Campaigning for a Wade school in McDowell County
Educators civic leaders and service clubs met Friday to discuss establishing a Wade school offering vocational and trade training beyond high school. The group urged support from Rotary Kiwanis Lions PTA and Chamber of Commerce while a committee led by E B McCue will study the proposal and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County
M. Hollandsworth
Welch High
E. B. McCue
Island Superior Highchool
Kiwanisi@ub
Wade
McCue
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Clubs
Lions Club
P.“T. A. Board of Education
One
Chamber of
Labor
P. Barry
Roy B. Shrout
J. T
E. B. Shannon
Welch
Crockett Springs Property Bought by F M Stewart
F M Stewart retired Welch businessman and McDowell county resident has purchased the Crockett Springs estate near Shawsville Virginia. He will move there tomorrow to establish a summer home on the 200 acre resort site with springs pool three cottages and tennis courts. Stewart plans to farm woodland and continue as site for Boy Scout camps. he notes he will spend summers there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Stewart
Welch
McDowell County
Crockett Springs
Shawsville
Deal
Heart Springshoe
Stewart
Stemet
Stew
Miss Alice Gearing Passes in Roanoke
Miss Alice Gearing died Friday at Jefferson Hospital Roanoke after an operation. She was former superintendent of nurses at Jel and served with Red Cross in France during the war. Surviving sister Miss Elizabeth Gearing of Roanoke County. Burial planned at Pulaski Va following services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Julius Gearing Jr
O. J. Las
Aie
Oke
Alice Geargin
Jefferson Hospital
Ranoke
Miss Gearing
Jeland
Redource
France
Ma Wisabet Gearing
Roland of
Unemployment Office Schedule Changes Announced
The West Virginia unemployment service in Welch will open tomorrow at a specified morning hour and adjust hours. Offices will close at 6 pm on weekdays and operate until 11 am on Saturdays, with some locations extending to 1 pm on limited days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
A. Altizer
Orice
Welch Baseball Fans Plan Big March On Bluefield
Welch fans prepare to march to Bowen Field to root the Bluefield Grays in a Monday game. Boosters Day events include Elkhorn High School band, with Mayor W Le Snyder urging full civic support for the home team amid the friendly cross city rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Bluefield
Blue ‘Grays
Bowen Field
Elkhorn High School
W. le Snyder
Welch
Minister Makes Brief Flag Day Address Here
The Rev. D. M. Dorsey of Welch First Baptist spoke from the World War Memorial building steps during Flag Day ceremonies. He urged daily remembrance of flags and facing forward as soldiers in the Argonne did. The service included flag-raising, with two Marines in charge and a Boy Scout guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Dorsey
First Baptist Church
Welch
Mr. Dorsey
Argonne Forest
United States
Welch Paragraphed Polon Joins Fort Thomas Training
Carl Polon, a Welch young man, enlisted for military service last week and has been accepted after passing physical exams in Huntington. His parents Mr and Mrs Sam Polon were notified. He is assigned to Fort Thomas Kentucky for training and has already reported for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Polon
Welch
Huntington
Sam Polon
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Vacation Church School at First Presbyterian Opens
Final plans completed Friday night for the Vacation Church School at First Presbyterian Church. The program begins tomorrow morning with a 9 to 11 session, followed by daily activities for two weeks including song, flag salutes, worship, and departmental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
First Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star Welch Chapter 87 Meeting Tonight
DES TO INSTALL The officers will preside as Welch chapter No 87 Order of Eastern Star convenes Monday evening at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES
Welch
Order of Eastern Star
Newborn Ronald Vincent O Domski Reported at Grace Hospital
Mr and Mrs Vincent O Dom ski Riverside Drive welcomed their first child a son named Ronald Vincent born Sunday at Grace hospital. Mother and baby plan to return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent O’domski
Riverside Drive
Grace Hospital
Ronald Vincent
