Weekly stock average at five year low on exchange
New York June 2 The slowest five day week on the stock exchange since 1925 ended with a partial rally. Turnover reached 2,466,421 for the period and the 90 stock average closed at 74.2 down two tenths, a yearly low. United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel recovered small fractions of earlier losses while American Telephone Electric Autolite and National Biscuit posted fractional gains.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel Common
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Electric Autolite
National Biscuit
New York Stock Exchange Quotations and Exchange Members
A brief listing shows quotations from the New York Stock Exchange and other principal exchanges. The notice names the West Virginian Hotel Bidg and lists JAMES BENN MANN as the manager.
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New York Stock Exchange
West Virginian Hotel
James Be.mann
Bond Market Ends Week With Slow Trading
New York bonds closed the week with scant turnover as high grade rail issues stayed firm while speculative rails softened on light volume. Utilities held steady and industrials fluctuated. Transfers totaled 5.526 million compared with 5.142 million last Saturday. the 60 domestic corporate average fell 0.2 to 85.5, down 0.3 from the prior week.
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New York
Wheat price plunge marks volatile Chicago grain day
Chicago grain prices fell as wheat dropped sharply by around 9 percent from the previous peak. Corn and oats eased modestly while provisions held steady, with several grain types and seeds listed at varying bids and ranges.
Toledo Grain Prices on Track June 2
Toledo grain quotations list Wheat No 2 red 96 14 97 No 1 red 97 14 Corn No 2 yellow 55 14 56 No 3 yellow 54 ? Oats No 2 white 45 and No 3 white 43 44 percent. Grain in store transit billing attached Wheat 44 percent and corn 4 above track.
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Chicago
Toledo
Jersey City Livestock Market Report Cattle Steady
State Dept of Agriculture notes Jersey City and New York markets with cattle totals of 780 head direct and 570 calves direct, sheep and lambs at 3 420 with 2770 direct, hogs at 1.58 with 1 500 direct. Lamb prices quoted fading for aged ewes, choice weights around 2.00.
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Jersey City
State Dept. of Agr
New York
Curb Market Shows Mixed Close After Dull Week
New York curb trading today mirrored a dull week with about 66 000 shares traded, above last Saturday's 49 000. Early losses gave way to a mild rally as the close approached with some gains, while utilities oils and metals showed irregularity. Aluminum of America and Pittsburgh Plate Glass fell about 2 points each, with several smaller positions losing up to four points. Electronic Bond and Shore Greyhound Gulfoil and Lake Shore advanced modestly.
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New York
Aluminum Company of America
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Commonwealth and Edison
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore
Humble Oil
Newmont and Schiff Company
Electric Bond
Shore
Greyhound Corporation
Gulfoil
Lake Shore
Treasury Receipts May 31 191? Balance and Expenditures
The treasury position on May 31 shows receipts 11 529 250 75 dollars expenditures 22 021 521 38 dollars and a balance of 2 021 713 008 08 dollars. Customs receipts for the month were 21 041 136 31 dollars. For the fiscal year since July 1 receipts total 2 724 547 270 31 dollars with expenditures 6 371 782 725 80 including 3 581 029 991 24 emergency expenditures, excess of expenditures 3 647 235 455 49 and gold assets 7 778 883 213 73.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Baltimore Livestock Market Report June Update
Baltimore livestock prices show steady cattle and calves with steer and heifer ranges. Hogs and sheep move steady while spring lambs reach high prices. buyers see varied weights from vealers to heavy hogs and lambs in multiple price bands.
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report June 2
Produce demand slow with steady prices for several items. Apples in 11 care. New York Baldwins 1.75 per basket, mediums 1.50. Potatoes 29 care about steady with 100 lb sacks: Maine Green Mountains 1.25, 50. New York whites 1.15, 25. Florida Spalding Rose 2.00. Alabama and Louisiana Bliss Triumaire 1.85 to 2.00. South Carolina Cobblers 3.00, 25. Butter eggs and cheese unchanged. Poultry unchanged.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
New York
Maine
Green Mountains
Florida
Spalding Rose
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss Triumaire
South Carolina
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Reported for June 2
Hogs 1000 head steady to nine lower with weight bands from 120 to 300 pounds. Cattle 20 head nominal with mixed grades including yearlings and steers. Calves 75 slow but steady with vealers and mediums. Sheep 300 head steady with spring lambs and shorn offerings priced by class.
