Bland Street WMS Regular Meeting at Church
Bland Street church hosts the Woman's Missionary Society meeting led by vice president Mrs Roy 58 in the president's absence. Devotional on us the Missionary from Ephesians three, program on World Missions of Leaven, talks on Do Japanese Observe the Sabbath and Stewardship, items read from the bulletin, meeting closes with Lord's prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Bernard
Roy
Woman's Society
Bland Street Church
W. P. Eastwood
Earnest Circle
A B. Mahood
World Missions of
Leaven
Fred Harris
China
Jack Perkins
Ethereal K
Gga
W. P. Wood
O. C. Davis
Edward Frazee
C. A. Lilly
Meeting Of Young Matrons Circle At Trinity Church
Thirteen members of the Young Matrons circle at Trinity Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Welby Thornburg presiding. Mrs. J. EB. McMullin Jr led devotion on Radiant Faith and the treasurer’s report was read by Mrs. Sam Morgan. Collections were taken for Week of Prayer and the floral fund by Mrs. Fred Alexander and Mrs. Wilson Dunn, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Welby
Thornburg
College Avenue
J. EB. McMullin, Jr
F. G. Carter
Sam Morgan
Fred Alexander
Wilson Dunn
Circle Grace Methodist meeting at Mrs Hypes home
Mrs W A Honeycutt's Circle Grace Methodist met at the home of Mrs F Hypes with eight members and five visitors present. Mrs E H Cass led the Bible study and prayer was offered by Mrs Whalen. The group disposed of routine business, collected dues, and closed with prayer. Social hour refreshments were served by the tess and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Honeycutt
Grace Methodist
F Hypes
Avenue
E. H. Cas
Whalen
Jack Bowles
Peetess
Alice Maynard
Washington
William B. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Good Program For Children's Day At First Christian Church
The church will host a Sunday morning Children’s Day program at 9 45 featuring readings and music by Bible class members. Miss Le I Pretwell Mrs L A Thomas and Mrs Fred Radford coordinated the event with the choir led by Mrs C G Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Bible Pa
Ram
Ben
le Ie Pr Pretwell
L. A. Thomas
Fred Radford
Aries
Cirsing
C. G. Harris
Toeless Sandals and Foot Care Trends Highlighted
A fashion note extols toeless Peekaboo sandals for springsummer wear promoting ventilation and foot health. It argues walking in heels is better with closed shoes, praises pedicures, and offers a home pedicure guide with a request for a stamped envelope to obtain the full directions.
Mrs Dodd Hosts Bridge Parties in Bluefield
Mrs W Dodd entertained at her Tazewell avenue home with a small bridge party Thursday afternoon for her daughter Mrs James M Lawrence of Waynesboro Georgia and Mrs Cresfield newly moved from Morristown Tennessee. A second bridge party was held last Saturday afternoon. Both events were noted as attractive informal affairs of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Dodd
Tazewell Avenue
James M. Lawrence
Waynesboro
Cresfield
Bluefield
Morristown
Tenn
Dodd
Young Artist Leaves Today For School
Lacy Edwards, winner of the Advertising Art school scholarship at Beaver High, will depart for Nashville Tennessee today for a five week summer program. He is a recognized young artist and a popular local figure, and is the son of G. E. Edwards of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Edwards
Beaver High School
Nashville
Tenn
G. E. Edwards
Davidson College Centennial Pageant Attendance
Mrs. C. B. Hancock and sister Mrs. 8. B. McClung travel to Davidson today for Billy Hancock graduation and a centennial pageant. Dr. Samuel W. Moore plans to attend with others for the Davidson events. Harman Woodward Jr and Robert Peters also graduate, with Mrs. Peters and daughter Shirley Peters accompanying and Anne Rish present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hancock
8. B. McClung
Davidson
Billy Hancock
Davidson College
Samuel W. Moore
Harman Woodward
Sam
Harman Woodward, Jr
R. T. Peters
Robert
Young Folks Picnic Planned by Immanuel Lutheran Choir
