Kiddies Charm Large Audience At Ray Matz School Recital
Children from Ray Matz school of dancing presented a charm ing recital at the Colonial theatre last evening drawing a large audience. Ages ranged from three and a half to twelve with Mrs M Lyon Stadium guiding the program assisted by Mary Gordon Perkina and Gladys Cash. Costumes were elaborate and lighting added to the charm. The show repeats tonight at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Matz School of Dancing
Colonial Theatre
Nancy Blaydes
Totey Cregger
Joanne Summers
Charlotte Ruthenemeners
Ethel Houston
Connie Bailey
Rita Tanner
Jane Lee
Justine Rita Cohen
Betsy Anne Foster
June Nunnally
Sailor Boy
Whitley Perkins
Nancy Bilaydes
Jacqueline Nunnally
Betty Graham
Scioneer
Connie” Bailey
Roberta Joe Blosser
Hot Shot
Theresa Brown
Dorothy Hellehon
Madeline Crowell
Charlotte Ruth
Dance recital highlights bowery and novelty acts
Schlossberg staged a stylish evening of dances with Justine Rita Cohen and Roberta Joe Blosser performing a bowery dance titled Tuff-Tuff. Madeline Crowell wore green yellow changeable tafetta for An April Shower. Other numbers included Pic-a-ninny with several young dancers and Hearts featuring Ethel Houston in a white ballet costume. Florence Lee Galloway closed the show with a farewell wave.
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Schlossberg
Bowery
Justine Rita Cohen
Roberta Joe Blosser
Madeline Crowell
Nancy Blaydes
Tody Cregger
Joanne Summers
Jacqueline Nunnally
Ethel Houston
Justice Rita Cohen
Theresa Brown
Jane Lee
Rita Tanner
Connie
Bailey
Betty Graham
Dorothy Hollehan
Elizabeth Richards
Charlotte Schloesberg
Little Florence Lee Galloway
Important Choir Rehearsal Before Sunday Cantata
The last rehearsal of the chorus numbers in The Daughter of Jairus will be held this evening at Bland Street Methodist Church at 7 45. It is essential that all singers in the chorus attend promptly at the appointed hour.
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Jairus
Bland Street Methodist Church
Hadassah Bluefield Chapter Holds Final Meeting of Year
Hadassah Bluefield Chapter of Hadassah held its final meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Wagner. Secretary Mrs. Jack Blank reviewed the chapter’s yearly accomplishments while President Mrs. Henry Rodgin thanked members for their cooperation. A program arranged by Mrs. Sidney Tucker featured Harold Kohn of Logan on piano and a dramatic declamation “The Toll of Speed Hysteria” by Roxana Hutchins presented by Gidney Sennett. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefiel
Hadassah
Rebecca Wagner
Jack Blank
Henry Rodgin
Sidney Tucker
Harold Kohn
Logan
Roxana Hutchins
Gidney Sennett
Delphian social meeting at Mrs Wilburn's home
Delphian Chapter in Bluefield holds a social gathering at the residence of Mrs J E Wilburn on Parkway Friday at 3 PM. All members urged to attend. Also listed Bluefield bargain day at Jimmy's Restaurant Chicken Diner for 30 cents.
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Bluefield Delphian Chapter
J. E. Wilburn
Parkway
Lois Russel Circle Meeting at First Christian Church
The Lois Russell Circle of the First Christian Church met last Tuesday at 8 PM. Presiding was Miss Thelma McMullin with a service opening and closing musical selections. The finance committee is Mrs. Frank Oliver and Mrs. William Brown. Thirty eight sick calls were reported and installation services for next year were conducted by Mrs. Ben B Johnson, inducting new officers into office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Russell
First Christian Church
Thelma McMullin
Frank Oliver
William Brown
Ben 8. Johnson
Lydia Greene Circle Meeting Report
Lydia Greene circle of First Baptist church met at Mrs. J W Cruise’s home on Third Street with eleven members and one visitor. The group sang Jesus Saviour Pilot Me, prayed, read Psalm 113, and heard reports from secretary and treasurer. A quilting event was set for June 9 at Mrs J H Mays home. the book Ministry of Women was taught by Mrs T B Peters on Ministry of Praise. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Woods’s home on Lee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Greene
I. M. Carper
W. M
First Baptist Church
J. W. Cruise
Third Street
Jesus
N. B. Rierson
Carper
George Woods
KE. Groseclose
J. H. Mays
Magnolia Street
Ministry of Women
T. B. Peters
Ministry of Praise
Cruise
Guild Event Delights St Marys Guild in Nemours
Mrs George Walker hosted the St Marys church Guild of Bluefield Virginia at Nemours last week. Fifteen members attended a business meeting followed by a plate lunch. Mrs Joe P Davidson assisted, and members regarded the occasion as outstanding in Guild history. Members arrived by motor from Bluefield Virginia.
