Quota Club Names Committee Chairs At Noonday Luncheon
Miss Effie Loudermilk unveiled committee chairmen for the Quota club during a regular luncheon at the West Virginian hotel. Entertainment featured Mrs. Nettle Wase Steele and a quartet, with several members named for house and publicity duties. plans included a recital and an architecture exhibit for the upcoming Quota International convention in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Loudermilk
Quota Club
West Virginian
Nettle Waseteele
Marry Becker
Mise Izabeth Fiend
Margaret Anagan
Nettle Vass- Steele
J. J. Phillips
Quota International, Inc
Baltimore
Mahood and Vandusne
Miss Elizabeth McClaugherty Wins Jewelry Clock Prize
Miss Elizabeth McClaugherty was declared the winner of a handsome wrist watch offered by the Henry Rodgin company in a unique contest. A huge clock was wound and placed in the jewelry store window with students’ names on its face. her name aligned with the hand when the clock stopped Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McClaugherty
Henry Rodgin Company
Miss McClaugherty
Miss Dinwiddie to Leave Bluefield for Moneta
Miss Mary Dinwiddie longtime visiting teacher in Bluefield leaves Thursday for Moneta Virginia as the visiting teacher program is discontinued. She served as president of the Bluefield Quota Club and is widely mourned by members and many friends. Effie Loudermilk succeeds her as club president after being vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dinwiddie
Bluefield
Moneta
Dinwiddie
Caver
Effie Loudermilk
Mise Dinwiddie
Cardus Cordui Health Revival Reported by Mrs. Crawford
Mrs. Orea Crawford of Latexo Texas recounts severe weakness back pain and nervousness then recovery after using Cardus Home Treatment. She notes weight gain from 95 to 160 pounds and lifelong improvements with subsequent uses of Cordui for run-down periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Orea Crawford
Cardus
Cordui
Bland Street Missionary Society Sees Child Welfare Program
The Bland Street Missionary Society held a well attended meeting in Hamilton Hall with a Hyda Heard circle program on child welfare. Miss Heard outlined work in five coal camps around Hemphill, with Ellen Parham assisting, as auxiliaries in the Bluefield district contribute to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Missionary Society
Hamilton Hall
Hyda Heard
R. J. Bowen
Harry Phillips
W. B. Hicks
Meyer Marcus
C. Kk. Hammer
J. F. Jones
E. Henson
P. W. Poff
Princeton
Woman's Missionary Council
Frances Howard
Bethlehem
Auusta
Bennett Memorial Fund
Bowen
Christian Social Service
J. A. Baylor
Dinner bridge hosted by local couples at Bluefield club
Mr and Mrs Hadley Scott and Mr and Mrs Walton Johnson will preside Saturday evening for a dinner bridge at the Bluefield Country Club. The program begins at 7 with an evening of bridge and social time. Reservations must be made by Friday noon by calling Mrs Hardaway at the club number 175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Scott
Walton Johnson
Bluefield Country Club
Bridge
Hardaway
Enjoyable Birthday Affair for Miss Gladys Cash
Miss Gladys Cash hosted a pink and white birthday party at her Caroline Avenue home. Guests included Mabel Smith and Mary Lee Craft among many others, with music by the Melodians of Bluefield Virginia and an ice course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Cash
Caroline Avenue
John Cash
Misses Mabel Smith
Beth Ward
Mary Lee Craft
Marion Callahan
Catherine Comer
Katherine Shirey
Mamie Whitlock
Margaret Harris
Phyllis Debrick
Dorothy Hawley
Dora Thornhill
Elizabeth McCue
Louise Light
Jo Bailey
Ella Yearout
Mary Brooks
Ailean Lameth
Allen Pankey
Bob Clifton
Buddy James
Vivian Brooks
Houston Jackson
Charles Whitlock
Dennis Wickham
Douglas Knochs
Howard Wilson
Jimmy McMutlin
Fred Alexander
Tom Hawley
Carroll Carpenter
Paul Hudgins
Bobby Peters
Zack Sanders
Hubert Winfrey
Ralph Millar
Ralph Lawrence
Osborne Cofer
George Bowen