O’domski
Baby
Death of Litle Bonnie Jean Hale in Havaco and Welch
W V June 14. Litle Bonnie Jean Hale daughter of Mr James Hale of Havaco died Friday after several weeks illness at Stevens clinic Welch. Funeral services were held at Havaco church and interment was at Roderfield. Hale family were former residents of this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
W. Va
Bonnie Jean
James Hale
Havaco
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Havaco Church
Roderfield
Hale's
Society Meets at Mrs Meckenase Home
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs W B Meckenase's home on Thursday in Worth. Mrs Wy rick received many lovely and useful gifts. There were 16 members and two visitors Mrs W J March and Mrs Harry Hashbarger present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. B. Meckenase
Wyrick, Jr
Worth
Harold Carter Attends Christian Youth Conference
Harold Carter attends a four day Christian Youth conference at Blueridge North Carolina representing the YMCA Roanoke College Salem region where he serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Carter
Blueridge
N. C
Roanoke College
Salem, Re
Return Home From Bluefield Sanitarium As Patient Sheds Hope
Russell East has returned home from Bluefield sanitarium with condition about the same. Little Mary Alice Lewellyn received a broken hand during play on Tuesday. N P Reynolds was called to Martinsville Virginia Sunday by illness in his daughter Mrs. Herman Keith. Keith underwent an operation on Monday and is reported in favorable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel East
Bluefield Sanitarium
Mary Alice Lewellyn
N. PF. Reynolds
Martinsville
Herman Kei Keith
Personal Notes Include Local Visits and Family Trips
Mr and Mrs Jesse Trent spent time in Athens for term. Mrs Claude B Miller and Sr and Mrs L J Lewen and daughter Phoebie of Blandchester visited Barstee iilion this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Trent
Athens
Claude B Miller and
L. J. Lewen
Phoebie
Blandchester
Barstee Iilion
Rain Delays Flag Day Program in Huntington
Heavy rain postponed the Flag Day program scheduled in Huntington West Virginia. The event, with former H Guy Kump expected as principal speaker, faced delays due to the weather and census report preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
H. Guy Kump
Seniors Given Advice On Life At Gary Commencement
At the Gary high school commencement 127 seniors listened as Dr. J F Marsh president of Concord college urged a hopeful future with four “glasses” for outlook, history, science, and religion. Valedictorian Clara Meade spoke on Here Endeth Here Beginneth and salutatorian Ruby Boggs on The Spirit of Adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
W. Va
J. F. Marsh
Concord College
Gary High School
Clara Meade
Ruby Boggs
J. E. Batten
Tne
McDowell County
Betty Joe Batten
Phillip Coulon
Thorpe
American Legion
Daughters of the American Revolution
Zulie Forgao
Henry Lugosky
Irvin Franklin
Helen Clinko
Gene Trape
Anthony Pinter
Alma Spear
Seniors Hear Sermon at Gary High Baccalaureate
The Gary high school seniors attended a baccalaureate sermon held in the school gym. The Rev. G. K. Patty of Welch Methodist church delivered the message as seniors marched in led by Miss Mary Franklin and Stanley Blaha. The glee club under Miss Louise Keesee performed The Lord Is My Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary High School
G. K. Patty
Methodist Church
Welch
Mary Franklin
Stanley Blaha
Glee Club
Louise Keesee
Lord Is
My Bert
Boone
Jack Bowman
Richard Carico
Jack Caudle
Victor Chapek
William
Virginia Andolina
Margaret Baldea
Irene Blevins Castile
Helen Chapek
Rose Columbo
Retha Crouse
Frances Crakovich
Evelyn Davis
Mae Davis
Olga Diachenko
Louise Elswick
Mary Louise Esak
Dorisantelli
Helen Groch
Jamie Joss
Louise Harman
Margaret Hubley
Anna Kereluk
Helen Klinko
Helen Kruchin
Gladys Lambert
Anne Marinelli
Ruth McCormick
Clara Meade
Elizabeth Nagy
Helen Nesgoada
Zelma Osborne
Doris Parks
Marguerite Petty
Sophia Psathos
Margaret Queen
Helen Radnosky
Helen Ralston
Irene Kesnake
Hazel Robinette
Mildred Romeo
Anna Roth
Dorothy Shelton
Ferne Shepherd
Bessie Shulock
Edith Siuss
Juanita Spears
Prances Spangler
Pauline Spichek
Helen Spriggs
Jane Starsky
Mae Stone
Blanche Taylor
Helen Thompson
Mabel Thompson
Mary van Dyke
Helen Vitosky
Anna Wadosky
Margaret Whitman
Ja Wasnuk
