Joint Social Affair Highlights Women Bible Class Contest
The Women’s Bible class led by Mrs J B Clark defeated Mrs C P Claytor’s division in a recent contest at Grace Methodist Church. About 125 guests attended a social evening with performances by the Men’s Bible class and readings by Miss Hazel Caldwell James Clark and Mrs Jackson. Ice cream and cake followed a business session. next meeting set for July at Mrs Harry Feist’s Rockbridge Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Clark
Grace Methodist Church
C. P. Claytor
W. W. Wilson
F. Y. Jackson
Cc. W. Dickey
Jackson
Virginia Bolen
Beatrice Yearout
Mary Johnson
Joe
Hazel Caldwell
James Clark
Harry Feist
Rockbridge Street
Burned Evidence by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow at Bluefield Library
A dramatic mystery featuring Fer-de-lance the adventuress and a multi millionare plot. An upright young lawyer and a vulnerable orphan navigate a web of murder, swindle and high society intrigue across Europe in this suspenseful novel praised as among the best of recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Woodrow
Bluefield
Fer-de-lance
Europe
Paris
Monte Carlo
Prague
Italian Riviera
Lydia Boggs Chapter C A R S September restart
Lydia Boggs Chapter C A R met for the final session until September with Miss Ruth Frazer presenting impressions of Mount Vernon. The group voted to suspend meetings in June July and August due to heat vacations and city absence. They planned sending a July box to Ellis Island and served red white and blue refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Boggs
Ruth
Margaret Frazer
Ruth Frazer
Mount Vernon
Ellis Island
Mrs Settie Hosts First of Series for Roanoke Guest
Mrs. Thomas H. Settie will entertain Monday for her house guest Mrs. Charles Carson of Roanoke. The event marks the first in a series of parties which Mrs. Settie will host as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Settie
Charles Carson
Roanoke
Eastern Star Chapter 66 Meets for Initiation and Elections
Bluefield Chapter No 66 Order of Eastern Star will meet Monday at 8 PM at Masonic Temple. Initiation and the annual election of officers will occur, with a full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Unusual Stuart Wedding Joins Lu cille Martin and J P Gills
Miss Lucille Martin of Stuart Virginia wed J P Gills of Bluefield at 10 a m Saturday. Gills, division manager for the A P Company, holds multiple civic roles and WWI service. After a month’s honeymoon at Grove Park Inn they will reside on Whitethorn street in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Lucille Martin
J. P. Gills
Bluefield
Edmond Filmore Martin
Gills
A. P. Company
Virginia
Bluefield Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Order
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Bluefield Post No. 9
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Concord
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
N. C
Whitethorn Street
Virginia Asher Bible Council Meeting Scheduled
Virginia Asher Council will meet as usual Monday evening at the Y W C A rooms for a Bible council gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Asher Bible Council
Anna Belle Williams Circle Meeting at Dearborn Street Home
Anna Belle Williams Circle of Trinity Church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. Hi. Cary's Dearborn street home with ten members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle Williams
Trinity Church
W. Hi. Cary
Dearborn Street
Swedish Litehair Shamndex promises brighter blondes
An ad promotes Swedish Litehair Shamndex claiming it restores faded blond hair to its original golden shade. It says ordinary shampoos darken hair by removing oils and that this product is not dye, harmless, inexpensive, and suitable for children. Available at druggists and dealers.
Presbyterian church circles set meetings this week
The First Presbyterian church circles meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. Circle 1 with Mrs. Hancock meets with Mrs. Warrick on Rogers Street. Circle 2 with Mrs. Bowen meets with Mrs. Midkiff on Bluefield Avenue. Circle 3 with Mrs. Hancock meets with Mrs. Shirey on Union Street. Circle 4 with Mrs. McClaugherty meets with Mrs. McDowell on South Mercer Street. Circle 5 with Mrs. Garrett meets with Mrs. Sarver and Mrs. Otey at Mrs. Otey’s Raleigh Terrace home. Circle 6 with Mrs. Frazer meets with Mrs. Epling. High School Girls Circle meets with the Misses Mason on Jeffe Street Tuesday evening. Business Women's Circle meets Friday at 6 in the church ladies parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
C. B. Hancock
Warrick
Rogers Street
R. T. Bowen
R. L. Midkiff
Bluefield Avenue
B. H. Hancock
Lacy Shirey
Union Street
B. McClaugherty
W. K. McDowell
South Mercer Street
E. L. Garrett
H. L. Sarver
W. L. Otey
Otey
Raleigh Terrace
O. W. Frazer
Roy Epling
Business Women's Circle
Ladies' Day Events at Bluefield Country Club
Tuesday brings ladies' day at Bluefield Country Club with events centered on match play against bogey. Participants compete in a format that highlights skill and steady play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Birth Announcement for Carroll Wood’s Daughter
Mr and Mrs Carroll Wood announce the birth of their daughter at Bluefield Sanitarium. Miss Ora Lee Gibson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Gibson of Fourth Street, has returned from Huntington where on June 16 she arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Wood
Bluefield Sanitarium
Ora Lee Gibson
W. T. Gibson
Fourth Street
Huntington
Local social notes highlight visits and travel
Bluefield society page reports numerous guests and trips. Mrs. Charles Carson arrives from Roanoke to visit Mrs. Thomas Settle, while Miss Lizzie Roles departs for Chicago via St. Paul and the Canadian Rockies. Several locals plan events as patients recover at Bluefield sanitarium and others attend weddings and commencements in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoge
Burkes Garden
I. N. Fuqua
Bluefield
Williamson
Lizzie Roles
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Canadian Rockies
Don
Celene Larrowe
Tazewell
White Barker
Axton
Hollins College
Charles French
Memorial Avenue
Gladys Bailey
Greenville
D. C
Mildred Carter
William Lawrence
J. G. White
Princeton
City
Ney
Mary Ross
Radford
Rosella Smith
Progressive Mothers Circle to Convene at YWCA
The Progressive Mothers Circle of the Child Conservation League will meet Monday at 4 PM in YWCA rooms. It is the last summer meeting and full attendance is asked as important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Circle
The
Child Conservation League
Publication Guidelines for Typewritten Columns
Instructions require double spacing between lines and single-sided paper use for all column submissions. Adhere to layout constraints to ensure clean typeset and proper pagination. Maintain consistent margins and avoid back-to-back lines that collide in printing.
