Dinner speakers set for Daughters of the Confederacy event
Miss Goldie Perry notes office hours for the column as Jolla Edwards Brown evangelist and the new Franx Y Jackson will speak at a dinner in the Kids Club Room. Daughters of the Confederacy season attendees urged with Mrs. Mary Meener arranging a musical program and invited ministers and Brown evangelistic party members.
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Jolla Edward’ Brown
Franx Y. Jackson
Kids’ Club
Mary Meener
Quiet May 31 Roanoke couple wed in Albemarle street ceremony
Samuel J. Graham and Estella Phiegar, both of Roanoke, were married by Rev. Charles Painter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Tickle on East Albemarle Street. The couple, after a 12:20 ceremony, went to the West Virginian Hotel for a luncheon then plan to return to Roanoke to settle at home.
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Charles C. Tickle
East Albemarle Street
Samuel J. Graham
Estella Phiegar
Roanoke
Charles Painter
Graham
W. 8. Graham
J. P. Phiegar
Heapy
West Virginian
Broadford
W. R. Graham
Lakeside Avenue
Ray Bowling
Ashland
Margaret Burke
Bramwell
Hula Perkins
Albemarle Street
J. B. Eades
Kirkeville
American Osteopathic Association
Fidelis Club
Mary Jane Stewart
Alma Haynes
Bristol
Huntington
Herman Thomas
Thomas
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Lucille Martin
Stewart, Va
B. CR. Goode
Henry, Va
Horace Sharitz
Bluefield College
Wytheville
Emily Greever
Tazewell
Garrett Bailey
Mt. Regis Sanitarium
Salem
Watson
H. S. Shott
E. Scott Hale
James A. Shott
Morgantown
Jane McDermott
Hugh I Shott
Frank Hudgins
Davidson College
W. H. Thomas
Kansas City
A. R. Summers
Rice-Stix Company
St. Louis
Summers
G. C. Tucker
Marion
8. C
Frances
Virginia Arters
Converse College
Virginia
Mattie Moomaw
Young People Meeting Postponed by Tabernacle Services
The Young People's Society of Bland Street Methodist Church postpones its regular meeting due to tabernacle services. The new date is Tuesday evening June 10 at 7 30, and attention of the group is drawn to the schedule change.
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Young People’s Society
Bland Street Methodist Church
Y Camp Committee to Meet at Triangle Center
The camp committee of the Y W C A will meet at the Y headquarters Triangle Center this afternoon at 1 o'clock to finalize plans for the annual Y camps this season.
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Triangle Center
Miss Dinwiddie Honored In Informal Saturday Shower
Mrs A F Kingdon hosted a charming informal shower Saturday afternoon for Miss Mary Dinwiddie soon to study social service in New York City. Eighteen guests attended with music and conversation while Mrs King served a savory course. Dinwiddie received attractive gifts wishing her happiness and success.
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A F. Kingdon
Mary Dinwiddie
New York City
Pretty Highland Avenue Wedding in Princeton
In Princeton on Highland avenue a quiet wedding was held Saturday afternoon May 31 at 1 30. Miss Hallie Anderson became the bride of Carl Slate in a ceremony performed by Rev. Mr. Sims pastor of the Baptist church. The couple were attended by intimate friends and relatives. The bride wore a gray dress.
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Highland Avenue
Princeton
Hallie Anderson
Carl Slate
Mr. Sims
The
Baptist Church
Marriage of Yarde resident Mrs Jones in Crepe de Chine attire
A Yarde resident, bride wearing crepe de chine with a gray hat and bouquet of American Beauty roses and ferns, wed a Maybourg groom employed by Pocahontas Fuel Co. After the ceremony they were entertained at the bride's home with table decor of sweet peas and ferns and a luncheon. Attendees included Lillie Slate, Madeline Parsons, Geneva Crawford, Ruth Lamer, Mary Bock, Mrs. M. F. Butt, and Harvey Slate. This morning Mrs Jones will speak at 8:30 at the Law and Commerce Building, and at noon to telephone girls. Several store groups held prayer services before work.
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Yarde
Maybourg
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Lillie Slate
Madeline Parsons
Geneva Crawford
Ruth Lamer
Mary Bock
M. F. Butt
Harvey Slate
Prayer meeting schedule for Districts 10 and 12
Prayer meetings this week list district captains and hosts with times starting Tuesday at 2 30 p m at multiple homes including Mrs Kirby Mrs Collins Mrs Kendrick and others on Highland Highland and Lyn Elm Hale Albemarle Washington Clark Wyoming and Monroe streets. District 12 led by Mrs Waterhouse lists addresses on Thomas Third and Rogers streets.
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District 10
Hutchinson
Kirby
Highland
Lyn Street
Collins
Elm Street
Haledidition
Phelps
Henry Kendrick
Albemarle Street
H. B. Lee
J. W. Anderson
Washington Street
Waterhouse
J. W. Scruggs
Thomas Street
D. D. Shelton
Third Street
J. R. Johnson
Rogers Street
Virginia Asher Bible Council Adopts Informal Meeting
The Virginia Asher Bible Council held its weekly meeting Monday evening with strong attendance. Due to a special service at the tabernacle, members unanimously dispensed with the usual program and attended the tabernacle services after a supper prepared by Episcopal church ladies.
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Virginia Asher Bible Council
Tabernacle
Episcopal Church
Women’s Club Holds Autumn Meeting at Triangle Center
The Women’s Club met at the Triangle Center Monday afternoon with Mrs. F L Black reporting on the district federation conference at Point Pleasant where she served as a delegate from the Binefield Club. It was announced the Y has accepted the Club’s offer to furnish a room in the new Y headquarters in the Fallon building and the Club will support Y W C A camps for girls.
