Shower Highlights Junior Philathea Class Event
The Junior Philathea class of First Baptist hosted a May meeting at Mrs. R. E. Lazenby’s home with 60 attendees including visitors. Miss Martha Jeter Lazenby performed violin, bouquets and gifts were exchanged for brides, and Miss Effie Loudermilk received a corsage as the class celebrated birthdays and honored recent brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clara Brown
McIntyre Southas
R. E. Lazenby
Memorial Avenue
Martha Jeter Lazenby
Clark Brown
Carolina Burney
Hengrin
Mary Lou Winter
Jackie Armentrout
Effie Loudermilk
Donners
Miss Loudermilk
Loudermilk
EB. H. Barlow
Lillian Shepherd
W. R. Dillard
Sylvia Brown
William N. Reese
Edith Lambert
John la Manca
Thelma Barksdale
W. C. Robertson
Elizabeth Bond
Troy Smith
Hazel Sandifer
Dinner Friday Evening by Woman's Auxiliary Council
Under the Woman's Auxiliary of the Union Mission Mrs. K G Steele presides. A dinner will be served Friday evening from 5 to 6 at Hamiliey Hall Bland Street Methodist Church. Women from various churches handle arrangements with Mrs. Bob Wilson as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of the Union Mission
K. G. Steele
Hamiliey Hall
Bland Street Methodist Church
Bob Wilson
Bridge Tournament Winners at Bluefield Country Club
The beautification committee sponsored event crowned North South winners Lucille Perkins and Mildred Johnston with 266 points and East West leaders Everett Calloway and Markeid with 252 points. Second and third place finishers, and further standings, are listed with points. Entry continues two more Mondays. interested players may call Mrs. Herbert Markle or Mrs. O. M. Deverle. Score sheets are posted at Appalachian Electric Power display rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
North
Lucille Perkins
Mildred Johnston
Betty Markle
Jane Markle
R. O. Rogers
Richard Barton
J. A. McQuail
F. M. Archer
W. H. St. Clair
J. H. Kabler
J. D. McCue
John T. Wilson
Herbert Markle
O. M. Deverle
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Picnic for music pupils at Faraday and Bishop Va
A pleasant seasonable event hosted by Mrs J S Phillips of this city brought music pupils from Faraday and Bishop Va together at the fairgrounds. The picnic was greatly enjoyed and plans for similar outings by pupils in Bluefield Pocahontas and Boissevain are already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faraday and
Bishop
J. S. Phillips
Farpred
Lodge To Meet Mountain City Lodge 85 Degree of Honor
The Degree of Honor P A lodge 85 will meet this evening at 7 45 at the Pythian hall in Mountain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Lodge
P. A
Pythian Hall
Rally for Baptist Young People Ends With Rich Program
Under the theme Voices, the New Lebanon Baptist association hosts a Saturday rally at First Baptist in this city. The day features devotions, prayers, special music, plays, a lunch, and a roll call of local youth organizations, with varied acts from Miss Lolita Hanneh to Billy Miller and Calvary church delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
H. L. Weeks
Mary Ann Meyer
Helen Thompson
R. H. Bowden
Young People's Organizations of Association
Belton
Billy Yengen
Our
Virginia
Lolita Hanneh
Elsie Clor
Dawn Absher
Mary Ellen Dozier
Nina Lee Stanley
Edwin Dozier
Billy Dudley
R. J. Tyler
Evelyn Ferrell
Kitty Coleman
Hattie Spurgeon
Hasceltine Glass
Calvary Sunbeamen
Max Green
Mis
Leah Vandyke
America
Calvary Church
Lydia Greene Circle Formed at First Baptist Meeting
The Lydia Greene circle of the W. M. U. at First Baptist met in the annex with fourteen members and one Sunbeam. Mrs. J. W. Cruise led the session in Mrs. H. Reppert’s absence due to illness. Mrs. George Woods gave devotions and Mrs. E. T. Spencer presented the Stewardship lesson. Pollyanna gifts were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Greene
First Baptist Church
H. Reppert
J. W. Cruise
George Woods
E. T. Spencer
Marriage of Miss Helen Cheere to Norval Cooke in Pearisburg
