Local Artist Mary Courtland schedule on New York radio
Friends of Mary Courtland formerly heard as Mary Jourdman learn the singer will perform on WOR 700 kHz Wednesday at 3 15 PM and Friday evening 8 80 PM with Spitalny’s orchestra, and Sunday 8 30 to 9 00 PM with Merle Johnson’s orchestra from WOR and WJZ. Letters to stations expressing pleasure are encouraged. The Ladies Bible class at First Presbyterian meets 8 PM.
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Mary Jourdman
WHIS
Whese
Atatiena
New York City
Dourolman
Mary Courtland
Eange
Atation Wor
WJZ
Spitalny‘a
WOR
Merle Johnson
Jourdman
Mrs O Briens Circle Met at Mountain View Home
Mrs O Briens Circle of First Christian church met Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs Lora V Peerys Mountain View avenue home with eleven members present The meeting opened with a devotional followed by prayer and a discussion visitors Mrs Pauline Hendrickson and Mrs Jack Sharpe assisted with refreshments after the social period The list of members present includes Mrs C I Cheyney Mrs M B Chappell Mrs George Bonham Mr J F Douthat Mrs Nora Craft Mrs Rex Slagle Mrs Janie Fetterman Mrs Wiles Martin Mrs W R Conwell Mrs J M OBrien and Mrs Lora V Peery
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First Christian Church
Mra
F. M. O’brien
Lora V. Peary
Mountain View Avenue
O’brien
C. S. Cheyney
Peery
Pauline Hendrickson
Jack Sharpe
C. I. Cheyney
B. Chappell
George Bonham
J. F. Douthat
Nora Craft
Rex Slagle
Janie Fetterman
Wiles Martin
W. R. Conwell
M. O'Brien
Lora V. Peery
Lodge Meeting at Red Men's Hall Tonight
Blusfield lodge No 463 1 A to B of R T will meet this afternoon at 2 at the Red Men's hall. All members urged to be present.
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Blusfield Lodge
R. T
Red Men's Hall
Y W C A Board Meeting Lists Officers and Committees
The Y W C A board met in regular session at the quarters with Harriet French presiding. Eighteen members, four absent, names listed for officers and committee chairmen. Devotional report on Virginia Youth conference highlighted by Dawn Absher and Christine Steele. R D Payne reported budget fund contributions totaling over 9800 dollars and expressed gratitude to donors and supporters.
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Association
Harriet French
A. B.mehood
J. Cheyney
Alice Zimmerman
Beulah Price
Frank Bane
Clark Brown
R. D. Payne
Sll
Choir Rehearsal At Bland Street Methodist Church
Bland Street Methodist Church holds a 7 30 rehearsal for the choir with key anthems in preparation James Eimer Brown directs seeking large attendance by members and friends alike.
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Bland Street
Frances Greever Weds William Grant Merritt in 1933 Virginia ceremony
Dr and Mrs Franz Pyott of Tip Top Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Frances Greever to William Grant Merritt of Charlotte North Carolina. The February 21 ceremony was by Dr E D Long of Tazewell with only close relatives present. The couple honeymooned through the South and the news drew interest across the Virginias and Carolinas due to the popular couple.
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Franz Pyott
Tip Top
Frances Greever
William Grant Merritt
Charlotte
N.C
8. D. Long
Tazewell
Carolinas
Bluefield Quota Club Meets at West Virginian Hotel
The Bluefield Quota Club met Wednesday at noon in the Bridge Room of the West Virginian hotel with Misa Ruth Rader presiding as president. Absentees included Mrs P M Joyce visiting Washington for her son and Georgetown inauguration. A letter from Quota International noted the June convention at Swampscott Massachusetts while Washington States plates sponsorship and several business matters were discussed. Members appointed to committees included Mrs Pat Flanagan and others. officers listed across standing committees with decorations reflecting a George Washington theme.
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Bluefield Quota Club
Bridge Room
West Virginian
Misa Ruth
Rader
Mra P
Quota
Pat Flanagan Wes
J. J. Phillips
Allen Zimmerman
Helen Bryant
Edls Loudernilk
Phillips
Alice Zimmerman
House Committee
P.M. Jones
G IA Club Luncheon and Meeting At Moose Hall
Miss Helen Sue Spangler distributes bulletins for the club luncheon. The G IA regular meeting convenes this afternoon at 2 20 at Moose hall with refreshments after the social period. Full attendance is desired.
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Helen Sue Spangler
G. IA
Moose Hall
Girl Reserves Meet A Ramsey Junior High Hushed Evening
G R Group joins Mrs B L Albert's Girl Reserves at Ramsey Junior High for a box supper at 5 20 to 7 80 featuring sandwiches cakes and other fare. Miniatures of George Washington were given as favors. program included Washington life quiz conundrums and flag discussion with Miss Gilmore and Miss Mary Schola.