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Matoaka Holds Commencement for Senior and Junior High
Matoaka West Virginia June 2 The town held graduation exercises for both senior and junior high students in the school auditorium. Principal T R Yeater awarded diplomas for the senior class of 34 with ten silver football pins and eight silver basketball pins. Junior high awards were presented by H M Young with Miss Carrie Gadd winning top honors in the national home economics contest and state first prize.
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Matoaka
W. Va
T. R. Yeater
Matoaka High School
H. M. Young
Betty Raney
Dana Styke
Carrie Gadd
Miss Gadd
Whitlow
Mildred Tabor
Grade School Puts on Snow White Operetta
The grade school presented Snow White on Thursday night with 160 children in the cast. Principals included Sarah Clements Mary D Anderson Snow White and Ray Burgess Jr.
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Snow White
Sarah Clements
Mary D. Anderson
Ray Burgess Jr
Bailey and Underwood Unite in Rural Matoaka Marriage
Andre Bailey and Elora Underwood of near Dott West Virginia wed Monday May 28 at the home of Reverend H I Cook in Matoaka.
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Andre Bailey
Elora Underwood
Dott, W. Va
H. I. Cook
Matoaka
Springton Bridge Luncheon Honors Miss Harry
Mrs G N Young hosted a bridge luncheon at Springton for Miss Mary Louise Harry June bride elect. Guests included Miss Harry of Hiawatha and several Springton residents with prizes awarded for guest and high scores. The group extended best wishes to the hostess for her summer research at Columbia.
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Thomas Miller
Springton
G. N. Young
Mary Louise Harry
Young
Margaret Hagy
Virginia Bowling
Mrs. Miller
Hiawatha
Mesdames
B. E. Clements
Robert Ashworth
Matoa
Margaret May Hosts Grandfather Birthday Party in Kimball
Miss Margaret May entertained friends in Kimball to honor her grandfather on his sixty seventh birthday. Assisted by Mrs. W. M. Lyon, guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawless and many relatives who presented numerous useful gifts to the honoree Mr. Greathead.
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Roy Greathead
Mr. Greathead
Eddie Lee Cooke Birthday Party At Home
Mrs. E. Lee Cooke hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her son Eddie Lee to celebrate his seventh birthday. Guests Doris Lee Lelcher P Dean Woodyard Myrtle Mayless Nancy Testerman Virginia Ayers Roberta Heckler Bobbie and Billie Anderson Joseph and Carmel Council Billy Lyon Junior Surratt Sturgiss Kemp Lewis Lumpkins Harold Wyatt Bernard Kaufman Billy Cruise Tony Battle Eugene Heck attended and enjoyed ice cream and cake along with many gifts.
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E. Lee Cooke
Eddie Lee
Doris Lee Lelcher
P Dean Woodyard
Myrtle Mayless
Nancy Testerman
Virginia Ayers
Roberta Heckler
Bobbie
Billie Anderson
Joseph
Carmel Council
Billy Lyon
Junior Surratt
Sturgiss Kemp
Lewis Lumpkins
Harold Wyatt
Bernard Kaufman
Billy Cruise
Tony Battle
Eugene Heck
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Cox Before Move to Huntington
Mrs. C. A. Warden hosted a Friday luncheon at her home at 1 o clock in honor of Mrs. G. L. Cox of Eikhorn who is moving to Huntington. Prizes for two high scores went to Mrs. W. A. Buchanan and Mrs. R. Hughes. A guest prize was given to Mrs. Cox with a large attendee list from Gary Welch Kimball Vivian Keystone and others.