Betty Whitney
Ve Winter
Janis Witten
Stella Zachwieja
Wanda Zachwieja
Thirteen Club Meets At Country Club Social
The 13 club gathered Wednesday evening at the Country Club hosted by Mrs. O P Clark. Attendees included Pol Silagi Jr O M Duffy John Povitch Charles Pendery Richard Sledge C W Dean Grady Carper and several women from Bluefield such as Jean Barker Mary Sikora Julia Sledge Elizabeth House Bobbie Witt Eleanor VanGilder Harriett Cottrell Annwall Katherine Gowans. The high prize in the cup was won by Mrs John Povlich with second by Mrs Richaraeens travel a. Miss Elizabeth House and low by Eleanor VanGilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Clark
Pol Silagi
O. M. Duffy
John Povitch
Charles Pendery
Richard Sledge
C. W. Dean
Grady Carper
Jean Barker
Mary Sikora
Julia Sledge
Elizabeth House
Bobbie Witt
Eleanor VanGilder
Harriett Cottrell Annwall
Katherine Gowans
Bluefield
Dr A K Walker Moves to Bedford Virginia
Dr A K Walker a Gary pharmacist has moved to Bedford Virginia to take a drug store manager post. He was previously with United Supply for several years. Mrs A K Walker is noted in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
A. K. Walker
Gary
Walker
United Supply Company
Pupils in Recital Presented by Miss Shirley Starkey
Music students of Miss Shirley Starkey were presented in a piano recital Friday evening in Elbert Community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Starkey
Elbert Community Hall
Country Luncheon and Club Meetings Reported
Mesdames Shanklin Moore and Stratton hosted a country club luncheon with bridge and Chinese checkers for about 30 attendees. Upcoming meetings include the Women’s Society of Service at Filbert Methodist, Women’s Society of Christian Service at Gary Methodist, American Legion Auxiliary Post 38, and a Fourth Sunday Bible class at Gary Methodist on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Shanklin
R. H. Moore
Anna Stratton
Country Club
Women's Society of Service
Filbert Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Gary Methodist Church
David
American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 38
Lodge Hall
Gary Faculty Vacation Plans Outline College Attendances
Gary high school teachers reveal summer travel and study plans. Harvey Morgan will attend West Virginia University while Joe Fried Raymond Brown and others head to the University of Kentucky Columbia University Northwestern University. Some plan to stay at home in Gary and various locations including Pennsylvania Morgantown Richmond and Virginia Beach with multiple individual names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Harvey Morgan
West Virginia University
Stennett
Toussaint
Joe Fried
Raymond Brown
University of Kentucky
Virginia Smith Stes
Columbia University
Julia Sledge
Northwestern University
Louise Keesee
Birefield
John Sinthrope
Kimball
William Daugherty
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth House
Philippi
Virginia Baer
Edward Cordray
Morgantown
Hunter
Richlands
India Covey
Snowville
Robinson
Coalwood
Powers
Baltimore
Clark
Virginia Beach
Katherine Scott
Richmond
Evelyn Noel
Eustis
Jacksonville
Fla
O’donnell
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Sarah CanDeren
Cynthiana
Lena Wood
East Radford
Gary star athlete invited to North South game in Charleston
Eugene Bingham, a standout Gary athlete and top scholar, earned a North South game invite in Charleston on August 23. He led the 40-41 football team as captain, was named to the all Southern Conference squad for two consecutive years, all county team, and placed on the third all-state team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Charleston
Eugene Bingham
West Virginia
Gary High announces 1941 42 staff lineup
Miss Helen White named editor in chief of Gary High School for 1941 42. Juanita Watson is associate editor and Mary Grahovac Lois Bennington music editors. Helen Charapich Louise Alley lead sports and feature sections with Carol Osborne and Mary Farris as exchange editors. Joyce Whitman business manager heads staff with Elsie Bachmann as advertising manager and assistants Gloris Hamer and Dorothy Whitt. Circulation vacancies filled by Mallie Graham Marie Dinkins Virginia Aldish Catherine Verignan and Louise Willa. Banquet announced by Jules Itdas last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen White
Gary High School
Juanita Watson
Mary Grahovac
Lois Bennington
