Beaver High School Graduation Highlights and Socials
The piece details graduation rites with oaths of loyalty from graduates and a social hour ending in a dance. It notes a junior senior banquet at the West Virginian hotel with a formal program and lists performances. Additionally, Grace Methodist Circle 5 met with several members attending and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginian
Beaver High School
Keon
Rbearechool
Blanchermentrout
Upehur Higginbotham
Kathryne Smoot
Claude Wade
Latrae Garst
Bus” McNeer
B. H
Trixie Peters
Ruth Lee Smith
Tate Bowen
Dancing and Cards at Bluefield Country Club Saturday
Dancing and cards will be held at the Bluefield Country Club on Saturday evening from 9 to 12. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Reynolds Jr and Mr. [name incomplete] inviting members and guests.
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Douglas Millar
Blue City Blues Boys
Bluefield Country Club
Albert W. Reynolds, Jr
Virginia couple wed at Patrick Henry Hotel in Roanoke
Miss Mary Louise Bridges daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bridges of Sneger West Virginia and Mr Littleton Hewitt Roden son of Mr and Mrs E Lee Roden of Richmond Virginia were married in the Patrick Henry Hotel parlors with Rev Francis H Scott officiating Best man was Julian C Roden and matron of honor was Mrs Ed Harmon The couple will honeymoon through the Valley of Virginia before settling in Bartley West Virginia after June 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Bridges
Charles Sits. Ders Bridges
Sneger
W. Va
Littleton Hewitt Roden
Bartley
E. Lee Roden
Richmond
Hotel Patrick Henry
Francis H. Scott
Julian C. Roden
Ed Harmon
Saeger
Mra
Edgar Harmon
Jaeger
Julian Roden
J. F. Armentrout
Louise Armentrout
H. A. Davenport
Roanoke
A. Bush
Carl Brand
Waynesboro
Virginia
Bridge Party Held For Miss Perkins In Roanoke
Miss Mary Garden Perkins of Bluefield West Virginia, Virginia College student, was guest of Miss Katherine Howard in South Roanoke. A small informal bridge party followed by hostess on Wednesday afternoon, with local summer visitors and other guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden Perkins
Bluefield
W. Va
Katherine Howard
Roanoke
Roanoke World News
Birth of Betty Imagene Kirby at St Luke's
A ten pound girl named Betty Imagene Kirby was born to Mr and Mrs B K Kirby at St Luke's hospital. Mrs Kirby is formerly Miss Elizabeth Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B K. Kirby
St. Luke's Hospital
Betty Imagene
Kirby
Elizabeth Richardson
Local residents note family visits and comings and goings
Mrs. R. B. Parker visits her father F. T. Herndon in Montcalm. Mrs. Mary Becker sails to Philadelphia for Quota International convention with her mother and two daughters. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Francis attend Randolph Macon Academy graduation in Bedford for son Charles Jr. Edwin Franklin returns from Augusta Military Road. A. R. F. Baker improves at Binefield sanitarium. T. C. Phillips returns from Beckley. Lawton Gills leaves for Randolph Macon finals in Ashland. Miss Edna Jewell takes stenographer job in Northfork with Swift and Co. Dr. T. N. Goff of Kenova was in Tampa.
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R. B. Parker
Williamson
F. T. Herndon
Montcalm
Mary Becker
Bluefield
Quota Club
Philadelphia
Bettie Douthat
Lucy Hall
Madge Hunter
C. E. Francis
Bedford
Randolph- Macon Academy
Edna Jewell
Northfork
Swift and Co
T. N. Goff
Kenova
Tampa
Fia
Crossword Puzzle 10 13 Horizontal Clues
Puzzle lists numerous clue prompts from marriage minded terms to geography and daily items. Includes entries such as man about to be married plural forms, requests, bones, road signs, nautical terms, gods, and time references. The reader is invited to fill a grid with intersecting answers revealing a completed crossword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Dread
Veterans reunite as local visitors move about town
Winter visits his sister Mrs J H Sluss in Bluefield Virginia for a veterans reunion. Dr Goff, a Spanish American and World War veteran, attends the event. Lonnie Jones of Mount Dora Florida visits Mrs Lyda Jewell in Raleigh Street. J H Sluss and Dr T N Goff plan a motor trip to Huntington today. Confederate veteran Merekiah Marshall from Wayne County West Virginia visits the Sluss home for the veterans dinner at the Elks Parlor. Mrs L H Bradley and Miss Tower Lowe of Montcalm ride into Bluefield shopping. Mrs Ll A Jaffee recovers well after surgery at St Luke's Hospital. Mrs L B Crawford of Pocahontas shops in the city. Ruth Belcher of Bristol visits Ruth Honaker. Sam of Bristol visits F G Phillips on College Avenue. Blair Preston arrives from Bristol on business. Mrs J L White of 227 Halifax Street undergoes tonsil operation at Bluefield Sanitarium and hopes to return home soon. Mrs Edward Galloway and Miss N Moore return from a visit in Appomattox with relatives. Mrs R C Fleshman plans a several day trip leaving Saturday to Appomattox with her sister Miss Morris.
