Masonic Lodge 10 Elect Officers and Honor Deputy Grand Master
Bluefield lodge No 85 will hold its annual officer election Tuesday at 7:30 in the lodge room. H F Hartley district deputy grand master for the sixteenth district of West Virginia will visit. The meeting will include a Master Mason degree conferral by Deputy Grand Lecturer G C Dunn. Refreshments follow in the temple club room.
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H. F. Hartley
Mullens
Bluefield Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Federal Street
West Virginia
Hartley
Mercer Lodge No. 160
Mr. Hartley
G. C. Dunn
Bluefield
Masonic Club
Temple
Chiropractor leader to speak at West Virginia society convention
Dr. William Charles Schulze of Chicago, president of the National College of Chiropractic and head of the Chicago General Health Service, will be main speaker at the fourteenth annual West Virginia Chiropractors Society convention in Parkersburg on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charles Schul%e
Chicago
National College of Chiropractic
Chicago General Health Service
America
West Virginia Chiropractors’ Society
Parkersburg
Schulze
Armour
Lorenz
Vienna
Lolita Armour
Rush Medical College
Paris
Berlin
Alingari
Stanley Hayes
State Association
Local Ladies' Aid and Community Notes Highlight June Gatherings
Duhring West Virginia report shows Ladies' Aid met with 24 members and a visitor. Flower fund prize won by Mrs. Will Gentle. Social hour followed business. Various residents and visitors listed with short visits, family news, and a United Mine Workers rally parade noted. Several births and hospital notes also mentioned among local social updates.
Social notes from Clift Yard and Bluefield visits
Mrs L M Moore of Spanishburg Mrs Mary Evans and Jack Evans of Roanoke were guests of Mrs A J Dillon Friday Mrs Will Dillon and Mr and Mrs Clayton Dillon of Florida are visiting relatives here S L Fanning Fr Mullin and Caddler were in Bluefield Saturday Mae Dillon spent Wednesday night with relatives at Maybeury Mrs CC Mullin and daughter Vera Mrs J C Mitchell and Edgar Mabe shopped in Bluefield Thursday Paul Dillon spent the week end in Bluefield with Lee Campbell M H Shrader and son Eugene attended the funeral of Charlie Albert Pipestem Saturday Mrs A J Dillon and Miss Clara Dillon shopped in Bluefield Miss Alma Carner and Allene Johnston of Goodwill visited Mrs Viola Mullin Thursday Miss Gladys Moore of Spanishburg is visiting her sister Mrs A J Dillon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clift Yard
L. M. Moore
Spanishburg
Mary Evans
Jack Evans
Roanoke
A. J. Dillon
Will Dillon
Clayton Dillon
Florida
S. L. Fanning
Fr Mullin
Caddler
Bluefield
Saturay
Mae Dillon
Maybeury
CC. B. Mullin
Vera
J. C. Mitchell
Edgar Mabe
Paul Dillon
Lee Campbell
M.H. Shrader
Eugene
Charlie Albert
Pipestem
Clara Dillon
Alma Carner
Allene Johnston
Goodwill
Viola Mullin
Gladys Moore
Keystone Welcomes New Baptist Pastor West
The local Keystone Baptist church has called Rev Richard West of Thomasville North Carolina to lead. He plans to arrive June 26 to begin pastoral work and preach July 1. His wife and three sons will join later, by late August.
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Keystone
W. Va
R. J. Taylor
Calvary Church
Bluefield
Richard West
Thomasville
N. C
Mr. West
Delphian Chapter Honors Retiring President Vaughan
Mrs. H. D. Vaughan, retiring president of the Pocahontas Delphian chapter, hosted a spring-themed meeting at the Caffee apartments. The program on Literary Figures of the Late Renaissance featured Mrs. W. D. Hite as leader in Mrs. Fisher’s absence, with several members participating. A farewell gift from the group and a color-coordinated salad plate marked the occasion. New officers for the coming year include Mrs. J. A. Bennett as president and Mrs. W. M. Fisher, vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Vaughan
Pocahontas Delphian
Caffee Apartments
W. M. Fisher
W. D. Hite
C. M. Eddy
Louise Noel
R. A. Ruff
C. W. Fletcher
T. W. Zink
J. A. Bennett
T. E. Calloway
Emma Peters circle June meeting at Angove home
The Emma Peters circle of the Baptist church held its June meeting Wednesday afternoon at leader Mrs Robert Angove’s home with assistant leader Mrs S M Edwards in charge. The 116th Psalm was read and prayer offered by Mrs Sullivan. After a financial offering discussion plans to carry on the circle’s work were made. A social period followed with a party plate served. Attendees included Mrs Edwards Mrs R L Hatcher Mrs Navy Mrs George Wakeland Mrs Ray McCrickard Mrs Britten Mrs Sullivan Mrs Angove and visitor Mrs Glen Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Peters
Stella Barbery circle meets for Methodist study
