Circle Meetings Merge At Grace Church Missionary Unit
The Circle groups of the Circles of Grace Missionary Society meet Thursdays at 2 30 with ten circles listed across church locations. Officers elected include President C H Absher and three vice presidents, as merger brings Missionary Society Woman's Union and Young Ladies' Circle into one organization under a calendar plan with twelve month representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Absher
C. H. Pruett
Roy Garrett
R. B. Slagle
R. A. Kersey
C. S. Cheyney
Missionary Society
Woman's Union
Young Ladies’ Circle
The
Books Added at Binsfield Library Shelves This Week
Numbers of calls have come to the Binsfield Public Library for books and in the High School by those who have been deprived of high school work. The following books are being placed in the shelves this week: Food Planning and Preparation by Wellman Elementary Latin by Smith Business Arithmetic by Touton Lady of the Lake by Scott Caesar's Gallic Wars by Walker Text-book of Geology by Brigham First book of Chemistry by Bradbury Shorter French Course by Frazier Etiquette by Emily Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binsfield
Wellman
Smith
Touton
Scott
Walker
Brigham
Bradbury
Frazier
Emily Post
Library Board
EK. E. Northern
YWCA Publicity Committee to Meet for Monthly Session
The publicity committee of the Y W C A will meet in association rooms at 12 45 p m Friday for its monthly meeting. It has placed attraction posters in stores and public locations and organized noon day luncheons for small groups of business men. The plan is to continue these publicity efforts for a time, along with other forms of publicity.
Doctor Dickinson Visits Kersey Home in Caroline Avenue
Dr. Besse M. Dickinson of Johnsonburg Pennsylvania spent yesterday with Mrs. R. A. Kersey at 719 Caroline Avenue. Dickinson has been in Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee for weeks helping to organize a chiropractic sanitum in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse M. Dickinson
Johnsonburg
Mes. R
Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Church
The Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society will hold a church meeting on Thursday January 8 at 3 p.m. at the church. Members are urged to attend as planning for outreach and projects will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society
Three church groups merge to form Christian Women's Missionary Union
Three organizations of the First Christian church merged Wednesday afternoon into a single body to be known as the Christian Women's Missionary Union. The church, Rev. P. P. Twisselvander reading the constitution and by laws, adopted them unanimously. A nominating committee was formed with two representatives from each merged group. Mrs. R. R. Woltz served as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Christian Women's Missionary Union
P. P. Twisselvander
R. R. Woltz
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Lowell Massachusetts resident Olive Auger describes recovery after hospital stay and reliance on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed strength, ability to work, and relief from dizziness back pain and nervousness. The ad cites 200000 women responding to a question and a 98 of 100 yes rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Auger
Lowell
Massachusetts
Olive Auger
Howard Street
Bland Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Opens Year
The Bland Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society held its first meeting of the new year on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. J. A. Bays installing officers. New leadership includes Mrs. George S. Strader as president and Mrs. S. H. Bradley as vice president. others cover records, treasurer, and department heads for young people, children, mission study, publicity, social service, supplies, local work, and the Belle Bennett Memorial fund. An informative leaflet was shared by Mrs. W. H. Quekmeyer as plans for the year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Bland Street Methodist Church
J. A. Bays
George 8. Strader
S. H. Bradley
A. M. Long
W. C. Warlick
J. R. Johnston
J. E. Brown
J. W. McCulloch
M. Bernard
C. Slaven
C. B Davis
Walter Adkins
8. C. Douglas
J. D. Honaker
A. T Carter
Belle Bennett Memorial Fund
W. H. Quekmeyer
Complimentary bridge luncheon at Bluefield Country Club
Mrs F L Black and Mrs Frederick W Black host a complimentary bridge luncheon this afternoon at the Bluefield Country Club. The season’s social calendar also highlights the Progress Club dance tonight at the West Virginian, anticipated as a highlight of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
F. L. Black
Frederick W. Black
Progress Club
West Virginian
Business Woman's Circle Meeting at YMCA Rooms
The Business Woman's Circle of the YMCA of the First Baptist church will meet at the YMCA rooms on Thursday evening at 7 30. A full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mr and Mrs H C Guillion Entertained Guests Near Bramwell
Mr and Mrs H C Guillion of near Bramwell hosted a social gathering last evening. The event brought together friends and neighbors for an evening of hospitality and conversation in a quiet country setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Guillion
Bramwell
Sport Dress Described in Flannel With Convertible Scarf
A chic sport dress in black and white bordered flannel features a convertible scarf and oversized pockets. Borders are arranged at front and back to flatter most figures, with wide sleeves adding a stylish touch.
Informal Dance Compliments Miss Georgia Tilley in Johnson City
About twelve couples attended a pretty informal dance given in compliment to Miss Georgia Tilley of Johnson City, with guests from Bluefield including her sister Miss Lylu Gullion. The evening was enjoyed by the young people and light refreshments were served.