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J. H. Sluss
Bluefield
Dr. Goff
Lonnie Jones
Mount Dora
Fla
Lyda Jewell
Raleigh Street
T. N. Goff
Huntington
Merekiah Marshall
Wayne County
W. Va
Elks’ Parlor
L. H. Bradley
Mies Tower Lowe
Montcalm
Ll. A. Jaffee
St. Luke’s Hospital
L. B. Crawford
Pocahontas
Ruth Belcher
Bristol
Ruth Honaker
Sam
F. G. Phillips
College Avenue
Blair Preston
J. L. White
Halifax Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Edward Galloway
Miss Nee Moore
Ipuekates Deine
R. C. Fleshman
Appomattox
Missa Morriss
America Holds On To Walker Cup Victory At St Andrews
At Royal and Ancient Club, St Andrews, June 3, the United States retained the Walker Cup after two days of foursomes and singles. The Americans led 61 1/2 to 56 1/2, with key wins by Bobby Jones over Cyril Tolley and Watts Gunn sealing the narrow victory. This marked a fourth straight American win in the series and a fifth in the international amateur contest begun in 1921.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
America
United States
George van Elm
C. C. Hegler
Bobby Jones
Cyril Tolley
Jess Sweeter
Sir Ernestese
Watts
W. G. An
Roger Wwethered
Francis Ouimet
Robert Marries
Jesse P. Guilford
Watts Gunn
Brownlow
Bobby Janes
One Stonewall Organizer Captain Joan Foley Dies
Captain Joan Foley of Company H Seventh Virginia Infantry died today at the Soldiers’ Home in Richmond Virginia. Foley, a native of Harpers Ferry later moved to Duffields before the Civil War and helped organize his company which was first commanded by Captain Monter.
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Joan Foley
F. Foley
Stonewall
Richmond
Foley
Harpers Verry
Duffields
Nonter
Jones Upsets Von Elm in Striking Golfer Display
The write up highlights Jones's outstanding merit as a golfer with a striking performance against the British player von Elm. The text includes scattered OCR noise and misread scores but centers on a notable display by Jones.
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Jones
von Elm
Storey
Enone
Bwerey
Mackenzie
Club to classify members by averages for weekend shoots
Bluefield Gun Club adopts a plan to classify members by averages. The five highest will form Squad No 1, next five Squad No 2, and so on. Announcement will be made Saturday with the first match set for Saturday afternoon to spur improvement and outshoot the top squad.
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Bluefield Gan Club
Quatrain Sold in New York to Green Tree Stable
New York June 3 Quatrain a four year old colt was sold by Frederick Johnson to Green Tree stable for 13500 dollars after being disbarred from Metropolitan.
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Quatrain
New York
Frederick Johnson
Greentree
Metropolitan
American Scouts Bid for English Grid Stars
London reports note American football clubs recruiting English and Scottish professionals after the season. Wages offered range from fourteen to twenty pounds a week, with Scots most sought. English and Scottish players oppose overseas migration, arguing it disrupts year round engagements and winter form.
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London
Drive for Wild Horses in Forests Continues in Montana
Bozeman Mont June 3 The forest service plans to continue rounding up and selling wild horses in national forests. In 1925 about 300 head were captured in Gallatin National Forest and an estimated 600 remain. Across Montana there are thousands more. Some once domesticated horses were left to forage, breeding into wild bands over winters and predation. Machinery depreciation lowers value and sales are offered to highest bidder.
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Bozemann
Mont
Forest Service
Gallatin National Forest
Tracks for Bad Acting at the Bar Rier
A performer undergoes training for steeplechase discipline after a bar scene. The program aims to develop athletic technique and racing readiness.
Toronto In ternationals Defeat Senators In Exhibition
Toronto In ternationals defeated the Wa ling ton Senators in an exhibition contest 6 to 1. The piece explains the haddie smoking method as Scotch with haddie derived from haddock and links the name to Findhorn of Findon in Scotland.
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Toronto
Toronto Internationals
Lington Senators
Findhorn
Findon
Scotland
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Blue City Blue Boys
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R. C. McClaugherty
Mesdames W. M. Abshire
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A. E. Garrett
S. L. Baleager
J. H. Cash
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R. D. Harry
P. A. Pybass
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Hypocrites
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Liavi
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Stonewall Brigade
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Lynn, Mass
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Orch
Sid Sydney
Frank
Cramitiene Austin
Fox
Con Goldkette
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Fred Hamm
Altoona
Vernon Dathart
Peerless Quartet
Hile Hawaiian Orchestra
Waring
Boston
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Millie Danham
Billy
Prank Cramit
Frank Cramit
Neme
Warlick Piano Rooms
Mussc Department
Bluefield, W. VA
Warlick
McCormick & CO
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Hale
East Haddam
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Alice Adams
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Toland
Talend
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