Reed to Speak at Pocahontas Chamber Dinner
Rep Daniel A Reed of New York will speak at the Pocahontas Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at West Virginian Hotel Friday night February 25. Reed, Ways and Means Committee member, discusses value of chambers in current conditions. Native of Dunkirk New York, Cornell graduate, congressman since 1918. Mayors of surrounding towns and 125 new members to be seated. J Hudson Huffard named general banquet chairman. Ned Smith unable to attend due to illness in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Congress
Bhuefield Chamber of Commerce
Congressman Reed
House
Ways Old Means
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Dunkirk
Cornell University
Con Boosemen Reed
E. Koepler
Pocahontas Operators’ Association
Koepler
Virginias
Paonia
G. L. Farr
J. Hudson Huffard
Greater Bluefield
Robert T. Peters
Herbert D. May
H. E. Kirchner
Hugh the Shott Jr
Mr. Huffard
Eddie Steele
C. H
Ned) Smith
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Florida
Lurich Notes on Local Visits and Collectibles
Lurich Virginia reports Mrs Austin Perdue visiting relatives in Chilicothia Ohio and Mrs Earl Brogan of Rich Creek visiting here this week. Mrs James Perdue visiting daughter in Mullens this week. Mrs Jmmie Evans and Mrs Willie Vis of Roanoke visiting relatives. Mrs H H Harless and Mrs Kate L Lalbrooks of Tulsa Oklahoma noted with a collection of 350 salt shakers.
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Lurich
Austin Perdue
Chilicothia
Ohio
Earl Brogan
Rich Creek
James Perdue
Mullens
Jmmie Evans
Willie Vis
Roanoke
H. H. Harless
Kate L. Lalbrooks
Tulsa
Okla
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules claim kidney flushing
Go to your druggist today and ask for Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. The ad promises a safe diuretic and stimulant to flush kidneys and bowels, relieve bladder irritation, and reduce nightly urination. It touts Haarlem in Holland as the origin with a price of 85 cents and claims quick, modest results.
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Haarlem
Holland
Narrows Events Include Missions Meet and Speakers
The Narrows area reports a busy slate with the Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist to meet February 10 at 2 30 p m hosted by Mrs E L Knight in Glen Lyn Miss Mable Beamer of Radford State Teachers College spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Beamer and was joined by Miss Frances Fox a Radford State Teachers College student The Narrows PTA met February 3 in the high school auditorium with Virginia Tuberculosis Association representative Mrs McHenry presenting a three reel film on tuberculosis highway safety and Shenandoah National Park topics followed by a brief business session and the calendar social A M Wheeler hardware and furniture dealer left for a Philco trip to Cuba and Florida as winner of a merchants sales contest and will join a Philco party in Miami and then Cuba Homer K Bowen executive secretary of Southwestern Virginia Incorporated spoke to the Narrows Kiwanis about Giles County industry and tourism opportunities A foreign mission study series opened at First Presbyterian Church with Rev J E Guthrie leading the vessel service and the Women’s Auxiliary hosting daily meetings during Week of Prayer and Self Denial A Young Girls Circle gathering and several Personal notices wrap the community brief.
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Narrows
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of
Pt.a. the
Parent-Teacher Association
A. M. Wheeler
Havana
Philco Radio and Television Corporation
Cuba
Florida
Mr. Wheeler
Philco
Wheeler
Pocahontas
Petersburg
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Homer K. Bowen
Southwestern Virginia Incorporated
Kiwanis Club of
Bowen
Giles County
Southwestern Virginia Inc
J. E. Guthrie
First, Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
John A. Adair
Secretary of Foreign Missions
W. la Burton
Geene. Brown
P. O. Ivory
K. French
F. A. Bane
EK. E. Northern
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Abbs Valley News Roundup Feb 5 Abbs Valley Va
Mrs Harvey Gentry is ill at home and Mrs Vick Micham remains confined. Buddy Epperson broke his arm but is recovering. Frank and Foy Jennings visited relatives in Rhodesfield and Crumpler. Funeral of Mrs T Dickens in Bluewell noted. John Mayo improves at Bluefield hospital from blood poisoning. Infant daughter of Carl and Mrs Taylor dies after long illness. Joe Hypes receiving treatment in Bluefield hospital. Woodrow Williby Bruce Williby and Albert Coley at Oakvale. Rites for Mrs T L Dickens held Jan 27 in Bluewell. she lived in Abbs Valley 20 years. NOTICE asks readers to submit news by Thursday mornings. Scots urging adoption of Scots Who Has as anthem.
