Jummer Styles Weather Of No
A sunny scene at the Tuxedo park horse show with Mrs Norvin H Green and her daughters in matching frocks and hats. Mrs George B St George rides Polly while Fellowes Gordon wears a white silk frock and crin hat. Belmont races feature Mrs Harry Payne Whitney in a black and white foulard frock. Novelty jewelry, raincoats, and tweeds blend with summer attire as jodhpurs remain popular for riders.
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Betty Scuyler
New York
Tuxedo Park
Norvin H. Green
Amy
Nancy
George B. St. George
Polly
Fellowes Gordon
Pallaisson
E. Roland Harriman
Edward A. Hurd
Amory
Carhart
Harry Payne Whitney
Whichone
Havemeyer Butt
Belmont
de Forest Alexander
Fanny Moore
Charles Reed
Marian Wicks
Loyal Daughters' Bible Class Meeting at Y W C A
The Loyal Daughters' Bible class at Trinity Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting this evening at the Y W C A quarters on Federal Street. Mrs L B Lemons serves as teacher and a large attendance is urged by hostesses including Mrs B D Turner Mrs W A Counts Mrs J H Powell Mrs Lee Wright Mrs Lola Lambert and Mrs Oscar Mitchell.
Belmont Races Fashion Show Headlines Rainwear Versus Summer Attire
Mrs. DeForest Alexander and Fanny Moore lead spectators in a scene at the Belmont races where raincoats and tweeds share the spotlight with light summer outfits.
Grace Wesleyan Bible Class Serves Dinner at 6:50
The Grace Wesleyan Bible class hosts a church dinner at 6 50 this evening drawing a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wesleyan Bible Class
Music Culture club chosen at studio meeting
The Music Culture club named after the new adult music group was chosen at a Wednesday meeting in Miss Gertrude Watts studio. Dues are set at 1 annually and the club plans biweekly gatherings with study and musical programs featuring Miss Marion Smith and Miss Gladys Cash among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Watts
R. J. Cousin
Sarah Bowen
Lascia Chi’o Piange
Malcolm Lawson
Gladys Cash
Dubussey
Lucia
Leschetisky-Donizetti
Picnic Postponed By Trinity Sunday School Group
The 2 o'clock picnic of the primary department of Trinity Sunday school is postponed indefinitely. A new date will probably be announced next Sunday.
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Trinity Sunday School
Bluefield Quota Club meets in president's absence
With Mrs. Nettle Wass-Steele absent, Miss Minnie Weaver presided at Bluefield Quota Club noon meeting at the West Virginia hotel. Guest Herbert Markle of Appalachian Electric Power spoke on new rates, while Mrs. C. W. Dickey entertained with solos. Mrs. Phillips announced a WHIS radio program Monday at 6 30, led by Ruth Rader. Mary Louise Phillips attends with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Wass-Steele
Edgewood Road
Bluefield
Pythian Sisters Meeting Called at Bluefield Hall
Pythian Sisters Bluefield temple No. 83 will meet this evening at the Pythian Engineers hall. All officers and members are requested to be present. Visitors are always welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Engineers’ Hall
Treat Gall Stone Colic With Safe Inexpensive Care
Gall stone colic care advice urges avoiding surgery and seeking sensible painless treatment from The Drug Co at 812 40asonic Temple Minneapolis Minnesota. Literature promises proven liver and gall bladder remedies with a 28 year track record and money back guarantee. Cut this out for literature and prescription details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trome Drug Co
Asonic Temple
Minneapolis
Minn
Dance Tonight Hosted by Bluefield Lions Club
The Bluefield Lions Club sponsors a dance this evening from 9 to 1 at the West Virginian with music by Rice's Southerners. The event invites the community to join for entertainment and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Lions
Rice
Social Evangelistic Center program at Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist group 1 of the Young People's Missionary society met Tuesday with 19 members and 3 visitors. Fay Looney led the program on Social Evangelistic Center in Korea. Delilah Taylor spoke on John Wesley Gilbert. Miss Blanche Armentrout sang No Longer Lonely. New member Mrs Bernard o welcomed. Budget update and offering for Korea given. Social hour followed. Mrs Greiser hosted a bridge party next at Ramsey Street with Mrs Cecil and Mrs St Clair as guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Church
W. E. Debrick
A. M. Wilburn
Mary Ellen
Effie Harris
Pearls Street
Jennie Lou Tynes
John Wesley Gilbert
Delilah Taylor
Blanche Armentrout
Evelyn Cowling
Bernardo
Menor
K. FE. Greiser
Ramsey Street
J. FP. Cecil
Miami
Fla
C. T. St. Clair Jr
Richmond
Greieer
C. G. Hancock
Cecil
Mrs. St. Clair
Mamie Lee Baldwin
Bluefield
C. H. Elsom
Hancock
Washington Apartments
Mrs. Cecil
Circle No 4 meeting at 1811 Jefferson Street
Circle No 4 of W M A at First Christian Church will meet Friday at 2 30 pm at the home of leader Mrs I S Nichols 1811 Jefferson Street.
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First Christian Church
I. S. Nichols
Jefferson Street
Hannah Truth Seekers Social at Trinity Methodist Church
The Hannah Truth Seekers Bible class at Trinity Methodist Church will hold a social meeting in the classroom this evening at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Trinity Methodist Church
iit _momivere
Globe Trotters Club Meets at Y Tonight
The Globe Trotters club gathers at the Y tonight at six for Red Cross needlework. All members are urged to attend.
