Dr. E C Wade Talks at Woman's Club on Revolution History
Dr. E C Wade president of Bluefield College addressed the Woman's Club on The History of the American Revolution linking its causes and results to the current war. Mrs F L Black opened the meeting and patriotic rites were observed. Miss Betty Thabet and Miss Mary Cheyney from Westminster Choir College performed J Cherry Ripe I Want Jesus to Walk with Me and Morning. The club plans a booth for the Public Bazaar launching Mercer county's fifth war loan drive on June 12 and will suspend July August meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wade
Bluefield College
Young Women's Christian Associu Arters
Ation W
Betty Thabet
Mary Cheyney
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
Miss Thabet
Charles Horne
Jesus
Edward Boamer
George Henshel
Miss Cheyney
Mercer County
Thabet
Pred Edwards
Canada
Hawaii
North Africa
YWCA
Camp Roland
Dick Borden
Marvin Bostian
Prank Gods
Dorothy Fowler
Correspondivg
Mary Spencer
Synodical Training School Concludes Sessions Wednesday
A West Virginia Synod training school conducted by Bessie Lewis of Ric opens with an afternoon session from 4 to 5 30 and an evening meeting at 7 led by Mrs F R Crawford. The program includes Bible studies by Rev Bel Lewis of Davis Elkins College and a closing party chaired by Mrs J P Fitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synodical Training School of the
West Virginia Synod
Bessie Lewis
Ric
Sheee Board
F. R. Crawford
T. Smith
Brewer
Huntington
O. B. Metron
Nisbet
Munculars
Walter Sanders
John T. Brech
Frank Bel Lewis
F. Crawford
Farmville
Ed Currie
Montgomery
C. R. Hill
Oak Hill
Herman Jones
Westminster Presbyterian
H . Ramsey
E. C. Wade
Bluefield College
C. Ll. N
Trinity Young People Hold Meetings Sunday
The morning service at Trinity church featured the theme In The Beginning God Created led by Miss Betty Thabet with Miss Lillian Sarver giving a talk and Elph Smith singing The Lost Chord. In the evening Miss Lillian Mically led the service as Miss Betty Thabet spoke on Beauty with Miss Mary Cheyney guest organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Betty Thabet
H. H. McClung
Lillian Sarver
Elph Smith
Sullivan
Lillian Mically
Mary Cheyney
Club Calendar Shows Local Church and Lodge Activities
At 2 00 pm the Young Matron circle meets Trinity Methodist with Mrs J L Pren. Torchlighters at 6 30 pm picnic hosted by Mrs W P Ryan. 8 00 pm Mountain City Lodge 85 drills at Jimmy's banquet room. 2 00 pm Executive board meets First Presbyterian church. 2 30 pm Circles of Trinity Methodist reconvene at the appointed church location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
J. L. Pren
Christian Church
W. P. Ryan
Mountain City Lodge
Jimmy
First Presbyterian Church
Church House
Tazewell Fellowship Guests Of Society At Graham Church
Members of the Christian Endeavor society at Graham Christian church Bluefield VA hosted a youth rally with the theme Youth Builds Through Conference. Miss Virginian Mae Armes led devotions and presided as discussion sessions covered conference work officiating and building programs. A 6:30 pm church basement picnic directed by Elizabeth Morgan preceded an evening service addressed by Rev E R Worrell on establishing beach heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. N. Lindsay
Tazewell Christian Church
Frances Kirby
Shawver’s Mill Christian Church
Nelda Carter
Greham In Church
Elizabeth Morgan
E R. Worrell
Mrs Holmes Pupils To Be Presented In Piano Recital
The piano pupils of Mrs Harry Holmes will be presented in recital at College Avenue Baptist church on Friday June 9 and Monday June 12. The list includes Pat Bishop Ogbara Fleshman Bailey Jean Williams Sue Barger Pete Connor Mary Lee Steere Don Bruce Patricia Brown Betty Elmore Iris Sykes Mary Nayla Browning Mary Catherine Goforth Ann McCullough Mary Martha Otey Sandra Burriss India Parks Emily Iden Mary Ann Love Dorothy Shario Nancy Cruise Jack Nicholson Pat Albright Nancy Whiteneck Rovzalia Cruise Barbara Lilly Joyce Stallard Sally Reiland. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holmes