The Junior choir of Immanuel Lutheran church under Mrs. Harry Ross will hold a picnic this afternoon at Mrs. Ross’s Cumberland Road home. Gather at 2 at the church. if rain, the outing moves to next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Harry Ross
Ross
Cumberland Road
Mrs. Greever Hosts Bridge Party At Eldridge Street
Mrs. A. H. Greever of Eldridge Street was hostess for a bridge party on Wednesday afternoon. High score prize went to Mrs. A. G. Yaple, second high to Mrs. Frank Turpin, low to Mrs. Robert McCue, and floating prize to Mrs. J. A. Hammond. After bridge, a salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Greever
Eldridge Street
A. G. Yaple
Frank Turpin
Low
Robert McCue
J. A. Hammond
Miss Eva Spangler Honored At Ruby Spangler Party
Miss Eva Spangler was the honoree at a home party on Mapeer Street hosted by Miss Ruby Spangler on June 11. The evening featured a game using a booklet titled Eva and Charlie with sections like His Picture and The Proposal inviting guests to cut pictures to fit the titles. Attendees included Bowen, Sally Richardson, Faye Porterfield, Clara Davis, Virginia Stowers, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Spangler
Mapeer Stree
Eva
Charlie
Bowen
Sally Richardson
Faye Porterfield
Clara Davis
Virginia Stowers
Hoge to Graduate at W and L with honors
William E Hoge son of Mr and Mrs Joe Hoge will receive his bachelor of arts degree in nation exercises at Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia on June 11 He is a member of Nu social fraternity and the Commerce club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hoge
Joe Hoge
Nation Exereation
Lee University
Lexington
8 Nu
Commerce Club
Mrs. Holmes Class Presents Recital at Lowman Rooms
Mrs. Holmes and her pupils staged a recital in Lowman’s Music rooms before a receptive audience. Notable soloists included Millicent Shaman Coleman Muriel Slifhall Sue Stowers and many others delivering high creditable performances. The program featured two pieces Mary McCure Elizabeth Ann Lowman and March of the Tiny Soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holmes
Lowman's
Millicent Shaman
Coleman
Muriel Slif- Hall
Sue Stowers
Nancy Jane Eastwood
Elizabeth Jones
Elise Hume
Jacqueline Phillips
Betty Virginia Jackson
Adris Hume
Betty Jane Feuch
Millicen
Martha Sheffey
Bland Church DVBS Opens June 14
Daily Vacation Bible School at Bland Street Methodist Church begins June 14 for two weeks. Sessions run 9 to 11 in the morning for children ages 3 to 14. Mrs O Davis leads, with department superintendents Virginia Stowers, Harry Burnett, Hartsock, and W P Eastwood guiding younger groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist Church
Deparment Superna
O. Davis
David
Virginia Stowers
Roy Mullin
Katherine Shupe
Harry Burnett
Harriet Durrell
Hartsock
E. Con Junior
W. P. Eastwood
Ora Clarkson
Me Kitts
Glenn
Officers Elected By Bluefield Sub Deb Club
At a Bluefield Sub Deb club meeting held at Miss Sally Anna Evans Park Way home, Miss Margie Stuart was named president with Miss Mary O Keeffe as vice president and Miss Betsy Tracy as treasurer. New plans include a Progressive dinner Saturday with courses hosted by Miss Carey Stone Koepler and others, ending with social time at the Pritchard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Sally Anna Evans
Parkway
Pat Barrow Onone
Margie Stuart
Mary O'Keeffe
Betty Carey
Virginia Gordon
Betsy Tracy
Miss Stuart
Cassie Mae Stone
Virginia Koepler
Bobbie Pritchard
Pritchard
Summer school of Ra announces junior high opening
The junior high summer school will open at 9 in the morning at the re school. A. C. Stower and Mrs. J. M. England are named as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re School
A. C. Stower
J. M. England
Mrs Lyons Hosts Walton Way Party With Flowers
Mrs Ben Lyons gave a party at her home on Walton Thursday with games and dancing. Yellow and green decorations featured peonies and roses in the rooms. Guests included Mrs Onelia Helen Ferguson, Mrs Minnie Donald, Eddie Brown, Mr and Mrs B McDonald, Jack and Bill Mac Bonaia, Lena and Elizabeth ae, John Disbbis and Bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lyons
