Quiet Bland Street wedding ties two families
Miss Dorothy B Snyder and Edgar Banks wed in the ladies parlor of Bland Street Methodist Church with Rev Thos S Hamilton officiating. Only relatives attended as the couple plans a two week eastern city tour and then home to Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy B. Snyder
Edgar ©. Banks
Bland Street Methodist Church
Thos. 8. Hamilton
John W. Snyder
Highland Avenue
Bluefield
Mr. Banks
Bruce C. Banks
Norfolk
Beaver High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
France
Civic Club Adjourns Meetings for Summer Vacation
The Civic Club will suspend the regular monthly meetings until September and charge committee chairmen to direct activities while the executive board meets as needed. The relief committee sisters sold daisies for the charity fund and continue to raise funds for the Better Baby Campaign.
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Herbert Markle
W. C. Pollock
C. L. Borden
Fred Petty
Civic Club
Relief Committee
The
Guardianship settlement for Georgia Davis account
The account of W. F. Alexander guardian of Georgia Davis née Georgia Thomas is before the commissioner for settlement. Dated June 4 by Be. St. Clair Commissioner of Accounts.
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W. F. Alexander
Georgia Davis
Georgia Thomas
BE. ST. Clair
Daily vaudeville routine at the hills mirrored by cities
A vaudeville act seen at the Palace Cincinnati and Lyric Richmond is advertised as a daily attraction at the hills. A Formosan factory is reported to convert tea dust into caffeine.
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Palace
Cincinnati
Lyric
Richmond
Hils
Formosa
The
Elke
Daisy Day in Bluefield Nets Over $1141
Yesterday Daisy Day raised more than a thousand dollars for Bluefield relief. Volunteers from the Civic Club relief committee collected funds across streets and public spaces, with promises still uncollected. The committee thanked local offices, stores, the Daily Telegraph, and Mr Wood of the chamber of commerce for support and publicity.
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Bluefield
Relief Committee
Civic Club
Biluefield
Civic Relief Committee
Daily Telegraph
Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Graybill to Sing at Morning Service
The Presbyterians announce Mrs Henry Graybill will sing at the 11 o'clock service today and last Sunday evening’s voice was praised as among the best. She will perform There is a Green Hill Far Away by Gounod. Professor Henry Graybill of Hanglok China will speak at 8 this evening on Chinese life. The Graybills plan a Lewisburg visit before returning to China. Congregation invites friends to join morning and evening services.
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Henry Graybill
Gounod
lHenry Grayblil
Hanglok
China
Graybill
Lewisburg
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