forming an S led by sponsor Miss Bettie Stovall and president W D Easily Jr, and officers Miss Helen Warden, Joe Black, Miss Maxine Weimer, and Jack Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Club
West Virginian
Bluefield Collegians
Bettie Stovall
W. D. Easily, Jr
Helen Warden
Joe Black
Maxine Weimer
Jack Bailey
Elite Club Tea Honors Mothers And Alumni
The Elite club hosted a tea yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6 at the club on College avenue. President Miss Kathleen Meade led the event honoring mothers and alumni with a Christmas themed decor. Alumni present included Miss Betty Boykin James Dudley Jr and Miss Shirley Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Meade
Margaret Lee
College Avenue
Betty Boykin
James Dudley, Jr
Shirley Waters
Host and Hostess to Open House Wednesday
The Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Gunn welcome Westminster Presbyterian church youth to open house at the manse on New Year’s Day from 4 to 5.30 p.m. The pastor and his wife hosted an informal congregational gathering from 8.30 to 10 p.m.
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C. G. Gunn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ped Doncaminantions
Church Circles To Meet At 2 30 Wednesday
The First Baptist church announces that the following circles meet Wednesday at 2 30. Mrs J I she circle will gather with Mrs W L Kaylor at 314 Tazewe avenue and Mrs Aker s circle will meet with Mrs J W Scruggs at 545 Union street.
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First Baptist Church
J. I
W. L. Kaylor
Tazewe] Avenue
Mrs. Aker
J. W. Scruggs
Union Street
Church Auxiliary Postpones All Meetings One Week
Wertepeter Presbyterian auxiliary postpones all meetings by one week. Executive committee to convene January 8 at 2 30 at the church. Degree of Honor Lodge No 85 hosts final Pollyanna party of the year this evening at 8 at Mrs Frank Lazenby home Fairfax street. Circles of Trinity Methodist Church shift from Bluefield Sanitarium Alumni Association meeting to Nurses home Friday at 7 30 pm hostesses Miss Gladys Belcher Miss Lucy Booth and Mrs Ernest Bennett regular monthly meeting.
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Wertepeter
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 85
Frank Lazenby
Fairfax Street
Bluefield Sanitarium Alumni Association
Nurses Home
Gladys Belcher
Lucy Booth
Ernest Bennett
Sal em Residents Visit Miss Sallie Reese
Local visitors from Salem and Pearlsburg spend time with residents on Giles street. The note lists Frank Yarbrough Frank Hester Miss Ella Trevey Miss Sallie Reese and Misses Bess Nelle Eason with J C Dalley. A Philippine flora fact notes about 10 000 flowering plants and ferns occur there.
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Frank Yarbrough
Frank Hester
Ella Trevey
Salem
Sallie Reese
Giles Street
Bess
Nelle Eason
Pearlsburg
J.C. Dalley
Philippine Islands
Clover Club Plans New Year Dance at Bluefield Country Club
The Bluefield Clover Club's annual New Year's Eve dance will be at the Bluefield Country Club with Cecil Galley and his orchestra and Mildred Stanley as soloist. A midnight figure will be led by President Mason Claytor and Mrs Claytor with John O Keefe and Miss Marjorie Farmer. About 400 guests are expected including out of town and charter members from 40 years ago.
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Bluefield Clover Club
Bluefield Country Club
Cecil Galley
Mildred Stanley
Mason Claytor
Claytor
John O’keefee
Marjorie Farmer
Shirley Brown
James Angel
H. Cooper
Roy Hill
Hudson Hufton
L. Nash, Jr
Bill Sexton
W. T. Williams
Paige Wooldridge
Per, Jr
Nov
Bill Wiliams, Jr
Miscel
A Wooldridge
Personal notices from Bluefield area residents
Mrs. Oscar Robertson of Pulaski Va former Miss Hazel Bond hospital patient at Bluefield sanitarium. Yancey Knowles and Mrs Raleigh Terrace return from Mt Olive NC after holidays with O H Knowles. Many locals visit kin in Roanoke Birmingham and Columbia DC with travels among Wytheville Pulaski and Kingsport during the holidays.
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Oscar Robertson
Pulaski
Hazel Bond
Bluefield Sanitarium
Yancey Knowles
Raleigh Terrace
Mt. Olive
N. C
Knowles
O. H. Knowles
H. J. Crigger
Roanoke
J. W. Snyder
Highland Avenue
P. L. Baggett
Brewster, Fla
P. D. Gravatt
Ann Gravatt
Frederick Street
W. A. Prost
Frances Ree
Wytheville
Frost
Claude Bough
R. O. Bond
Elm Street
Dorothea
Robbie Dindsey
Wythe Avenue
Kingsport
Tenn
Pat
C. G. Neal
Jo Jackie
Columbia, D. C
G. W. Cromer
W. W. Neal
Princeton Road
Penetro Nose Drops Promoted for Cold Relief
Ad touts Penetro Nose Drops as a remedy to ease head cold misery and provide relief during winter illnesses with advertised free breathing and fast action.
Black and White Formal hosted by Miss Meem at Bluefield Club
Miss Reba Meem daughter of Mr and Mrs S H Meem Union street held a Black and White Formal at the Bluefield Country Club last night entertaining about 250 friends. Music by Leo Steiner and orchestra played from 10 to 2 with a receiving line featuring Gil Meem Lang Meem and Ray Taylor. Chaperons and punch bowl helpers included numerous local residents and families.
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Reba Meem
S. H. Meem
Union Street
Bluefield Country Club
Leo Steiner
Miss Meem
Gil Meem
C. W. Lay
Lang Meem
Charleston
Prayer Service Planned at Westminster Church Tonight
Beginning at 11 15 this evening a community prayer meeting will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The service features candles, prayer and praise with short inspirational messages from Rev C Tindall and Rev C G Gunn. Soprano and alto soloists will perform, and a brief hymn period will follow just before the service opens. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C. Tindall
College Avenue Baptist Church
C. G. Gunn
Westminster
Ishall Peters
C. W. Dickey
C. G. Harris
Miss Myers
Tennessee motorist to face magistrate over speeding fix claim
The complaint filed in Wayne West Virginia alleges a Tennessee driver paid three men including a constable to fix a speeding charge. Preliminary hearings are set for Constable Lee Bailey Wayne Johnson Wayne Marcum before Magistrate E Blankenship.
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Wayne
W. Va
Tennessee
E. Blankenship
R. H. Nelson
Lee Bailey
Nayne Johnson
Wayne Marcum
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