Walton
Onelia Helen Ferguson
Minnie Donald
Eddie Brown
B McDonald
Jack
Bill Mac Bonaia
Lena
Elizabeth Ae
John Disbbis
Bob
Mrs. D. C. Duncan Visits Relatives in Chattanooga and Others
Mrs D C Duncan returned from a visit with relatives in Chattanooga. Mr and Mrs L Shufflebarger and daughter Mrs H L Shufflee of Columbus Ohio. Mr and Mrs Feister of Blacksburg Va. Mr and Mrs Nevin Hedrick of Tralee W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Duncan
Chattanooga
L. Shufflebarger
H. L. Shuffileee
Columbus
Ohio
Feister
Blacksburg
Nevin Hedrick
Tralee
Local Residents Head to Events and Visits
Mrs Eton Campbell and daughter Nancy depart Roanoke for graduation in Durham N C where C C Campbell Jr will receive his degree Dc W Bolen leaves for Duke summersession Laura Ratliff Beaver high school heads home to Don Va Mrs Jones spends Wednesdays in Baunae J L Burks and Mrs Ernest Burks visit relatives in Bedford Va Mrs L C Cole Bluefield is checked Dr Mondy patient at Likes hospital McGhee recovering at Albemarle Street home Mrs Eddie Galloway visits in Hamburg Va Mrs Henrygin and daughter Bertie go two weeks to Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton Campbell
Nancy
Buskee
J. L. Burks
Ernest Burks
Bedford
L. C. Cole
Bluefield
Cken
Mondy
McGhee
Bluefield Sanitarium
Albemarle Street
Eddie Galloway
Hburg
Henrygin
Bertie
Baltimore
Miss Rodgin to Attend Johns Hopkins Alumni Center
Miss Rodgin plans to visit the alumnae center at Johns Hopkins University to engage with alumni activities and events. The visit highlights ongoing connections between faculty, students, and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rodgin
Johns Hopkins University
Reign of Queen Over as Festival Closes
Buckhannon West Virginia closes its strawberry festival after a pageant Birthday of a Princess crowned Queen Phyllis 1 Phyllis Curry of Lost Creek was crowned by Governor Holt. The two day fiesta included a horse show dancing mass singing and soap concerts with floats bands and horses. Judges compared strawberries from over 200 exhibitors to decide prize winners followed by an auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhannon
W. Va
Phyllis
West Virginia
Phyllis Curry
Lost Creek
Holt
McLaughlin
Agriculture
State road board mails final auto license applications
Charleston West Virginia state road commission sent the last of 350000 auto license applications and announced new tags may be used after June 20. C J Powell registrar said applications are being returned daily and the numbers grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Road Commission
C. J. Powell
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Local Whos and Whens Pass Through Bluefield Notes
Mrs Ida C Cofer of Roanoke former Bluefield resident returns home after visiting grandson Robert Cofer at Bluefield sanitarium. G R Counts of War WV visits nephew Robert Cofer ill in Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs Claude W Owen of Bluefield College and son Willard travel to Richmond to see Dr and Mrs J S Sticall. Mr and Mrs W H Quekemeyer of Bluefield host guests at White Sulphur Springs. Mrs Daniel Morgan and daughter Mary Alice Morgan visit. Mrs Jack Bell recovering from Jefferson operation in Roanoke and doing well. Mrs R S Alba and son John visit Mt Hope relatives after leaving Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. Cofer
Roanoke
Bluefield
Robert Cofer
Bluefield Sanitarium
G. R. Counts
War
W. Va
Claude W. Owen
Bluefield College
Willard
Richmond
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WMS
HY Elsie Pierce
Diane Barrington
Jane Hamilton
Marie Marks
Ray Matz
Dancing
Mon
Masonic Temple
Rhyaaes
Walnut ST
Mrs. Greever
Eva Spangler
William Hoge
NEA Service, Inc
Sylvia
U.S. Pat
Will Sanders
Glenmore
Mint Springs
Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated
Louisville -Owensboro
Kentucky
Glenmores
Mint
Miss Taylor
Richard Hudnut
Eieth Avenue
New York
Richard Hudout
MAN Hotel
West Wirg
Federal Street
Maec
Alba
John
Mt. Hope
Maxwell House
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