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Globe Trotters’ Club
Wingfield-Baylers wedding in Johnson City Tennessee
Mrs. Claude T. Wingfield announces the marriage of Theresa Wingfield to Mr. Joe H. Baylers on Sunday June 8 1930 in Johnson City Tennessee at home 12 Holston apartment. The bride formerly from Bluefield and the groom son of Mr. and Mrs. BE Bayless works in the H R King company men’s clothing department. Congratulations are extended to the couple.
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Joe H. Baylers
Johnson City
Tennessee
Holston
Bluefield
Mr. Bayless
BE. R. Bayless
H. R. King Company
Shrine club invites for June dance at West Virginian
The Bluefield Shrine club sponsors an invitation benefit dance at the West Virginian hotel on Friday June 20. The event promises to be one of the season’s best dances. The committee prepares to entertain a large crowd. All Masons urged to invite friends. Rice's Southerners will provide the music.
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Bluefield Shrine Club
West Virginian Hotel
Rice
Birthday party for Ann Jeanette Meador at Blue Field Avenue
Ann Jeanette Meador celebrated her eighth birthday with a party from 2 30 to 4 30 on Tuesday afternoon at 17123 Blue Field Avenue. Elizabeth Ann Anderson won a pinning the donkey tail prize and Donald Kenneth Sites won the prize for the prettiest baby present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jeanette Meador
Bluefield Avenue
Elizabeth Ann Anderson
Donald Kenneth Sites
Meador
Bernard Knox
Dorothy Jean Parks
Carol Wills
Betty Lou Beals
Elaine Carden
Ella Mae Lester
Pearl Lester
Henrietta Mahood
Polly Jane Mahood
Betty Jane Smith
John Lester Jr
Dan Baker
David Baker
Bobby Scott
Buddy Williams
Harry Phillips Jr
Donald Kenneth Suce
Junior Philathea class meets at YWCA. Miss Tilson leads
The Junior Philathea class of First Baptist held its monthly meeting Tuesday at the YWCA with Miss Effie Loudermilk as hostess. Twenty five members and three visitors attended. Miss Mary Winter led a devotional and Miss Pansy Tilson presided, followed by a bon voyage game and a shower for Miss Margaret Lazenby departing for a two month tour abroad. Refreshments were served.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Effie Loudermilk
Mary Winter
Pansy Tilson
Margaret Lazenby
Cheyneys Travel with Relatives Across States
Mr and Mrs C I Cheyney return from Lynchburg with daughter Elnora, also Mary and Mrs Nora Craft join to Pembroke and back to Bluefield. Sylvia Matz of Louisville visits brother Max Matz. Max Turk from Tulane University expected in coming week. Mr and Mrs EB G Otey of Meadville PA visiting Mrs Otey relatives in Pulaski VA and plan a visit here.
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C. I. Cheyney
Lynchburg
Elnora Cheyney
Lynchburg College
Mary
EB. G. Otey
Meadville
Otey
Pulaski
Local residents seen visiting and traveling for family health
The column lists numerous individuals and families visiting relatives across towns. J L Miller prepares for a serious operation, Mrs E G Palmer remains ill with family at her bedside, and visitors include C B Hole Jr and family, W K McDowell heading to Lewisburg for vocational talks, plus several others from Wheeling to Princeton and Marshall College.
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J. L. Miller
Jimmy Rantis
Washington
JL. BE. Bades
Lick Creek
W. Va
Eades
E. G. Palmer
S. W. Duncan
Berwind
Mr. Duncan
W. E. E. Koepler
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
C. B. Hole Jr
Patricia
Greensboro
N. C
George M. Barger Jr
W. K. McDowell
Lewisburg
Presbyterian Young People’s Conference
Grace
H. B. Graybill
L. Z. Brown
Wheeling
Elizabeth Francis
Marshall College
Huntington
C. E. Francis
Third Street
J. R. Carter
Treasurers Robbed by Payroll Bandits in Pittsburgh
A payroll robbery spree hits Pittsburgh as three armed bandits kidnap A. H. Silverbelt, treasurer of the American Coat and Apron Supply, force him to drive to a park and flee with 2363 dollars. The previous day the same trio robbed the People's-Pittsburgh Trust east branch, taking 2039 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
A. H. Silverbelt
American Coat and Apron Supply Company
Silverbelt
People's-Pittsburgh Trust Company
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Sonderfy
Ellogy
Battle Creek
Music Culture Club
Young People’s Society
Mrs. Greiser
Hannah Truth
Red Cross
Claude T. Wingfield
Theresa
Shrine Club
G.I. A
Moose Hall
Philathea Meeting
Bluefiel
D National Bank
George Spangler
Memorial Hospital
Williamson
St. Luke's Hospital
Stowers Street
Elise Kellam
Little Eon
Bradfield Co
Atlante
Boots
Martin
Mister K
Yue
Franz
Nour Wighness
Aly
Oowaa Hote
Aadohek
Appalachian Electric Power Co
North Carolina
Lydia E. Pitable
Bernice M. Murray
Colonial Street
Waterville
Maine
Lydia Binkham
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