Miss Graham's Class Dance Recital at Colonial Theater
Miss Graham's Class of Esther Irene Graham School of Dancing presents a recital tonight at 9 at the Colonial theater with a full musical score arranged by Miss Graham. The program features numerous pupils in varied costumes, with Mrs Victor DeVault and Miss Betty Rae Clark as pianists and Miss Graham performing a toe solo.
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Esther Irene Graham
Colonial Theater
Miss Graham
Peery
June Bradberry
Owenby
Katherine Carsoni
Roscoe Burnett
Leo Whitenack
Bill Gree
Herbert Longworth
Billie Shields
Helen Houseman
Martha Jane Phelps
Victor DeVault
Betty Rae Clark
Albert Graham
H. L. Henderson
Broadcast of DAR This Afternoon For Flag Week
In observance of Flag Day the John Chapman chapter of the D A R presents a 2 PM broadcast from WHIS. Miss Mary accompanies to sing Flag of the Free Charm of Spring and Do You Know My Garden. Mrs. 58 code message president and Drees Perkins read Birth of Old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
Mary Accomt
Savoy Club Girls Host Gala Picnic At Falls
Savoy club girls entertained their dates at a Falls picnic in late afternoon. Peggy Hall led the outing from Augusta Street to Falls where the party enjoyed games from 3:30 to 6. Twenty guests attended before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Club
Wicnie Rosst
Falls
Peggy Hall
Augusta Stree
Fallstains
Canadagui Club Convenes At Y Meeting Recap
The Canadagui Club met at the Y with Miss Etheleen Hill as president and elected Miss Vivian Walker first vice president and Miss Evelane Dickerson treasurer. Miss Eulalia Francisco outlined the Y W C A Business Girls conference plan set for Merrie-Woode, N C, with Francisco departing to attend the session.
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Gnandegal
E Quarters
Etheleen Hill
Vivian Walker
Evelane Dickerson
Eulalia Francisco
Y. W. C. A. Business Girls
Merrie-Woode
N. C
Francisco
Joyce Johnston Birthday Party Report
Joyce Johnston received a birthday party Thursday at noon at her home. The event featured refreshments prepared by Miss Prances Aliff.
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Joyce Johnston
Prances Aliff
A A David
Thirty Girls Register for YWCA Summer Camp
About thirty girls have registered for the annual Y W A summer camp to be held June 28 at C Roland. It is expected this will more than double by opening date. Several girls registered for the full two weeks and a number of out of town participants are among the registrants.
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Y. W A
C Roland
Circle Meeting At Grace Methodist Church With Mrs Rutledge
Mrs G L Rutledge hosted a Wednesday circle meeting at Grace Methodist Church Carroll Street. Mrs R J Keyes led the program with Bible verses and a lesson from The Way of Witnesses. Visitors Miss W M Sharitz Mrs Conley Smith and Miss Irene Hyatt attended. members present included Lee H Croty R R J co A Far ie Scyphers R P Dillon and others.
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R. F. Dillon
Grace Methodist Church
G. L. Rutledge
Carroll Street
R. J. Keyes
C. N
W. M. Sharitz
Conley Smith
Irene Hyatt
Tne
Lee H. Croty
R R. J. Co
A. Farie. Scyphers
R P. Dillon
We E. Albright
Hamilton W. B. Webber
G Rutledge
Bluefield Student Finishes in Law Commencement
Mrs 8 J Kell and family attended the University of Richmond commencement where her son William Kell graduated in law. He remained in Richmond afterward to take the Virginia bar examination.
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J. Kell
Horace Bolen
Emily
Nellie
Miriam
Mary Stuart Kell
Thornton Kell
Anthony Kell
University of Richmond
William
Kell
Richmond
Virginia
Bailey elected to Salem College alumnae board
At a Salem College General Alumnae meeting in Winston Salem North Carolina Mrs James W Bailey of Bluefield was chosen for the association executive board. An alumnae luncheon followed with the 50 year reunion class as honor guests and about 300 alumnae attended.
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Salem College General Alumnae Association
Winston-Salem
N. C
James W. Bailey
Bluefield
Visitor Is Guest At Stuart Home
Ensign Bobby Stuart, son of Mrs. R. R. Stuart, has been assigned to the Ranger aircraft carrier. The visit is noted at the Stuart home with guests present.
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Stuart Home
Herd
Bobby Stuart
R. R
Stuart
Ranger
Gala Banquet Marks Pinnacle Lodge Assembly
The Mountain City lodge 85 Degree of Honor Protective association held a gala annual banquet in the Blue room at the Pinnacle on Feder al street. Mrs. Ollie M. Smith presided with Mrs. Ella of Beckley as guest of honor. Guests included Princeton and Beckley lodges, with remarks by Mrs. L. W. Stovall and others. Seventeen young members and a drill team staged evening gowns and guitar numbers as flowers and tables enhanced the event. The banquet featured a chicken dinner and gifts sent to state president Mrs. Nora Lazenby Ill.
