Picnic of Brand Street church junior society delights guests
The Junior Missionary Society of Brand Street church led by Mrs J R McCulloch hosted a Thursday picnic at the Smoot farm by car. Frances Lazenby won a potato race and Ruth Crues the pebble jar guess. Guests included Mrs T R Smoot and visitor Miss Margaret Sublette O Roanoke. A dainty luncheon and high score prize were featured.
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Junior Missionary Society
Brand Street Church
J. R. McCulloch
Smoot Farm
Frances Lazenby
Ruth Cru
J. E. Hatcher
Tey Appelanel
Bidget Neheon
Nely Appoin
Margaret Sublette
O' Roanoke
J. M. Herndon
C. G. Day
A. D. Woods
O. W. Frazer
Fred Prosser
C. B. Sykes
C. R. Devant
John Nash
A. H. Baldwin
H. W. Reynolds
Norman McDowell
Musical program at the roof garden with Marianum Society
An evening card for dance features vocalists Mrs James O Keeffe Mina Rosella Smith and T O J Wilson. Instrumental numbers to be rendered by pianist Miss Margaret Donaghue and violinist Miss To by Donaghue.
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James O'Keeffe Mina Rosella Smith
T.o'j. Wilson
Margaret Donaghue
Toby Donaghue
Quota Club Lunch Meeting Set for Today at Noon
The Quota Club will meet in regular session at the West Virginian hotel today at noon for its weekly luncheon conference. Each member is reminded to bring a written appeal for the benefit of the club.
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Preston Street Bible Class Plans Picnic Attendance
The Preston street Bible Class meets this evening with Mrs. C. W. Bailey. Full attendance is desired as plans will be made for the proposed picnic.
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C. W. Bailey
Mrs Walk Continues Quietly at Fairfax Street Home
Mrs Alex Walk remains at home on Fairfax street. Miss Pearl Taylor plans to attend the Intermont Chautauqua in Bristol. Mrs E T Stallard travels with her children and Mrs Spleden, her mother, in tow.
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Fairfax Street
Pearl Taylor
Bristol
E. T. Stallard
Stallard
G. M. Spleden
Local residents return from travels and visits
A long list of Bluefield area residents are noted as returning from trips or visiting relatives. People from Charleston, Roanoke, Windsor, Windsor and Canada, Wichita, Roxboro, McCoy, Florida, New York, Beckley, Baltimore, Princeton, and other towns are mentioned with their hosts or destinations. Displays include shopping, church events, and family visits across the region.
Family itineraries and hospital visits reported from Virginia to Bristol
Misses Mary and Allie Hilton of Danville Va visit Mrs Weaver and stay with aunt Mrs R W Helmen in Welch. Evelyn Tucker leaves Roanoke after visiting Miss Frances Arters. Kenneth Dowell of Northfork operated for adenoids and tonsils. Mrs George Guyard and others from Lichren visit. J Cey of Princeton Road treated at Bluefield. Lee Fields of Carterton and Raymond Davis of Eckman under medical care at sanitarium. Miss Ruby Mangue to attend Intermont Chautauqua in Bristol. Mr and Mrs M W Mangus return from motor trip with Julian Mangus and Owen Kaylor.
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J. W. Scruggs
First Baptist Church
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W. E. Ferrell
Third Strand
Ella Veil Smith
McCoy
George Garrett
Windsor
Canada
IL. W. Hendry
Joan Kaufman
Wichita
Kans
C. B. Sykes
Fred Harris
Roxboro
N. C
George Stu Ky
Florida
Stupal
Bluefield
New York
Lenett
E. 8. Pugh
Beckley
F. E. Gier
Bluefield Avenue
H. D. Bryant
War
Hattie
Lila Matthews
Nelson County
M. D. Parmley
Gary
Ind
T. H. Claggett
Bessie Renwick
Baltimore
C. A. Johnston
Mercer Street
Margaret Gollehon
Nebo
W. G. Ferrell
Latha Byrd
Princeton
C. C. Owens
C. A. Clyborne
E L. Cornelius
Virginia Beach
G. F. Larson
Jimmie
Charleston
T. B. Shrader
Bramwell
Mae Shelton
Bristol
J. T. Stinson
Russell County
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mary and
Allie Hilton
Danville
Weaver
R. W. Helmendollar
Welch
Allie
Dan
Evelyn Tucker
Roanoke
Vir- Frances Arters
Kenneth Dowell
Northfork
George Guyard
Thomas Miller
Dorothy
Beatie
Margaret
Lichern
G. Wysal
J. Cey
Princeton Road
James R. White
Borderland
Julian Magus
Owen Kaylor
Charlottsville
E. C. Goggin
Little Son
Peahook
Mangus
Boy Hurt After Crossing Street In Bluefield
Doak Matthews’ son Joel ran into an eastbound Ford touring car driven by a young man whose dairy-farming family operates on Falls Mills road. Dr. C. K. Pirie treated Joel. injuries include arm and hip bruises and nausea as reaction develops. The accident's full extent awaits further observation. bystanders deem it possibly unavoidable by the driver.