Birth Announcement for James William Kirby
Born to Mr and Mrs B Kirby at 1529 Highland Avenue a son named James William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Kirby
Highland Avenue
James William
Bess Lake Circle Meeting At Trinity Church
The Bess Lake Business Women's Circle met at Trinity Church on Thursday with four members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Lake
Trinity Church
Missionary Society Plans Silver Tea at College Avenue
The Missionary Society of College Avenue Baptist church will hold a silver tea Thursday evening at 8 o clock at the church. A China shower will also be held at the same time, postponed from Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of
College Avenue
Flower Mission Day Observance Postponed
Flower Mission Day observance will be held without flowers until a later date. Notice of new date will be issued later.
Mrs Reese Returns Home From Huntington Visit
Mrs. H V Reese of Huntington has returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs C O Stahlman. Wm Wall, injured in a fall at Worth West Virginia on May 1, remains seriously ill at Bluefield Sanitarium. Theodore Fairchilds drove to Pulaski on Saturday and will bring his wife and daughter home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orina Edwards
Orange Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Nettie Vass-Steele
St. Luke's Hospital
Williamson
E. D. Burnett
Emory, Jr
Third Street
Georgia
Florida
C. B. Sweet
Washington
C. C. Owens
South Bluefield
S. P. Kennedy
Monica
Princeton
May Shreve
Richlands
J. CC. Thompson
Feshman
Helen Dickerson
Raymond Fleshman
Fred Gibson
Rocky Gap
Rufus Brown
Oakvale
Leafy Wall
Pilot Mountain
N. C
J. G. Matney
W. E B. Wall
W. A. Hancock
Viola
Greensboro
Percy Hancock
Roanoke
Frank Owens
W. C. Easley
College Avenue
J. L. Penn
Albemarle Street
Detroit
Frank Maynard Johnson
F. 8. Johnson
H. W. Miller
Brooklyn
N. Y
G. E. Schumate
Katelle Garland
Redge Garland
Ruby Lusk
J. A. Tabor
James A
Don
Flat Top
W. Va
Mr. Tabor
E. A. Leonard
Russell County
Harold Otey
New York
D. H. Johnson
Misa Elizabeth
Eleanor Payne
Beckley
Bluefield
J. R. Campbell
G. H. Campbell
Louise Snavely
Davis
Mia
Strother
Vincent Brookey
Miami
Fla
H. V. Reese
Huntington
C. O. Stahlman
Ww. Wall
Worth
Theodore Fairchilds
Pulaski
Dream Home Promoted by Bailey Lumby Letter
A letter from Blueheld Dream Home promoter Lu y Bailey Lumby describes admiration for the Chicago model home shared by the Better Homes in America and the Chicago Federation of Women. The writer praises plaster work by Greever Brothers, notes rooms that seem alive, and mentions a playful mischief by Buddy at a drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Better Homes In America
Chicago Federation of Women’s Organizations
Chicago
New York
Greever Brothers
Blueheld Dream Home
B Lu Y Bailey Lumby
Giant parrot captured in Dominica for first time in decades
An imperial parrot, one of the largest in its family, has been trapped in Dominica for the first time in forty years and sent to London for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dominica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Settie
Virginia Asher Council
First Presbyterian Circles
Miss Gibson
Boots
BY Ahern
Marshall College
Myrtle Hypes
J. R. Meek
Robert Meek
Misses Mildred Meek
Janie
BOY
Paddy
Lwwcky
Paddy Parks
Progressive ‘Mothers’ Circle
Bess Lake Circle
Missionary Society
SAUEN
Ls Sny
Seth Thomas
J. W. Waters CO
Laurette
Bluefield Dream Home
Nan
Bailey Lumber Company
Builder’s
Federation of
Jim
Buddy
Heaven
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