Installation planned for Pocahontas Lodge K of P officers
J R Young announces installation next Thursday night of newly elected officers for Pocahontas Lodge No 60 K of P for the term ending December 31. Election at June convention produced close contests with several ballots for trustees J A Macon J W Owens and W T Shumate chosen. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs A S Peery from the Middle West and a notable church program as Bluefield Virginia union members held a demonstration at the local Baptist church.
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J. R. Young
Pythian
Pocahontas Lodge
No. 60
K. of P
Board of Trustees
J. A. Macon
J. W. Owens
W. T. Shumate
Bluefield
Cara
Bluefeld
Space
Bluefield Praises Show For Program And Visit
The article praises Bluefield audiences for the lesson program and an exceptionally well rendered solo. The local union extends hearty thanks and appreciation for the visit.
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Bluefield
Upcoming Pythian Sisters Meeting Date Clarified
A bureau clarifies that tomorrow night is not meeting night. The next regular meeting is set for Monday the 12th.
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Pythian Sisters
Mrs Yowell Entertains Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Yowell hosted the bridge club Tuesday night with Mrs Dennen winning first prize. Guests included Mrs Houchins of Roanoke Virginia and Mrs Steele of Williamson. Also Misses Helen and Elizabeth Gates entertained the Dorcas Sunday school class at Mrs Bowden's home with a short program and reports.
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Yowell
Harry Yowell
Bridge Club
Dennen
Houchins
Roanoke
Steele
Williamson
Helen
Elizabeth Gates
Dorcas
The
Baptist Church
Epworth League Plans Patriotic Program At 6:45 Evening
The Epworth League schedules a patriotic program for this evening at 6:45. Mr Halin will travel to Baltimore for the occasion marking the marriage of Jerome Goodman, brother of Mr Goodman, Louis Booch. Greensboro reports improvement for Charles W Bun and family after several days of serious illness.
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Ppworth League
Epworth League
Halin
Baltimore
Jerome Goodman
Goodman
Louis Booch
Greensboro
Charles W. Buns
Charles W., Jr
Pansy
Pocahontas Personal News Highlights From Logan and Nearby
Mrs. Harry Lee Rogers visits Logan West Virginia while Charles Minter of Logan advances in law with a lucrative Logan practice. Numerous residents from Bluefield Wytheville and Welch visit Pocahontas for business, family, or leisure, with several returning from trips to Richmond Washington and Baltimore.
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Harry Lee Rogers
Logan
W. Va
Charles Minter
Minter
Pocahontas
J. R. Lindsay
Christiansburg
Johnnie Caudill
Panther
Lilburn Ward, Jr
Rocky Gap
Charlies M. Clontz
Kentenia
Sherman Maxey
Ray Umberger
Sallie Umberger
Wytheville
R. B. Vaught
Bluefield
Robert Bowden, Jr
Norfolk and Western
Pansy Butt
T. J. Rickard
Columbia
D. C
John Carter
Patricia Ellen
Honaker
Bertha Steveneyl
Tazewell
A. P. Bertner
Helen Southerlyn
W. H. Walters
Roanoke
Carlyle Gentry
Draper
Jennings McNeil
George Scott
Water Street
Minnie Church
Louise Gentry
Morris Mangrill
Welch
Baltimore
Leona
Sylvia Sarver
Vivian
C. G. Hoffman
Allen Phillips
Clarence Boyd
Byrone
Edith McNeer
John Dennen
M. Bloch
Richmond
Louis Little
Gordon
Bramwell
Lank Smith
Washington, D. DC
Clyde McCann
Grundy
C. W. McNew
G. W. Hayes
Church Street
W. W. Odor
Lynchburg
Robert Bowden
MeComas
Mary Acton Black
Charleston
J. W. Bailey
Mary Boray
Bullett’s
W. D. Pedigo
Houchins
Eugene Jones
Dfferent
North Carolina
John Boray
F. B. Jackson
Grace
Columbus
Cincinnati
Sol Beach
Greensboro
N. C
Sophy Matz
Selma Lubliner
Esther Lubliner
Stephen Boray
Wagene Jones
W. E. Owens
Prize winner and bar exam results for Richlands area
In Richlands and surrounding towns the $10 merchandise prize was won by Mill Meade of North Richlands in a local contest. Five Tazewell county men passed the Virginia State bar exam, including two Richlands residents Tom Spratt and John Boggess. Also noted is Pearl Ratliff discharged after a tonsillectomy at Mattie Williams hospital.
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Virginia
Tazewell County
Rginia State Bar
Richlands
Coaldan
Here
Roanoke
Tom G. Spratt
John R. Boggess
Walter G. Elswick
Coaldon
Vincent Sexton
Bluefield
Oscar Barnes
Pounding Mill
Miss Pearl Ratliff
Mattie Williams Hospital
Ratliff
Little Junior Ratliff
Covered Wagon House Rent Trial Testimony
James Harrington testified in Barrow England that he paid four dollars weekly rent for a covered wagon used as shelter for his wife and three children. He described living conditions and housing costs in the temporary dwelling.
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Barrow, Eng
James Harrington
Scot Father Surrenders Daughter Over Stolen Perfume
In Chicago Peter Matson a Scottish man turned his 10 year old daughter to police after she brought home a bottle of perfume believed stolen. The incident prompted a local police response and an investigation into the theft.
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Chicago
Peter Matson
The Saddler Reveals Magic Key Tale
Nick and Nancy struggle through Mire of Mud aided by a leather clad man. A wooden horse retrieves a magic key that unlocks a secret cupboard and Saladin’s saddle. The Saddler becomes a prince and transforms the scene into a garden as the pair ride toward Pixie Cave. To be continued.
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Pigue
Nick
Nancy
Saladin
Let
Pixie Cave
Men Build Homes From Junkpile In Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on July 4 two men in charge of the city junkpile salvaged lumber from the dumps and constructed three houses. They managed the work with limited resources and showcased frugal building skills.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Two Homes Built From Junk Piles By Eugene Jeffries
Eugene Jeffries erected two houses using discarded lumber from a junk pile. The first home, finished in two years, had five rooms a bath electric lights and a telephone and became his residence. He then built a second house now complete. Bailey is also building a four room home with running water and a telephone, started three months ago with one carpenter.
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Eugene Jeffries
W. J. Bailey
Jeffries
Bailey
Printers approve higher maintenance for Union Home
Indianapolis July 4 The International Typographical Union votes to raise the monthly per capita tax for the Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs by ten cents, boosting annual income by about 85000 to fund addition completion and patient care for new admissions, amid a large vote margin.
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Indianapolis
Colorado Springs
International Typographical Union
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City OF
Middle West
Peery
Kansas
Missouri
Washington Tubbs II
Wash
MR. Crabtree
Golin
Dottie
UTM
Ellett’s
Pocahontas, Virginia
Angelo Santolla
Richlands, VA
Diaeie Sae
Olive Roberts
the Saddler
Butt Motor Company
Goodyear
Exide
FORD
Dodge Brothers
Pocahontas, VA
Creed
London
Palace Theatre
John W. Owens & Co
Star Grocery Co
New York Hardware Co
Citizens’ Drug Co
Pocahontas Pharmacy
Bloch Co
Bloch’s
L. Magrill
Pocahontas Motor Co
Obbagy Bros
General Merchandise
Butt Motor Co
Dodge
Pocahontas Hardware Co
Winchester
A. B. Maxey
Johnson-French Motor Co
Atwater-Kent
W. E. Jenkins
Harold Lloyd
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