Helen Sue Charapich
Louise Alley
Carol Osborne
Mary Frances Farris
Nancy Beach
Frances Ann Lawson
Betty Lou Hall
Sie Jones
Pete Grasso
Stuart Moore
Bob Barr
Pat Maloney
Jim Beach
Joyce Whitman
Elsie Bachmann
Gloris Hamer
Dorothy Whitt
Mallie Graham
Marie Dinkins
Virginia Aldish
Catherine Verellan
Louise Willa
Jules Itdas
Vacancies Reported as Several Residents Return Home
Fragmentary text notes Mrs. Wade Fleshman returning to Bluefield and mentions brothers Bobby and others as vacancies as Seu. The snippet indicates a local update about residents and household changes without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Wade Fleshman
Bluefield
visitors and hometown ties across Virginia and nearby states
Miss Margaret Reid from the University of Westle visits her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Reid. Norman Clemens returns to Chicago after visiting his brother Elince. G C Sledge recovers at home after surgery at Grane hospital Welch. Myrtle Honaker C H Reedy and Gladys visit Groseclose for a few days. Betty Joe Harris returns to Lexington after visiting Charles and Sally Dean. Edward O Toole and Anna from Coral Gables visit. Alta Robertson of New York visits her parents F Robertson. Elizabeth Collins family from Pikeville visits H E Bingham. Hope Jones from General hospital Huntington visits Roy Jones family. Virginia Cooper returns home for summer with parents and Mrs Robert Cooper from Berea College. Robert Powell returns from WVU for summer vacation. Mabel Franklin leaves for Peabody College in Nashville. Mildred Maloney of National Business College visits her mother Gertrude Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watson
Margaret Reid
University of Westle
Harry Reid
Norman Clemens
Chicago
Elince
G. C. Sledge
Grane Hospital
Welch
Myrtle Honaker
C. H. Reedy
Gladys
Groseclose
F. Robertson
Elizabeth Collins
Pikeville
H. E. Bingham
Hope Jones
General Hospital
Huntington
Roy Jones
Virginia Cooper
Robert Cooper
Berea College
Berea
Robert Powell
West Virginia University
Mabel Franklin
Nashville
Peabody College
Mildred Maloney
National Business College
Gertrude Maloney
Sunday program at Wilcoe church revival to start at Havace
June 14 notice states Sunday school at the Wilcoe Methodist church at 10 a.m. There will be no preaching services. Congregation invited to Havace where a revival begins with Rev. W. B. Peck of Coalwood assisting the station pastor Rev. R. W. McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcoe
W. Va
Wilcoe Methodist Church
Havace
W. B. Peck
Coalwood
Pasor
R. W. McGuire
Foreman Suffers Hip Fracture After Work Fall
P. J. Long, general foreman at Wilcoe N and W shops, fractured a hip after falling from a baggage car at work Tuesday. He is a patient at Stevens Clinic and as well as could be expected. Circle 3 met at Mrs. W. J. Beard's home with Irene Rasnake guest reading scripture and a solo hour by Mrs. W. T. Davis. A meal followed with Shatley, Jamison and guests. Mrs. F. T. Roberts to entertain Circle on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Long
Wilcoe N. and W
Mr. Long
Stevens Clinic
W. J. Beard
Irene Rasnake
W. T. Davis
Shatley
W. E. Jamison
Hermie McGuire
F. T. Roberts
Boys Home to Their Homes
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a story about a boy named Tom and a diploma or degree B. 8. de- mentioned, with reference to home return. Details are unreadable but imply a personal milestone or school achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mission Board Attendees Report to Coalfield Meeting
Mesdames F. T. Roberts W. A. Williams W. B. Willard and W. E. Jamison attended the Coalfield Mission Board meeting at Princeton last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Board
F. T. Roberts
W. A. Williams
W. B. Willard
W. E. Jamison
Coalfield Mission Board
Princeton
Local Graduates Highlight Weekend Social Notes
Mrs. Stacy Stone’s family hosted guests from Huntington for granddaughter Betty Jean Nash’s graduation. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pine and John Thomas from Berwind, and Mr and Mrs Herman Harris with a Richmond relative. Several families, including Rasnake Knox and Kathleen McAllister, attended Gary High School graduation events in Behecheel and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Stone
Opal McClung
Huntington
M. M. Harris
H. K. Harris
Georgia
Florida
Rasnake
Knox. Ky
