Eleven nurses receive diplomas at Bluefield sanitarium
Eleven graduates were awarded diplomas at a commencement in the Elks building. Dr. Thomas S. Hamilton delivered the address noting service by willing workers as the best form of service. Dr. R. O Bowers presided and Miss Elizabeth White led the class in white uniforms.
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Bluefield Sanitarium School of Nursing
Elks
Thomas S. Hamilton
Trinity Methodist Church
Hamilton
Pr. R. O Bowers
Bluefield Sanitarium
Morrisey
Modish Beach Costumes by Frances Dee Described
Frances Dee models TIWWO beach wear with a left ensemble featuring a yellow jersey suit and cape trimmed in red. The right suit combines a white jersey bodice striped in blue with blue trunks. wooden beads appear as new shore decorations.
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Frances Dee
Nurses Honored as Service of Christ in Duty
Dr. Hamilton praised nursing as a sacred vocation, comparing it to serving God and the governor’s household. He urged practical, humble service, noting the calley-slave may serve effectively just as the governor in personal duties.
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Hamilton
Lawn Party Tonight at Christ Church Hosted by Junior Guild
The Junior guild of Christ Episcopal church sponsors a lawn party this evening from 7 to 9 at Mrs. O. M. Deverle's home on Oakhurst avenue. Music and refreshments will be featured, promising a charming outdoor seasonal event.
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Junior Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
O. M. Deverle
Oakhurst Avenue
Pro Golf Tri Final Results At Bluefield Country Club
In Bluefield, Mrs. Ralph Taylor beat Mrs. J. D. McCue 3 and 2, Miss Betty Markle defeated her mother Mrs. Herbert Markle, Mrs. J. B. Hollman won over Mrs. William Beury, and Mrs. H Huffard defeated Mrs. J. M. Hern. Semis set for today with Taylor vs Markle and Heilman vs Huffard.
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Bluefield Country Club
Ralph Taylor
J. D. McCue
Betty Markle
Herbert Markle
J. B. Hollman
William Beury
N. Huffard
J. M. Herndon
Taylor
Markle
Principal Kennedy to Leave West Virginia Business College
Prof William J Kennedy longtime head of West Virginia Business College Honaker Building will depart this week for Uniontown Pa to assume principal of the commercial department at the Office Training School He will be succeeded by L W Cain A B a Muskingum and WVBC graduate Cain previously headed the commercial department at the Uniontown Office Training School and is T B Cain's brother
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William J. Kennedy
West Virginia Business College
Honaker
Uniontown
Kennedy
L. W. Cain
Muskingum College
Clarksburg
Office Training School
Pennsylvania
T. B. Cain
New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Charles Lambert
Mr and Mrs Charles E Lambert announce the arrival of a son born Thursday morning at Bluefield sanitarium. They reside at 358 1 2 North Street.
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Charles E. Lambert
North Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
A Summer's Day Recital by Miss Caro Lyn Pupils
Pupils of Miss Caro Lyn Virginia Eagle present a recital at Gary High School auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock. The program features dances, piano solos, songs, and rosebud and flower-themed pieces performed by Helen Coulon, Jane Coulin, Ruth Hagg, Louisa Van Dyke, and others with Mary Faith Paine, Irma Roston, Helene Roston, Adele Coulon, Ruth Hagy, and more listed among the performers. Public invited.
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Carolyn Virginia Eagle
Gary High School
Dance of the Flowers
Tschaikowsky
Helen Coulon
Jane Coulin
Ruth Hagg
Louisa van Dyke Bluette Valse
Duvernay Coleen Jackson Tumble Weed
Paul Bliss
Irma Roston
Flower
Edmond
Mary Helen Williams
Margaret Williams
Wolcott
Adele Coulon
Mary Faith Paine
Engleman
Helene Roston
Leta Adkins
Coleen Jackson
Rathbun
Overholt
Ruth Hagy
Streabbor Marie Ketter
Marguerite Petty
B. M. Paine Jr
Louisa van Dyke
Johnny
Pendleton Jane Coulon
Lawson Helene Roston
Thuillier
Recital by Margaret Blake School Pupils at Warlick’s
An outstanding event on Joday’s calendar features a recital this evening at 8 at Warlick's Piano rooms performed by pupils of the Margaret Blake school of expression. The public is invited.
