Ladies Pleased by Convention Hospitality in Bluefield
Visiting delegates of the National Retail Coal Merchants Association enjoyed a full schedule in Bluefield with golf, tea, dinner, and a theater party at the Colonial. A motor trip and luncheon at Mrs. Crawford's tea room on Princeton Road followed the daytime activities. The convention register lists numerous attendees from cities including Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Washington, Richmond, and Philadelphia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
National Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
Country Club
Colonial Theatre
Milton E. Robinson, Sr
Milton E. Robinson, Jr
Frank E. Carey
Chicago
Ill
Roberts. Hayes
Newport
R. L
Louis C. Wilcox
Baltimore
Boston
Mass
Jos. H. Green
Washington, D. C
E. V. Sidell
Poughkeepate
Homer D. Jones
Co. B. Staats
McEwan
Whitney LeFevere
G. W. F. Woodside
Albany
N. Y
A. Frank Druley
W. R. Feuquay
John Bruce
St. Josph
J. Maury Dove, Jr
LeRoy O. King
W. F. Moses
W. D. Sutherland
T. W. Verry
B. O. Kinsinger
Washington
F.derick Stephens
New Yorkty
Walter L. Montmery
Harrisburg
J. M. Galvers
T. Bannigan
Ed Smith
Utica
N. J
John G. Thomas
Richmond
D. Taylor
Kalamazoo
Mich
E. 4. Cole
Lakewood
H. F. Bugis
New York City
William Gould
Chas
A. Ellwood
Rochester
M. &. Keig
Chicago, IL
Walker C. Cottrell
F. M. Featherstone
A. Sherman
R. J. Wulff
Samuel Drummond
R. Reimer, Jr
Brooklyn
Robert L. Chalfant
Blaine W Scott
Philadelphia
Kenneth Wood
Richmond, Va
R. L. McCann
Roy M. Falk
E. A. Lindquist
Abe H. Linenthal
J. J. Sarrett
Owen Meredith Fox
Michael van der Meer
Robert H. Clark
Fred J. Blume
C. C. Collins, Jr
C. A <Eean
J. A. Yarp
J. Jd. Klinenberg
Snyder
Fulton
P. N. Snyder
Adams
Lynchburg
O. R
E. I. Goddard
Milford
Harry &. Davis
Wennsocket
R. 1
J. B. Bueschecher
Toledo
Ohio
Jos. C. Tattersall
Trenton
Frank S. Sager
Norfolk
Jos
H. Lucking
Newark
L. Greason
J. Anderson
N. H
E. K. Mayer
Perkasie
William Apel
Detroit
E. C. Brown
J. E. Wade
Cleveland
Morton Hiscox
Charles
Jirsa
George E. Strachan
Wellington M. Bertolet
Reading
George H. Easterly
Syracuse
G. Thorburn
Clitcon
F. Russell Zinn
York, Pa
O. M. Merchant
Morris Plains
A. B. Quarrier
Elizabeth
Charles A. King
W. C. Newman
Farmville
Harold Huber
Coring
Albert H. Lau
Kile
Wis
Clark Shipston
Niagara Falls
W. J. Thompson
Robert Calloway
Richards
R. W. Morrell
Passaic
Gustov Zerbt
David Wilson
West
Winnetka
Conanne Baxter
Troy
David {. Donovan
Norfolk, Va
L. J. Bar
George W. Malcomson
R. G. Fields
DA. Powell
A. E. Siebert
William Oberhelde
Graham Eckel
Towson
Smith
Geo
W. H. Wade, Sr
Christiansburg
C. Solon
Mabel
Norma Lee Snead
Falls Mills
Winnie Mingo
Raleigh Terrace
William H. Kelsey
Visitchants’ Association
John FH. Faucett
Bath
R. B. Waldron
Three Forks
W. Va
Crawford
Princeton Road
O. L. McFaddin
Honesker
Bluefield College
J. S Meadows
Fairfax Street
James Ellwood
Jane
Bramwell
J. D. McNutt
Hillcrest Avenue
Alton
C. B. Neel
Memorial Avenue
R. FE. Lucas
Pembroke
Bluefield Sanitarium
YWCA Camps Open July 3 For Girls 12 And Up
Announcement announces YWCA camps opening July 3 for girls aged 12 and older with Miss Minnie Weaver as general secretary. Camp costs five dollars per week, registration one dollar, five weekly registrations, with weekly stays ending Thursdays and possible extension if space allows. Pisgah site near the railroad offers a swimming hole and telephone service, with reservations urged and a possible Business Girls Week if demand exists.