Kathleen McAllister
Bluefield
Neal
Irene Rasnake
Gary High
B B. Brammer
Soushter
Sarey
Brammer
L. Clendennin
Roanoke
Lizzie Wagers
J. W. Main
Blueheld
Hesane, dJr
Gary
Pineapple Platter Stunt with Tidbits and Pean Density Note
A quirky fruit tray idea nests shrimp wrapped in bacon, pickle and cheese slices, crab croquettes, pickled onions, cheese squares with mustard horseradish, and crisp radishes on wood skewers. The text also claims Rhode Island has the highest peanut density at 4.3 persons per square mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
States
Keystone Ninth Grade Diplomas Awarded at Keystone Junior High
Keystone West Virginia June 14 Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the Keystone Junior High School 31 members of the ninth grade received their diplomas. After the program a song Holy Art Thou was sung by the Glee Club. Salutatory by Miss Elizabeth Klebitz and valedictory by Miss Marie Frigo. Medals were presented to both students by Virgil Trooper. C R Graley presented twelve patrol medals for noteworthy work in all weather. Legion awards went to J C Kessee and Marie Frigo and Samuel L Christie spoke to the class and presented the diplomas. A candle lighting service followed led by Lester Wiles senior of Northfork High School. Home for vacation many out of town students return from Morgan Town VPI Blacksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
W. Va
Keystone Junior High School
Bobbie Dye
Glee Club
Elizabeth Klebitz
Marie Frigo
Virgil
C. R. Graley
Legion
Fred L. Ray
J. C. Kessee
Samuel L. Christie
Lester Wiles
Northfork High School
Dorton Family Son Richard Starts at Virginia Power after Bliss Electric Graduation
Mr and Mrs Ben Dorton and son Billy returned from Washington where Richard Dorton completed a course in electric engineering at Bliss Electric school. He accepted a position with Virginia Light and Power in Alexandria, Virginia and started work soon after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exercices
Ben Dorton
Billy
Washington, D. C
Richard
Bliss Eléctric School
Alexandria, Va
Virginia Light and Power Company
Lanzi Family Attends Graduation for Lillian Lanzi
Mr and Mrs B Lanzi travel with Lola and Geraldine to Indiana for Saint Mary of the Woods graduation of daughter and sister Lillian Lanzi. She earned a diploma in home economics and chemistry and led in Penates and Curie clubs. She will return home for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lanzi
Lola
Geraldine Lanzi
Indiana
Lillian Lanzi
Saint Mary of the Woods College
Miss Lanzi
Penates
Curie
D. V. B. School To Open At Keystone Church
The Daily Vacation Church School at Keystone Church opens Monday at 9 o clock. Sessions run Monday to Friday for two weeks with one and a half hour periods each morning. Mrs N B Kash is superintendent and leads a faculty assisting in the program. Parents are asked to send children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. B. School
Keystone Oo
Gelock
N. B. Kash
Camp opening for Bluefield district youths at Camp Houston
The Christian Adventure camp for ages 12 to 16 will open at Camp Houston Carswell on Monday and run all week. Rev. C A Hillman is named camp director with a capable staff to assist. A similar camp is planned for older youths Jack White and Sean Hillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield District
Camp Houston
Carswell
C. A. Hillman
Jack White
Sean Hillman
Methodist Church Schedule Led by Rev Hillman
The Rev. C. A. Hillman presides over services with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Evening preaching at 7:30 p.m. Intermediate and Young People’s leagues at 6 p.m. BYP U at 6 45 p.m. Choir practice Tuesday and prayer services Wednesday at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. A. Hillman
Class Ent entertained by Ladies Bible group event recap
The Ladies Bible class held a quarterly social with Mrs Kash giving a devotional on the 4 Room guide. Officers reported on the quarter as games and contests entertained attendees led by Mrs Gammon Mrs Collins and Mrs Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kash
Gammon
Collins
Courtney
Vesper Service At Methodist Church Highlights Four Square
Sunday vesper services featured a speaker addressing the class with the subject Four Square. He outlined four points of a well rounded life for youths seeking success. A mixed chorus including Lois Shupe Marie Frigo and Judy contributed to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Shupe