The Stella Barbery circle of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Harry J. Giles home with Mrs. Conley Wallace as cohostess. Ten members and three visitors attended. Mrs. C. B. Bowers led a study on The Methodist Church Its Message and Work. Plans include a chicken supper June 20 at the Methodist church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Barbery
Woman's Minsionary Society
Harry J. Giles
Conley Wallace
C. B. Bowers
Methodist Church
Giles
G. T. Jordan
Bruce
J. B. Dorton
W. C. Houchins
Luther Franklin
T. D. Nutter
Lovely Birthday Party for Evelyn Davie
Mrs Raleigh Davis hosted a pink and white birthday party for her daughter Evelyn Davie on Wednesday afternoon at their home. Guests included Betty Angove Jacqueline Beasley Elsie Bruce Jackie Calloway Eve lyn Davis Harold Davis and many others with games refreshments and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Davis
Evelyn Davie
Betty Angove
Jaqueline Beasley
Elsie Bruce
Jackie Calloway
Evelyn
Harold Davis
Betty Lou Heneley
Betty Hall
Inez Beavers
Virginia Leslie
Charlotte
Betty McCrickard
Joyce
Judy Pennington
Dorothy Peterman
Prelyn Pais
Lucy
Betty Johnson
Mae Cook
Mary Ham
Coretta
Ruth Smoot
Berta Vavellio
Dorothy Williams
Buddy Wakeland
Mothers' Club Quilting Party Funds Charity Sale
The Mothers' club of Burke Hollow hosted a quilting party at the Burke Hollow schoolhouse on Tuesday afternoon. A quilt was completed and will be sold to raise money for sick fruits and other charitable uses. Members present included Mrs. Vanshopten, Woolwine, Hart, Brevins, Gilbert, and Hamer. Another quilting event is planned for Tuesday, June 19, at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Mothers’ Club of
Burke- Hollow
Burke-Hollow
P. Vanshopten
H. Woolwine
C. Hart
C. Brevins
A. Gilbert
J. Hamer
Tuessday
Recitals and Church Notices From Local Commencement
Musical recital highlights from Mrs. C. M. Eddy pupils with stagescapes of ferns and peonies. Advanced program earns loud applause. Church notices cover Baptist Episcopal Methodist sessions and a circle meeting with lessons on The Methodist Church. Attending assembly details Emory and Henry college students. Home talent play Here Comes Charlie draws crowd. visiting Taunton MD Olga Steineke vacation with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Eddy
Venice
Catherine Harman
Mary Gammon
Leonora Seligman
Beatrice Courtney
Eunice Dooley
Vanda Vecellio
Reva Toreman
Mary Staples
Harriet Smith
Ruth Bruce
Edith Courtney
Thelma Waréy
Young People’s Department of
The
Methodist Church
Emory and Henry College
Circle Will Meet Baptist Circle No 2
Mrs Sam Robertson leads Circle No 2 with a regular meeting set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs W French Local church group convenes to discuss plans and activities and schedule forthcoming events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Robertson
W. French
Local Residents Take Short Leaves and Visit Friends
Chicago garners a 30 day leave to visit parents Mr and Mrs G W Hawthorne and relatives. Princeton trio Frank Keesee Evelyn and Irene Cook visit Danville Lynchburg and Clover Va. Tommy Lacks returns to New Castle Va after visiting his aunt Mrs B. Juble Meyers Ironton residents noted. Rae Fox and Virginia Whitworth of Pocahontas visited Miss June White. Bess Sowers Helen Bernard visited Meadowview. Mrs W P Beane and nieces trip to Bluefield Tazewell and Roanoke. Pat White and Fred White hosts for weekend. Carl Albert Deskins W D McDowell F L Ray and Ruth Lavrick attend Ray Matz dance revue in Bluefield. Margaret Deekins and Jonet McDowell participated. Mrs F G Keesee Mrs W B Cook Mrs William McNew and Miss Pinore Mae Servine Evelyn Keesee shopped in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. W. Hawthorne
Frank Keesee
Evelyn
Irene Cook
J. D. Keesee
Princeton
Danville
Lynchburg
Clover
Tommy Lacks
New Castle
Juble Meyers
Ironton
S. M. Edwards
Rae Fox
Virginia Whitworth
Pocahontas
June White
Bess Sowers
Helen Bernard
F. G. Keesee
W. B. Cook
William McNew
Pinore Mae Servine
Evelyn Keesee
Bluefield
Personal Notices of Local Residents and Travels
Bernard Woodyard recovering after Saturday automobile crash and leaving hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Dillard to visit Century of Progress in Chicago. Miss Lucy Edwards visited Marion Virginia relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson in Welch. Mrs. C. E. Elliott to Huntington for six week social service course. Mrs. J. L. Meek visiting sister S. M. Edwards after return from Marion trip. Miss Irene Cook to Clover Virginia for a summer job and UVA attendance this fall. Mr. and Mrs. George Wakeland visiting Louisville. Mrs. Harry Quennon and daughter Barbara travel to Huntington to visit relatives. Harry Hawthorne associated with U. S. military or agency.