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G. L. Cox
Eikhorn
Huntington
C. A. Warden
W. A. Buchanan
R. Hughes
Cox
Hughes
Harry Franklin
James Wheatley
Lyle Coffey
Kimball
W. G. Williamson
J. C. Kelley
Vivian
H. P. Evans
Keystone
Harry M. Moses
R. V. Shanklin
Anne Stratton
Gary
Buchanan
Chester Harman
N. A. Steadman
John W. Blakely
A. J. Bartlett
Graham Sale
A. N. Harris
H. T. Hicks
Goodridge Sale
Wilson Anderson
Zeb H
Miss Mary Grego Hosts Murphy Club Meeting
Miss Mary Grego presided as president at her home Thursday evening hosting the Murphy club. She played two piano numbers and refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Elizabeth Knea Nellie James Pauline Lawless Elsa Tudor Zella Wright Ethel Surratt Leta Marshall Phyllis Isherwood Martha Mattox Pauline Grego and the hostess.
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Mary Grego
Murphy Club
Miss Grego
Elizabeth Knea
Nellie James
Pauline Lawless
Elsa Tudor
Zella Wright
Ethel Surratt
Leta Marshall
Phyllis Isherwood
Martha Mattox
Pauline Grego
Catherine Melito
Residents Visit Abingdon Relatives and Attend Services
Miss Virginia Rector and her mother Mrs T W Rector spent last weekend in Abingdon Virginia visiting relatives. Frazier Grim returned from an extended western trip. J Will Bailey attended the funeral service of E E B Tiller in Bluefield Virginia on Tuesday. Miss Edith Covill of Coalwood Virginia was mentioned.
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Virginia Rector
T. W. Rector
Abingdon
Frazier Grim
J. Will Bailey
E. E B. Tiller
Bluefield
Edith Covill
Coalwood
Social Roundup of Visits and Homecomings
Local names and families share weekend visits and returns. Booked names include Nellie James, L G Kinder, Archie Price and Louise, Wesley Stinnet and Margaret May, Evelyn Bryant, Audrey Epperley, Bill Ward, Louise Hyatt, Hunter Harris, Earle Peery and Billy, W D Gibson, Mary Jane Clarke, John Anderson and Beatrice and Ed, Ella Show, E H Cole, Buddy Crouch, L C James, Mabel Trump, Will Lawton, Robert Grogan, Roy Greathead, Elna Show, Lewis Show, Edgar Cooke, L V Belcher, Joe Cowell, Rev EB Cole, Mary Lowe, C L Nestor, Grace Mabry, Melissa Zeiler.
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Nellie James
L. G. Kinder
Rock
T. J. Fade
Archie Price
Amall
Louise
Bluefield
J. M. Price
Wesley Stinnet
Roanoke
Evelyn Bryant
Stevens Clinic
Audrey Epperiey
Concord College
P. H. Epperley
Bill Ward
Louise Hyatt
Havace
Hunter Harris
Peggy
Sonny
Alderson
Earle Peery
Billy
Pocahontas
W. D. Gibson Sunny
Mary Jane Clarke
Huntington
Portsmouth
John Anderson
Beatrice
Fries, Va
Lafoon
Ella Show
Marion
W. H. Show
Rey
E. H. Cole
Buddy Crouch
Tazewell
L. C. James
Nellie
Mabel Trump
Ada
W. Va
Will Lawton
Welch
Robert Grogan
George Grogan
Roy Greathead
United States Army
Buffalo
N. Y
W. H. Greathead
Tom Greathead
Big Four
Elna Show
Lewis Show
Show
C. L. Nestor
Grace Mabry
W. P. Mabry
Rockbridge County
D. A. Atkins
Keystone
Melissa Zeiler
Pupils With Perfect Attendance Honored
Newhall West Virginia June 2 pupils who have neither been absent nor tardy during the school term were named. Names include Lloyd Dillon Marvin Stevenson Donald Sword Fay Sword Bobby Barker William Reynolds Catherine Cropper Geraldine Reynolds Agnes Brewster Andy Szasz Bert Buchanan Gleason Buchanan Betty Lee Glenneth Rose Marvin Whitt Revenda Montgomery Beulah Sayers Thelma Peery Anna Spence Billy Lyons Joe Rhea Vernon Hale Grace Applegate Harry Allen Billy Myers Dorothy Lyons Mae Stevenson.