Miss Helen Thornton Cheere of Montcalm married Norval Raymond Cooke of Winding Gulf on December 31 1932 in Pearisburg Virginia with Rev Barry presiding. The bride is a teacher and daughter of Edla Cheere. the groom a Concord College graduate and Raleigh County teacher. They plan to reside with the groom’s parents at Winding Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thornton Cheere
Montcalm
Norval Raymond Cooke
Winding Gulf
Pearisburg
P. ©. Barry
Methodist Church
Cooke
Mis. Edla Cheere
Marshall College
Morris Harvey
Concord Teachers’ College
Beaudrys Move to Holyoke for Real Estate Work
Mr and Mrs W J Beaudry Jr depart Tuesday for Holyoke Massachusetts to establish a home and Mr Beaudry to join his father in real estate. The couple has been living with the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs W F Perkine on Walton Avenue since their recent marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Beaudry Jr
Holyoke
Mass
Mr. Beaudry
Quota Luncheon Discusses By Laws and Camp Aid
Bluefield Quota club met at the West Virginian hotel for a weekly luncheon. Miss Martha Smith read a letter from Miss Elizabeth White about proposed by laws amendments for the national convention in Hot Springs Virginia July 5 6 and 7. Miss Minnie Weaver spoke on Camp Roland repair work and appealed for aid. The club voted to provide food for camp workers next Wednesday. An invitation to a June 17 luncheon in Clarksburg was read inviting all West Virginia Quota clubs. The president urged attendance at the Hot Springs convention, especially West Virginia day on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Martha Smith
Elizabeth White
Quota International
Hot Springe
Minnie Weaver
Camp Roland
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Hot Springs
Dance This Evening At Mollie Harper Resort
An evening dance at Mollie Harper resort on the Tazewell road attracts interest. Charlie Ford and his Commanders of Knoxville Tenn will perform with Miss Myrlyn Hurt as vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Harper Resort
Tazewell Road
Charlie Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
Will
Myrlyn Hurt
Ray Matz School Dancers Shine At Colonial Theater
The seventh annual Ray Matz school dance revue delighted a large audience at the Colonial theater last evening. Miss Ray Matz supervised eighty eight participants with music by Mrs. Velma Carter Grissom and host Leroy Katz introducing each number. A second performance is set for tonight at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Matz
Miss Matz
Velma Carter Grissom
Leroy Katz
Tea Postponed by Bland Street Methodist Church
The musical tea planned by Team 2 Wingfield Watts Bable class at Bland Street Methodist Church Friday afternoon is indefinitely postponed due to Mr. Wickham’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingfield Watts
Bland Street Methodist Church
Wickham
Circle meeting at Grace Methodist church notes
Mrs Collins led Circle 10 of the WMS at Grace Methodist Church with Mrs Johnston and Miss Estelle Battimore present. Devotional from John 14 impressed, welcome visitor Mrs W C Parks, minutes by Mrs E S Gregory, World Outlook item “God Is Love” by Mrs Johnston. Bible lesson on “Have We Outgrown the Bible” led by Mrs R C McClaugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
God
Wes
A. Johnston
R. C. McClaugherty
Social service report and July meeting at Mrs McClaugherty
Gratifying social service reports were presented during the social period. The hostess served refreshments. The next meeting is set for July 11 at the home of Mrs. R. C. McClaugherty with several members listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Tarshish
R. C. McClaugherty
Mis
Estelle Battimore
C. A. Johnston
B. 8S. Collins
W. C. Cline
BE. S. Gregory
R. Cc. McClaugherty
T. E. L. Class Meeting at College Avenue Baptist
The T. E. L. Class of College Avenue Baptist Church will hold a social meeting this evening at 7:45. Mrs. J. H. Lawrence of 129 Preston Street is noted as a contact. All members are urged to attend.
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T. EE. L
College Avenue Baptist Church
J. H. Lawrence
Preston Street
Westminster Men of the Church Dinner Meeting Resumes
Westminster Men of the Church will resume Friday dinner meetings at 6 30 pm in the church. A good program with attractive features will be presented.