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Scott
Falls Mills
C. K. Pirie
Joel
Mullins
Ingpison
Roanoke
Osborne
Indecent Music Ban Sparks City Debate
Washington police face confusion over a long forgotten regulation banning indecent music with no words. Officials disagree on what constitutes indecency with opinions ranging from silent tunes to “hootchy-kootchy” dances. Mrs Mina Van Winkle condemns dance music as corrupting youths while Sgt Phillips doubts any music qualifies as indecent.
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Mormon Museum Draws Thousands of Tourists
Salt Lake City July 30 An array of mummies and relics from Southern Utah cliff dwellers weapons and agricultural tools are shown in the Mormon Church museum on Temple Block. The collection praised by archaeologists as among the finest includes pioneer era items and the first Utah house said to be 100 years old sits outside the main building.
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Mormon Church
Temple Block
Nickel Plate Hearing Postponed After Agreement
A Washington report notes a postponement of the Nickel Plate hearing after parties reached an agreement. Details on the involved entities or reasons for the delay are not fully provided in the fragment.
American Legion Band Presents Open Air Concert
The American Legion Band performs an open air concert tonight at 7 p m in front of the American Legion Dugout at Raleigh and Federal streets. under Jess 1 March direction the program includes The Rounder Conqueror Loves Old Sweet Song Romaine Emerald Military Escort Martha Salutation and more with pieces by St Clair King and Bennett.
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American Legion
Raleigh
Federal Streets
Bii
Jess
St. Clair
Romaine” Gonond
Geredy
Bennett
Martha
Seits
Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 Promises Neuritis Relief
A drug ad claims Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules provide quick relief from neuritis pains across shoulders arms neck or legs. It urges readers to obtain the product from Goodykoontz Co or any reputable drugstore and to take as directed for 24 hours or more until pain eases.
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Goodykoontz Co
West Virginia deputy Bostic to be sentenced today
W Va Atty reports Bostic to be sentenced this morning by Judge Sharp in the circuit court for the shooting of a Harrison County Union teacher near Alderson on April 19. Bostic pleaded guilty at arraignment. Prosecution did not press indictments against five other agents. two remain under 500 dollar bonds. Other officers named include Shepherd Crosier Teffer Silas Bostic and Luther Ridgeway.
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B. N
Tok
Ganesan County
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Circuit Cour
Harry
Union
Prohibition
Alderson
Bostic
Samuel Price
Shepherd
Co. P Crosier
Teffer
Silas Bostic
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Eminent Psycho Analyst Co-Worker Freud Dies
Vienna July 30. Dr. Joseph Breuer an eminent psycho analyst died at eighty three. In 1882 he cured a case of hysteria in a woman with hypnotic technique, a breakthrough that inspired Sigmund Freud to develop his own theories.
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Freud
Vienna
Joseph Breuer
Sixmund Freud
Breuer
Freud and Breuer on Hysterical Problems in 1890s Works
The text notes Freud and Breuer's evolving views on hysteria, referencing Breuer's partial disagreement with Freud in the late 19th century. It cites works including The Psychic Mechanism of Hysterical Problems (1893) and Hysteria.
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Vy. Breuer
Freud
Freud’s Personal Relations Continue Amid Research Shift
The narrative notes Freud pressed on with his work while personal relationships remained steady, indicating a split between ongoing research and intimate life.
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Freud
Blind preacher Rev. G ton wins in Croydon select
In Croydon England Rev. G ton, a blind preacher, won the selection as vicar of St Sparish, beating several rivals. The outcome positions him as the chosen leader for the parish amid a competitive field.
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Croyden
Eng
G Ton
St. Sparish
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