Kelly Shumate
Harold Vawter
Dick Bailey
Harry Stephens
Peachy Henry
Goodall
John Light
Hubert Cole
Wesley Cash
Melodians
Bluefield
Miss Cash
Deaconesses Plan Bible School and Camp Activities
Miss Hyda Heard spoke at Bland Street Missionary Society praising local support from Hemp Hill coal company. Deaconesses plan a daily vacation Bible school and a Girl Reserve summer camp, plus first aid instruction for young mothers amid limited community health enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heard
Epworth
Lovely Afternoon Affair Honors Departing School Faculty
Mrs. Nettle Wass-Steele hosted a yellow and green reception on Edgewood Road as a farewell for Miss Ruth Hunter and Miss Marion Morley from the high school faculty. Guests and helpers wore color coordinated attire, with Elinor Ritz and Freda Sutherland at the punch and dining rooms, and the event conveyed warm city-wide good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Wass-Steele
Edgewood Road
Ruth Hunter
Marion Morley
Ver High School
Henry Clay Turner
Doris Williamson
Vass
P. EB. Vaes
Mery Dinwiddie
N. C. Stanley
Herbert May
Margaret Borden
Wesleyan Mothers Elect Smoot President at Meeting
Mrs. T R Smoot was chosen president of the Wesleyan Bible class mothers organization at a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the boys club rooms on Bland Street. Mrs T H Wilson became vice president and Mrs L E Humphrey secretary. Lizzie Rice to head the Wesleyan banquet on Friday evening June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Smoot
Wesleyan Bible Class
Boys’ Club
Bland Street
T. H. Wilson
L. E. Humphreye
Lizzie Rice
Wesleyan
Recital Tonight by Mrs Phillips Pupils at Warlicks
A recital will be given this evening by pupils of Mrs J S Phillips at Warlicks piano rooms. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Phillips
Warlick
Miss Hyman Hosts Socialon Bluefield Commencement Night
Miss Harriet Hyman entertained a Beaver high school Vergil class social in Bluefield. The surprise party honored retiring teacher Miss Ruth Hunter and Miss Marion Morley. Guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and favors of tiny automobiles as a sendoff gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Harriet Hyman
Vergil
Beaver High School
Ruth Hunter
Marion Morley
Rluefield
Cuesta
Sol Hyman
Edna Hyman
Welch
Cuests
Hunter
Morley
Bluefield Country club hosts charming bridge party
Charm and fragrance filled the Bluefield Country club interior as Charmers Mrs Thomas H Cooper Jr and Mrs Richard Kelly hosted a bridge party. Twenty six tables competed with Mrs George Dunglinson Jr winning high score, Mrs Douglas Leckie second, and Mrs Malcolm Pace third. assistance came from several local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Thomas H. Cooper, Jr
Mra
Richard Kelly
Bramwell
Cence
Bluefield
George Dunglinson, Jr
Douglas Leckie
Malcolm Pace
Richmond
Charlies W. Freeman
Mesdames Cooper and Kelly
John T. Wilson
W. A. Richards
Boyd A. Bennett
Steve Hewitt
Moseby Wade
Hunter Culliney
W. E Gilkeson
Misa Bkether Shielde
Ladies Bible Class Hosts Atunt Party At YWCA
The Ladies' Bible class of the First Christian church invites members to a social at the YWCA Friday at 8. The losing side in a recent contest will entertain the winners, with the regular monthly business meeting preceding the event. Full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Morrell Daughter Graduates First in Chattanooga Class
Laura Elizabeth Morrell, fourteen, daughter of Rev W M Morrell, formerly of Grace church, and Mrs Morrell, graduates with first honor from Keat Side Junior High in Chattanooga Tennessee. She is elected class president amid a class of over one hundred. Friends in this city welcome the news of her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Elizabeth Morrell
W. M. Morrell
Grace Church
Christian Endeavor union meeting at West Graham church
