Lovely Informal Bridge Party Honoring Richmond Guest
Mrs. C. H. Bloom hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge party at Mountain View Avenue to honor Mrs. Mary Dearville of Richmond and salute Mrs. Katherine Lowry and Mrs. Kenneth Buford. Guests enjoyed green and yellow decor, five-table play, and a three-course service with iced desserts. prizes went to Mrs. Robert Sheffey for high score and to Mrs. Phillips Mahood for low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bloom
Mountain View Avenue
Mary Dearville
Richmond
Katherine Lowry
Kenneth Buford
Har Howad
Robert Mulline
Charleston
Robert Sheffey
Mra
Phillips Mahood
Gilta Algo
Kloem Wie
John Witt
Harry .Goodykoontz
George Stupalsky
Glen Ridge
N. Dk
W. Horton
M. J. Hardaway
R. A. Sheffey
Phillip Lilly
Francis W. Archer
Conrad Brevick
James Borden
Lane Nash
Phillips. Mahood
Haynes Hancock
Ralph Taylor
R. O. Rogera
Douglas Leckie
Columbus
Della Chariton
Lowry
Douville
Buford
Mra. Mulling
Luncheons This Week in Maryland Hostesses Named
Mrs Walton Johnston and Mrs H J Sholton entertain at luncheon today and again Thursday at the home of Mrs Shott in Maryland ayaniia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Johnston
H. J. Sholton
Thoreday
Erlene Aylor Circle Meeting Notes at Bland Street Church
Erlene Aylor circle met Monday evening at Bland Street Methodist Church with Miss Virginia Barnard. Social hour followed serving a salad course. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Thomas Lipford taught the Bible lesson on Jesus Among Women. Minutes by Miss Virginia Stowers. Treasurer's report by Dorothy McCulloch. Leaflet on A Desconesa In the Rural District presented by Edith Worbler and Dorothy McCulloch. Berard closed with a short prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlene Aylor
Circle
Bland Street Methodist Church
Virginia Barnard
Bland
Straet
Thomas’ Lipford
Jesus
Mias
Virginia
Stowers
Dorothy McCulloch
Edith -Worbler
Dorothy’ McCullock
Misé Berard
Tee
Mrs Douglas Circle Meets at Bland Street Church
Mrs George S Strader hosts Circle meeting at 2108 Bland Road this afternoon at 8. Attention called to a change of date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas’ Circle
W.M
Bland Street
Methodist
George
S. Strader
Bland ‘Road
Dace
Miss Gillespie Returns Home From International Contest
Miss Gillespie returns with her father M. Dillespie and Misa Nima Dilleapla after winning the international musical contest at the world’s tol. They will stay until September and she resumes studies at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music under Dr Carol Lisalewaka and Madame Marguarite Lisantlewaka.
Informal Bridge Party Honors Mrs Winfrey Guest
Visitors paid courtesy to Mrs Hubert P Winfrey of Martineville Va visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Willie and Mr Charles C Lambert at Bland Street home. Miss Mary Willis Lambert, host's daughter, was honored and presented with a prize and gifts. The gathering featured floral decorations and a served ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieg Lourie Lambert
Bland Street
Hubert. P. Winfrey
Martineville
Misa Mary Willis
J. F. Willie
Charles C. Lambert
Fairmont
Lambert
Miss Lambert
Sam Lambert
Misa Lambert
Miss Eunice Carter Weds Daw Nute In Welch Church
Miss Eunice Clark Carter of North Fork becomes the bride of Daw Elwood Nute of Tarentum Pennsylvania at St Luke s Episcopal Welch. The ceremony featured organ music and vocal selections, with Charles R Carter giving the bride in marriage. The couple plans a honeymoon and will reside in Tarentum after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Eunice Clark Carter
Mr. D. E. Nute
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Welch
Milas Eunico Clark Carter
Northfork
Daw Elwood Nute
Tarentum
Ligherstraum
Ligst
Elgar
Imma- Gately
Ruby Goode Keesling
Cadman
Carrla Jacobs Bond
Charles R. Carter
Grace W MS Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
Grace W MS The Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methods at church will meet at 2 this afternoon following the luncheon served at 12 30 Members urged to attend and all others welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveiety
Ladies Day at Bluefield Country Club Ends in Tie
