Kiwanis International President to Speak in Bluefield Monday
International President Jay Emerson of Pullman Washington will address 269 Kiwanis members from 18 clubs in the two Virginias at the Bluefield Country Club Monday at 7 pm. The program includes a musical set by local quartet and guest artists. Dudley will introduce Emerson who will discuss Kiwanis public service, future plans, and national issues.
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Bluefield
Jay Emerson
Pullman
Wash
Bluefield Country Club
Emerson
Paul C. Thomas
West Virginia
Kiwanis
Sheb Dudley
Dudley
Kiwanis International
U. S
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Kiwanians
Cecil Cook
Cris Barton
E. H. Perkins
Jimmy Wooldridge
James Elmer Brown
Brown
Washington
Country Club
Bluefield Club
West Virginian Hotel
Jim Dudley
John Buckley
Post - Victory Employment Committee
State of Washington
Priman Planning Council
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Tired Feeling Healed by 888 Tonic Claims
An old advertisement promotes 888 Tonic as a cure for tiredness and listless feelings caused by low blood. It claims the tonic raises red blood cells, boosts appetite and energy, and improves digestion and skin color, with a promise of vigor and better performance.
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Morenill
It's Your Move Problems From Beard and Newland
Fragmentary text appears to describe a feature titled It's Your Move Problems with references to Beard and Newland. No clear events, dates, or names to anchor a full summary.
White to move and win in checker problem analysis
A long chess like puzzle describes White to move and win with a sequence of moves and ends noting last week’s answer. It mentions Mr Bowman and Mr Martin in a checker game and details a new book by J B Hanson on winning checkers. An injury report from Clarksburg West Virginia notes Harold Corbin, 18, lost an index finger in a rocket powder explosion in a home lab.
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Bowman
Mr. Martin
J. B. Hanson
Tacoma
Washington
Hanson
P. O. Box
Wash
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. J. Martin
Harold Corbin
Market Holds Good Net Gain
New York stock market posted a solid four session gain with exchanges closed Friday and Saturday for Memorial Day. Volume fell from the prior week while bond and railroad issues strengthened and buying support broadened for rails near the week’s peak.
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New York
Wall Street
Debate Friction Flares Over Senate Amendment Tussle
A heated exchange between Senators Connally and Lucas spills into interruptions and apologies over a Texas Illinois dispute. Connally defends interrupting under senate rules while Lucas demands restraint and notes personal affronts. Tempers ease after apologies.
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Texas
Lucas
Connally
Illinois
Four Churches Plan To Hold Union Services In Pocahontas
In Pocahontas during June July and August four churches the First Methodist Pocahontas Baptist Hungarian Presbyterian and Christ Episcopal will share Sunday evening services at 8 o clock in alternating churches with different pastors. June schedule includes June 1 high school commencement sermon at the gym and services on June 8 15 22 and 29 at respective churches with Rev. Fazekas Phillips Hughes and Crosier preaching. The high school band under Jack Dishman plus church activities and a golden wedding notice for Mr and Mrs J W Brooks of Nemours are also noted.
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Pocahontas
First Methodist
H. Arthur Phillips
First Methodist Church
E. W. Hughes
Christ Episcopal Church
J. A. Crosier
Wesleyan Service Guild Holds Monday Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at Elizabeth Crawford house with devotions by Miss Crawford. Miss Christine Rose directed the program introducing guest speaker Miss Edna Hughes who spoke on stewardship of children. A piano solo by Miss Martha Mitchell and selections by Pocahontas High School quintette followed.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Elizabeth Crawford
Miss Crawford
A. H. Brewster
Christine Rose
Edna Hughes
Miss Hughes
Martha Mitchell
Pocahontas High School
Billy Henley
Billy Thompson
Hall Butt
John Shupe
Donald Whiteworth
Ruth Macom
Frank Wood, Jr
Recital and social notices from Pocahontas High and Bluefield
Mrs John Dennen a Pocahontas High music instructor presents students in a June 2 recital at the high school gym. List of many students follows. Bluefield hosts card parties at Appalachian Power rooms with thirteen bridge tables and three rock tables. prizes listed. Dessert bridge at Mrs J G Dennen’s home. prize winners named. Rev Stephen Fazekas pastor Sunday school at 9:30 directed by Louis Kovacs services at 10:30.
