Resume of First Year Women’s Council Read
The first year report of the Asher Business Women’s Council was read by secretary Miss Margaret Taylor at last Thursday’s meeting. Miss Eva Counts presided in the president’s absence, and Miss Marian Smith sang with Miss Gertrude Watts at the piano. Virginia Phillips delivered a lesson story, and Mrs. Claggett led the class. Bland Street Methodist church women serve June suppers. encouragement to attend and recruit new members, despite a smaller crowd last week. Supper cost remains fifteen cents. treasurer Mrs. Payne urges members to pay dues at next Thursday’s meeting.
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Asher Business Women's Council
Margaret Taylor
Eva Counts
Marian Smith
Gertrude Watts
Virginia Phillips
Claggett
Bland Street Methodist Church
Women Missionary Society Meets in Grace Church
The Grace church Women Missionary Society held its monthly meeting in bad weather with eighty three attendees. Members heard reports, heard talks by Alaska Terry and Mary Swy ne s, and discussed mission work in Africa and the foreign field. A July picnic was planned with a farm site for favorable weather and a church alternative.
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Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Church
J. W. Douthat
Yn Shelton
Maggie A. Forlines
Rio de Janeiro
C. W. Dickey
F. R. Henderson
Alaska Terry
HiaWasse College
Terry
Theoreign Field
Mary Sweynes
Tyre
Miss Tynes
Africa
Fach Young By
P. Y. Brown
J. C. Turley
F. W. Udy
Impot
Mesames
J. KE. Clark
Hock H. R. Hunter
R. L. Helms
Houchins
H. O. Belcher
R. A. Ing
J. M. Phelps
A. M. Wilburn
Ed Kelly
Lucy Bailey
Woman's Club Meets at Triangle Center
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Club will be held at the Triangle Center on Monday at 3 o'clock. Reports from the second annual meeting of the Southern District of the West Virginia Federation of Woman's Clubs will be submitted. A cordial invitation is extended to club members and anyone interested in club work.
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E Woman's Club
Lhe Triangle Center
Virginia Federation of Woman's Ubes
Welch
Daughters of the Confederacy Dinner Draws Veterans and Union Guests
An annual Confederate dinner drew the largest turnout in years with about thirty five Confederate veterans from the 61 65 era attending to commemorate Jefferson Davis birthday. A few regulars were absent due to illness or frailty while two Union soldiers also attended the event.
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Daughters of the Concracy
Veterans of
Jefferson Vis
Bluefield U D C Monthly Meeting Scheduled
The regular monthly meeting of the Bluefield Chapter U D C is set for Monday evening June 5 at 8 o'clock in the Pik's Club parlor. Mrs EB L Garrett is secretary.
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Bluefield
Pik’s Club
Women Athletes Rise in Constantinople Sports
Turkish women adopt modified athletics with field games indoor gymnastics and cross country walking. At the annual May sports in Constantinople two girls completed a 35 mile cross country walk in nine hours setting a Turkish record.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Sutter Aged Man Breaks Window To Jail Self
In Canon City Colorado Fred Sutter an unemployed elderly man smashed a window to land in custody. His plan succeeded as authorities locked him up following the incident.
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Canon City
Col
Fred Sutter
Child's Queer Pets Tame Badger And Prairie Dogs
In Baton, New Mexico Maria Falaria, a young Mexican girl, has tamed a wild badger and two prairie dogs and keeps them as pets. The unusual collection draws local curiosity and praise for her unusual affection toward wildlife.
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Baton, N. Mex
Maria Falaria
Girl Reserve Activities Schedule and Conference Fund Drive
The notice lists June events for the Girl Reserves including meetings, elections, play practice, teas, picnics, and service at Immanuel Lutheran. A conference fund drive urges Bluefield to send delegates, buy an auto tag, and raise funds with the slogan To Face Life Squarely.
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Park Here
Beaver Rl
Colonial Theatre
Blue Triangle Center
Beaver
Maiden Spring
Aachian Power Co
Bluefield Insurance Agency
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck, Jr
Program for Beaver Girl Reserve Week
The article promotes Girl Reserve Week in Bluefield stressing companionship through club work. It highlights Blue Triangle aims for physically fit, morally trained girls and notes seventy high school girls enrolled in the Geaveel student club. It mentions upcoming conference days June 29-30 for high school Girl Reserves.
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Bluefield
Blue Triangle
Geaveel
Gur
Society News and Recital Notes From Local Page
The page reports a bridal party gathering at the bride’s Norfolk Street home, upcoming move of the newlyweds to Bluefield, and a recital by Mrs. C. V. Foland’s music pupils at Bland Street church. It also notes the marriage of Robert W. Butt and Doshia Boone at the First Christian church with the couple residing with the bride’s brother on Pearst.
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J. W. Austin
Norfolk St
C. V. Foland
Bland Street Church
Batt- Boone
First Christian Church
Robert W. Butt
Doshia Boone
Mr. Butt
R. B. Boone
Pearst
Cocoa Eye Drink and nourishing cool milk beverage
A homemade cold nourishing drink for children and adults in hot weather. The recipe mixes one egg white, sugar, cocoa and milk, with the white beaten stiff and folded into a chilled milk mixture, served as a refreshing luncheon or midmorning drink.
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Womens Council
Meeting Missionary Society
R. V. Camll
Northfork
U. D. Cc
Campbell
Jefferson Davis
J. Harve Johnston
The
Elk's Lodge
Elks
J. W. Anderson
Samuel W. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Maggie
Maury Barrett
Joman's Club
Daughters OF Confederacy
EB. L. Garrett
Child's Queer Pets
Henry A. Lilly Department Store
Young Women's Council
Fidelis Club
Fairview Girl
Thistle
Triangle
Pep Corps
Ecreen
Wade Schoolerl
Fager
Sister Mary
Lody
Isadore Cohen
Schwartz’s
Munson
Schwartz’s Shoe Store
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield, W. VA
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