Markets At A Glance Ends A Fairly Good Month
New York January 31 stocks closed the month with only small declines and a mixed week. Trading volume was light at 228,140 shares for the day, with leaders slipping on war news from Singapore and Africa. Major names lagged while leaders such as Du Pont and Eastman Kodak advanced. rail issues weakened and bonds showed mild gains in a generally cautious session.
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New York
Singapore
Africa
Bethlehem ,Steel
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Western Union
Kennecott
American Can
Standard Oil
Pepsi-Cola
Standard Brands
du Pont
Johns Manville
Eastman Kodak
Union Pacific
Goodyear
Dow Chemical
International Harvester
Cerro de Pasco
Bell Aircraft
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
National Fuel Gas
Bonds Bond Averages Compiled by The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports bond averages across major U S markets. The study covers government and corporate bonds with noted yield trends and comparative performance data. Analysts highlight fluctuations influenced by economic indicators and policy expectations.
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The
Associated Press
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Weighs Steers and Hogs
Baltimore January 31 report from U S Dept of Agriculture shows cattle: steers mostly 25 lower, cows and bulls steady. top yearling load 1030 lb at 12.40, good beef cows 9.50, canners 6.00 7.50. Hogs generally higher with tops near 12.50. various weight brackets priced from 11.40 to 12.50. Sheep fat lambs steady with good lambs 13.50 14.25. market tight for sheep with limited numbers.
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Baltimore
U.S. Dept
Grain prices fall on liquidation and demand concerns
A Chicago grain market report notes a broad liquidation push as cotton and securities weaken and government stock policy uncertainty spooks traders. Wheat, rye, corn, oats and soybeans slid before late short covering pared losses, with cash wheat at 1.28 and various corn and oats quotes listed.
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Chicago
Red Top
Red Clover
Sweet Clover
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report and Odd Fact
Salable hogs active and higher by about 15 cents with price ranges 100 to 350 pounds. Cattle and calves listings steady. The report ends with an odd note about a South American cacao species building a six foot nest.
Produce Prices From Pittsburgh Market Report
U S and Pa Dept of Agriculture notes slow demand for produce on January 31. Apples steady with varied prices for Staymans and Delicious across regional origins. Potatoes steady with 100 lb sacks pricing for Maine Chippewas Katahdins Russets and Florida Bliss Triumphs listed.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Virginia
Maine
Butter Cincinnati Jan 31 Market Update
Cincinnati reports no pane eggs or poultry market activity on January 31. Market notes indicate ongoing uncertainty in dairy commodities and government price support effects. No fresh price data available in the bulletin.
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Cincinnati
Bluefield State College Extends Library Hours Evenings
Bluefield State Teachers College announces library services extended to 7 to 9 p m for student convenience. A new collection of books has been added to the library this year at the college.
Evangelistic Mission Speakers at Campus Chapel Week
National Evangelistic Mission representatives speak at chapel services Monday Wednesday and Friday at 11 25 in After hall. Speakers include Dr Frank G Helme of West Fourth Avenue Church Columbus Ohio Dr William M Elliot of Druid Hills Presbyterian Atlanta and Dr Christopher J McCombe of St Paul and St Andrew New York City. Community invited to join students for week of thought and meditation as last registration dates approach.
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National Evangelistic Mission
Afterhall
Frank G. Helme
West Fourth Avenue Church
Columbus
Ohio
William M. Elliot
Druid Hills Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Georgia
Christopher J. McCombe
St. Paul and St. Andrew Church
New York City
Music as a Means for Democratic Living Address Set
Mrs. W. C. Spencer will give a talk on music as a means for democratic living on the regular radio program sponsored by Bluefield State Teachers College. The program airs Wednesday at 8 30 p m over WHIS with music directed by the college Music Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Spencer
Bluefield State Teachers College
WHIS
Spencer
Price lectures on missionary work and China at college chapel
Dr. Frank Price, missionary and author, spoke to faculty students and friends in a special chapel. He detailed experiences from mission work in China and described Chinese sufferings education and prophecies and offered a brief comparison of Japanese life. He concluded with a hope for a just peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Price
Price
China
Opening Doors for China Returned in Vision
Mrs. Thomas H. Claggett introduced Dr. Price at a local event stressing a future day when China’s doors will reopen. The remark framed a broader call for peaceful engagement and humanitarian cooperation.