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Bernard Woodyard
Winfred Dillard
Chicago
Lucy Edwards
Marion
C. C. Johnson
Welch
C. E. Elliott
Huntington
J. L. Meek
S. M. Edwards
Irene Cook
W. B. Cook
Clover
University of Virginia
George Wakeland
Louisville
Harry Quennon
Barbara
Harry Hawthorne
U. S
Circle News From Bramwell Circles 1 2 and 3
Bramwell West Virginia June 9 The monthly meeting of Circle No 1 was held at Emma O Briens home with 14 present Mrs J W Johnson conducted the meeting Mrs Hurst offered the prayer Mrs Johnson read a World Outlook article Mrs Powell accepted the office of mission study leader for the year Reports from officers present were given Mrs M E Brooks drew the flower fund prize The circle quilt squares will be put together and on Wednesday members will meet at the home of Mrs S W Tabor to quilt all day Bring sandwiches The next meeting will be with Mrs Dean Miller and Mrs Spiver at Mrs Millers home June 28 The revival begins July 1 with Dr M A Stevenson of Bluefield as preacher Miss Emma OBrien assisted by Mrs Thornton and Mrs Powell served refreshments Circle No 2 met Thursday evening at Mrs T J Thompson home with eight members and seven visitors Plans were made for serving the Men s club banquet Refreshments were served The July meeting will be with Mrs Leo Haynes Circle No 8 Circle No 3 met Tuesday evening with Mrs J S Osborne 18 members and one visitor Mrs W R Leathor and Miss Ena Yost read the prayer Mrs Hayden World Outlook Refreshments were served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
W. Va
Circle No. 1
Emma O'Brien
J. W. Johnson
Hurst
Johnson
World Outlook
Powell
Mission Study
M. EK. Brooks
Flower Fund
Thornton
Social Notes From East Radford And Nearby Areas
Miss Maude Smith spent the weekend with Mrs. Agnes Wall in East Radford. Miss Minnie Moore is a patient in Bluefield sanitarium after an operation on Tuesday. Miss Betty J. Craft will leave Monday to visit her grandparents in Bedford. Students home for summer include Suzanne Smith Ethel Bowen J H Bowen and others. The Rickmans spent the weekend in Wytheville and Bluefield visitors were in Bluefield Friday. Freedom from Liberty reports a Boston scene where Sarah expresses wanting liberty no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Smith
Agnes Wall
East Radford
Minnie Moore
Bluefield
Betty J. Craft
W. R. Waltere
Bedford
Suzanne Smith
Ethel Bowen
J. H. Bowen
J. Bryant Jr
Percy McElrath
James Ellwood
Dorothy Hill
Marie Wilson
J. H. Rickman
Goldie Rickman
Wytheville
Liberty Granted Amid Chelsea Case Court Hearing
The court granted a liberty request citing cruelty as the ground. The defendant asserted she sought freedom and requested release from David Liberty of Chelsea, emphasizing her desire for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Liberty
Chelsea
First Church of God Matoaka Programs and Revival
The First Church of God in Matoaka West Virginia announces Sunday School at 10 a m, morning service at 11, and evening service at 7 45 led by Rev Paul W Cook who will speak at both services. A two week revival closes Sunday night with many converts and a young people’s society organized under Mrs J T Williams. The society meets Sundays at 6 30 with planned programs. Pastor Rev J T Williams invites all to worship.
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Church Notices Baptist Church
F. L. Ray
P. m
Grace Episcopal Church
Carlton H. Fox
Methodist Church
E. C. Williams
G. T. Jordan
F. F. Courtney
Matoaka
W. Va
Paul W. Cook
Young People's Society
J. T. Williams
Counslor
Young People’s Society
New accident policy promises up to 100 a month
The Sterling Casualty Insurance Co offers a low cost policy covering disability up to 100 monthly for 24 months and 1000 for death for 3.65 per year. Open to ages 10 to 70 without exam, a 10 day free inspection, and immediate mail enrollment with age and beneficiary details.
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Sterling Casualty Insurance Co
la Salle-Wacker
Chicago
Ill
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P. Arrington
Boissevain
F. H. Hurst
Chess Hurst
G. W. Hilderbrandt
Dott
United Mine Workers
Kelly Dillon
Kelley Bernard
Cecil Jones
Bluefield Sanitarium
Henry Arrington
V. C. Jordan
Tazewell
Allan
Andrew Johnson
Albert
Pipestein
Earl
Jettie Foy
Alma
Keystone, W. VA
R. M. Gonde
J. B. Painter
H. B. Reynolds, H Vaughan
H. J. Giles and
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Auifo Sleltmical Service
Emma Johnson
William Conlon
H. P. Evane
H. P. Mitchell
T. C. Farmer
Mesdames
R. M. Goode
H. H. Calloway
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A. L. Drinkard
J. W. Staples
Conlon
Bertha Smith
Gene Stratton Jordan
Charlie
W. R. Hill
F. K. Courtney
Olga Steineke
M. D
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Taunton, Mass
Theodore Steineke
J. BF. Thornton
Circle NO
Circle No. 2
T. J Thompson
Leo Haynes
J. S. Osborne
W. R. Leathcr
Mies Ena Yost
Hayden
Boston
Mass
Sarah
First Church OF God
Karpen
Kentucky
Simmons
Bluekield Furniture Company
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