Miss Carey Harmab and Miss Helen Hufford tied for first in the Ladies Day event hosted by Mrs. R I Moore. A guest prize went to a ball winner, while Mrs Markle and Mrs Hardy finished second. Nineteen entrants set a record for the annual event with strong turnout and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Harmab
Mlaa
Helen Hufford
Avant
Bluefield Country Club
Mra. R. I. Moore
Mra. H. Markle
Sendon
No Quota Luncheon Postponed For Thursday Plan
The Quota club will not hold its weekly luncheon today at the West Virginian hotel. Members and guests will depart the Y at 5:30 for Falla Mira where a picnic supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plania
Weat
Falla Mira
Elizabeth Earnest Circle Meeting at Bland Street church
The Elizabeth Earnest Circle of Bland Street M. B. H. church met at the home of Mrs. G. V. Foland on Union Street Monday evening. The program included prayers, Bible study, and a talk by Miss Laura Frances Murphy about Alabama work, with devotion by Miss Ruth Lindsey and scripture readings. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tabor and hosts. next meeting planned with Mrs. Fred Harris on College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Earnest
Bland Stree
M. BH
Mra
G. V. Foland
Union Street
Mas. Roy
Thompson
A. N. Sparks
Sadie Hawley
Henry
Queke
Meyer
Laura Francesa Murphy
Iin & Community House
Alabama
Ray
Hawley
Helen Payne
Ruth Lindsey
Mattle Holden
Tabor
Fred Harris
College Avenue
Tea Afternoon Hosts in Bluefield Virginia
Tea planned for Thursday afternoon from eight to with a tea at the home in Bluefield Virginia hosted by Misses Loulea and Eliza William son. John Chapman chapter D A R met Tuesday at Mrs Frazer's College Avenue home with regent Mrs Thorn hill presiding. Guests included Mrs H D Philips of Huntington, guests of Mrs J Hattner, and other members. Mrs Kell led ritual and prayers as members recited America s Creed. Messages from Mrs Russell William Magna and notes on an address by Frederick William Wise were read. Mrs D H French presented a paper on Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Minutes were read, treasurer s report given, program plans for next year outlined. Social hour included refreshments hosted by Frazer daughters and Mrs J Hatcher. No chapter meeting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
Mra
C. W. Frazer
College Avenue
Mra. Frazer
J. L. Thornton
Thomas BH. Scott
Mra. W.A. Thornhill
H. D. Philips
Huntington
J. Hattner
J. Kell
Calute
James O'Keeffe
Pnat R
Russell William Magna
Frederick William Wise
D. A. R. Continental
Washington
D. H.rench
R. ©. McClaugherty
Fellowship Luncheon Under Woman's Missionary Society
A luncheon is planned at the Graca Methodist church today at 12 16 noon under the Woman's Missionary Society. A carved luncheon will be served and an interesting program will be offered in hope of a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Graca
Gere
Benefit Shower To Aid Needy Family In City
The Trinity Methodist Church Business Woman's Circle hosted a benevolent shower for a needy family. Held at Mrs. O J Carter's residence at 366 Union Street refreshments were served and guests contributed dishes and useful household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodiat Church
Putting Contest at Bitefeld Club Declares Hustard Winner
Miss Helen Hustard captured first honors in the Bitefeld Country Club putting contest with six perfect pars for a total of 12 putts on the five green. Baker led early with 13 putts before Huffard, last to finish, sank a 40 footer on the final hole to win the golf ball donated by Mrs. D. M. Deverle Sr. Sixteen golfers competed, including Mrs. R. O. Rogers and Miss Emma Ginn Baker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen’ Hustard
Bitefeld Country Club
Holma Ginn
Baker
Huffard
D. M. Deverle Sr
R. O. Rogers
J. W. Du'Bose
Emma Ginn Baker
Betty Markie
W. H. St. Clair
Dean Hoemer
O. M. Deysre Sr
H. X. Mortar
J. M. Herndon
John Hellman
Herbert Markle
Miss Shirley Ann Snead Receives Visitors After Surgery