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Minnie Weaver
Bluefield Dinner Dance Sponsored by Council and Knights
Bluefield council of Knights of Columbus will sponsor a dinner dance at the West Virginian Hotel Tuesday June 10. The event aims to unite members and families for social engagement with a 7 PM dinner and dancing to music by the West Virginians. Arrangements are led by N. W. Bath D. J. Howe Joseph Cassidy John Boray Joe Stupalsky Wm Culliney and J. A. Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Council
Knights of Columbus
West Virginian
N. W. Bath
D. J. Howe
Joseph Cassidy
John Boray
Joe Stupalsky
Wm! Culliney
J. A. Frazier
Invitation to afternoon services at the tabernacle
Members of Miscinficity Soci leties and Ladies Bible Clases are invited to attend today’s afternoon services at the city tabernacle. The notice emphasizes a special invitation for all church groups in the area.
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Tabernacle
Mrs Loren Jones Leads Busy Thornton-McCulloch Meeting
Mrs Loren Jones conducted a well attended meeting at Thornton-McCulloch's store Thursday morning at 8 45. Services were held at noon at the telephone offices and again at 5 o'clock in the afternoon at the Bluefield Sanitarium.
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Loren Jones
Thornton-McCulloch
Bluefield Sanitarium
Correct Style for Next Fall Coats by National Cloak Association
The National Cloak Sulit and Skirt Manufacturers' Association votes next fall and winter styles. Left features a Peggy Paris utility coat in blocked vakuba cloth with baby fur collar and patch pockets. Center coat uses Kashmana red dish brown penny background with baby fox fur banding, cartridge tucks, and gold trim. Right coat is a black cashmere coat with Jap mink surplice collar and fur banding, slender lines, and two rows of cording at the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cloak, Sulit and
Imogene Wilson Seen In Court Over Assault Charges
In court Imogene Wilson known as Broadway’s most beautiful appeared to prosecute charges of assault against Frank Tinney the popular black face comedian in a high profile case from the theatre world.
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Imogene Wilson
Ashe
Frank Tinney
Local Births and Visits Highlight Bluefield Social Round
Born to Mr and Mrs P Hubbard at St Luke s Hospital a son Thomas P Jr both mother and baby reported as doing nicely. Mrs J C Nichols back from New York and many visitors and guests from New Jersey New York and Virginia attend Retailers convention in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hubbard
St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas P., Jr
J. C. Nichols
New York
G. R. Gish
Washington Street
Lida Davis
Athens
Bluefield
Edna Roles
Logan
W. Va
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Clark Melrose
Boston
J. H. Lucking
Orange
N. J
Retail Merchant's Association
Quota Club Meets at West Virginian Today
The Quota Club in Bluefield meets at noon at the West Virginian. Secretary Louise Hamilton has sent notices urging attendance and announces the June dues of 1 dollar per member due at the meeting.
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Bluefield Quota Club
Louise Hamilton
El Vampiro insect killer promises safe rapid effect
An advertisement claims El Vampiro kills flies, bed bugs, roaches, mosquitoes, and lice by inhaling through pores with a fragrance from a yellow bellows box. It touts two sizes 10c/30c and a $1.25 can, plus Liquid El Vampiro, from Allaire Woodward & Company Peoria Illinois.
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Allaire, Woodward & Company
Peoria
Ill
Campaign Echoes Continued From First Page
Law minister of Princeton led in prayer last night as tabernacle choir reservations are urged to hold places for Saturday and Sunday. Ushers announce two seats nominated for reassignment, urging frequent attendees to contact the music committee chair to avoid losing seats to reserve members.
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Law
Princeton
Tabernacle Choir
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Goldie Perry
T. Kinney
M. Vaughan
Kansas City
L. C. Grant
John H. Faucett
A. F. Mandell
William Rust
Harold Knack
William Gutow
Russell Gutow
Melton Gutow
Julius Knack
Walter E. Mullen
Norbert Martynowicz
H. M. Swalley
K. of C. Dinner Dance
Marcie Helen Hankins
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Louise Hankins
Richlands
RK. J. Wulff
Coltomwealth Fuel Company
F. 8
Shrader
Pulaski Street
DR. N. Me
Honaker Dept Store
Federal Street
Law and Commerce
Easley-Penn Drug Company
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Flat Top Grocery Company
Kelvinator
Burgess Electric Company
Bland Street
Dr. Scholl
Shannondale
Sutkgon
Federal Ee
Cretonnes