Marriage of Eleanor Floyd Wadleigh and Ivan John R Wat
The union of Eleanor Floyd Wadleigh and Ivan John R Wat was solemnized in Washington. Eleanor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frances Rawle Wadleigh once of Bluefield, wed on Saturday May 23 1931 at Prospect Place Tudor City New York City.
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Bluefield
Eleanor Floyd Wadleigh
Ivan John R. Watson
Washington
Francis Rawle Wadleigh
Frances Rawle Wadleigh
Eleanor Floyd
Ivan John R. Wate
Prospect Place
Tudor City
New York City
Wingfield Watts Bible Class Meeting at Bland Street church
The Wingfield Watts Bible class holds its regular meeting this evening at 8 in Hamilton Hall Bland Street Methodist church. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingfield Watts
Hamilton Hall
Bland Street
Methodial Church
Mrs Barnett Attends Norfolk Wedding Of Niece Miss Grisom
Mrs W D Barnett and her daughter Mary return from Norfolk after attending the marriage of her niece Miss Evelyn Grisom to Mr Ray Moore on May 29. The bride has visited Bluefield on several occasions and made many admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Barnett
Mary
Norfolk
Evelyn Grissom
Ray Moore
Bluefield
Settle Couple Welcome Son Thomas Henry Settle Jr
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Settle announce the birth of their son Thomas Henry Settle Jr born June 1 at Bluefield sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Henry Settle Jr
Thomas H. Settle
Bluefield Sanitarium
Summer club meetings planned for Fairview and area girls
Girl Reserves will continue club work through the summer with weekly Tuesday 10:30 meetings at the Y for Fairview seventh graders. Fairview junior high and Ramsey junior high girls meet Tuesday 3 PM, Beaver high girls Thursday 3 PM, and Wade junior high girls Friday 3 PM.
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Fairview
Ramsey
Beaver High
Wade
Circles of the W M 8 meet at Grace Methodist church
Circles 1 through 11 of the Womens Missionary Circles at Grace Methodist church plan Wednesday afternoon meetings at 2 30 with specified leaders and hosts including Circle 11 meeting this evening at 7 30.
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W. M
Grace Methodist Church
John Cooke
G. C. Dunn
O. A. Wetherly
Augusta Street
L. B. Ferguson
H. R. Hunter
Bluefield Avenue
Karl Frye
W. W. Snead
Willow Street
J. B. Gilpin
W. A. Richardson
Rogers Street
Kirby
John T. McMullin
Burley Houchins
The
W. B. Webber
Rufus Burton
Balsam Street
J. R. Hager
K. K. Witt
Jack Bowles
Fourth Street
Circle
Alaska
Terry
O. J. Carter
Highland Avenue
J. M. Durham
Washington's family relations topic highlighted at Bluefield club
Mrs. A F Young presented a detailed paper on George Washington's family ties at the Bluefield Woman's club meeting, part of a Washington centennial program. The session, the last of the season, suspended for summer, planned a September resumption and a November fall social with state officers as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
A. F. Young
Washington
Bluefield
Chrystine Button Carter
Dallas
Texas
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad at Hasley-Peno Drug Store
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder with a new French process that lasts longer and reduces visible pores. It claims a non irritating finish for a youthful complexion and urges readers to try the product at Hasley-Peno Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasley-Peno Drug Store
Community notes on clinic, gardens, and classes
Mrs. Black announced a tuberculosis early diagnosis clinic to be held in Bluefield in early fall as part of the club campaign. Mrs. Knee reported strong property owner response to use vacant lots for vegetable gardens aiding the needy. Miss Ruth Walker provided a monthly report on maternity and well baby clinic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Bluefield
Woman's Club
A. E. Knee
J. W. McCulloch
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Ruth Walker
C. A. Ralston
Oy D. Hankla
Globe Trotters Club Set Evening Meeting at Y
The Globe Trotters club will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Y. Members of the GTG club will meet at 6 30 Friday afternoon and go for a picnic. Regular meetings of the two clubs will continue throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Trotters
Young Hostess Alice Woods Hosts 6 A Class Party
Fast End 6 A pupils, about sixteen boys and girls, were entertained by Alice Woods at her Lee Street home. Miss Virginia Bivens, the teacher, oversaw games and activities with refreshments including ice cream, cake, puffles, lemonade, and hot coffee. The house was decorated with spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast End School
Alice Woods
George Woods
Lee Street
Virginia Bivens
Calvary Baptist Ruth Class to Meet at 7 45 Tonight
Ruth Class of Calvary Baptist church holds its monthly business and social meeting this evening at 7 45 at the home of Mrs. W B Lowder 214 Balsam Street. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Calvary Baptist Church
W. B. Lowder
Balsam Street
Quota Group Plans Rehearsals at Wythe Avenue Home
Members of the Quota music group will meet for rehearsals at 7 30 p m this evening and Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs J I Phillips Wythe avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Music Group
J. I. Phillips
Wythe Avenue
Circles and travels mark Bluefield social notes
Lois Russell circle meets at First Christian Church at 7:30 led by Mrs Eugene Breen. A flurry of names follows with parishioners in Pearisburg Richmond and Roanoke visiting relatives, returning from Philadelphia, and attending college and hospital events across Virginia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Russell
First Christian Church
Eugene Breen
Summer at Columbia University Visit Notes Returns
Miss Easte St. Clair and her brother Bobby visited Ruth Sage and returned home to Williamson. Miss Dorothy McCulloch returned from Bristol after attending Virginia Intermont college.
