Y W C A Pisgah Camp Closes With Last Weekend Visits
The final week of the Y W C A camp at Pisgah began yesterday signaling the upcoming weekend as the last chance for visitors. Encamped leaders and members include Mary Blankenship Louise Perdue Artice Lee Elmer Perdue Etta Jackson Thelma Jackson Gladys Stevenson Clementine French Fatella French Nellie Tesso Lonnie Bee Harris Nellie Pruett Allie Gray Pruett Ora Neal Florence Watson Evelyn May Woods Thelma Bishop Pearle Sparks Maydla Sparks Mary Bishop Marie Edmunds Jean Edmunds Giula Freiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah
Mary Blankenship
Louise Perdue
Artice Lee
Elmer Perdue
Etta Jackson
Thelma Jackson
Gladys Stevenson
Clementine French
Fatella French
Nellie Tesso
Lonnie Bee Harris
Nellie Pruett
Allie Gray Pruett
Ora Neal
Florence Watson
Evelyn May Woods
Thelma Bishop
Pearle Sparks
Maydla Sparks
Mary Bishop
Marie and
Jean Edmunds
Giula Freiman
Hostess Miss Angrist Entertains Guests in Cincinnati Visit
Miss Angrist entertained Wednesday evening at her Ramsey street home for Mrs. Ben Z. II and Miss Mary Frank of Cincinnati. Four tables played bridge with Mrs Harry Kammer winning the ladies prize and B. Gilbert taking the gentlemen’s prize. Guests Mrs Doll and Miss Frank received guest prizes as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Angrist
Ramsey Street
Ben Z. II
Mary Frank
Cincinnati
Bridge
Harry Kammer
Gentlemen's Prison
B. Gilbert
Doll
Ben Z. Doll
Bell Rothentid
Washington
Samuel Angrist
Ben F. Baker
William Re
Ben Lenett
A. N. Kiessberg
Louis Jaffee
E. Gilbert
Nancy Aaron
Harry Clark
Samuel Levie
Music Ation Club Plans Meeting At Bertha Rodgin Home
The regular Music Ation Club meeting is set for Friday July 21 at 2 30 p m at 2115 Jefferson Street the home of Bertha Rodgin. Members are urged to attend and prizes were awarded for guests. An elaborate luncheon was served with guests from Cincinnati Washington and local members attending.
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Music Ation Club
Bertha Rodgin
Jefferson Street
Bridge Luncheon Honored Cincinnati Guests at West Virginian
Courtesy to Mrs. Ben Z. Doll and Miss Mary Frank drew charming guests from Cincinnati for a bridge luncheon at the West Virginian Hotel. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs. Samuel Levie. High score prize went to Mrs. Ben F. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Z. Doll
Mary Frank
Cincinnati
Freda Anto
West Virginian Hotel
Harry Clark
Samuel Levie
Ben F. Baker
Simple Medicines From Roots and Herbs Noted Worldwide
Common household medicines called simples come from roots and herbs and are still valued by many physicians. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts is noted as the largest user of crude herbs in the country. Their Vegetable Compound for women's ailments has achieved worldwide recognition and may benefit women with sex specific complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Family reunion draws six visitors to Richmond Roanoke
The excerpt notes a pleasant family reunion with six participants visiting from Richmond Roanoke including Mrs J Charleston and Mrs H Martie visiting Roanoke for the gathering.
Junior Missionary Society meets at Trinity Methodist
The Junior Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist church will meet this afternoon at 3 30. An interesting program is planned and all members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society
Trinity Methodist Church
BOBBED HAIR Appears with Golden Glint Shampoo Sparkle
A quirky note describes bobbed hair looking wonderful with the tiny tnt of Golden Glint Shampoo. The brief mentions a gleam and styling touch from the product in a casual fashion context.
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Greenspon with Angrist Guests
A Wednesday afternoon luncheon at Mrs. William Greenspon’s North Street home honored Miss Freda Angrist and guests. Attending were Mrs. Bell Rothchild of Washington, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mary Frank, and others as house guests. The meal featured several dainty courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greenspon
North Street
Freda Angrist
Greenspon
Bell Rothcchild
Washington
Harry Clark
Mra.ry <. Doll
Mary Frank
Waughs to Host Regular Dance at Blue Field Club
Mr and Mrs H M Waugh will host the regular dance Saturday evening at the Blue Field Country Club. The event invites members for an informal social hour followed by dancing in the club’s main hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Waugh
Bluefield Country Club
Roanoke Woman Visits Sisters in Local Homes
Mrs W E Easter of Roanoke visits at the homes of her sisters Mrs W E Anderson and Clarence McClaugherty. Three other sisters are mentioned, including Mrs Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W. E. Easter
Roanoke
Mra. W. E. Anderson
Ay Clarence McClaugherty
Mra, Frank
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Angrist
Flapper
Hallie Groseclose
J. H. Franklin
Calvary Baptist Church
Amherst Courthouse
Salem
Port Lewis
Elliston
Sherwood Dix
Chillicothe
Bluefield
Mecer County
W. F. Perkins
Williamson
T. K. Far
James Caffee
Man
Fred Green
Hugh Green
Falls Mills
Bristol
H. Belcher
Bland Road
Ohio
Desir Gilmore
Holly Hill
8. C
G . Lynch
Walnut Street
Grieve Foster
Pocahontas
John W. Haldren
Ernest L. Loyd
Ernest
Effie Loudermilk
Bluefield’s
Bland and
Raleigh Street
Aaron
Mien
Callum
van Raalte
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