Plans For Annual Y W C A Camp At Camp Roland
Plans advance for the annual YWCA camp at Camp Roland near Bluefield Virginia starting June 26 for two weeks. Activities include swimming instruction life saving and daily routine of recreation crafts nature study music dramatics archery and campfire programs. A $4 50 weekly fee covers the outing with transportation from the Y included and registration due by June 15.
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Annnual
Camp Roland
Red Cross
Bluefield
Bastian
Beaver honors faculty with dinner for departing staff
Miss Irene Weaver hosted a dinner at her Frederick street home to honor Principal C W Jackson and Mrs Jackson of Beaver High who will spend the summer at Buckeye Lake Ohio, and Miss Frances Zimmerman headed to the University of Michigan. Guests included Mr and Mrs W Weaver and Misses Irene and Shirley Anne Weaver.
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Irene Weaver
Frederick Street
C. W. Jackson
W. Jackson
Zimmerman
EB. H. Weaver
Irene
Shirley Anne Weaver
Miss Helen Wagoner Returns From Berea College
Miss Helen Wagoner of Bluefield Virginia daughter of Dr and Mrs W G Wagoner returned from Berea College Kentucky on Tuesday night. She is majoring in dramatics and received several student honors including the leading lady role in Julius Caesar the year’s standout production.
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Helen Wagoner
W. G. Wagoner
Bluefield
Baret
Wagoner
Julius Caesar
Brown Webber Prayer Circle Meeting Details
The Brown Webber Prayer circle will convene this evening at 7 45 at the home of Mr Raymond Sproles and Mrs Sproles on Princeton road for a religious gathering.
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Brown-Webber
Raymond Sproles
Princeton Road
Charm along program at Y features Aladdin theme and art exhibit
The Y hosts a second evening of Studio week by Vivene Art and Expression with readings by Virginia Van Dyke Ruth Harriet Rice Oreda Neel Billy Trail Lucile McIlhan y Mary Allen Brevick and Donald Niswander and violin by Billy Trail with Julia Wise at piano. An Aladdin and His Magic Lamp theme runs through the event ending with an art exhibit and tea in the Ritz building.
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the Y
Vivene Art and Expression Studio
Ritz
Lucile McKhany
Dorothy Martin
Letty Crockett
Ruth Harriet Rice
Shirley Foster
Oreda Neel
Vivene
Henry Fortune
Blanche Armentrout
Mandalay
Sally Darling
Eleanor Hall
Betty Perdue
Thomas Stewart
Wharton Black
Shrine Patrol Meets for Macedonia Shrine Election
Macedonia Shrine No 8 patrol meets at 7 45 PM at the Masonic temple for the annual gathering to elect officers for the new year. All members urged to attend.
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Patrol of
Macedonia Shrine
Masonic Temple
Business Women's Circle Meets at Trinity Methodist Church
The Business Women's circle will meet this evening at 7 45 at the home of Mrs J Harry 647 Rockbridge Street with Miss Myrtle Hypes as hostess. A full attendance is desired.
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Trinity Methodist Church
J. ©. Harry
Rockbridge Street
Myrtle Hypes
Clark Foland Surprises Travelers Meeting in Cumberland
Clark V. Foland supreme senior counselor of the United Commercial Travellers for the U S and Canada paid a surprise visit to the 25 delegates at the Cumberland Maryland convention closing session. The assembly also marked by funeral services for Thomas Phelps and by invitations for the 1936 meeting to Fairmont Harrisonburg Lynchburg.
