Asher Bible Council Social Honors Members
Invitation extended for a June 24 social meeting at the Bland Street church. Miss Elizabeth Bond directed performances by Miss Geneva Fortner and a school trio with Thurman Rash, Elizabeth Warlick, and Ruth Webber. Mrs George S Strader provided a fruit and pear salad supper as Miss Fan Worley offered the opening prayer.
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Fee
Tue
T. H. Clagett
Elizabeth Bond
Geneva Fortner
Miss Bond
Ellaroyd
Elizabeth Shelton
Elizabeth Warlick
Ruth Webber
Thurman Rash
George S. Strader
Charleston Quota Club Ladies Attend Picnic With Bluefield Guests
Several young ladies from Charleston and escorts visited Miss Lucille and Izabeth McIlhaney for the weekend. They attended an informal picnic beyond Rest with Bluefield Quota Club members, enjoying a bonfire supper, ukulele music, and a delightful evening together.
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Charleston
Quota Club
Lucille
Izabeth McIithaney
Bluefield
Hallie Kendall
Lara Stant
Nell Ball
M. Moeller
Joe Hedinger
Effie Loudermilk
Pearl Taylor
Ruth Rader
Tom Konoits
Elizabeth
Bacilie Mcllhaney
Triumph by John Wiley joins Bluefield Library shelves
The Education of Pater author John Wiley releases his second novel Triumph. It follows Nancy Hoyt from Bradford Connecticut as Jeffrey Kildare lures her from a conventional fiancé into a life of romance, social pleasures, and excess in New York.
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John Wiley
Bluefield
Pater
Wiley
Nancy Hoyt
Bradford
Connecticut
Jeffrey Kildare
Jeffrey
Jeffrey the Magnificent
New York
Nancy
Try Lemon Juice to Whitens Skin Beauty Secret
A claimed harmless skin whitening method mixes juice from two lemons with Orchard White to produce a quart pint of a skin lightener. The lotion, said to be massageable on face neck arms and hands, supposedly irri tation free and used by stage stars for a rosy white complexion and freckle sunburn tan bleaching.
Domestic life contrasts in Bradford society drama
A narrative contrasts the rigid Bradford world with the lively circle of Jeffrey and his friends. Nancy endures social scrutiny to preserve her marriage and reputation, while the tale portrays two American life facets through sharp irony and vivid character drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey
Bradford
Nancy
Mr. Wiley
White Dresses Chosen for W C T U Fifty Second Convention
Officials of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union vote to adopt white dresses as the convention uniform. The fifty second convention runs September 26 to October 2 in Los Angeles with several thousand delegates traveling by special trains. Sessions are at the First Methodist Episcopal church and the Rosslyn hotel serves as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Los Angeles
Calif
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rosslyn Hotel
Gamma Delphian Chapter Elects Officers At Home
A called meeting at Mrs. J. P. Gills Gills home elected officers for the Gamma Delphian Chapter with Mrs. J Hud son Huffard as president, Mrs. C. M. Flynn as vice president, and Mrs. Hugh I. Shott Jr. as secretary. Advisory board includes Mrs. H. B. Slocum chair, with Mrs. A. B. Mahood and Mrs. L. D. Wilmore. The next meeting at Mrs. Gilla's home is set for Monday at 2 30 p.m. for the second program of the seventh month.
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Gamma Delphian
J. P. Gills Monda
J. Hudson Huffard
C. M. Flynn
Hugh I. Shott, Jr
H. 8. Slocum
A. B. Mahood
L. D. Wilmore
Gilla
Lydia Boggs Society Senior Group Meets at Thornhill Home
The Lydia Boggs Society Senior group of the C A R met at Iginia Thornhill’s Highland avenue home. Sallie Thornhill reported on the National C A R convention in Washington. Agnes Vawter led the chapter prayer, the meeting closed with a social hour and refreshments as members sang patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Grace Church circle meeting rescheduled
The Business Woman's Circle of Grace church alters plans for a session originally set with Mrs. Barnes Ratcliffe. The group will instead convene at a different time and location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Barnes Ratcliffe
Books to Library Me W H Thomas Pre copies to DAR
W H Thomas presents pre copies of Lineage books on a National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution for library use. Herndon is gifted copies of Galligher Captain Macklin and The yard Harding Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Herndon
Local Dinneres and Sunday Guests At Abrams Home
The Rev W R Abrams Mrs Abrams Mary Elizabeth and William Abrams and Mrs RE Holder had a Sunday noon dinner at the Abrams home with Rosa Baker. In the evening Miss Etta Baker hosted Anna Margaret Bernice Sha maker Mildred Greeta Thompson and Mrs Holder for tea.