College Avenue Baptist Church
Pat Bishop
Ogbara Fleshman Bailey
Faze Rnet Salzburg
Jean Williams
Sue Barger
Pete Connor
Mary Lee Steere
Don Bruc
Patricia Brown
Betty Elmore
Iris Sykes
Mary Nayla Browning
Mary Catherine Goforth
Ann McCullouch
Mary Martha Otey
Sandra Burriss
India Parks
Emily Iden
Mary Ann Love
Dorothy Sharito
Nancy Cruise
Jack Nicholson
Pat Albright
Nancy Whiteneck
Rovzalia Cruise
Barbara Lilly
Joyce Stallard
Sally Reiland
Episcopal Guilds To Meet Wednesday
Episcopal guilds of Christ Spueseos church schedule meetings on Wednesday June 7 at 2 p m except St Margaret St Catherine St Marys St Hildas St Barbary with leaders named for each group and hours ranging from 3 p m to 7 45 p m with a list of officers and helpers for planning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guilds
Twe Guilds of Christ Spueseos Church
St. Margaret's
A Wilson
Borden
St. Catherine
J. H. Hoge
Lewis C. Tierney
St. Mary's
J. G. Hunter
Mason Claytor
St. Hilda's
G. E. Callahan
James Martin
Barbara's
A Bt
G. W. O'Keefe
Marian Peterkin
Constance Fortune
Carl Hendrickson
Regular GIA Meeting to Be Held Thursday
The regular GIA meeting will be held at the Moose Hall on Thursday, June 8, at 2 30 p.m. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIA
Moose Hall
Ursday
Open House Week at YWCA Rooms Hosts Welcome Visitors
Open House Week continues this week at the YWCA rooms with hosts greeting guests. Miss Janie Marie Lambert led the door reception and J. Cousins reviewed Is My Co-Pilot. Mrs. Donald McDonald played violin as Eliza Garland chaired the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Marie Lambert
Aay
Eliza Garland
J. Cousins
Donald McDonald
Ami
E. W. Harris
YWCA
Ene Stowers
F. L. Black
Minnie Weaver Speaks on Profitable Hobbies at Church
Miss Minnie Weaver delivered a Sunday evening talk at the First Christian church on Hobbies Are Profitable. Landon Williams will direct the Young People's work for the summer, and all youths are invited to Christian Endeavor meetings each Sunday at 6:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amada
First Christian Church
White Shrine Order Affair To Be Formal
All officers honorary officers and guests for the reception of Macedonia Shrine No 8 White Shrine of Jerusalem Friday evening at 715 at Masonic temple are to be in formal attire Members who desire are also to be in evening clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
No. 8
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
City Youth Council To Meet On Tuesday
The City Youth Council led by president Betty Williamson will hold a supper meeting Tuesday evening at 5:30 at the YWCA. Note the meeting is one week earlier than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Youth Council
Betty Williamson
Ywca Errers
Personal Notes From The Society Editor
Miss Betty Jean Kirbis street is admitted for observation at Bte’s hospital Saturday afternoon. Miss Mae Deaton and her niece Miss Patty Laua ers travel to New York City to buy merchandise for Mademoiselle shop. Miss Virginia Williamson at Johns Hopkins shows improvement after surgery and transfusion. her mother Mrs. C. W. Williamson remains at her bedside. Mrs. A. C. Vipond of Norfolk and Miss J. R. Warden of Baltimore arrive tonight to visit Mrs. Vi-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Kirbis Street
Bte's
Mae Deaton
Patty Lau Aers
Lyndale Avenue
New York City
Virginia Williamson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Williamson
C. W. Williamson
A. C. Vipond
Norfolk, Va
J. R. Warden
Warden Family Plans Army Departure Visit
Mrs. 8. C. Warden and grandmother Mrs. W. Pyle of Bluefield Virginia will travel from Lewisburg for a brief visit at the home before entering the army. Miss Edna Sangid returned today from a week with relatives and friends at Kingsport.