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George Walker
St. Mary's Church
Bluefield
Nemours
Joe P. Davidson
Beaver Seniors Reception Highlights Beaver High School Event
A prestige Beaver High School reception at Ramsey school, hosted by Prim Priscilla club with Ruth Bartlett, honored the senior class and faculty. Hosts guided guests through a formal receiving line, punch service, and a program featuring Beaver orchestra, a vocal solo, ballet and tap dances, and readings, followed by refreshments in the board of education offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prim Priscilla Club
Bluefield
Beaver Hich
Ramsey School
Prim Pris- Cilla Club
Ruth Bartlett
Board of Education
Callere
Emily Kell
Sarah Katherine Thompson
Elizabeth
Beaver High School
C. H. Reppert
Gertrude Thomas
Bill Goodykoontz
Spencer Armistead
Ray Mats School of Dancing
Reading
George M. Barger Jr
Mary Gordon Perkins
Elma Gillespie
Mary Winter
Emil Kell
Frances West
Virginia Hall
Elizabeth Easley
Mary Alice Adkins
Louise Hees
Hazel Hall
Floyd Brown
Mise J. Katherine Hartley
Mary Kahle
Elizabeth Taylor
Cherry Reardon
Miriam Jackson
New Wonderful Face Powder Ad Promises Smooth Coverage
An advertisement for New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder from Taylor's Drug Store touts a youthful complexion. It claims to hide tiny lines wrinkles and pores with a French process for smoother application and longer wear while preventing shiny noses and large pores.
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Taylor's Drug Store
Beaver High School Girls Stir Hospitalities Wave
Attractive girls of Beaver high school assisted in innumerable wave in the hospitalities.
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Beaver High School
Shelton Goforth baby born on Bramwell road
Mr and Mrs Shelton Goforth of Bramwell road celebrate the birth of a fine son born May 31 weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces in a local hospital.
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Shelton Goforth
Bramwell Road
Charming Musicale Pupila Delights Pocahontas Audience
A piano class recital led by Miss Thelma Whitehead featured Marion Smith of WHIS, Rev. A V Rudy, and young Joe Blosser. Vivian Crist performed saxophone solos while Miss Mary Lee Draper received the annual pupil award for diligence and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Whitehead
Pocahontas
Marion Smith
WHIS
A. V. Rudy
Joe Blosser
Bluefield Bargain Day at Jimmy's Restaurant
Local notice announces Bluefield bargain day with a chicken dinner offered at 30 cents. The item highlights a promotional meal at Jimmy's Restaurant, inviting patrons to visit for the special price.
Meeting called off due to funeral of William A Haley
The Ladies' auxiliary to the O R C. meeting scheduled for this afternoon has been canceled following the death of William A Haley. Announcement comes from president Mrs Annie I Hut ton.
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William A. Haley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Annie I. Hutton
Mrs Keady to Perform in Bland Street Church Cantata
Mrs Keady formerly Mise Cleanor Russell remembered by local music lovers appears with James Elmer Brown to perform at Bland Street Methodist Church next Sunday evening. The program features Stainers cantata The Daughter of Jairus by a choir of forty and an orchestra of ten. Mrs Keady, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Russell of Tazewell Virginia, is a skilled violinist and will play an orchestral part and offer a solo offertory in the first part of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Keady
Mise Cleanor Russell
James Elmer Brown
Bland Street Methodist Church
Stainer
Jairus
Keady
A. J. Russell
Tazewell, Va
Y W A Mre G M Cruise Chairs Meeting At Y Quarters
The Y W A membership committee chaired by Mrs G M Cruise met at Y quarters Wednesday afternoon. An education committee meeting chaired by Mrs Ben B Johnson is scheduled for Friday afternoon.
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Y. W
G. M. Cruise
Y. Quarters
Ben 8. Johnson
Roy M. Hawley Visits Huntington Visitor in Bluefield
Roy M. Hawley of Huntington was a visitor in Bluefield on Wednesday. The Rev Herahel B Abshire was noted among attendees during the day, with civil church duties and local engagements mentioned.
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Roy M. Hawley
Huntington
Bluefield
Herahel B. Abshire
Stu
Society Notes Highlight Bluefield Visits and Returns
The report lists residents visiting friends and relatives in Bluefield from New York and other towns. It notes Bertie Rodgin returning from Johns Hopkins to summer with her parents, Bila Yearout’s Roanoke Rapids visit, Conan Gilmore improving after illness, and O A Wilson of Blacksburg visiting son B R Wilson. Includes a restaurant ad at Jimmy's with a 30 cent chicken dinner.
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W. C. Gilmore
Frederick Street
O. A. Wilson
Blacksburg
B. R. Wilson
Wilson
Bluefield Avenue
Gilda Gray Reveals Age and Lux Soap Habit
In a posed quote Gilda Gray states I am 32 years old and explains that performers must stay youthful on stage. She notes using Lux Toilet Soap for years and claims most Hollywood actresses use the fragrant white soap regularly. Offer: buy several cakes at ten cents today.
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Gilda Gray
Lux
All Stars
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Ray Matz
Colonial Theater
Nunnally’s Inc
Majestic Electric
Greever’s Garage Sales and Service
Haddassah
Delphian Social Meeting
Bess Palmer
Mgr
Jackson’s ‘Tea Room Factory
Lois Russel
Lydia Greene Circle
Beaver
J. & J. Collettes
Williams
Congress
Coty
Taylor’s Pharmacy
Easley-Penn
Princeton Avenue
Twin City
Charming Musicale
Jimmy
Mrs. Keady
Health
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek,mich
London, Can
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kel
Pert
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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