Eighth Annual Holston Epworth League Session in Abingdon
More than 200 delegates gather at Martha Washington College Abingdon for the Holston Epworth League eighth annual conference running through June 13. Leaders include Miss Elizabeth Brown and reps from six districts in Tennessee Virginia and Georgia with a program emphasizing social service and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holston Epworth League Conference
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
Holston Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Nia
Mercer
McDowell
West Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
America
Aunrise
Elizabeth Brown
East Radford
Lake Junaluska
North Carolina
Eva Lee Johnson
Chattanooga
Ernestine Taylor
Clinton
Knoxville
Anna Lee Bonham
Radford
Stephen Dickey
Sweetwater
Tenn
Cleveland
Ben Painter
Fries
Wytheville
Ralph Shupe
Bluefield
W. Va
Epworth League
Methodist Church
C. G. Hounshell
Athens
Assembly
Union
Charming Recital by Miss Bowens Pupils at Warlicks Tooms
A pleasing recital last evening featured Miss Sarah Bowens piano pupils with Miss Mary Mustards students. Each performer displayed real musicality and thorough instruction, impressing parents and friends with skilled readings and varied selections including songs, waltzes, barcarolle, and sonatina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bowen
Mary Mustard
Warlick
Tooms
Drammond
Anita Baker
Dutton
Circles Meet Today at First Baptist Church
Circles of the First Baptist Church will gather this afternoon at 2 30. Meeting places were announced in Sunday’s Daily Telegraph.
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First Baptist
W. M
Daily Telegraph
Rehearsal Tonight for Bland Street Methodist Choir
Important re hearal of the Bland Street Methodist church choir this evening at 7 30. A large attendance of the members is desired.
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Bland Street Methodist Church
Quota Club Har Monica Band Social at Mrs Beck er Home
Members of the Quota club har monica band gathered informally last evening at Mrs Mary Becker’s Rogers street home. After a brief practice session, they were served a small ice course.
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Quota Club
Mary Becker
Rogers Street
Young pianists N Thompson Florence Weiser in recital
Ten year old pianists Nancye Thompson and Florence Weiser perform Friday at 8 30 PM at Warlick's with reader Fannie Ratcliffe as accompanist. All are music pupils of Miss Ethel Crawford. Public invited.
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Nancye Thompson
Florence Weiser
Warlick’s
Fannie Ratcliffe
Ethel Crawford
Mrs Williams circle meets with Caldwell and Stewart
Mrs H M Williams circle of Trinity auxiliary met at Washington street with Mrs C J Caldwell and Mrs N W Stewart as joint hostesses. Thirteen members and two visitors attended the afternoon session followed by a pleasant business gathering.
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H. M. Williams
Trinity Auxiliary
C. J. Caldwell
Washington Street
N. W. Stewart
Meeting Notes Mention July Hostess Pair
Social hour followed by refreshments. Members present include H M Williams James Boyle C H Dick W E Floyd Lake Ellis R W Gott W A Light J G Litton W F Mills W C Neikirk R E Yost George Fowler and C J Caldwell. Visitors included Mrs Eugene Foster president of the Woman's auxiliary Mrs Will C Easley vice president. July meeting to be hosted by Mrs Fowler on Bland street with Mrs Floyd as joint hostess.
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Mesdames H. M. Williams
James Boyle
C. H. Dick
W. E. Floyd
Lake Ellis
R. W. Gott
W. A. Light
J. G. Litton
W. F. Mills
W. C. Neikirk
R. E. Yost
George Fowler
C. J. Caldwell
Eugene Foster
Woman’s Auxiliary
Will
Torch-bearered class met at Midway Church of Christ
The torch-bearered class of Midway Church of Christ met Tuesday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. C. A. Shupe Bramwell road in a large turnout Ethel Page Linkous taught from Romans 12 and the Lord's Prayer was recited in unison. A card of thanks from Mrs. John Webb for flowers was read. New Pollyanases were drawn for six months and officers elected to serve in July. Officers: Mrs. C. A. Shupe president, Mrs. Alvey Farthing vice president, Mrs. B. C. Gregory secretary, Mrs. George Sutphin treasurer, and Mrs. G. W. Ruble flower fund treasurer. Committee chairs named including Mrs. Ethel Pake Linkous flower chair, Mrs. John Gregory lookout, Mrs. Kathleen Goforth sick, Mrs. Sam Webb social, and Mrs. Alvey Farthing publicity. New members Mrs. Lewis Hambrick, Mrs. John Harry, Mrs. C. P. Crawford and Mrs. J. H. Gregory welcomed.
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Clase
Midway Church of Christ
C. A. Shupe
Bramwell Road
Ethel Page Linkous
John Webb
Alvey Farthing
B. C. Gregory
George Sutphin
G. W. Ruble
Flower Fund
Ethel Pake Linkous
John Gregory
Lookout
Kathleen Goforth
Eick
Sam’ Webb
Social Comee
Publiity
Lewis Hambrick
John Harry
C. P. Crawford
J. H. Gregory
Club Members Attend July Gathering at Davis Home
After the business portion, Mrs Shupe and Mrs Leonard Davis led guests to a well decorated dining room where ice cream cake and lemonade were served. The July meeting will be with Mrs Thomas Sutphin at Harry Street.