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Mra. B. L. Albert
Ramsey Junior High School
George Washington
Migi Desir
Gamora
Mary Echols
Washington
Renelia Bales
Allevia McNeal
Miss Gilmore
Mary Schola
Frances. Bourne
Treie Ralen
Henriette Bratton
Madeline Dickens
Ruby Lee Duncan
Mary Katherine
Margaret
Mery Portarfield
Ruth Bowles
Reneila Bales
Helen Panke
Mary Morrisette
Nora Duncan
Jean Byrd Marelie Bales
Theresa Helcher
Christien Ramage
Mary Echola
Virgina Bourne
Mabel Kidd
Orlevia McNeal
Mre. Albert
Mise Glimore
Loyal Daughters Class Meeting at First Christian Church
The Loyal Daughters class of the First Christian church met at the president Mrs A B Hensley’s Highland Ave home with Mire Mary Fratwell as teacher. The group opened with Psalm 139 Lord's Prayer and minutes. They planned to exchange Pollyantas at the March meeting with Mrs Warren Brooks on Augusta failreet.
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Loyal Daughters
First Christian Church
Mire
Mary Fratwell
A, B
Hensley
Highland Avenue
Pollyantas
Warren Brooks
Augusta Failreet
Mra Otis Bivens
B.T. Carter
W. H. Dunlap
Lem Stump
Wayne Farmer
M. Slade
A. B. Henaley
J. B. Galbraith
W. L. McMullin
Misa
North Side P T A Builds Washington Birthday Program
North Side P T A met at the school on Wednesday to present a Moat interesting program honoring George Washington. Dr J R Brown delivered the address. Freda Smith read scripture. Treva Lavitder welcomed the audience. Maxine Hall led a song and fourth graders performed Heroes.
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George Washington
North Side
P.T. A
America
J. R. Brown
Grace Methodist Church
Jesson
Freda Smith
Treva Lavitder
América
French
Elnora Johnston
Q. G. Jones
C. R. Smith
Local notices and social updates from Bluefield area
Mra J A Mowell returns to duties at Thornton Laid store after influenza complications Miss Grace Hamilton Sunset News society editor back out Mr and Mrs J G Morris travel to Norfolk Va after telegram about Mrs Morris brother in law Howard B Noel formerly of Bluefield A B Mahood visits Roanoke Thomas O Q Laird Charleston visits Bluefield Ruth Greenway improving at home Rev Jennings W Hobson Mrs Hodgan and three children return from Co hoke Va for funeral of Hobsons mother Alice Pettitt McSparvan W T Lasley returns to Charleston after five days with sister Mrs Cecil R Lilly Lebanon Street Bluefield
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Grace Hamilton
Sunset News
J. G. Morris
Norfolk
Te Teponna
Charleston
Bluefield
Ruth Greenway
Hanover Street
Jennings W. Hobson
Hodgan
Cohoke
Hobson
Alice Pettitt McSparvan
Pollard Refuses Talk On Senate Appointment
Washington report shows Governor Pollard of Virginia declining to answer if he will appoint former Governor Byrd to fill the Senate seat after Swan son resigns to become secretary of the navy. A source says Swan son will resign upon Roosevelt’s announcement, with no immediate action anticipated.
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Washington
Pollard
Virginia
Byrd
Senator Swanson
West Virginia Livestock Increases. Valuation Drops Noted
Charleston February 22. An increase of 2.2 percent in total West Virginia farm livestock is reported, while valuations fell by nearly 4 million dollars. The total livestock reached 1,466,000 head from 1,435,000 last year, with valuations at 20.767 million versus 25.576 million previously. Hog and pig numbers rose 12 percent to 197,000. cattle up 15,000 to 525,000, cows and heifers up 4,000 to 222,000. Mature horses declined five percent to 101,000 amid gains in foals and colts. Mules remained 12,000. sheep and lambs steady at 631,000.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Atete
Firestone Ad Campaigns Cited In 1920 Depression Escape
Firestone stated before the committee of one hundred that he faced a 45 million dollar debt after returning from Europe in 1920. He claimed placing full page newspaper advertisements in every city helped end a market slump and enabled him to pay banks. He said he told his area manager to take a vacation while he launched the ads, resulting in massive sales totaling 18,000,900.
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Harvey
Firestone
Committee of One Hundred
Europe
Aarea Toaneger
United States
In Debt Settlement and New Beginnings
The speaker describes reducing indebtedness to 32 million, cutting expenses, and becoming debt free in under four years. He urges a change of attitude, focusing on fundamentals, and proposes sacrifices to help others. This reflects a call for financial discipline and community support.
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Leta
Certified Copy Repeal Proposal Received in Charleston
A certified copy of the eighteenth amendment repeal proposal was received at Governor Cariley's office from Secretary of State Suim. The accompanying letter urged submission to a convention in the state and certification of action to the secretary of state. The clutter includes unrelated dialogue and jokes from the era.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cariley
Suim
Secretary of State
British Science Tests Traits of Motorists
London reports on the National Institute of Industrial Psychology testing motorists to assess faults and driving skill. A dummy car simulates road emergencies while responses, speeds, and handling are charted to predict safe or accident prone behavior for future classification of drivers.
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London
National Institute of Industrial Psychology
Institute
Rockefeller Foundation
G. H. Miles
The
Inaltute
National Protective Insurance Offers One Cent Daily Plan
A Kansas City based policy promotes a one cent daily plan costing $3.85 yearly. It promises monthly benefits up to $100, death payouts up to $1,500, and auto accident coverage of $100 monthly. No medical exam is required and a 10 day free inspection is offered.
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The
National Protective
National Protective Insurance Co
Pickwick Building
Kansas City
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