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China
Thomas H. Claggett
Dr. Price
Professor Smith Lectures On Travel At Logan Extension
Prof Ruth Gwendolyn Smith of Bluefield State Teachers College spoke to Logan extension group on My Trip Abroad summarizing experiences at Sorbonne Paris. She announced a Spanish course at Welch extension and urged immediate registration. Miss Helen Flowers and Dean G W Whiting joined the visiting committee at Excelsior High School reviewing with A J Gibson and I J Wells.
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Ruth Gwendolyn Smith
Bluefield State Teachers College
Logan
Sorbonne University of Paris
Paris
France
Smith
Welch Extension Center
Helen L. Flowers
G. W. Whiting
Excelsior High School
North Central Association
A. J. Gibson
I. J. K. Wells
Campus Visit By UMW Claim Adjustor W H Nelson
W H Nelson a claim adjustor for the United Mine Workers was on the campus this week as a business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nelson
United Mine Workers
Card of Thanks for Millie J. White
The family of Mrs. Millie J. White thanks friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during her illness and death. Special thanks to Rev. E. L. Polk for comfort and to those who sent flowers or furnished cars. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Newton and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie J. White
E. L. Polk
James D. Newton and Son
Nutrition classes open in Appalachian area for civilian defense
A Feb 3 7:30 p.m. organizational conference on nutrition for civilian defense will be held at the Appalachian assembly room. Hosted by the local Red Cross nutrition committee chair Mrs. H. B. Slocum with PTA, garden and civic groups assisting. The event aims to organize a nutrition class series under Red Cross auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Assembly Room
Civic Clubs
Ministerial Alliance
Carolina Community Club
American Red Cross
H. 8. Slocum
H. L. Morrison
State PTA meeting features leaders and symposiums defense in the home
West Virginia Parent-Teachers Association leaders H. S. Klien and Henry Mc Donald join I. J. K. Wells at a state meeting with Dr. John W. Davis H. L. Dickason William W. Sanders and L. A. Toney. A Friday forum by Mrs. Lara Dillard will highlight assistant county superintendents. The theme is Defense in the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Klien
West Virginia Parent - Teachers Association
Henry McDonald
Storer College
I. J. K. Wells
John W. Davis
H. L. Dickason
William W. Sanders
L. A. Toney
Lara Dillard
Carrie Daniel Prunty to Head Founders Day Program
Mrs. Carrie Daniel Prunty of Northfork chosen speaker for the Founders day observance by Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority chapters Beta Lambda Omega and Beta Omicron at Bluefield State Teachers College in Arterhall on Sunday February 8 at 6 p.m. The event includes student and Girls Glee Club numbers and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Daniel Prunty
Northfork
Beta Lambda Omega
Beta Omicron
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Arterhall
Bluefield State Teachers College
Prunty
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Lucelia B. Holt
Mercer County
Basileus
Margaret Sterrette
Leader We Need Sermon at Scott Street Church
Scott Street church holds Sunday school at 9 30 morning services at 11 with a sermon by pastor E T Browne on The Leader We Need Holy Communion at vesper 6 p m Senior choir led by Miss Minnie Hopkins provides music B T U at 5 What Is Religion is the topic Miss Mollie Hayden leads Junior choir Music from a guest Swiss preacher at a 6 30 mass meeting Wednesday public invited
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Scott Street
E. T. Browne
Ed Hayden
Minnie Hopkins
Scott Street Church
Switzerland
Mollie Hayden
First Aid Classes Offered at Local Venues
Evening sessions run 6 to 8 and 8 to 10 at Mount Zion church Carolina Community Home and Jones Street school each Monday. Additional Carolina Home time 10 to 12 and junior classes at Genoa Lawson Street Jones Street schools with limited openings. Call Mrs Merchant at 1086 for information.