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John Dennen
Pocahontas High School
High School
David Skewes
Jonella Bloch
Tommy Butt
Emma Sue Salt
Betty Sue Carter
Delphia Bentley
Natalie Crawford
Mary Lou Carter
Nancy Shew
Barbara Fowler
Millie Adams
Barbara En Jackie Hurley
Kay Craword
Carol Compton
Betty Hranetz
Elizabeth Stuch
Josephine Hrametz
Jimmy French
Mesdames
W. G. Forster
Fred Wyrick
R. Nowlin
Appalachian Power Company
Bluefield
W. Va
Christine Rose
Elsa Cheek
Ben Buskirk
Claudine Peery
C. G. Huffman
J. 8. Dennen
Richard Love
A. V. Sproles
John 8. Dennen
J. G. McNulty
Nell Prentice
Esther Maarill
Gordon Luea B. Crawford
Frank
Stephen Fazekas
Louis Kovacs
Mrs Wyrick Visits Sister in California Travel Note
Mrs. Fred Wyrick flew to Vallejo California with American Airlines to visit her sister Mrs. Ted Kite. Mr. and Mrs. C H Magrill and Mr. and Mrs. C M Harry returned Tuesday from a three week California trip visiting C M Harry Jr. and Mrs. Harry in Los Angeles and Max Magrill in Riverside. They toured the Grand Canyon Boulder City Reno Salt Lake City and other points, taking a southern route out and returning via the midwest. Mr and Mrs R B Wallace spent several days in Richmond.
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Fred Wyrick
American Air Lines
Ted Kite
Vallejo
Calif
C. H. Magrill
C. M. Harry
California
C. M. Harry Jr
Harry
Los Angeles
Max Magrill
Riverside
Grand Canyon
Boulder Reno
Nev
Salt Lake City
Mid-West
Wallace
Richmond
Vacation Church School to Open at Houston Methodist
Kimball West Virginia May 31 The Vacation Church School opens at Houston Methodist church Monday at nine o'clock with Mrs Walter Williams director and Miss Audrey Epperly assistant Teachers cover beginners to intermediates four to fourteen The program includes study hand work play and crafts It closes Friday June 13 with attendance certificates awarded Sunday June 15 at 730 In addition Kimball Junior High held commencement exercises with 43 certificates awarded Jimmy Rich winning the Rotary medal for best all around student presented by E C Luther American Legion assembly follow the gleam song led by Mrs Paul Jackson and J Will Bailey gave the invocation The Rev Byron E Kelley was baccalaureate speaker for the event
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Byron E. Kelley
Kimball Junior High School
Mr. Kelley
Paul Jackson
J. Will Bailey
Jimmy Rich
E. C. Luther
American Legion
Local visits and travel notes at week’s end
Mrs. C. C. Hundley returned from Waynesboro Virginia after visiting relatives. Theresa Danko and Mrs. John Torrie plan a trip to Annapolis Maryland to attend Midshipman Totrie Jr.’s graduation and related Naval Academy events. The Rev Stephen Fazekas is listed with Ohio connections.
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Seep Wallace
Walace
C. C. Hundley
Waynesboro
Cleve
Theresa Danko
Mike Danko Jr
John Torrie
Annapolis
John Totrie Jr
U.S. Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Academy
Stephen Fazekas
Land
Ohio
Medals Awarded by Kermit Gregan for Top Class Honor
Kermit Gregan presented medals to Pat Jones and Billy Peery as the outstanding girl and boy in the class. Miss Viola Vecellio of Detroit stayed with her aunt Mrs. Joe Corte. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miles of Winston-Salem visited his mother Mrs. Nellie Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor and their daughter returned from Honolulu and Roanoke. Mrs. S. K. McFarland of Bluefield was guest of Mrs. W. H. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willey and son of Marshall College visited L. C. Lucas's family at Kimball hotel before moving on to New York for Mr. Willey’s Columbia University work.
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Kermit Gregan
Pat Jones
Billy Peery
Viola Vecellio
Detroit
Joe Corte
Robert Miles
Winston-Salem
Nellie Miles
Alfred Taylor
8. K. McFarland
Bluefield
W. H. Shaw
Harold Willey
Marshall College
L. C. Lucas
Kimball Hotel
New York
Willey
Columbia University
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Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
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Revere
First National Bank
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Keeley Institute
Greensboro
Keatey Institute
South Nete
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