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Warlick
Margaret Blake School of Expression
Ruth class of Calvary Baptist Church meeting
The Ruth class met at Mrs W B Lowders home 214 Balsam street Tuesday night with nineteen members and six visitors present. Mrs C L Aliff presided in the absence of the president Miss Reba Krooks. Prayer opened the meeting and social hour followed with a shower for Mrs Lowder and a gift for Mrs Thomas Amberger formerly Nina Newton. Refreshments were served.
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Ruth
Calvary Baptist Church
W. B. Lowder
Balsam Street
C. L. Aliff
Reba Krooks
Lowder
Clyde Stephens
Thomas Amberger
Nina Newton
Trinity Methodise Circle Meeting at Jefferson Street Home
The monthly session of Mrs. Kyle Bruce's circle met at Mrs. J. S. Kahle's Jefferson street home. Mrs. W. H. Wayland outlined The Open Gate to Prayer Bible study and Voice items were shared during business. Refreshments were served and an invitation extended for the next gathering with Mrs. J. C. Bondurant co hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Bruce
Trinity Methodise Church
J. S. Kahle
Jefferson Street
W. H. Wayland
Voice
Kahle
J. C. Bondurant
Mission Study Circle Meets at Frederick Street Home
Mrs. C. M. Stephenson led a Trinity Methodist circle gathering with fourteen members on Frederick street. Mrs. C. E. Hammer gave the mission study lesson and Mrs. S. W. Bennett presented an article from the Missionary Voice. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. G. W. Burkhart on Frederick street.
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C. M. Stephenson
Trinity Methodist Church
B. D. Turner
Frederick Street
Stephenson
C. E. Hammer
Missionary Voice
S.W. Bennett
Ae G. W. Burkhart
Rehearsal Notice for Bland Street Methodist Choir
James Elmer Brown director calls for full attendance at Bland Street Methodist church choir rehearsal this evening at 7 45 with important work to be done.
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Bland Street
Wesleyan Mothers Club to Meet at Mrs Lay Home
The Wesleyan Mothers Club will gather Friday at 8 p.m. at 315 Thomas Street, the residence of Mrs Olive Lay.
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Wesleyan Mothers’ Club
Olive Lay
Thomas Street
Graduation Breakfast at Bluefield Sanitarium
Miss Elizabeth White superintendent of nurses at Bluefield sanitarium hosted this year’s graduating class and guests for an informal breakfast Thursday morning in the classroom. Talks by Miss White and Mrs. W C Pollock followed by each graduate’s remarks made the event a notable feature of Bluefield’s commencement season.
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Elizabeth White
Bluefield Sanitarium
Sanitarium
White
W. C. Pollock
Bluefield
Pupils of Mrs Foland Give Charming Piano Recital
In Bluefield at Warlicks Piano Room Mrs C V Foland’s pupils offered a varied program before an appreciative audience. Notable pieces included The Fox Hunt The Woodruff and Eidelweiss with standout solos by Nina Smith Kathrine Hughett Lucille Litz Lorene Shelton and others. Louise Manley John Manley and Mildred Whitman received praise for their performances as the recital concluded with Spanish Serenade.
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Bluefield
C. V. Foland
Warlick
Fox Hunt
Woodrow
Nina Smith
Katherine Hughett
Lucille Litz
Kobler
Tadlock Wallace
Behr
Mary Margaret Porterfield
You
Claribel
Anita Smith
the Woodruff
Smallwood
Dorothy Harris
Nofka
Kathleen
Mary Frances Meade
Lorene Shelton
Imogene Miller
Cossacks
Rebe
Wallace Johnson
Betty Bailey
Anthony
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Ruth Dawson
Edith Blankenship
Fearis
Dorothy” Smith
Rolfe
Mary Catherine Porterfield
Bohm
Louise Manley
John Manley
Mildred Whitman
Eidelweiss
Lichner
Lineke
Fisher
Elizabeth Mansfield
Wright
Prayer circles and church group meetings in Bluefield area
The Brown Webber circle meets at 7 45 PM at Mrs KE M Leedy home Green brier street with John White to lead. W M S First Baptist circle met at Mrs Alton Linkous home with 14 members and 3 visitors. Stewardship of Influence sketch given by Mrs Sallie J Smith. World club Trinity Methodist meets at 3 PM at Mrs Eu Gene Foster home. World Children circles of Trinity meet at 3 PM at Betty Lee Bobby Ratliff home 708 Rockbridge and Edna Bobby Crowder home 1205 Pen Mar. Thornton Kell returns from Southern College Lakeland Fla to Bluefield. Mrs Russell Ritz and daughter Miss Jean visit Morgantown. Elinor Ritz returns with her. Mrs Lake Bailey and children visit Columbus Ohio. Charles Scott son of Dr and Mrs.