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Mount Zion Church
Carolina Community Home
Jones Street
Carolina Home
Genoa
Lawson Street
Funeral Home Ad Promises Ambulance Service and Prices
Bluefield Funeral Home at 117 Reese Street offers day and night ambulance service with reasonable prices. The notice highlights affordable funeral arrangements and 1873 contact details for immediate assistance.
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Bluefield Funeral Home
Reese Street
McDaniels Rites Today at Bluestone Baptist Church
The funeral for Miss Mamie McDaniels of Freeman is at 2:30 this afternoon at Bluestone Baptist Church. The Rev. R. H. McKay conducts the service with pallbearers George Woodson Adolphus McClanahan Golden Caliver Carl Davis Jacob Bland Henry Graves and R C Simpson. Flower girls Eve jlyn Graves Lucille Davis Josephine Allen and Elizabeth Watkins. Burial follows in Oak Grove cemetery.
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McDaniels
Mamie McDaniels
Freeman
Bluestone Baptist Church
R. H. McKay
George Woodson
Adolphus McClanahan
Golden Caliver
Carl Davis
Jacob Bland
Henry Graves
R. C. Simpson
Evejlyn Graves
Lucille Davis
Josephine Allen
Elizabeth Watkins
Oak Grove
Honor Society Organized at Bluestone High School Bramwell
The Bluestone high school at Bramwell forms an Honor Society for students with a B average. Officers include Dorothy White president Edward Clark vice president Peggy Graves secretary Frederick Jefferson treasurer Margaret Lawson reporter. Other members are David Clark Mark Anthony Julia Davis Charles Davis William Hawthorne Thomas Jones and Helen Render.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluestone High School
Bramwell
Dorothy White
Edward Clark
Peggy Graves
Frederick Jefferson
Margaret Lawson
David Clark
Mark Anthony
Julia Davis
Charles Davis
William Hawthorne
Thomas Jones
Helen Render
Miss Bluestone High selects six candidates for queen
Bluestone High announces six senior girls chosen by their classes as Miss Bluestone High School candidates. Margaret Lawson Erelyn Washington Hallie Smith Elsie Day Peggy Graves Ann Carson are named for the honor.
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Bluestone High
Bluestone High School
Margaret Lawson
Erelyn Washington
Hallie Smith
Elsie Day
Peggy Graves
Ann Carson
P T A Meeting Monday at Bluestone High School
The P T A of Bluestone High School will hold a meeting Monday in the school auditorium. Parents and teachers are invited to discuss upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Bluestone High School
Social Security films to be shown at Bramwell school
Everett H. Smith of the Bluefield Social Security office will present two informational films at the Bramwell school auditorium. The films Families Without Fear and Security Today and Tomorrow will be shown to all adults, with emphasis on timely information. The Genoa Junior High Unique Service Club met at Mrs. Charles Satterwhite’s home with Miss Ruby Johnson presiding and planned a Valentine social.