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Newhall
W. Va
Lloyd Dillon
Marvin Stevenson
Donald Sword
Fay Sword
Bobby Barker
William Reynolds
Catherine Cropper
Geraldine Reynolds
Agnes Brewster
Andy Szasz
Bert Buchanan
Gleason Buchanan
Betty Lee
Glenneth Rose
Marvin Whitt
Revenda Montgomery
Beulah Sayers
Thelma Peery
Anna Spence
Billy Lyons
Joe Rhea
Vernon Hale
Grace Applegate
Harry Allen
Billy Myers
Dorothy Lyons
Mae Stevenson
Students With Excellent Attendance Listed By School
Pupils who were not tardy or absent more than three times during the term are named. Harold Musick Bill Whaley Ruby Brewer Betty Jo Rose Iva Shears A T Applegate Nora Applegate Lucille Collins Margaret Whaley Harold Lyons Robbie Craig Vergil Dillon Kenneth Myers Thurman Dial Mary Toth Margaret Szasz Ray Artis Jimmie Brewer Joe Wood Clarence Cowley Orville Hardy Lwia Whitt Geneva Conley Sara Blackwell Ruth Myers James Shrader Bill Senter Ernest Allen Pete Ernest Billy Allen William Asbury John Pylick Harold Conley Ruth Moore Edith Lee Hazel Quesenberry Dolly Combs.
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Harold Musick
Bill Whaley
Ruby Brewer
Betty Jo Rose
Iva Shears
A. T. Applegate
Nora Applegate
Lucille Collins
Margaret Whaley
Harold Lyons
Robbie Craig
Vergil Dillon
Kenneth Myers Thurman Dial
Mary Toth
Margaret Szasz
Ray Artis
Jimmie Brewer
Joe Wood
Clarence Cowley
Orville Hardy
Lwia Whitt
Geneva
Miss Thelma Dye and Mrs Lee Visit War Wednesday Night
Personal notices place Thelma Dye and Mrs Lee as visitors in War Wednesday night. Other locals include J E Crickmer and G C Edwards in War Wednesday night, Eunice Rose and Maggie Pearson in town Thursday, Lewis Tite Tuesday, and Mr and Mrs W A Scott in War Wednesday afternoon. O B Cropper was in War Saturday.
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Thelma Dye
R. T. Lee
War
J. E. Crickmer
G. C. Edwards
Mrs Lacuise Rudd 75 Dies After Four Week Illness
Mrs Lacuise Rudd widow of James Rudd aged 75 died at her daughter s home in McComas W Va after four weeks of bedfast illness. She leaves thirteen children thirty grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 pm at Elmer Landreth home with ministers J M Wysor and J R Belcher officiating. Interment Woodlawn cemetery Bramwell Bluefield road.
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Minnie Asbury
Bluefield
Horton
Christiansburg
G. C. Bailey
Sandlick
Wilmer Landreth
McComas
Fred Rudd
Elizabethton
Tenn
Rudd
Presbyterian Church
Tazewell
Bailey to Lead Pilgrim Holiness Church in Logan
Everett Bailey and his family moved to Logan on Thursday where he will become pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness church. He is well known there for six years of mining work at Sagamore and Crane Creek while serving as a local preacher.
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Everett Bailey
Logan Thursday
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mr. Bailey
Sagamore
Crane Creek
Closing of local schools marks week of commencement
Outstanding among local interests was the closing of schools with a week of exercises. The program ran from a baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. J. R. Belcher at Thomas Memorial church to commencement exercises with diplomas presented by County Superintendent G. J. Wood. Notable items included Senior Class Night play, a class song by Dr. P. R. Fox, poems by Myrtle Munsey, and speeches by Henry Burcham and Dr. A. M. McGuire.
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J. R. Belcher
Thomas Memorial Church
G. H. Montgomery
Greenville
Whispering Hope
P. R. Fox
Myrtle Munsey
Mary Ella Veneri
Kathryn Murphy
Dorothy Garrett
Hubert Warden
J. H. Evans
Henry Burcham
Alex Warden
Eleanor Fitzhugh Morris
Angela Craft
A. M. McGuire
Department of Education
Concord College
T. R. Egbert
Open Revival Campaign by Rev Vance Ross at Crane Creek
The Rev. Vance Ross of Hiawatha completes a successful revival at Crane Creek church and will commence a new revival campaign to continue outreach and spiritual events in the area.