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Columbia University
Easte St. Clair
Bobby
Ruth Sage
Williamson
Dorothy McCulloch
Bristol
Virginia Intermont College
Mann Home May Be Used for Embassy
Papers bound for Angora Turkey travel across the Mediterranean for inspection by the Turkish government. The possible purchase of the Manns 1353 Sixteenth Street NW Washington home for the Turkish embassy is rumored, with no confirmation from the ambassador. The Manns would still visit the capital and may take a temporary apartment. their Sixteenth Street house has hosted many entertaining events and could serve as both embassy and chancery. Mr and Mrs William Mann have bought a new house off Tracy Place and will move soon.
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Mediterranean
Angora
Turkey
Ieane T. Mann
Sixteenth Street
Washington
Tédann
Massachusetts Avenue
Fame
Arthur
Mann
Florida
Manchester
Maas
Embassy
Chancery
William Mann
Isaac T. Manns
Tracy Place
Washington Post
Justices of the Peace Meet in Wheeling for State Assembly
Nearly 100 members are expected at the annual meeting of the Justices of the Peace and Constables association in Wheeling West Virginia. The two day gathering begins tomorrow and will discuss county court and law enforcement matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Justices of the Peace and Constables Association
Peters Jr to graduate from U S Naval Academy with honors
Francis M. Peters Jr of Bluefeld daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Peters Sr will graduate with honors from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. He is one of two seniors honored in a class of 441. His father attended the reunion at Annapolis and the mother plans to attend the ceremony via Lynchburg. Peters Jr attended Beaver high, Bluefield College and Emory and Henry College before 1926 appointment by Congressman James French Strother.
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John R. Davis
Weston
Bluefield
Nettie Lee Steele
Marshall College
Huntington
Alan Greenspon
Spiller Hicks Insurance Agency
Steve Kitts
Nancy
Bluefield Sanitarium
Balsam Street
H. E. Luke
Little Rock
Ark
Mra
Clyde Albert
Williamson
Louise Farris
Claude W. Owen
Bluefield College
New York
Francis M. Peters Jr
Bluefeld
F. M. Peters Sr
Oakhurst Avenue
Graduates’ Association
Canada Increases Coal Tariff Duties
Canada changes coal schedules with higher duty on coal including anthracite and lignite. The measure affects non exported goods with no changes to farm implements. Details show updated per ton rates and extended time coverage for cone parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion plans subsidies to coal industry across Canada
Premier R B Bennett announced subsidies totaling 1 800 000 for coal subsidiaries in the Maritime provinces and western Canada. Existing Alberta coal subsidies to Manitoba will be raised and extended east to Fort Francis and Sioux Lookout Ontario. A 25 cent per ton bonus will aid British Columbia mines for coal used in ships and exports outside the United States with a distance based scale for Nova Scotia coal.
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Ottawa
Ont
Maritime Provinces
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Alberta
Manitoba
Fort Francis
Sioux Lookout
Ontario
British Columbia
United States
Nova Scotia
Canada duties prompt U S study on next moves
Washington officials said they would wait for a full report from Minister MacNider on the proposed new Canadian customs duties. The State Department will study the changes to decide the United States response and any possible diplomatic representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacNider
State Department
Department
United States
Local Men Attend Philco Convention Cruise
S. G. Rogers of Bluefield Supply, accompanied by Lon M. Rish, will leave for Buffalo New York tonight to attend the third annual Philco cruise, a Great Lakes voyage linking the Philco convention with a pleasure trip. About 500 distributors and factory officials from across the United States will join the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rogers
Gales
Bluefield
Lon M. Rish
Buffalo
N. Y
Great Lakes
Philco
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Bluefield Woman’s Club
Merrel Callaway
College Avenue
Princeton
Ray Matz
Granada Theater
Lois Russell Circle
Jennings W. Hobson
Christ Episcopal Church
Pearisburg
Pearisburg High School
George G. Halstead
Henry Moore
Shenandoah Avenue
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
W. V. Arnold
Betty
Bobby Ratliff
Mayor Park
M. V. Davidson
Albemarle County
C. B. Martin
E. M. Convbs
Richmond
C. M. Montgomery
Montgomery
M. W. Searight
Roanoke
D. W. Hancock
Pearle Brammer
Minnie Weaver
West Baden
Ind
Brammer
American Automobile Association
Weba
Vera Sumpter
Floyd
Grace Harmon
Franklin Street
Julie Rider
Wytheville
Grv Cline
M. R. Shugart
Peggy Mae
Vivian
Pegery Shugart
Orina Swimm
Landgraft
Leonard Lyons
Eckman
St. Luke's Hospital
S. W. Hayne
Hayne
Charlottesville
Virginia
A. J. Fletcher
Jack
Oakvale
Kellysville
R. A. Fox
Maxine
Parkers
Burg
Buddy
BE. M. Eldridge
R. A. Hawkes
Hawkes
William K
Paul H. Bailey
Marietta
Ohio
Beaver High School
J. S. Hargis
Hargis
First National Bank
Honaker
D. C. Duncan
Charleston
Annie D. Woolwine
Mises Sara Clendennin
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N. C
S. E. Clendennin
Elizabeth Given
W. C. Given
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
R. A. Walk
Welch
Isabel Pollock
W. C. Pollock
Winston- Salem
Ruth Cruise
Sullins College
J. T. Cruise
Union Street
Josephine Ford
Orn End
Ellen
Jim Baker
Prince Charming
Ken
Jim
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FM. Peters JR
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Quebec
Drugaisat
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Cohama
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