The Christian Endeavor union of Tazewell and Mercer counties will hold its monthly meeting at the West Graham Christian church Friday evening June 3 at 7 30. All societies requested and urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union of
Tazewell
Mercer Counties
West Graham Christian Church
Ivy May White Born to Oakvale Couple in May
Ivy May White, daughter of Mr and Mrs John White of Oakvale, born May 29, is reported a fine infant. Mrs White remains in serious condition after hospitalization at St Luke's hospital in the city. She is sister of J L Tabor of Tulip Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Oakvale
Ivy May
Dance This Evening at Robing Reet Tea Room
Summit Recreation Club hosts a dance tonight at Robing Reet Tea Room. Members and guests are invited to enjoy music and social dancing in the evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Recreation Club
Fidelia Club Set to Meet at Y Tonight
The Fidelia club of the YWCA will meet at the Y at 7 16 this evening for their scheduled gathering with members urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia Club
Grace Church Circle Meeting Postponed Then Rescheduled
Mrs R S Thompson reports the circle of Grace Church will not meet this week and will instead convene Thursday of next week at the usual gathering place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. S&s. R. Thompson’s
Circle of Grace Church
Local Social Notes From Glen Lyn to Welch
Mrs Prosper Lugrin returns home after visiting Mrs W H Quekemever. Mr and Mrs J A Wheeler of Roanoke Va visit sister Mrs J F Jones at 727 Heatherwood Rd. Mrs O H Walker returns to Elmira NY after visiting Mrs J C Nichols. Mrs A Catzen Mies Helen Catven Mrs L Koslow and Julian Kaseldin of Northfork attend Beaver High commencement at the Hyman home on Jefferson Street. Mrs 8S Hale returns from St Luke's hospital still improving. Miss Edna Hyman and Irvin Hyman of Welch are guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosper Lugrin
Glen Lyn
W. H. Quekemever
J. A. Wheeler
Roanoke
J. F. Jones
Heatherwood Road
O. H. Walker
Elmira
N. Y
J. C. Nichols
A. Catzen
Mies Helen Catven
Mra. L. Koslow
Julian Kaseldin
Northfork
Sol Hyman
Jefferson Street
Beaver High
8S. R. Hale
Alder Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Misa Edna Hyman
Irvin Hyman
Welch
Local Residents Plan Short Trips and Visits this Week
Miss Harriet Hyman of Jefferson Street remains a focal topic as families announce travels and homecomings. Mr and Mrs B H Hancock will travel to Winston Salem to bring back their daughter Frances a Salem College student. Nellie Thornhill is expected home Friday from Hollins College. Fannie Belton and C D Hall visited Walter Belton in Roanoke who is under medical care. The Ratliffs and children Dorothy May and Thomas Jr returned home after visiting George Gordon in Woodland Avenue. W C Armentront and Verner Owen Jr left for Max Meadows Roanoke and Richmond. W C Akers and cousin Elsie Akers head to Norfolk to see C K Yongue stationed with the Pacific Fleet. Mrs Victor Breweter and Howard visit sister Mrs A W Alenp in Eckman. (Turn to Page Eight).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Hancock
Winston-Salem
N. C
Frances
Salem College
Nellie Thornhill
Hollins College
Fannie Belton
C. D. Hall
Tulip Street
Walter Belton
Roanoke
Thomas Ratliff
Dorothy May
Thomas, Jr
Tazewell
George
Victor Breweter
Howard
A. W. Alenp
Eckman
Bradley Swimming Suits
Bradley presents Super-Rib suits built for high speed and endurance. Designed for long wear with a large range of solid colors.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Pauline Starke
Peter B. Kyne
Forest Rangers
the Forest Rangers
Wes
Minu
Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept
Atlanta
Miss Hyman
Ladies
C. E. Union
Fidelis Club
Henry Rodgin Co.jewelers
Phillips’ Milk
Magnesia
Charles H. Phillipe Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillipe
Thornton-Laird’s
W. Va
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