Belightful Affair and Tour Guests Spread Joy in Bluefield
A Beavers and Miss Mar decorated affair featured gladioli and sweet peas with attendees including Helen Baylor, Mary Martha Davenport Strickland, Ruth Metcalfe, Frazier, Ruth Farrar and many others. The event included a seven-table card party and a luncheon at six, followed by an ice course as chatter and greetings filled the room.
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R. G. Beavers
Miss Mar
Helen Baylor
Mary Martha Davenport
Strickland
Ruth Metcalfe
Frazier
Ruth Farrar
Jim Ed Wagner
C. A
Lee J. Barbee
R. B. Wil
Lee Poindexter
William P. Hawley
John Tanner
Ken Greiser
Gillie Hancock
Eugene Witten
Eugene Fox
J. W. Baldwin
Montell Hatch
Menys Family Breakfast and Veal Loaf Recipe
A four year old friendly menu outlines Breakfast and Luncheon items including orange juice graham pop overs and jellied veal loaf with buttered bread cucumber salad and peach shortcake. The veal loaf recipe details knuckle of veal eggs onion parsley salt pepper and stock preparation.
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Sister Mary
Dance and Card Party at the Wilburn Home
An enjoyable dance and card party was hosted at the home of Lucile Wilburn Friday night from nine to twelve thirty. Guests included Miss Gla Thornton, Eve Aly of East Radford, Elo le, Eva Harris, Ruth Harris, Cleo Harris, Leona Carter, Gen eva Carter, Marfssa Ganano, Kath erine Ganano, Burke Christian of Bluefield, Sam Patton, Wilson Phelps, Tommy Tyler, Barney List, Richard U Hall, Bailey Neal, Claude Tyree, Billie Payne, Tom Jarrett, Everett Harris, Perry E. Blackwell of Bluefield, Paul E. Repass, Clarence Booth, Baxter Davis, Wm. H. Rees, James Alexander, J. and Mrs. B. A. Binder, and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Christian. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening.
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Dass Lucile Wilburn
Gla Thornton
Eve Aly
East Radford
Elole
Eva Harris
Ruth Harris
Cleo Harris
Leona Carter
Geneva Carter
Marfssa Ganano
Katherine Ganano
Burke Christian
Bluefield
Sam Patton
Wilson Phelps
Tommy Tyler
Barney List
Richard U Hall
Bailey Neal
Claude Tyree
Billie Payne
Tom Jarrett
Everett Harris
Perry E. Blackwell
Paul E. Repass
Clarence Booth
Baxter Davis
Wm. H. Rees
James Alexander
Tazewell
B. A. Binder
G. W. Christian
Annual meeting of New Lebanon Woman's Missionary Union
The Wo man's Missionary Union of New Lebanon Association auxiliary to the Virginia group holds its annual session July 30 and 31 at Glade church near Lebanon. The first session starts Thursday at 2 p.m. Lunch will be served at the hostess church both days.
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Woman’s Missionary Union of New Lebanon Association
Woman's Missionary Union of Virginia
Glade Church
Lebanon
Memorial service honors late Mrs. Erekerere former superintendent
A memorial service opens the program Friday morning for the late Mrs. Erekerere once superintendent of the M A of New Lebanon Association. The text notes several good speakers on the program and Friday events.
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Mra
R. A. Erekerere
M. A. of
New Lebanon
Teatime Old Photos Contest Honors Mrs Shriner
Complimentary to Mrs W A Ward of Chattanooga Mrs W H Quekemeyer hosted a Thursday afternoon event with an old time photograph identification contest. The winner was Mrs V R Shriner and Mrs Ward received a guest prize. Delicate salads and ice were served as guests mingled.