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Ircle
First Baptist Church
John T. Shelton
Alton Linkous
Taylor
Linkous
Sallie J. Smith
A. R. Pittman
Margie Shumate
C. W. Wallace
Wyle Louise
Boys’ and Girls’ World Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Eugene Foster
Foster
World Children
Trinity Church
M. C. McNeal
Betty Lee
Bobby Ratliff
Rockbridge Street
I. L. Neal
Edna
Bobby Crowder
Pen Mar Avenue
Thornton Kell
Southern College
Lakeland
Fla
Bluefield
Russell Ritz
Jean
Morgantown
Elinor
West Virginia University
Lake Bailey
Columbus
Social notes of region residents travel and arrivals
Local society column lists C M Scott and Helen Scott at home from Mc Callie Chattanooga Iena. Miss Evelyn Easley at Washtampton Richmond. Prof and Mrs Louthan’s travel to Richmond for graduation and return with John Dudley Louthan. Miss Sue Swope visiting Lynchburg and Bluefield after recovery from appendicitis. various trips to Charleston Columbus and Baltimore. also arrivals in Los Angeles from New York Ruth Elder denies Atlantic flight plans. Owens-Illinois case about sand shipments and rail rates to Fairmont plant.
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C. M. Scott
McCallie
Chattanooga
Iena
Helen Scott
Scott College
Decatur
Evelyn Easley
Wasthampton College
Richmond
Mra. E. M. Louthan
Chilhowie
Glade Spring
Prof. Louthan
Lynchburg
Bluefield
G. A. Swope
M. Deverle
Baltimore
Washington
James Elmer Brown
Fred Mole
Princeton
Columbus
Compton
Dressler
J. B. Moseley
Charlotte
N. C
Reba Keesee
Huntington
Marshall College
John Pankey
D. G. Rangeley
Augusta Military Academy
Staunton
Claude Wade
Glen Rogers
W. Va
John Seal
Davidson
Allan Pankey
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Ed Hancock
C. B. Hancock
Davidson College
Elizabeth Cornett
Abingdon
Martha Washington College
Ariving
Los Angeles
New York
Walter Camp
Ruth Elder
Atlantic
Walter
Owens-Illinois Glass Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Greer
Mononalia County
Fairmont
End Piles Quick No Sales No Cutting
An internal remedy is promoted for piles, claiming external salves fail. Hemroid tablets are advertised as effective by Dr J S Leonhardt, with Goodykoontz Drug Stores offering a money back guarantee if not relieved.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Goodykoontz Drug Stores
Protest Land Rates In Charleston West Virginia
The public service commission has taken under advisement a complaint about land rates as of June 4 in Charleston West Virginia. The item notes the inquiry into rate practices and potential public impact.
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Charleston
W. Va
the Public Service Commission
No Conflict Between Religion and Science
The Rev George F Finnie of Camden NJ told Northern Baptist delegates that science threatens world peace more than religion and Einstein should be immortalized in stone on a Baptist church facade to show theories cannot destroy people. He urged harmony, saying there is no real conflict between religion and pure science.
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Kansas City
George F. Finnie
Camden
Northern Baptist Convention
Einstein
New Face Powder Promises Lasting Smooth Finish
Advertises MELLO GLO face powder in a French process formula. Claims natural bloom of youth look, government approval for coloring, flawless blending with any complexion, no flaky shine, and pore minimization without skin irritation at Easley Penn Druze store.
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United States
Easley-Penn Druze
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Sara Katherine Lambert
Goldie May Callaway
Diana Virginia Miles
Jamie Lara Tidwell
Marjorie Correll
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Charles Scott
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