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Clase
Shupe
Leonard Davis
Thomas Sutphin
Harry Street
First Presbyterian Women to Meet at Otey Home
The Business Women's circle of the First Presbyterian church will meet with Miss Elizabeth Cassell at the home of Mrs. M K Otey 604 street Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Cassell
M. K. Otey
Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wayne W Farmer
A fine daughter was born June 5 to Mr and Mrs Wayne W Farmer at 216 Orange Street. The newborn weighs 8 pounds and a maid named Norma ean has been named for the child.
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Wayne W. Farmer
Orange Street
Norma Ean
J. B. Erwin Attends Seventh Atwater-Kent Radio Convention
J B Erwin left Tuesday to attend the seventh annual Atwater Kent Radio convention in Chicago next week. He plans to attend the national radio show in Chicago and will visit his brother William before returning to Bivefield.
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J. BE. Erwin
Atwater-Kent Radio
Chicago
Bivefield
Mr. Erwin
William
Lanes Scare Foxes at Wisconsin Silver Fox Farm
Wisconsin Rapid city breeders report airplanes over silver fox farms frighten the animals. A mother fox buries her young when frightened and may die if the offspring are not unearthed promptly. Six mothers were observed frantically burying their offspring as a plane passed overhead.
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Wisconsin Rapide
Wis
Ore Farm
Erwin Brothers to Join Team in St Joseph
R Erwin of St Joseph Missouri and his brother B F Erwin of Sidney Nebraska will join them in St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Erwin
St. Joseph, Mo
B. F. Erwin
Sidney, Neb
St. Joseph
Local personals list several travel and medical notices
Miss Elizabeth Kersey and Elizabeth Taylor left for Abingdon Virginia as Epworth League delegates. Frances French returns from New York art school. Mrs. Alice Zimmerman is able to go out after tonsil surgery. Children Martha and Louis Owen were treated for tonsils and adenoids in Bluefield. Mrs Page Thornhill and Gertrude Watts plan a Charlottesville visit. Mrs. W L McMullin and Elaine, with Ella Simpson, returned from Pearisburg. Mrs J S Riley visits Braeholm then Richmond to join daughter Joanna at school. Mrs J R Harrie seeks Bluefield sanitarium care. J R Parsons returns from Johnson City with Rufus Parsons. Mrs J C Cooney is a Bluefield sanitarium patient. Mrs W L Otey Jr and Edith visit Princeton Ave. Misses Ftta Strum and Mabel Taylor head to Norfolk and North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Clifford E Bickel and Helen Herrmann visit from South Bend after stay with E A Bender and Dr J B Eades.
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Elizabeth Kersey
Elizabeth Taylor
Abingdon
Epworth League of Trinity Church
Holston League
Frances French
Frank Alvah Parsons School of Art
New York
Alice Zimmerman
Martha
Louis Owen
W. E. Owen
Pocahontas
Bluefield
Page Thornhill
Gertrude Watts
Charlottesville
W. L. McMullin
Elaine
Ella Simpson
Pearseburg
McMullin
J. B. Correll
J. 8. Riley
Braeholm
W. Va
O. 8
North Carolina
Clifford E. Bickel
South Bend
Ind
Helen Herrmann
Portsmouth
E. A. Bender
J. B. Eades
Williamson Doctor Attends West Virginia Osteopathic Meet
Dr E T Eades of Williamson attended the West Virginia Osteopathic society convention in Wheeling. Miss Ruby Caldwell plans a Chicago visit with Mr and Mrs Clyde Caldwell. The president's yacht is named the Mayflower.
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E. T Eades
Williamson
Wheeling
West Virginia Osteopathic Society
Ruby Caldwell
Mrs. Clyde Caldwell
Chicago
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Allen J. Carter
Epworth League Work
Nashville
Garfield Evans
Cuba
Social Service
Ella T. Whitten
Virginia
W. M. Bunts
G. K. Batty
Etowah
Bristol
J. W. Rader
Lucie Richardson
Mabel Minton
Dietitian
H. G. Holdway
Louise Norris
Chatter Box
J. B. Richardson
E. D. Worley
Welch
C. G. Eastwood
Greeneville
C. L. Stradley
Stonega
Blanche Daniel
Fast Radford
Athene
W. K. Cregger
Coalwood
S. C. Beard
Appalachia
Maude Boweer
J. Holden Barnett
Johnson City
Catherine Parham
Hemphill
C. W. Dean
Kingsport
W. K. Barnett
W. M. Morrell
Sara Kee
Jaeger
Woodland Tabor
Orente
Mary C. Hicks
Susan Shirey
Mary K. Cutler
Ruth Weiser
Jay Rodgin
Bastec
Riley
Eleanor Hall
Laura Sweet
Beth White
Katherine McLaughlin
Eleanor Witten
Johnson Lo
Smith Bethmas
Rogers Mary C. Evans
Crosby Jack Baker
Cevcovevedvogsee
Eeee
Gurritt
Ruth Perkine
Kathleen McLaughlin
Reinecke
Hazel Lazenby
Roth Perkins
Agnes Vawter
Elizabeth Cornett
Inge
Canada Dry
Bluefield Produce, & Provision Co
Nunnally
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Foland Printing CO
Bluefield Supply Co
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