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Westminster Men - of -the-Church
Circle Meeting at Grace Methodist Church Adds New Member
Circle 7 of W M S met at Mrs D D Tynes on Peoria Street with twelve members present. The meeting opened with a song and prayer, a Psalm 86 devotional, a Bible lesson, and an article from World Outlook. Mrs Carl Jones was received as a new member and Mrs W M Nash attended as a visitor. refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs M Harris 308 Peoria Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
D. D. Tynes
Peoria Street
A. M. Wilburn
M. T. Montgomery
W. H. Thompson
Rose Altizer
Carl Jones
W. M. Nash
Tynes
M. Harria
W M U Meeting at First Christian Church
The Woman's Missionary Union met Wednesday at 1 PM in the First Christian Church auditorium. A covered dish luncheon preceded the program with devotional, talks on missions in French and Coke Regions of Pennsylvania, circle reports, and pledges for the coming missionary year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
First Christian Church
Frank Bowiing
C. H. Smith
Ben
C. G. Harris
A. H. Hensley
Clint Bailey
Coke
Pennsylvania
C. I. Cheyney
Otis Bivens
E. S. Pedigo
Frank Bowling
Hadassah Bluefield Chapter Concludes Year
Hadassah Bluefield Chapter held its final meeting of the year at Mrs B Gilbert’s home. President Mrs Henry Rodgin was elected delegate to the Hadassah national convention in Washington October 14 16. Secretary Mrs J Shaman summarized the year’s work and committees gave favorable reports. The September meeting will be a social gathering with non members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Hadassah
B. Gilbert
Frederick Street
Henry Rodgin
Washington
Shaman
Hadassah opening meeting features poetry and music
Mrs A Effron and Mrs Nathan Effron host the opening Hadassah meeting with a program led by Mrs A Schlossberg. Mrs Nathan Effron recited A Woman's Answer by Browning, Mrs Goodwin Schleseberg spoke on infant welfare, and Evelyn Gail Gilbert played piano pieces including a Morgantown state contest prize work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Effron
Nathan Effron
A. Schlossberg
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Hadassah
Goodwin Schleseberg
Evelyn
Carrs Return from Charleston and Local Visits
Dr. W. H. Carr and wife and son Billy return from Charleston after his Osteopathy meeting. Billy Thomas discharged from Bluefield Sanitarium. Mrs. C. W. Owen trips to Richmond with son Willard returning from William and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Katz visit Clarksburg with Doris Sue. Mrs. T. A. Martin of Vivian travels by shippers in Bluefield. Mrs. FE. M. Brown of Princeton shops in Welch. Mellhany trips to Washington New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carr
Billy
Charleston
Carr
West Virginia Osteopathy Association
Billy Thomas
Bluefield Sanitarium
C. W. Owen
Richmond
Willard
William and Mary College
Jerome Katz
Doris Sue
Clarksburg
Katz
T. A. Martin
Vivian
Bluceld
FE. M. Brown
Princeton
J. M. Mellhany
Washington
New York
Mild social notes from Bluefield region residents
A series of brief social items mentions visits and travel. Virginia Karnes of Princeton shopped in Bluefield. Mrs Charles Gillespie of Tazewell joined out-of-town shoppers here. Lucile McIlhany visited Roanoke. Mrs Charles J Or of Buffalo visits Glen Canaday in Highland Ave. Wickham show slight heart improvement at Boone Street home. Elizabeth Nipper of Highland Ave returns to activity after illness. Corene Thompson at St Luke's Hospital reported satisfactory. Cr C Smith of War was a business visitor. Jane Houseman of Richmond shopped in Bluefield.
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Pocantico Hills
N. Y
Virginia McKitany
Washington
Mclithany
W. H. Bolen
Warrenton
Virginia Karnes
Princeton
Blue Bluefield
Charles P. Gillespie
Tazewell
Lucile McIlhany
Roanoke
Charles J. Or
Buffalo
Glen Canaday
Canaday
Highland Avenue
N. F. Wickham
Boone Street
Elizabeth Nipper
Corene Thompson
Walton Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cr. C. Smith
War
Jane Houseman
Richlands
Bluefield
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McIntyre Louthan
Lazenby
Alice Zimmerman
Ruth Lindsey
Karl Armentrout
Jesus
Louise Campbell
Thelma Motley
L. F. Calley
Alice Eades
B. H. Barlow
Fellowship
Clyde Stowers
Class Ministries
8. N. Dyer
Faye Millar
Mary Winter
Cecil Frances Alexander
Lodge
Baptist
Lydia Greene Circle
Cuthura
Gucura
Udecre Salveretorten
Leave For Holyoke
Colonial
Shirley Peters
Don Peters
Anna Mae Feuchtenberger
Bobby Gieh
June Rish
Goree Waugh
Anna Riah
Howard Combs
Betty Huddleston
A. E. Davie
Sue Huddleston
Bobby Stuart
Geneva Cooper
Helen
Mary McCue
Shirley Ann Weaver
Mary Ann Rogers
Florence Lee Galloway
Blanche Kelly
Frances Williams
Evelyn Gail Gilbert
Betty Jane Stanley
Boyd Biaydes
Joyce Calley
Tody Cregger
Brookie Lee Hardy
Elliott Blaydes
Sturgis Allen
Nell Dillard
Bill Tracy
Benna Lee Draper
Ned Short
Mary Beth Caton
Dan Easley
Jane Elizabeth Rhodes
Jim Kahle
Dorothy Graham
Betty Browning
Florence Graham
Mary Jane Taylor
Mise Ray Matz
Mrs. Collins’ Circle
Men-Of-The-Church
Bradstreet & Dunn
the Daily Telegraph
the Sunset News
W. M. U. Meeting
Hadassah Meeting
Tom
Mary
Marjorie
Berryman Cleaners
Stewart St
Dolly
Marj
Crisco
Pat. Orr
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