Marie Frigo
Judy
Engagement announced for Marie Boyd and Pete Gillenwater
A surprise engagement is announced forMiss Marie Boyd and Pete Gillenwater of Keystone Both come from local families and work in Bluefield Peerless Pocahontas Fuel. The couple plans a late summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marie Boyd
Pete Gillenwater
Keystone
Miss Boyd
Harry Boyd
Paddock Grill
Bluefield
Mr. Gillenwater
Jim Gillenwater
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Peerless
Local residents recount summer travels and health updates
Mr and Mrs Charles Budnick and Merrill Budnick joined relatives from Morgantown after a weekend visit. Mrs J H Patton returns home from Blacksburg after months away. Miss Ann B Clark leaves for Union to summer with her mother. Mr and Mrs W B Bourne back from Marion Va after attending graduation at Marion Junior College. Mrs Bournes niece Nanice Felty graduates with home economics diploma. Mr and Mrs Ben Mays and son travel Friday to Roanoke for a wedding. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Hardy visiting in Massachusetts. Mrs Sandy Huff returns from Roanoke after visiting friends. Mrs W M Conlon and Miss Gertrude Smith enroll at Concord College summer school. Aurelia Huffman leaves New Castle to spend summer after teaching Keystone schools. Miss Bess Sowers summering with relatives in Morgantown. Mrs John Knight, patient at Stevens Clinic, returns home and improves. W H Rogers, ill recently, shows some improvement at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Budnick
Merrill Budnick
Morgantown
J. H. Patton
Blacksburg
Ann B. Clark
Union
W. B. Bourne
Marion
Marion Junior College
Nancie Felty
Tazewell
Ben Mays
Priday
Roanoke
Mays
Fletcher Hardy
Hardy
Massachusetts
Sandy Huff
W. M. Conlon
Gertrude Smith
Concord College
Athens
Aurelia Huffman
New Castle
Keystone
Bess Sowers
John Knight
Stevens Clinic
W. H. Rogers
Guy Harmon
E. Sheff
John Taylor
W. H Collins
Williams
Narrows
G. B. Sadier
Junior Robertson
Covington
Kirby Charles
Jackie
Miss Tone Brown
Molly Boothe
Delhi Bradley
Mamie O’brien
Eleanor Crawford
Radford
Radford State Teachers College
Janice Ann
A. C. Johnston
M. D. Wingfield
Coburn
Kathleen Johnson
Elen Donchatz
Gary High School hold June commencement in Anawalt
One hundred twenty seven students graduated from Gary high school Tuesday evening. Local seniors listed include Mae Davis Louise Eliswick Doris Parks Blanche Taylor Helen Vitosky Margaret Whitman Marie Akers Jack Caudie Delbert Bailey William Collins Randolph Johnston and Donald Pauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anawalt
W. Va
Gary High School
Mae Davis
Louise Eliswick
Doris Parks
Blanche Taylor
Helen Vitosky
Margaret Whitman
Marie Akers
Jack Caudie
Delbert Bailey
William Collins
Randolph Johnston
Donald Pauley
Summer visits and relocations across Virginia families
Miss Coronda Harris travels to Snowville for summer visits guest of Miss Lettie Mae Johnson of Richlands. Miss Lettie Mae Johnson also visits Richlands, while Miss Irene Davis hosts Adrian Vance and daughter. Nancy moves to Rolfe to reside. Vance transferred from Pocahontas Fuel Jenkin Jones to Jas Fuel Rolfe. Ethel Yost leaves for Princeton for summer with her parents. Ed Wooten family visits Hemphill. James Lee hosts FP Lee relatives. Anna Catherine Bailey joins summer at Bowling Green area after Bowing Green? boarding. J B Blevins recovers after on the job injury. Madeline Maurin to Morgantown for summer with parents. O C Barnes and Roanoke Reeves hosted by relatives. Maxine Basham leaves for Radford for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronda Harris
Snowville
Lettie Mae Johnson
Richlands
Irene Davis
Adrian Vance
Nancy
Rolfe
Vance
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Jenkin Jones
Jas Fuel
Ethel Yost
Anawalt
Princeton
L. D. Yost
Ed Wooten
Patty
Hemphill
Wooten
James Lee
Lee
FP. L. Lee
Anna Catherine Bailey
Bowling Green Business University
J. B. Blevins
Madeline Maurin
Sch
Morgantown
O. C. Barnes
Roanoke
Local Residents Entertain Guests for Summer
Mrs Guy Harmon and Mr and Mrs E Sheff host over the weekend with guests including W H Collins and son from Narrows Virginia and Junior Robertson grandson of Covington Virginia. Several others plan summer visits and college sessions in nearby towns.
