Miss Anne Slifkin Weds New York Doctor In Brooklyn Ceremony
Miss Anne Slifkin of Bluefield married Dr David Anopolsky of New York at the home of Mrs. Harold Morris in Brooklyn. Rabbi Kalman Slifkin officiated while family and notable guests attended, with Adelman performing the bridal chorus and a buffet supper following. The couple will reside at 655 West Eleventh Street, New York.
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Bluefield
David Anopolsky
Brooklyn
K. Slifkin
Anne Slifkin
New York
Harold Morris
N. Y
Kalman Sufkin
Bluefield Realdenta
University of West
National Research Council
Harold Rypina
Albany, N. Y
Misa Adelman
Rabbi K. Lufkin
Morris Anopolsky
Jacob Anopolsky
Boston
Mra. Morria
K. Silfkin
David Silfkin
Jack Blank
Mutla Sufkin
T. L. Sufkin
Colonie
Valentine Party Hosted by Loyal Daughters at Trinity Church
The Loyal Daughters Bible class of Trinity Methodist hosts a Valentine party this evening at 8 in the church quarters. Mrs J. Thompson's circle acts as hostesses and members are reminded to bring valentines for their Polly annas.
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Loyal Daughters
Trinity Methodist Church
Mra. 3
J. Thompson
Colonial tea hour promises charm at Rogers home
Tea this afternoon from 3 30 to 6 30 at the residence of Dr and Mrs R C Rogers Oakhurst avenue under the Auspices of the Guild of Christ Episcopal church. The program includes a novelty sketch by Miss Marion Smith Miss Sally Litz Mrs Spencer Armistead Mrs Lon M Rish and James Hilmer Brown. Miss Edna Delott and two of her pupils Ann Rogers and Adele Benjamin will perform dance mutchers with Mrs P S Barrow as accompanist. Delott will give a toe dance and the little girls will dance the minuet. Miss Jane Markle will give a reading That Old Sweetheart of Mine by James Whitcomb Riley. Several guild members will wear Colonial attire.
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R. C. Rogers
Oakhurat Avenue
Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Marion Smith
Misa Sally Litz
Mra
Spancer
Armistead
Lon M
Gui’d
Agalszing
Colonial Attire Planned for Junior Guild Event
Members of the Junior guild and Marion Peterkin circle will assist in serving in Colonial attire. A Bliver offering will be taken in the afternoon as part of the announced program.
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Guild
Marion Peterkin
Mrs Bournes Circle Meeting At Mrs Cowlings Home
Mrs Bournes Circle 1 of Grace Methodist met at Mrs Cowlings on Third Street with thirteen present including two visitors. Devotional from St John 14 was by Mrs C L Kato. Prayer by Mrs A M Wilburn. Mission study from The Teachings of Jasug in Human Relations led by Mrs C M Soyphers. Mrs J Hager read from World Outlook. Minutes read, dues collected, closed with Lords Prayer. Refreshments served.
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Grace Methodist Church
W. K. Bourne
W. P. Cowling
Third Street
St. John
C. L. Kato
A. M. Wilburn
Jasug
C. M. Soyphers
J. , Hager
World Outlook
D. D. Tynes
Arnold Johnston
W. B. Cowling
CG. L. Eaton
M. Harris
J. B. Alley
CG. M. Seyphers
J. R. Hager
W. Hi, Harris
Rose Altizer
Mra
P. Claytor
Choir Rehearsal at Bland Street Methodist Church
James Omer Brown directs a Bland Street Methodist Church rehearsal this evening at 7 30 for key anthems with full attendance urged for all choir members.
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Bland Street
James Omer Brown
Junior Philathea Class Meeting at First Baptist
The Junior Philathea Sunday school group of First Baptist held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the annex with fourteen members and one visitor Mia H Saunders and Miss Dorothy Davidaon served as hosts. Thelma Motley presided over business with Milas Effie Loudermilk and the group discussing class needs and ideas. A devotional themed Love Lifted Me was led by Motley, with prayers and reports from officers. Social time featured two Valentino themed contests and fortunes on red heart cards won by Effie Loudermilk. Heart shaped ice cream cookies and mints were served.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
Annex
Mia. H. M. Saunders
Dorothy Davidaon
Thelma Motley
Klasea
Laacher
Milas Effie Loudermilk
Globe Trotters Club Valentine Party Tonight
The Globe Trotters club hosts a Valentine party this evening at 7 30 at the quarters on Federal Street.
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Globe Trotters’ Club
Federal Street
Delta Delphian Study Session At West Virginian
Delta Delphian chapter held a special meeting Tuesday evening at the West Virginian to study William Shakespeare's As You Like It. Mrs. B. Martin presided as president with Miss Pride Watson leading the program. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening next week at 7:45 at the West Virginian.
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West Virginian
Delta Delphian
7 B. Martin
Senior Y W A Meets For Lesson At Thornton Home
An evening meeting of the Senior Y W A at the Baptist church on College Avenue was held Tuesday at Miss Aileen and Miss Lorraine Thornton’s home on Jefferson Street. President Miss Lorra ine Thornton opened with devotional and prayers as members sang. The program focused on God’s Word in the Homeland with talks on home missions topics by Virginia Eubank Aileen Thornton Anna Margaret Studebaker Walter Muntaine Barnice Studebaker Lorraine Thornton and Berkeley Wary. Mrs J M Studebaker read an impressive article by Y W A counselor. Hosts later offered refreshments in a social close.
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Y. W. A. College Avenue
Baptist Church
Aileen
Lorraine Thornton
Jefferson Street
Mrs Ferrell’s Circle Meets At Grace Methodist Church
Mrs C W Ferrell led a Wednesday circle meeting at Grace Methodist Church with eighteen members present. The session opened with My Faith Looks Up To Thee and included a devotional from St John conducted by Mrs T F Crowe.
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W. M
Grace Methodist Church
C. W. Ferrell
C. BE. Fleenor
Lee Street
St. John
Mra. T. F. Crowe
Local Circle Notes Social Meeting and Members List
A community circle held a productive afternoon with lessons taught by Mr e Wilson. New member Mrs C E Stanley was welcomed. Guests included Mrs W M Fridley and family. Attendees listed span multiple households and visitors names. The group planned March meetings at Mrs R B Coffey’s home on Larch Street. News items report W H Riley traveling to New York for Thornton Laird store interests and J T Thornton’s continued improvement at Bluefield sanitarium. Arthur Burgess enrolled at a local school.
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RE. Wilson
C. E. Fleanor
Mra. C
Stanley
W. M. Fridley
BR Wilson
L. A. Williamson
O. S. Stanley
C.W. Burton
Fleenor
T.F. Crowe
R. B. Colfey
Belle Davidson
W. Ferrell
Granan
W. A. Honeycutt
Frank Lafon
Frank Nash
H Prnett
N. Pemberton
W. H. Riley
New York
Thornton-Laird
J. T. Thornton
Bluefield
George Capk
Wilcoe
Chambers
Arthur Burgess
A. E. Burgess
Concord State Teachers College Announcement in Athens
A local notice recalls Miss Eleanor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence McClaugh, a student at Morehead College. Mr and Mrs Zandel Hark and Willam Henry respond to a message regarding an appealing young person.
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Concord State Teachers’ College
Daugh- Athens
Ter
Eleanor
Clarence McClaugh
Morehead College
Arty
Morehead
Mra
Zandel Hark
Willam Henry
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