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Abbs Valley
Harvey Gentry
Vick Micham
Buddy Epperson
J. G. Epperson
Frank Jennings
Rhodesfield
Charles Jennings
Foy Carico
Joe Hypes
Bluefield
John Mayo
Bluefield Hospital
Woodrow
Arnold Williby
Albert Coley
Oakvale
Bruce Williby
J.H. Spencer
Yard's
Residents and visitors share time across Mudfork and Bluefield
A string of local visits and family gatherings across Mudfork Columbus Athens and Bluefield highlight a weekend. J G and Ellis Patton visited A D Patton. Mrs H B Patton stayed with Hess Perdue. Vinnie Patton returned from Springfield. J N Norton and family visited Alex French. Sarah Robertson from Athens spent the week with Dillie French. Caudill, Tabor, and Beasley guests at Dillie French dinner. Wilson Bryant and Beasley observed in Bluefield. James Carter and others shopped there.
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J. G. and
Ellis
Mudfork
A. D. Patton
H. B. Patton
Hess Perdue
Vinnie Patton
B. Kinder
Springfield
Nick Tiller
J. N. Norton
Columbus
Alex French
Sarah Robertson
Athens
Dillie French
RB. L. Caudill
Misa Lil Man Tabor
W. G. French
Bluefield
J. H. Tabor
Brushfork
E. C. Harmon
Frances
Dillie Prench
BE. J. Wilson
R. Bryant
Beasle
James Carter
Mountain Lake road survey and Pembroke notes
Engineers from the state Highway department surveyed the Mountain Lake road from its intersection with highway 8 to Mo. Lake with minimal changes planned. A $50,000 highway allotment was approved for this segment, located five miles east of Pembroke. The Pembroke high school building progress is noted as advancing well. Funeral services were held for J. M. Kelly, 83, who died of pneumonia, with survivors listed across several towns. Numerous social notices mention visits, travel, and illnesses among Pembroke residents and guests.
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Pembroke
State Highway Department
Mountain Lake
Newport
Mo. Lake
Pembroke 13
Reverend to Preach at Macedonia Church Sunday
Mud Fork Virginia notes that the Rev E W Dean will preach at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at Macedonia church with all invited. A weekend visit by Frank Cruose of Caretta West Virginia to his grandmother Mrs C H Tabor is recorded along with guests Raymond Neal of Bluefield and the Wagner family.
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Mud Fork
E. W. Dean
Macedonia Church
Frank Cruose
Caretta
W. Way
C. H. Tabor
Raymond Neal
Bluefield
Paria Wagner
Sidney Bowman
Andrey
Jim Baker
Abbs Valley
Ernest Wagner
Harman Community Notes Birthdays Visits and Illness
Harman Virginia February reports cheerful party for Jess Jr on his thirteenth birthday with numerous attendees and refreshments. Also notes visits by J T Jolson to Cecil in Welch and kin from Warrior Mines and War WV. Several locals recoveries and new birth Gloria Ant born January 16 to Frank Landreth Jr and wife.
Reverend M Subblett to Preach in Horsepen Va Today
Horsepen Va February five The Reverend Co M Subblett of Grundy will preach here today at eleven o clock. Mr and Mrs F G Vickers and Mrs B J Nichols of Jenkin Jones visited Mr and Mrs C B Daniel Saturday evening. Mrs V A Nelson and daughter Mary Louise spent last week with relatives at Jenkin Jones and Anawalt. Mrs J Frank Daniel remains ill at home. Mrs Grace Jennings and daughter Philips visited relatives at Princeton last week. W A Nelson and Stewart Bowman were business visitors to Welch Wednesday. Mrs C B Daniel and daughter Agnes, previously ill, are much improved. Mrs T K Shrader and Mr and Mrs Fred Farmer were guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Nunley of Leckle Sunday. Miss Sallie Helvey spent weekend at Stowersville. Mr and Mrs R A Rucker hosted a card party Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Simpkins were called to Roanoke Wednesday for funeral of Mr Simpkins brother-in-law J W Sexton. Death occurred in the General Hospital Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Bill Walters of Hicksville were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs K R A Rucker Sunday. Mrs Emma Turner left Friday for extended visit with her son in Columbus Ohio.