Home Circle Meeting in Jenkinjones WV on Thursday
Mrs. J. B. Whitehead hosted a home circle gathering in Jenkinjones with a program led by Mrs. W. J. Dietrich. Readings on home life were followed by special music by James C. Warden and a social hour with refreshments served by the hostess and her daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Whitehead
E. N. French
C. E. Caldwell
J. E. Pressly
R. le Daily
Bible Class Meets at Mrs Murphy Home
The June meeting of the Ladies Bible class was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. C. A. Murphy with nine members present. Mrs Brigent Whitehead led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Murphy
Brigent Whitehead
Circle One meets in church circle program event
Circle One of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held an evening program led by O M Gillian. Members present included Mrs. C A Murphy and others. Special music by Mrs S W Greene. Rev G W Fox gave a talk and presented Mrs Williams a Bible. A party plate was served by two hostesses. Visitors listed and July meeting planned with hostesses. Mrs J E Robertson reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle One
Woman's Society of Christian Service
O. M. Gillian
C. A. Murphy
W. C. Myers
E. 8. Beasley
E. E. Webb
E. D. Williams
W. Greene
G. W Fox
Biological expedition trip to Morgantown for six weeks
Miss Frances Hancock departed Wednesday for Morgantown to join West Virginia University’s biological expedition for six weeks. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs. H. P. Hancock and Mrs. Thomas Spence, who returned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hancock
Morgantown
West Virginia University
H. P. Hancock
Thomas Spence
Louise Garnered Notice From Gary High Teachers
Louise and her family are connected to Gary High School with teachers Miss India Covey Pearl Crowe Catherine Scott and Virginia Smith referenced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Gary High School
India Covey
Pearl Crowe
Catherine Scott
Vireginia Smith
Visit Ends as Clyde Vick Heads to Johns Hopkins
Clyde Vick left for Baltimore Maryland after a short stay with his parents Dr and Mrs C W Vick to continue his work at Johns Hopkins Medical. Mr and Mrs W C Myers and daughters visited Mrs Jack Calloway and Mr Calloway along with Mr and Mrs Earl W Alley and daughter Louise who left Saturday for Atlanta for the Kiwanis convention. Mrs C A M and Mrs Gene Pressley were in Bluefield Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Vick
Baltimore
C. W. Vick
John Hopkins Medical Ate
W. C. Myers
Ome
Donaldine
Jack Calloway
Calloway
Earl W. Alley
Louise
Atlanta
Gene Pressley
Bluefield
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Rica
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J. E. Walker
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Claude
A. Wilburn
Mildred Anderson
Margaret
Fannye Queen
Ollie and
Jorse Myers
Gladys Myers
Crigger
Elizabeth
Rose Necy
Mildred Bower
Steve Nagy
J. R. Crigger
Earl Cochran
Luther Graham
Joe Crowe
Otis Asbury
Jim
Paul Straupe
James Reese
Ernest Wagner
Melvin
Curtis Frazier
Lewis
Harry Lester
Howard Mitchem
Joe Spry
Steve Hossay
Warren Smith
Evangelistic Club
John Foster
Gary Boy
Foreman
Keystone, W. VA
Julian Budnick
Otto Mansfield
Jack Powell
Louis Pais
Mason Patton
Sandy Huff, Jr
VPI
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Etch
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