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Bramwell
Everett H. Smith
Social Security Board of
Bluefield
Genoa Junior High School
Charles Satterwhite
Ruby Johnson
L. B. Hance
Rufus Hunter
Mary Mitchell
Charles Cardwell
Baby Clinic Meeting At Carolina Community Home
The monthly meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 4 at the Carolina Community home on Bland Street. Parents are urged to attend early and have children examined regularly to detect defects as early as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Clinic
Carolina Community
Bland Street
Langford Williams Marriage in Tazewell Va
Mrs. Sue Langford announces her marriage to Mr. Sam Williams on January 24 in Tazewell Virginia. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G M Dickerson of Tazewell. They will reside in Pocahontas Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Langford
Tazewell
Sam Williams
Pocahontas
G. M. Dickerson
Sewing Circle Meets at Mount Zion Baptist Church Meeting
The Senior Sewing circle of Mount Zion Baptist Church met Friday at Mrs. Mattie Thomas's home 306 Brown Street. After business led by the president, hostess with her mother-in-law Mrs. Pinkey Shields served a meal to members Hattie Perry Bertha Simpson Mary Hawkins Nancy Prichett Winston Cheatham Minnie Thompson Alma Perdue Emma Tabb Annie Cawthorn e Betty Cawthorn Emma Abbott Daisy Williamson Mary Fields Lucy Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mattie Thomas
Brown Street
Pinkey Shields
Mesdames Hattie Perry
Bertha Simpson
Mary Hawkins
Nancy Prichett
Winston Cheatham
Minnie Thompson
Alma Perdue
Emma Tabb
Annie Cawthorne
Betty Cawthorne
Emma Abbott
Daisy Williamson
Mary Fields
Lucy Patterson
Thanks for support during illness and death of Samuel Shackleford
The family of Samuel Shackleford expresses gratitude for assistance during his illness and death on January 18 1942 at 5 10 p m. They thank the attending doctor L J Pace and undertaker Hansbaregr and extend thanks to the U S Coal and Coke company. Signed Mrs Lula Shackleford and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shackleford
L. J. Pace
Hansbaregr
U. S. Coal and Coke Company
Lula Shackleford
Miss Louise Brown Thanks Friends for Kindness
Miss Louise Brown of Carolina Home expresses gratitude to her many friends for their loyalty during illness. Signed: Miss Louise Brown.
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Louise Brown
Carolina Home
Banquet Tuesday Night Honors Bethel Methodist Leader
Bethel Methodist church at Bluefield Virginia will host a reception and banquet Tuesday night at 8 oclock honoring Superintendent the Rev W Hedrick and Mrs Hedrick. Guest speaker will be Mrs Mamie Pearis of Bluefield Virginia.
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Bethel Methodist Church
Blueefild
Aeon
W. Hedrick
Hedrick
Mamie Pearis
Bluefield
W. Va
Maybeury PTA Meets With Mrs Sam Robinson Presiding
The Maybeury PTA held a meeting at the school with president Mrs Sam Robinson in charge. Principal John H Franklin addressed members and a delegation will attend the state congress at Weirton in March. Founders day is set for February 18 with J H McGee directing the program and Mrs Bertha Moore as general chair.
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P.T. A. Group
West Virginia
Congress of Negro Parents and Teachers
Charleston
I. J. K. Wells
Lillian M. Trigg
Weirton
Maybeury P.T. A
Sam Robinson
John H. Franklin
J. H. McGee
Bertha Moore
Birthday Party for Owen Sanders at 109 Ellis Street
A birthday party was held at Mrs. Jessie Sanders home honoring her son Owen Sanders. Guests included Fannie Gren Dorothy Gilmer Lorraine Prichett Beulah Scruggs Louise Scruggs Marie Harris Maggie McClintick Elnora Brown Othella Robinson Evelyn Henskie Virginia White Harry Neal Great Alexander Pete Johnson Samuel Harvey Carl Lewis Paul Palmer Sterling T. Clarkston Mayces Hardnett Randolph Preston James E. Smith of Bluefield Virginia C O Henry Huntington West Virginia Coyl Smith Kimball West Virginia Rufus Wallis Kinbrace West Virginia George Yoller Northfork West Virginia. The honoree received many useful gifts.
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Jessie Sanders
Ellis Street
Owen Sanders
Fannie Gren
Dorothy Gilmer
Lorraine Prichett
Beulah
Louise Scruggs
Marie Harris
Maggie McClintick
Elnora Brown
Othella Robinson
Evelyn Henskie
Virginia White
Messrs
Harry Neal
Great Alexander
Pete Johnson
Samuel Harvey
Carl Lewis
Paul Palmer
Sterling T. Clarkston
Mayces Hardnett
Randolph Preston
James E. Smith
Bluefield
C. O. Henry
Huntington
W. Va
Coyl Smith
Kimball
Rufus Wallis
Kinbrace
George Yoller
Northfork
Personal notes from Providence hospital meeting attended by school officials
Mrs. Mattie Hoyle of 823 1-2 Raleigh terrace is listed as a parent at Providence hospital. Principal J Anderson of Bluestone High School at Bramwell attended the board meeting of the State Teachers association where he serves as a member. Mrs. Mollie Robinson of 111 Vir...