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Engagement and Friendship
Dorothy Dix counsels Jane who rejected an 18 year old bill to delay marriage. warns that public weddings amid young couples are risky and that true happiness requires readiness and parental and community support. Jinks offers tips on avoiding offense and keeping friends, noting blunt honesty often harms others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Bill
Choosing a wartime career for a young woman
A high school senior asks for nonoffice job options after the war. The advice suggests joining the WACS, noting 155 occupations, and promising a living salary while training, with potential for high earnings if she becomes an expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
WACS
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Rabbi Feinstein Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon
Rabbi Abraham Feinstein addressed the Kiwanis club on mental balance in hard times urging service to others and faith in God. Club president Nert Wagner presided, with visitors from Jim Dudley to John Herford and others, and plans announced for an inter-club meeting in Bluefield on June 19. Scott, a Kiwanian, is recovering from surgery at St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Feinstien
Voluoeer
Kiwanis
Rabbi Feinstein
Ernert Wagner
Cris Barton
Jim Dudley
the Marines
John Herford
Glenwood Park
Welch Club
Bramwell Club
Thomas H. Scott
St. Luke's Hospital
Lambda Group Sponsors Booth At Bond Bazaar
Beta Sigma Phi plans a staffed booth at the Bond Bazaar in the Appalachian Assembly Room to launch the Fifth War Loan drive. Miss Henrietta Mahood chairs the Lambda booth with listed helpers. the group promotes doughnuts and civic acts, noting the organization’s reach and charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Bluefield
Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Henrietta Mahood
Bett Williamson
Dorothy Fowler
Peck
Virinia Duncan
June Woods
Helen Jian
Virginia Shockey
Jean Cartwright
Elizabeth Pritchard
Helen Sue Spangler
Mary Spencer
Anna McCrary
Betty Jean Walker
Dick Borden
June Lindamood
Nell Bennett
Abilene
Kansas
Community group fills key posts with local educators
Recording secretary Miss June Lindamood, treasurer Mrs. C W Jackson, educational adviser Miss Helen Sue Spangler, and director in community affairs named to lead from local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Lindamood
C. W. Jackson
Helen Sue Spangler
Eee
ELECTION AT CELANESE PLANT TO CHOOSE UNION REPRESENTATIVES
The Celanese Corporation plant near Narrows will hold a three day NLRB election June 7 to 9 to decide if workers want a union and which of three unions to select or none. Voters must participate for the result. Four ballot choices include United Construction Workers, Textile Workers Union, A. PF. L. and no union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celanese Corporation
Inane
Narrows
National Labor Relations Board
P. D. Cooper
United Construction Workers
U.M.W.A., Textile Workers Union
A. PF. L
No Union
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promotes Regularity
An advertisement explains Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a regulating food that supports bowel health. It describes lack of dietary cellulose as a constipation factor and recommends regular intake with plenty of water. It urges consumers to insist on genuine ALL-BRAN made in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Bere
Des Moines
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Woman’s Club
Synodical
Trinity
Norwich
DMC
Taylor's Drug Store
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield, West VA
DIAL
Dott Dunn
A Bruce
Edwin Wright
Bill Woods
Tazewell
Graham Church
Ywca Rooms
Minnie Weaver
Lurline G. Babbitt
Society
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Commouno
Santee
Toave
Jinks
Kiwanis Meeting
Tarels
America
Carolina Super
Beckley
West Virginia
Lambda Group
NLB
Arthur Fishback
Joliet, M
Atroteum
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Don
Walt
Jim
Bob
Electric Light and Power Companies
Columbia Broadcasting System
Electric Power CO
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