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Woman's Club
Bine Triangle Center
F. L. Black
District Federation
Point Pleasant
Binefield
Fallon
Gine
Local Social News and Club Meetings Highlight Bluefield Week
A business visitor calls Fallon the florist, Thornton couple returns to Bluefield, Bundy Harvey to undertake a six week Pacific coast motor trip, births at Bluefield Sanitarium, and multiple district prayer meetings led by various hosts. Included are visits from relatives, wedding attendance, and piano room visits in Roanoke.
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Fallon
C. W. Thornton
Roanoke
Bluefield
Bundy Harvey
Rogers Street
Pacific Coast
R. G. Lawson
Bluefield Sanitarium
R. G. Lawson, Jr. Lawson,Jr
D. J. Kegsey
Babe
Kate Markle
Hollins, College
Eva Hutchinson
Ferbush-Hancock
Florence Hancock
Chas. T.kinsanon
Warrick
Vineyard and
South Streets
Lane
W. Gilmer
Earl and Lewis
Buckles
Mosley Leader
Hurt
North Street
Kahle
Slagle
Union Street
Mike Flynn
C. J. Alexander
W. G. Craft
W. A. Vawter
Oakhurst Avenue
A. L. Smith
G. L. McCulloch
Spring Grove Avenue
M. Cresmell
Lee Street
Geo. Woods
W. KR. Sprinkle
East End
W. K Thomason
Franklin Street
C. B. Pruett
Giles Street
Princeton Avenue
C. W. Sublette
KE. BE. Currence
Fourth Street
Spanglers
A. G. McCue
Walton Avenue
Senate approves child labor amendment for ratification
Washington June 2 Approval passed in the senate for a constitutional amendment to empower the federal government to limit regulate or prohibit child labor under eighteen. The measure would send enforcement to both state and federal governments, needing three fourths of states for ratification. The debate ran long with strong support and opposition centering on federal vs state powers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Supreme Court
Herriot Backs Dawes Report As Adoption Urged
Paria June 2 Edouard Herriot prospective premier spoke to a joint caucus of radical and radical socialist parties and came out for adoption of the Dawes report. He vowed his financial policy would be sane and based on strict budget balance.
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Paria
Edovard Herriot
Dawes
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convene in Wheeling
C C Devericks of Clarksburg state commander announced the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars convention would be held at Wheeling on June 7. Several hundreds of overseas World War I veterans are expected to attend from across the state.
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Clarksburg
C. C. Devericks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Order
Wheeling
Messenger Boy Missing with $43,000
New York report says a 22 year old messenger for Minsch Monell and Company vanished with 43000 dollars in negotiable securities he was carrying.
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New York
Minsch, Monell & Company
National committee to start hearings on contests Wednesday
John T. Adams, Iowa, the Republican national committee chairman, announced that the last of the committee members expected to hear contests of delegates or seats at the convention opening June 10 will arrive tomorrow to be ready for hearings beginning Wednesday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Republican National Committee
John T. Adams
Iowa
National Committee
Muscle Shoals debate nears final Senate action
Washington June 2 The Senate Agricultural Committee prepares majority and minority reports on Muscle Shoals and a vote is expected by week's end. Ford bid versus Norris bill dominates discussion with claims of government ownership and control. majority denounces Ford plan while minority backs it.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agricultural Committee
Congress
Ford
Norris
Detroit
Gorgas
Alabama Power Company
House approves salary raises for postal workers
Washington June 2 A House bill proposing salary increases for postal employees passed 250 to 14 under a suspension of rules. The measure would raise clerks carriers inspectors supervisors and assistant postmasters by about 300 a year, financed by an estimated 65 million annually. It now goes to conference with the Senate to resolve differences including a Borah amendment on campaign expenditure publicity.
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Washington
Senate
House
Post Office
New
Grist
Post Office Committee
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Longworth
Treasury
Griest
Post Office Department
Death by Own Action Theory Abandoned by Sheriff
Huntington June 2 Sheriff Joe Callahan of Greenup county Ky said he has definitely abandoned the death by own action theory in the probe of the strange death of Orville Wallace thirty six of this city and will continue inquiry into other possibilities.
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Huntington
Joe Callahan
Greenup County
Orville Wallace
Huntington Gang Used Decoy Girl in Robbery Plot
A historic report describes a purported theft scheme run by a foothold gang based in Huntington. They allegedly employed a bobbed-haired Mond girl in knickers as a decoy to lure victims and facilitate robberies.
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Huntington
Albanian Government Resigns Amid State of Siege Proclaimed
Rome dispatch reports from Aviona that Albania has resigned its government and a state of siege is in effect across the country. The message indicates political upheaval and emergency measures as authorities take control.
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London
Exchange
Rome
Aviona
Albania
Senate approves funds for veterans hospital completion
Washington June 2. A senate bill to make available six million eight hundred fifty thousand dollars for completion of the veterans bureau hospitalization program was passed tonight by the use.
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Washington
Senate
Veterans Bureau
Kellogg's Bran touted as cure for long-term constipation
A letter from Arlington H. Carman of Patchogue New York claims Kellogg's Bran improved his health in two weeks far more than decades of medicine. The advertisement asserts bran stimulates the bowels, cleanses the intestines, and offers permanent relief with a money-back guarantee if not effective.
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Arlington H. Carman
Patchogue
N. Y
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Kellogg 'S
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