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Mattie Hoyle
Raleigh Terrace
Providence Hospita
J. — ‘Anderson
Bluestone
Bramwell
State Teachers Association
Mollie Robinson
Keystone Sees Municipal Election February Fifth
Keystone West Virginia voters head to the polls February 5 to elect a mayor recorder and five councilmen whose terms begin March 1. Democrats lead with 933 registered voters to 482 Republicans and 76 independents. A travelogue by Marvin L. Golder of Fairmont with hats from China and Japan is planned February 6 at Northfork High School Library.
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Keystone
W. Va
E. W. Dye
F. Robertson
Herbert H. Callaway
Sidney L. Christie
C. H. Yost
Wilmer Patterson
D. T. Murray
J. J. Stewart
Robin Angove
Stewart A Calhoun
C. P. Bernard
G. M. Beavers
J. W. Walker
R. L. Hatcher
Council
Keystone-Northfork Woman's Club
Marvin L. Golder
Fairmont
Northfork High School
China
Japan
Northfork
Sub-Deb Club Meets at Margaret Deskins Home
Miss Margaret Deskins hosted the Sub-Deb club at her Westfield addition home Wednesday night. President Miss Lucy Johnson led business with officer reports. A Red Cross report impressed, Betty Lou Angove joined as a new member, followed by a social hour and refreshment plate for listed members and the hostess.
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Margaret Deskins
Westfield Addition
Lucy Johnson
Red Cross
Betty Lou Angove
Lois Rae Goode
Mary and Helen Mansfield
JoBette McDowall
Minnie Parrs
Katheryn Dais
Marie Frigo
Bertha Vecellio
Birthday party honors Marie Beavers on Highland
Mrs Morton Beavers entertained a youthful crowd at her Highland street home Saturday afternoon for Marie Beavers 13th birthday. Guests enjoyed games and a refreshment plate after the party and presented the honoree with several gifts.
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Morton Beavers
Highland Street
Marie
Tommy Jane Witt
Barbara Quennon
Francis Christie
Lois Floyd
Patty Rogers
Betty Johnson
Betty Mansfield
Mary Jane Conlon
Rebbeca Dunman
Jean Osbourne
Algoma
Budnick Resigns to Enlist in United States Navy
Julian Budnick resigns after a year with the state road commission in Charleston and enlists in the U S Navy. He is spending several days with his parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Budnick, before reporting for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Budnick
State Road Commission
Charleston
United States Navy
Julian
Charles Budnick
Local social notes from Bluefield and Springfield guests
Mrs. A. P. Moss and son from Springfield Ohio visited in Bluefield as weekend guests of Mrs. Moss parent. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harman and Claudine Hartman returned from Springfield and enrolled at Bluefield State Teachers College. Nellie Law of Springfield Ohio is visiting Miss Claudine Harman.
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Ginia
Bluefield
Providence Hospital
A. P. Moss and Son
Springfield
Ohio
Mrs A Christie Admitted With Asthma At Grace Hospital
Mrs A Christie is patient at Grace hospital in Welch after being taken there Wednesday for asthma. Her condition at this time is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Christie
Grace Hospital
Welch
Spector Couple Vacationing in Florida
Mr and Mrs Jacob Spector left Tuesday to spend several months in Florida for health reasons. The trip comes as he shows marked improvement in his condition.