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Cumberland
United Commercial Travellers
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Clark V. Foland
Organization For
United States
Canada
Foland
Thomas Phelps
Bluefield
W. Va
J. D. Stacy
London
Wiliam M. Englehart
George W. Legge
Lewin M. Wilson
Trap W. Martin
Lynchburg
Strand
Fairmont
Harrisonburg
Lynchburg Va
Local Residents Share Travels and Graduations
Mr and Mrs J M Starling and daughter Clara Lee return from Cove Creek Virginia after a visit with Mrs Susie Stowers Miss Rebie Stowers also returns with them Mr and Mrs Harold Conaway visit Bluefield area from Pikeville Kentucky former Bluefield residents Mrs Conaway once Letha Mae Carter W A Thornhill returns from Knoxville Tennessee with daughter Sallie Thornhill who earned a Bachelor of Science degree Mrs H C Weller of Norfolk attends funeral of T J Phelps Mrs R T Bowen attends her daughter Lenabelle's graduation at Erskine College Due West South Carolina and plans a Norfolk visit before Bluefield return
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J. M. Starling
Clara Lee
Susie Stowers
Cove Creek
Rebie Stowers
Harold Conaway
Pikeville, Ky
Bluefield
Conaway
Letha Mae Carter
W. A. Thornhill
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Sallie Thornhill
H. C. Weller
Norfolk
T. J. Phelps
R. T. Bowen
Lenabelle
Erskine College
Due West
S. C
Radio Talk Promotes U S Savings Bonds by Mrs Norton
Mrs. Mary T Norton congresswoman from New Jersey's Thirteenth district will broadcast a 7 p m talk on WHIS urging purchase of United States Savings bonds. The series features prominent women and aims to boost systematic savings for small investors.
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Mary T. Norton
Congress
New Jersey
WHIS
Norton
United States Savings
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States Savings Bands
National Broadcasting Company
Husband Says I Am My Old Self Again After Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs Barbara Spears of Akron Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy appetite and spirits after feeling tired and blue Her husband urged her to try it and she recommends others ask their druggist now based on nearly a million women’s experience
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Barbara Spears
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elma Street
Akron
Ohio
Lodge Meeting Bluefield Lodge 444 Ladies Society
The regular Bluefield lodge No. 444 of the B of L F and E meets this afternoon at Moose hall at 2 30. All members are urged to attend at 1 o'clock for drill practice.
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Bluefield Lodge No
Ladies Society
B. of L. F
Moose Hall
Miss Lazeby Returns Home From Westhampton College
Miss Martha Jeter Lazeby is home from Westhampton college in Richmond Virginia. She attends the college and has returned to her family residence for a visit.
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Martha Jeter Lazeby
Westhampton College
Richmond, Va
YOUR CHILDREN
A reflective portrait of boys who grow from shy, nonconforming youths into accomplished adults in science, law, and leadership. It argues that avoiding rough behavior can foster courage and achievement, noting figures like Richard James and Mark Smith as examples of “the strange ones” who become resilient contributors.
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Richard James
Institute
Mark Smith
Fred
Art
Samuel
William
Not a sports tale but a defense of child courage
The passage argues that small boys should not be forced into bravado or fighting. It suggests that inherited shyness is not the child's fault and praises gentle, gradual encouragement from trusted people to build confidence, allowing courage to develop at its own pace.
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Dresden China
Automobile dealer suit withdrawn from high court
In Charleston on June 6 the Stewart Calhoun Motors Inc filed to restrain alleged code violations by Urban Tarleton and Tarleton Motor Co in Marion County but withdrew the action from the supreme court on a motion by the plaintiff.
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Charleston
W. Va
NRA
Marion County
Supreme Court
Stewart Calhoun Motors, Inc
Urban, Tarleton
Tarleton Motor Company
Bowen Receives Army Aviation Corps Appointment at Randolph
George Bowen, son of Mr and Mrs R T Bowen, has been appointed to the army aviation corps at Randolph field San Antonio Texas. He will undergo a final physical at Langley field Norfolk Va and if approved will assume duties at Randolph field on June 24.
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George Bowen
R. T. Bowen
Army Aviation
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Texas
Langley Field
Norfolk
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Y.W.C.A
Beaver
Berea
By Helen Welshimer
Brown Webber Circle
Shrine Patrol
Business Women’s Circle
Clark Foland
U. S
Max Baers
Babe Ruths
Johnny Weissmullers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Seersuckers
Sandles
Shoe and Dress Shop
A. W. Cox Department Store
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