Rotarians Hear Kiwanis Head Honor Rotary Meeting
The Rotary Clubs weekly gathering featured Henry Kendrick, president of the Kiwanis Club, delivering a fine address on Rotary. A classification stunt aided members’ acquaintance while attendance remained strong and several visitors joined, including Gail Carter Welch Tartley Sanders Princeton Ranulph Wilkinson Huntington D W Narger Shawnville Va Howard Evanson Pittsburgh J M Jackson Columbus Henry Kendrick Roy Clark C A Lemkuhl T C Phillips Rev W T Korn Jack Diamond.
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Rotary Clubs
Henry Kendrick
Kiwanis Club
Howard N. Evanson
Pittabura
J. %. Jackson
Colunbus
Roy Clark
C. A. Lemkuhl
T. C. Phillips
W. T. Korn
Dack Diamoml
Whosoever of ye will be chiefest shall be servant of all
A mid 19th century oriented editorial urges leaders in church, business and politics to serve the common people with steady, unflagging effort. It argues eminence rests on true service rather than party zeal or theatrical displays, and calls for consistent seasonable action to meet social and moral needs.
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Ory
Serstee
Novel coat entices crowd with sport and style at event
A quirky spring coat draws attention as a young lady wears a black and white novelty garment tied to fashion and sports wear. The piece, tied to casual chic, sparks crowd responses at Drewery's Hall with music by Syneco Seven and a two act school auditorium play to follow at 8 p.m. Tickets list 45 cents for adults and 15 cents for children, with local ads promoting gingham specials and community notices in Williamson area news.
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Jim
Drewery's Hall
Ata
Syneco Seven
Joe Bhuedeld
Maca
Tor
Mary Smith
Bluefield Visitors From Washington and Nearby Areas
A fragment notes a visitor returning from Washington DC paused in Bluefield to see sister Mrs Goldie Shorts and guests Miss Oalessa Anderson Sue Smith and Mrs Bailey of Tams. It mentions W H Washington of Montgomery and Mr and Mrs Jack Jones of Switchback. G O Henderson of Lroquais and HL Foster of Wood Hay were in town on business.
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Ther
Washington, D. C
Bluefield
Goldie Shorts
Oalessa Anderson
Sue Smith
Silent Watcher stars Hunter and Love at Colonial Theatre
The silent watcher adapts to the screen from Mary Roberta ddnebare s story The Altar on the Wil l at the Colonial Theatre today. Glenn Hunter plays Jim the secretary and Bessie Love Mary Robb erts with a cast including Hobart Bosworth Alma Benett and Gertrude Astor The plot centers on a secretary who covers for his employer amid murder and a dramatic climactic reveal.
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Glenn Hunter
Bessie Love
Mary Roberta Ddnebare
Wil
Colonial Theatre
Hik
Bia
Lilly
Hintt
Alow
Merton
The
Mavies
Jim
Joe Hoberts
Dane “Sine Down
Thorn
Mary Robberts
Joe
Sweetheam
Hobart Bosworth
Senator Steele
Alma Benett
Corinne Griffith
Lily Loti
Gertrude Astor
Lionel Helmer
Dewil Jennings
Aggie Herring
George Nicholls
Trandon Tfurst
Another Nurse Praises Tanlac in Walnut Park tale
A nurse named Mrs. Lowe of Walnut Park California shares praise for Tanlac, claiming it helps anemia nervousness stomach trouble and recovery after operations. The ad touts Tanlac as a natural tonic building health and vigor and promises quick noticeable results.
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M. Lowe
Walnut Park
Cal
Urse Lowe
Taniac
Walt
Tanlac
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