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Vance Ross
Hiawatha
Crane Creek Church
Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors Rev. G. H. Montgomery
A surprise dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Millard King celebrated the thirty first birthday of the Rev G H Montgomery of Greenville Pa on Sunday May 27 A delicious dinner was served to the Rev Mr Montgomery Miss Dun kerly of Rock Mr and Mrs Millard King Eleie King Rodney Lee King and Evelyn King were among the guests
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Millard King
G. H. Montgomery
Greenville
Montgomery
Mias Dunkerly
Rock
Eleie King
Rodney Lee King
Evelyn King
Sagamore PTA Hosts Outdoor Picnic and Awards
The Sagamore Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting under trees in Sawmill Hollow with about fifty in attendance. Miss Mary Borich and Mrs. K J Stevens presented readings, O E Mangus gave a talk, and the group announced Sagamore School’s first class rating by the state education department.
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Sagamore Parent-Teacher Association
Sawmill Hollow
Mary Borich
K. J. Stevens
O. E. Mangus
Sagamore
State Department of Education
County Supervisor of Schools
G. J. Wood
Ruth Beckett
Lorene Murphy
Norman Ratcliff
State Health Department
Billy Bond
Frank Chudlina
James Brummett
Junior Hopkins
Charity Bond
Ruby Borich
Bernice Robertson
Louise Robinette
Mary Shoda
Jane Saunders
Ernest Hopkins
WiDard Lowman
Billsworth Mangus
Arthur Mitchell
Steward Mitchell
Hubert Thompson
Dorothy Walker
Viola Gillenwater Birthday Party At Mrs Eller Home
A Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. Tom Eller’s house celebrated Viola Gillenwater’s twentieth birthday with games and refreshments. Honoree received many gifts as guests from Montcalm and nearby towns attended, including Juanita Dennis Ada Mills Eva Mills Elsie King and others.
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Tom Eller
Viola Gillenwater
Juanita Dennis
Ada
Eva Mills
Elsie King
Hazen
Opal Mabe
Thelma Sturgill
Macie King
Ethel Blevins
Mamie Williams
Evelyn Short
Irene Bowers
Lucille
Virginia Sigman
Louise Gilmore
Mrs Millard King Hosts Party Honoring Eveline Wednesday
Mrs Millard King entertained at her home honoring her daughter Eveline with a Wednesday evening party. Guests included Miss Thelma Dennis Miss Anna Mae King Miss Pauline Shumate Miss Kathleen Sutherland and others. games provided entertainment and a late hour plate was served.
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Eveline
Millard King
Thelma Dennis
Anna Mae King
Pauline Shumate
Kathleen Sutherland
Pauling Browning
Jean Hurst
J. R. Hurst
James Hurst
Woodrow Hurley
Harry Hall
Roland Hall
Lora Mariotti
Woodroe Erewulee
Paul Martin
Jasper Ng
Local Girl Seeks X Ray After Arm Injury On Way to School
Mildred Farrington suffered a left arm injury while walking to school on Thursday. The pain led her to seek medical evaluation at Bluefield sanitarium for an X ray as a precaution.
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Mildred Farrington
Bluefield Sanitarium
Minerva Davis Sewing Club Meeting Scheduled
The Minerva Davis Sewing club will meet with Mrs. R. B. Murphy Thursday afternoon.
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Minerva Davis Sewing Club
R. B. Murphy
Local Society Hosts Pinnacle Circle Meeting
Mrs. K. N. Marshall will entertain the Pinnacle circle of the Woman's Missionary society at her home Wednesday afternoon. A daughter named Lewis was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gastono Capparilli on May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Flem Hicks welcomed son Marion Curtis Hicks on May 26. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor welcomed son six pounds on May 27.