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Mountain City Lodge
P. A
Erland
Ella Bird
Beckley
Ollie M. Smith
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Blue Room
Federal Street
Ella of
Princeton
L. W. Stovall
Princeton Lodge
T. Underwood
Aine
Webb
Dock Stafford
Ena A
Bride
Esther Rolen
W. J. Hayton
Ruby Worth
Margaret Farthing
William R. Webb, Jr
F. D
Nora) Lazenby
Cars
Pinnacle
Oene
Fie M. Smith
Red Men
Mrs. Bird
Lodge
Forty-Fifth Session of Supreme R A’s at First Baptist
The forty-fifth annual session of Supreme R As of the First Baptist church meets this afternoon at three o clock. Attendees are urged to attend in full.
Lilly Mountainers entertain WHIS morning program guests
Don and Dock Stafford Ray Ellens and Leslie Keith known as the Lilly Mountainers appeared on WHIS morning programs from 6 to 6 30 p m in Va Wednesday evening to play for a dance Frances Bailey admitted to St Luke s hospital for several days of treatment Mrs Hugo Holliday patient at St Luke s hospital after surgical operation Anthony Kell returned to Large Morgantown for a summer course Miss Francey Simon home for the summer from West Virginia University Anne Rish Shirley Peters and Kathleen Litton attended finals at Washington and Lee university Lexington Va Mr and Mrs Henry Warden Jr at Vanderbilt Nashville Tenn exercises to take place June Mrs I E Ney with her little son Irving Eugene from McComas visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C C Mulheren Mrs Mary Shafer with her little grandson Dicky Bond will visit Charleston to see her daughter Mrs W G Crews and her daughter Miss Mabel Shafer of Cincinnati is a guest at the Crews home
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Don
Dock Stafford
Ray Ellens
Leslie Keith
Lilly Mountainers
Frances Bailey
Lyman Bailey
St. Luke's Hospital
Hugo Holliday
East River Avenue
Anthony Kell
Morgantown
E. L. Albert
Luke's Hospital
Little Louise Brooks
L. A
Francey Simon
West Virginia
Anne Rish
Shirley Peters
Kathleen Litton
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Henry Warden, Jr
Vanderbilt
Nashville
I. E. Ney
Irving Eugene
McComas
Miner Executed in Mallory Coal Mine Accident
Logan West Virginia June 8 a mishap while operating a motor at the Mallory Coal Company No 2 mine caused the electrocution of Everett Boggs 36 of near Sandville. It was the county's second fatality since operations resumed after a general suspension.
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Logan
W. Va
Mallory Coal Company
Everett Boggs
Sandville
Forthcoming Bluefield Club Dance Promises Live Jelly Leftwich Sound
The Laissez-Faire club hosts a June 15 dance at the West Virginian hotel ballroom honoring college students home for summer. Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra will perform with Kay Keever as vocalist, broadcast nightly on NBC from Richmond Tantilla Gardens. Public invited.
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Bluefield
West Virginian
Jelly Leftwich
NBC
Tantilla Gardens
Richmond
Pamnenaes
Kay Keever
Leftwich
Ace
Conference of Girl Reserves Heads to Meeting
Boatwright staff nurse at St. Luke's Hospital to assist. Local party membersfrom Char ton Sumpter and Columbia planned participation. Helen Keller, famed lecturer, may address the group in Winston-Salem or a chartered bus may replace her if she cannot attend.
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Boatwright
St. Luke's Hospstel
Charton
Sumpter
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Attending North Carolina Conferences This Week
Miss Eulalia Francisco leaves today for Merrie-Woode in North Carolina to attend the Y W C A Business Girls conference. She travels with Miss Virginia Lee Fisher from Bluefield who joins to attend the Red Cross aquatic school at Camp Carolina in Brevard North Carolina.
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Eulalia Francisco
Merrie-Woode
N. C
Y. W. C. A. Business Girls
Bluefield
Virginia Lee Fisher
Red Cross Aquatic School
Camp Carolina
Brevard
Local visitors and travel plans noted in personals
Dave Morrisette visits from St Pia. Maude Rimmer leaves for Fairmont. R L Shelton and daughter Elizabeth depart Tuesday for a trip to the Valley of Virginia and to Richmond Ocean.
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Dave Morrisette
St. . Pia
Maude Rimmer
Fairmont
R. L. Shelton
Elizabeth
Valley of Virginia
Richmond
Ocean
Perkins Family Plans Norfolk Va Boat Trip
Greear and Mr and Mrs Walter Perkins with daughter Miss Mary Gordon Perkins will be away about two weeks. They are leaving for Norfolk Virginia, from which they will travel by boat.
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Greear
Walter Perkins
Mary Gordon Perkins
Norfolk Va
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W. T. Underwood
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Calvary Baptist Church
Winifred Cains
Franklin Street
Macdonia Shrine
White Jerusalem
Byrd
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J. B. Ragland
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
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Moses Sax
Atlanta, Ga
5554. Co
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Cox
Fr Kleer
A. W. Cox Dept
C. F. Wilson
Wilson’s
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A. H. Rogers Underwear
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