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W. RE. Abrams
Women’s Union dir ectional meeting at First Christian church
The executive committee of the Woman's Union of the First Christian church meets this afternoon at 3 in the ladies’ room. The nominating circle leaders meet just before to nominate new officers for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Spencer Armistead hosted Mr and Mrs Jesse M Lewis and guests Mr and Mrs Frank T Wootton of Farmville for dinner. The Business Girls’ Circle will meet at the church this evening. full attendance is desired.
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Woman's Union of the
First Christian Church
Spencer Armistead
Jesse M. Lewis
Frank T. Wootton
Farmville
West
The
Aine
Tackett Couple Welcome Twins in Wyoming Street Home
Mr and Mrs 8 J Tackett of Wyoming street announce the birth of twins a boy and a girl in a concise community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. J. Tackett
Wyoming Street
Local residents head to Charleston and Hinton for summer duties
Prof and Mrs H P Thomas plan to leave next Sunday for Charleston where he will teach as instructor at Marshall College branch. Miss Mary Gordon Perkins expects home from Virginia College in Roanoke. Henry W Spelden Jr of Morgantown visits with parents. Rev W E Abrams leaves next Saturday for Hinton West Virginia to assume new duties.
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Abrams
C. Winborne
Guy Carden
New York
Onmer
Philadelphia
H. Scott
Williamson
Rockbridge Street
W. T. Bell
Detroit
Mich
Cal Houchins
W. F. Bane
Sawrenee Bane
Roy Phillips
Asheville
N.C
Lucy
Elsie
Mary Akers
Beulah Stter
Russell Street
Joe White
Louisville
Ervin Class
Rochester
Laurel Fork
Akers
Walter
Millard Damron
Ernest Akers
Charleston
W. Va
T. M
Charlie Akers
Bluefield
Mire. Co
W. Ewald
Mary
Pansy Looney
Charlie Looney
Euniee Moore
Tazewell
Carl Moore
Roanoke
W. H. Trumbo
Lotus Barton
Pennington Gap
J. M. Smith
Bernard McClaugherty,Jr
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
George A. Shirey
Bradenton
Fla
Richmond
W. G. Williamson
Vivian
W. G. Jr
Eliza Williamson
Ethel Ae
Chatham
Eleanor Williamson
Chatham Institute
James Tynes
Huntington
Margaret Bowen
Reese T. Bowen
Baldwin College
Staunton
Washington
BE. W. Thaxton
G. R. McMilan
A.L. Hawkins
Virgil Currence
Columbus
D. C
Yy Presber
Casper Wolfe
Farmville
Jesse Mewis, Jr
Walter Perkins
Rome
Verona Bennett
Crewe
Effie Udermilk
Pauline Carper
Clement C. Spelden
Charles
H. P. Thomas
Thomas
Marshall College
Mary Gordon Perkins
Virginia College
Henry W. Spelden, Jr
Morgantown
W. E. Hardman
H. W. Spel
Rev
W. E. Abrams
Hinton
Two Auto Races Injure Driver and Spectator in Pittsburg Area
In Pittsburg district races at Butler Washington and Newton two people were badly hurt. Detroit resident Margaret Saeck suffered skull fracture and internal injuries after being struck by a car leaving the New Kensington track. Earl Cashdollar of Trafford was internally injured when his car left the Monongahela track. Eight cars went through a fence at Washington. William Pfeiffer of Ambriige suffered a scalp wound. Others, including P P Kean and Bill Hamas, also left tracks without major injuries.
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Pittsburg
Teburg
Butler
Waship City
Newton
Margaret Saeck
Detroit
New Kensington
Raight
Monongahela Iy
Earl Cashdollar
Trafford
Washington
William Pfeiffer
Ambrisge
Art
Save the Paper Walls and Patches for Room Repair
A reader notes tips for preserving wallpaper when redecorating and repairing walls by cutting a small patch and fitting it neatly to conceal damage. An English scientist designs belts with compressed air to cool miners during work.
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Elizabeth Thomas
Hollins College
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Johnson City
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Gamma Delphian Chapter
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Stetson
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