Miss Shirley Ann Snead, operated on at St Luke's hospital, is now able to receive visitors. Mr and Mrs FP V Goodwon and Miss Laulee Clark have returned from a camp at the Clark farm in Floyd County. They were joined there by Mr and Mrs J C Gregory and Harold from Roanoke. Thelma Motley has guests Mrs B E Moughiman in Richmond and Mrs L te Johnson of Charleston W Va. Arthur Snyder of Burbank is visiting his cousin, Miss Eleanor Jennings, College Avenue apartments. Mrs Olive Lay and Misses Mario, Lillian Gilmore and Ruth Cruise, Jim Angel, George Bowen of Bluefield are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Snead
Bt. Luke's Hospital
FP. V. Goodwon
Mise Laulee Clark
Clark Farm
Floyd County
J. C. Gregory
Gon. Harold
Roanoke
Thelms Motley
B. E. Moughiman
Richmond
Mra
How She Lost 14 Pounds of Fat for 85 Cents
A fragmentary advert claims a woman shed 14 pounds using Kruschen Salts with a 4 week trial. It promises strength, vitality, and freedom from headaches, indigestion, and fatigue, urging readers to buy via drugstores worldwide for a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Frank Reed
Odykeonts
Kruschen
Social crowds drift through Kilmer camp and visits
A flood of names and places details a long list of visitors and travelers. Mise Nell Rose Perkins of Willam eon and Junior Lazenby of Princeton join Kilmer camp on Clear Fork while Sallla and Kathryn Cauch depart after visiting Mrs. J. M. Banders in Whitethorn Street. Many others travel to Virginia Beach, Chicago, Bedford, and beyond, with relatives and friends accompanying or hosting them at homes on Glen Ridge, Akers, Williston, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Nell Rose Perkins
Willameon
Junior Lazenby
Princeton
Kilmer
Clear Fork
Sallla
Kathryn Cauch
J. M. Banders
Whitethorn Street
George Btupaleky
James
John Daley
Glen Ridge N. d
M. G. "Witten
Harry Goodyknnolz
Sid Mr. Goodykoonts
Mm. J. L. Burka
Milas Dorothy
Bedford
Roxboro
N.C
H. B. Camden
Marvin Wilburn
Cuttard Brown
Chicago
Douglas Lackle
Douglas Jr
Columbia
Lelia Charlton
Tazewell Street
W. R. Barton
Akers
Mra
L. F. Greer
Anniston
Ala
W. A. Lyttie
Asheville
Nye
C. H. Goodykoontz
Giles
Virginia Beach
Sam Payne
Morgan
Edna and Maude Agnew
Sewickley
Phillips Mahood
Cal‘nurat Avenue
Kenneth, Addington
Guta City
Raymaid Addington
Coeburn
Miza ‘Helene
Libby’ Cranes
Mandey By-Mator
Pikeville, Ky
Holcomb Enters Vat Arane Hospital for Treatment
Mrs Dana Harris returns from a business trip to Cincinnati as the article notes Mr Holcomb entering a vat arane hospital for treatment with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Vatarane’ Hospital
Mra
Dana Harris
Cincinnati
Simmons Man Killed When Motor Wrecks in Mine
Richard Francis Foster, 29, a motorman for Bukeye Coal and Coke, died at 10:80 yesterday morning when his motor wrecked in the mine. He lived at Simmons and left his father W. R. Foster of Simmons, a wife, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral arrangements had not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Francis Foster
Bukeye Coal and Coke Company
Simmons
W. R. Foster
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Miss
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Jennings W. Hobson
Bluefield
Nate
John L. Nate
Chambersburg, Pa
Chambersburg Academy
F. W. Woolworth Company
Tarantum
Northfort
Mrs. Nite
Grace W. M.S
Elizabeth Earnest Circle
Hollywood
Whit Cross Cosmetics
Loulea
Eliza William
Sinee
Thia
Enciv Company
PHILS
Harl M. Tygon
Willismood
Lacy Bourne
Portmouth
Audrey
L. Hy- Butts
Eggleston
Lwith
Ruby
Raleiph J. Ashworth
Wythe Avenue
R. A. Grogan
Hdith
Kenneth
Pendray
Mont
Matewan
W. Va
Webb Linkous
Guy Leedy Is. Vislting
Wycheiyilie
Pulaski
J. ¢. Fleshman
Lena Morris
Norfolk
Ocean View
Gordon Combow
Wayne
Dry Fork
D. B Hambrick
William Mustard
Chariie Bill
Misa Ednow Olver
Mise
Mary Alice ‘Cole
Ira Gross
New York
Mr. Grosa
Harry Grose
Marc Front
Sharon Lee
Wheeling
Mre
Front
Nathan Matz
Mr Matz
M. A. Thompson
Rocky Gap
C. B. Gibson
Mamorial Avenue
Felix Kellum
Warm Springs
W. Eb, Debrick
Frederick
C J, Stull
Hallie Gilbert
South
Mercer Street
Doris Ruth Lilly la
Scott Lilly
Eagle Rock
A. H. Jenkins
J. H. Franklin
J. H. Franklin, and Mr. Franklin, Frederick Treet, Mrs. R. C. Bell
Farmville
Blufield Sanitarium
Bell
J. C., Holcomb
Mica Hattie Holcomb
Lydia Piebbacn
Chia
Gee Pinkham
Abe Compl
Cox
Cox’s
W. Cox Dept
Bluefield’s
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