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J. T
Hoge
Powell
G. Dillard
Lynchburg
Pembroke
Paul Phiegar
Pearlsburg
Lacy B. Snidow
Conley Snidow
Princeton
Florida
Misa Katherine Snidow
Madge Harless
Fieldale
Harless
Mary Lucas
Ray Johnston
Marshell
W. M. Norment
Hagerstown
W. M. Norment, Jr
Woodstock
F. P. Snildow
J. M. Mitchell
Victoria
John M
Bluefield
Lorraine Smith
Pocahontas
Arthur Wagner
Montcalm
A. B. Wagner
Herbert Patton
Tip Top
Tuesay
Tracy Bailey and
J. G.and
Ellis
A. D. Patton
B. K. Tabor
Paul and
Cecil Tabor
Abbs Valley
Everett Baker
J. A. Mathena
Steve Mathena
J.T. Jolson
Cecil
Welch
Barbara Hunter
J. Moorefeld
Warrior Mines
W. Va
Frank Landreth Jr
J. W. Ray
Appalachia
Walter Helton
StueHela VB
M. T. Farmer
Midge McClure
United Mine Workers
Washington, D.C
Fred Hassell
War
Kinzer Crawford
W. van
Tivis Lester
Jackie
Ann Bolling
Anita
Daphine Justice
Henry Bolling
Pound
Sunny
Pattie Jean Herndon
Charles Osborne
Gloria Ant
Horsepen
M. Subblett
Grundy
Fred Farmer
Sam Nunley
Leckle
Sallie Helvey
Stowersville
R. A. Rucker
Fred Simpkins
Roanoke
Mr. Simpkins
J. W. Sexton
Generacn Hospital
Mornig
Bill Walters
Hicksville
KR. A. Rucker
Emma Turner
Columbus
Ohio
Rocky Gap News Summary Begins With Local Visits
Rocky Gap Virginia reports Mr. and Mrs. Van Musser and children visiting relatives in Bluefield over the weekend. Mrs. J W Shrader returns home after a minor operation at St Luke’s Hospital and is recovering nicely. Mrs Lillie Boothe visited narratives in English in W Va Saturday. The Rocky Gap Epworth League held its regular monthly social and meeting.
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Rocky Gap
van Musser
Bluefield
J. W. Shrader
St. Luke's Hospital
Lillie Boothe
W. Va
Rocky Gan Epworth League
Brookshere Morris Wedding in Yards Virginia
Sylvia Morris of Yards Virginia married Ned Brookshere of Lenore North Carolina in a simple ceremony at Tagewell Baptist Church January 31 with Rev William B Jones officiating. Brookshere works for Ford Motor Sales in Lenore and the couple will reside there. Also noted is little Joyce Arline Page recovering from tonsil surgery at Bluefield sanitarium and the move of Mr and Mrs Pete Crockett to Eckman.
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Brookshere
Morris
Sylvia Morris
8. T. Morris
Yards
Ned Brookshere
Lenore
N. C
Tagewell Baptist Church
William B. Jones
Ford Motor Sales Company
Little Joyce Arline Page
Bluefield Sanitarium
Pete Crockett
Eckman
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N. J
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Peterstown
L. C. French
E. E. Comer
Gap Mills
Arley McGhee
San Diego
Calif
Crocker McGhee
C. A. Pierce
Vax
Narrows, VA
Committee On Public Affairs
Kiwanis
Mountain Rod and Gun Club
Mary Leta Johnston
The
Jean Ivery
Frances Lavell
Joyce Lent
Baltimore
H. P. Lent
James O'Keeffe
P. I. Kiley
E. Northen
C. L. Cornett
North
New Mexico
R. L. Heslip
Mr. Heslip
Abb’s Valley, Va
Bluewell
T. L. Dickens
Sadie Poe
Candus Phillips
God Save the King
Bailey
Maryee
Bailey, Va
Trace Bailey
Shumate
Westinghouse
Bradmann Bldg
Pembroke, Va
Mibs
Hettie Shrader
the Jefferies CO
Sele Distributors
Bluefield, W. VA
Mas, OC
E. Wyatt
Glenn Hare
Appalachian Electric Power Company