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W. A. Ward
Chattanooga
W. H. Quekemeyer
V. R. Shriner
Ward
Charles Dick
F. L. Longley
H. B. Boyd
J. E. McMallin
S& M. Bernard
Gertrude Watts
C. W. Owen
Cecelia Stigall
Washington
J. B. Moseley
Catherine Galloway
Due West
WC Netkirk
W. W. Orr
Charlotte, N. C
C. Frasier
W. Shumr
Will Hicks
James Elmer Brown
A Son of His Father by Harold Bell Wright
Harold Bell Wright introduces Morgan and Nora O Shea in a desert and mountain Arizona tale. The novel follows their romance amid conflict between good and evil as they seek love and wealth against a backdrop of the Morgan ranch and the Mexican border.
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Harold Bell Wright
Arizona
Morgan
Nora O'Shea
Morgan Ranch
Ric Roy" Morgan
A Son of His Father adventure praised by readers
The excerpt promises a tale of land adventure and deep sincerity as Harold Bell Wright tells of danger from cattle thieves and arms smugglers, with a friendly Nora brightening the journey. Readers are invited to thrill again at the frontier exploits and hopeful themes.
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Nora
Harold Bell Wright
Garden luncheon hosted by Mrs Hefner with visiting sisters
Mrs. O. V. Hefner hosted a charming luncheon complimenting Mrs. Frank Sampson of Richmond Mrs. John Laird of Charleston and Mrs. Henry Martin of Roanoke visiting their sisters Mrs. Clarence McClaugherty and Mrs. Waltherson. Snapdragons topped the decorative scheme and the event, with ten covers, ranked among the season’s most complimentary affairs.
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O. V. Hefner
Frank Sampson
Richmond
John Laird
Charleston
Henry Martin
Roanoke
Clarence McClaugherty
Waltherson
Banker and Sheep Dealer Visits From Vernal Utah
W. N. Preas, a banker and sheep dealer from Vernal Utah, is visiting his brother R. J. Brean in this city. He says business is better in Utah and surrounding states than in six years. A Virginia native, this is his first trip back here in sixteen years.
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W. N. Preas
Vernal
Utah
R. J. Brean
Mr. Preas
Virginia
Birth of John Thomas Stupalsky in Shenandoah
Mr and Mrs John Stupalsky of Shenandoah avenue announce the birth of a son named John Thomas Stupalsky at Bluefed Sanitarium.
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John Thomas Stupalsky
John Stupalsky
Shenandoah Avenue
Bluefed
East at Star Regular Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The East at Star will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at 4 o clock in the Masonic Temple. No initiation is planned for this session.
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Star
Masonic Temple
Local society notes and meetings in town
The W C T U plans a Tuesday 3 PM meeting at 30 Rogers Street hosted by Mrs J Penn. Several residents and visitors, including Mrs F Schuller and Miss Edna Moore, were seen shopping in town with plans to move fits Huntington. Others travel to New York and California as part of community events and family visits.
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Rogers Street
F. Schuller
Hiawethe
Edna Moore
Schuller
Huntington
Lizzie Roles
Mary Fretwell
Samuel McMullin
New York
Elizabeth Bond
Isabelle Dillard
Gane
R. H. Hatcher
Welch
Sadie Ann Witten
Tazewell
Bluefield
Sarah McAndrews
P. T. Faris
Brownsville
Liam Parts
William Gottlieb
Stanley
D. W. Hancock
Abingdon
Pulaski
Ack Akers
New York City
John West
Mattie West
Richands
Joseph Marcus
Kansas
Dorothy Mann
California
Canada
Bobbed Hair Shines with Golden Gilint Shampoo Tint
The article praises the bobbed hairstyle enhanced by a subtle tint from Golden Gilint Shampoo. It highlights the shine and smoothness the product provides, suggesting a fashionable grooming choice for readers.
Wink muscles and facial movement explained
Washington reports a quirky claim that winking uses eight facial muscles with a total of 77 muscles in the head. The breakdown lists eight for the eye inside eyelids and lashes, plus eleven for tongue and larynx, and seventeen for head and neck movement, ending with a note that one woman avoids marriage to dodge loneliness.
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Washington
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