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The
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Gastono Capparilli
Lewis
Flem Hicks
Marion Curtis Hicks
Jim Taylor
Local social notes report visits and gatherings across towns
The item lists guests and travels of families in North Carolina and nearby states. Names include Rev. and Mrs. W A Ayers with son R H Ayers, Mrs. Samuel Mitchell and children in Pax WV, Thorn Hill merchant Moyer Martin ill, a Wolfe Creek camping party chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Ernest Morris, Celeste Fitzhugh Frances Ellis Mary Bess Fitzhugh George Sutherland Donald Fulford, Wade Saunders and family at J R Curtis in Pocahontas, Miss Mary Beas accompanying Mrs W D Fitzhugh from Mary Baldwin, Master David Fitzhugh with grandparents in Lone Fountain VA, Jimmy Fulford and Houston Jackson in Washington, Emma Stapleton with T H Cannady in Welch, Bob McCorkley visiting Lexington VA, Clayton Waddell visiting Princeton, Roby Sneed returning to Resaco, R B Murphy visiting Lewis Monroe at Itmann.
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R. H. Ayers
Woreat City
N. C
Mra. J
Ayers
McComas
Crane Creek
Samuel Mitchell
Pax
W. Va
Ernest Morris
Wolfe Creek
Celeste Fitzhugh
Frances Ellis
Mary Bess Fitzhugh
George and
Raymond Sutherland
Donald Fulford
Wade Saunders
J. R. Curtis
Pocahontas
Lexington
Clayton Waddell
Princeton
Roby Sneed
Resaco
Co. W. Sneed
R. RB. Murphy
Lewis Monroe
Mann
Church Services in Wilcoe West Virginia
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with A. Grubb as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. by Rev. J. R. King. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. by Rev. J. B. Trent. Prayer meeting each Thursday at 7:20 p.m.
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Wilcoe
W. Va
A. Grubb
J. R. King
Epworth League
J. B. Trent
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Boardman Deacon Bowman Trent
Mrs F FE Taylor hosted a bridge evening honoring guests Mrs William Boardman Mrs E H Deacon Miss Jessie Bowman and Miss Mae Trent High score went to Mrs W E Jamison with consolation to Mrs Irvin Hambert The hostess was aided by her daughter Miss Mary Irene Taylor and guests included Mrs William Boardman Mrs E H Deacon Mrs W T Minnally and others.
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E. H. Deacon
Jessie Bowman
Mae Trent
W. E. Jamison
Irvin Hambert
Mary Irene Taylor
W. T. Minnally
J. B. Phillips
Dennis Nunan
Mack Dennison
George Loving
W. BE. Jamison
A. BE. Taylor
Andrew Sironka
W. C. Banner
Agnes Nunan
Laura McParland
Wilcoe School Closed for Summer Vacation
Wilcoe graded school shutdown began Thursday morning marking the start of summer break. Earlier Wednesday the teachers and the students visited Coney Island for a weiner roast in a planned outing.
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Wilcoe Personal News Recap
Mrs T B Breen Mrs C M Payne and family plus Miss Alice Dunne of Bluefield joined the Taylor family in Wilcoe Monday. W H Brooks and children left for Lynchburg to visit relatives. Willie Fay Sutherland of Honaker visits Wilcoe and Gary. Memorial Day visits noted in Bluefield by Mrs W A Williams and Mrs B J Still. E H Deacon of Baltimore arrived in Wilcoe Thursday. Deacon family to Scottsdale to visit relatives. Jamison visits Meadow View. H P Iveson and daughter Margaret leave for Richlands to settle there.
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C. M. Payne
H. L. Moore
Alice Dunne
Bluefield
Frank Taylor
W. H. Brooks
Lynchburg
Willie Fay Sutherland
Honaker
Gary
W. A Williams
B. J. Still
Walter Willard
Pearisburg
R Ves
M. M. Harris
Seatalle
E. H. Deacon
Baltimore
Meadow View
Relaves
H. P. Iveson
Margaret
Richlands
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B.C
Vnneland
Ahabing
Pint Basto & 60. Ltd
Lomelini
Ty Breckeboin
Sweden
Baby
Named Franklin Delano Taylor
Wilcoe W.va
First National Bank
Bluefield, W. VA