Reserve Leaders Meet at Y W C A Rooms
Last evening at the Y W C A rooms an inspiring meeting of Girl Reserve leaders was held following a splendid supper served by the committee. Ten young ladies attended while others were detained by illness. The main business was the listing of honors to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve
Girl Reserve Committee
Fidelis Class Meeting At Y W C A Rooms
The Fidelis Class of the Y W C A Business Girls Club will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Y rooms on Federal Street for a January awards related gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Business Girls’ Club
Y. Rooms
Federal Street
Local residents return from holidays and travel
Norman Edwards left Tuesday for Emory and Henry College after a vacation in Knoxville and at home on North Street. Fred Lewis of Hawley’s returned from Martinsburg. Claude Taylor and daughter Mary Jane came home from Huntington for Christmas and New Year. Mrs. C. H. Witten shopped here. R. F. Baker improves at Bluefield sanitarium. Harriet and Frances French return to Randolph Macon and Virginia Intermont. Lovey Bhelton returns to Marshall College Huntington. Helen Shafer leaves for Grundy. J. B. Catron visits from Roanoke. J. F. Milton from Covington stayed with his sister. William Gottlieb plans a trip to New York. Mrs. C. F. Farrington returns from Welch. Mrs. Webb Earley and daughter stop in Bluefield en route to Pearisburg. Mrs. E. T. Holroyd spends time at Kyle. R. S. Brown leaves Bluefield Furniture Company after several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Edwards
Emory and Henry College
Knoxville
R. F. Baker
Bluefield Sanitarium
Harriet
Frances French
Randolph-Macon Women's College
Virginia Intermont
Lovey Bhelton
Marshall College
Huntington
Helen Shafer
Grundy
Carrie
Welch
Bluefield
Pearisburg
E. T. Holroyd
M. M. Hancock
Kyle
W. Va
Brown
Bluefield Furniture Company
Local Notes From Summers County and Nearby Trips
Locals on New River farm Summers county. Robert Agee to succeed. Layton Gills and Ben Strader return to Randolph-Macon College. Reyner White back from Charleston. Grogan family head home to Roanoke after visit with Morrison family. Grace Pearson substitutes in Pearisburg. Mason recovering at St Luke's hospital. Thelma Motley returns from Virginia visit. Dr S J Kell and family motor to Florida. Mrs Charles Moss and Mrs George Moss shop in Bluefield. Thomas J Johnson trips to Roanoke. Dr P H Killey visits from Vivian. J W Overstreet departs for Pittsburgh. Col Floyd S Cunningham dismissed from St Luke's, returns to Eckman. Mrs Denny Shuff and Miss Mattie Bowling shop in Princeton. Mrs J Arch Sterne and daughter join Mr Sterne in Miami Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New River
Summers County
Robert Agee
Farmville
Layton Gills
Ben Strader
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Reyner White
Charleston
R. P. Grogan
Roanoke
Grogan
W. T Morrison
Washington Street
Grace Pearson
Pearisburg School
Mis Mason
St. Luke's Hospital
Thelma Motley
Virginia
S. J. Kell
Florida
Charles R. Moss
George W. Moss
Tazewell
Bluefield
Thomas J. Johnson
P. H. Killey
Vivian
J. W. Overstreet
Pittsburg
Col
Floyds. Cunningham
Eckman
Denny Shuff
Mattie Bowling
Princeton
J. Arch Sterne
Elizabeth
Sterne
Miami
Fla
Sorbol Quadruple Adabil? Goitre cure testimonial
Large goitre remedy testimonial from Mrs. W. B. Pearman of Roanoke Virginia claiming complete goitre resolution, improved sleep, weight gain of 17 pounds, and a general feeling of rebirth. Product Sorbol Quadruple advertised as pleasant to use like toilet water, sold at drug stores and through the Sorbol Company. Local outlets Goodykoontz Drug Co. and Graham Pharmacy Bluefield VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Pearman
Rover Ave
Roanoke
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Graham Pharmacy
Bluefield
Breakfast and Dinner Menu From Family Guide
A home kitchen guide lists breakfast meals including porridge variations with cereals, oats, and winter staples. Luncheon features bacon with tomatoes and corn bread, while dinner offers broiled porterhouse steak with mashed potatoes and salads. Recipes detail Bacon and Tomatoes, Raised Corn Bread, and Ella's Marble Cake with step by step mixing and baking directions.
Local notes and travel plans from area residents
Maxine Sterne plans a Florida trip about February 1 and stays with Mrs. Goody koontz on Raleigh Terrace. Howard Hicks left for Baltimore with his mother, a Johns Hopkins Hospital patient. Otis Mayhew returns from Roanoke for holidays. Andrew Johnson of Welch visits Judge and Mrs. Easley on College avenue. Mrs. Johnson and child stay through week’s end. Miss Lois Douthat ill with influenza at St. Luke's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bird and Forest Pinkard of McComas visit city. Mrs. J. B. Ratcliffe improving at St. Luke's Hospital. A sea-shell radio loud speaker is handmade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sterne
Harry Goodykoontz
Raleigh Terrace
Florida
Howard Hicks
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Otis Mayhew
Roanoke
Andrew Johnson
Welch
W. C. Easley
College Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goldie Perry
Grace Church
Circles of Grace Missionary Society
Udy
Gilbert
John Cooke
Bluefield Avenue
Mrs. Waterhouse
Keith
Rogers Sreet
R. M. Wilburn
J. B. Alley
Paris Street
R. W. Honaker
S. R. Thompson
Poplar S
Williamson
O. White
White
J. G. Nichols
John McMullin
Highland Avenue
Helms
R. F. Dillon
Mrs. Hock
J. B. Clark
Robert White
Business Girls’ Circle
Stanley
Carolina Avenue
Library Notes
Business Woman’s Circle
Cardus
Cardui
Business Girl's Club
Tos Abu UB
Stetson
Holland
Witt’s
Utz- Dunn
Val Duttenhofer
Merriam’s
Oxford
Mangus Phillips
Bluefield, W. VA
Princeton Avenue
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