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Jacob Spector
Florida
Ace
Woman's Club Meets at Keystone Junior High
The Keystone Northfork Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at Keystone Junior High with vice president Mrs. J. C. Houchins presiding. Virgil Bailey spoke on the Bill of Rights and history of the club, while members heard reports on National Defense and Red Cross First Aid classes with 52 enrolled. A $20 contribution to the Red Cross fund was approved and plans for a February garden club tea program were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Keystone-Northfork
Keystone
J. C. Houchins
8. H. Huff
E. C. Boggess
Virgil Bailey
Keystone School
Bailey
H. P. Evans
National Defense
Red Cross
Woman Club
Northfork
L. T. Funk
M. M. Hancock
Edmund Ware
Student Joe Elliott On Short WVU Vacation
Joe Elliott a premedical student at West Virginia University Morgantown is spending a weekend at his parents home Mr and Mrs C E Elliott. He has a short vacation between semesters arranged for those who could take exams early. The university will extend term through the summer so students do not receive another break this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Elliott
West Virginia University
Morgantown
C. E. Elliott
Joe
Mrs Lia Frigo Returns Home After Illness
Mrs. Lia Frigo who has been ill at her home for several days was able to be out on Thursday. Landon Woody and Mrs. Junior Murphy are spending several days in Morgantown attending the uni
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Lia Frigo
Landon Woody
Junior Murphy
Morgantown
Uni
Keystone Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Homes
Mrs. Fred White visited friends in Roanoke and returned home Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Noel of Pocahontas visited H. H. Callaway. Ann B. Clark spent the weekend with her mother Shelton Clark. Mrs. N Huff returned from Roanoke after ten days away. Mrs. C E Elliott has left Welch hospital and is back at work. Winkie Dillard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Dillard, is improving at home after a Welch hospital stay. R. M. Goode is back to work after a flu illness. Aurelia Huffman visited relatives in New Castle. W W Atkinson of North Fork teaches Keystone grade school during Mrs. Bess Joyner’s absence. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Giampo cas o moved into a new brick Dutch colonial home on Main Street.
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Fred White
Roanoke
Herbert Noel
Pocahontas
H. H. Callaway
Ann B. Clark
A Shelton Clark
Union W
8. N. Huff
Aurelia Huffman
New Castle
W. W. Atkinson
Northfork
Keystone
Bess Joyner
Fairmount
W. Va
Victor Giampocaso
Main Street
Births and Society Notes From Boissevain Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw announce a son born January 26 at their home. Linda Fay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Coburn born January 23. A daughter named Barabra Ann born January 25 to Mr. and Mrs. John Farkas. the mother was Miss Lucille Hopkins before marriage. The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at Mrs. S. F. Mitchell’s home Friday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boissevain
Charles Shaw
B. Coburn
Linda Fay
John Farkas
Barabra Ann
Lucille Hopkins
Woman's Society of Christian Service
8. F. Mitchell
Teacher Gives Lecture at Moore's Memorial Church
Mrs McHaffey from the teachers training school at the Methodist church in Bluefield Virginia lectured Thursday afternoon at Moore's Memorial church in Abbs Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHaffey
Methodist Church
Bluefield
Moore's Memorial Church
Abbs Valley
Local Social Notes From Bluefield and Surrounding Areas
Mrs M H Tabor of Bluefield visited friends here Saturday and dined with Mr and Mrs B F Mitchell. Mr and Mrs S F Mitchell attended E Stallard funeral services at Elkhorn Wednesday. Mrs Al Graham returned home after visiting her son in Waldo Florida. Mr and Mrs Wade Graham welcomed a son named John Wade Graham. Mrs Mabel Bartley visiting relatives in Martin Kentucky returned to stay with Mr and Mrs W B Barbery Jr. H N Morris, a Bluefield sanitarium patient, is improving and can receive visitors. Bill Belcher left Thursday for Norfolk to report for navy duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Tabor
Bluefield
F. Mitchell
S. F. Mitchell
E. Stallard
Elkhorn
al Graham
Waldo
Fla
Wade Graham
John Wade Graam
Mabel Bartley
Martin, Ky
Barbery, Jr
H. N. Morris
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bill Belcher
Norfolk
Navy
Edwardses Host Weekend Guests In Littlesburg
In Littlesburg West Virginia Mr and Mrs G E Edwards hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and Mrs Virginia McHone of Bluefield Mrs McHone is Mr Edwards sister Miss Grean Lawson returned home after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs R L Lawson Prayer meeting at the Edwards home Friday night drew 36 attendees G E Edwards a retired N and W engineer is recovering from a minor heart attack two weeks prior Andrew Taylor visited his parents in Bluefield last week
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Littlesburg
W. Va
G. E. Edwards
Carl Miller
Virginia McHone
Bluefield
McHone
Edward
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