Daily Vacation Bible School Opens in South Bluefield
The ninth annual Daily Vacation Bible School opened Monday at 9 oclock for South Bluefield churches. Enrollment reached 126 with classes at Trinity Methodist College Avenue Baptist and Westminster Presbyterian. Beginners 12 primary 46 juniors 47 intermediate 21. Thirty eight teachers volunteer. The session runs through June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bluefield
Trinity Methodist
College Avenue Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Church
Trinity
College Avenue Church
Ellasue Wagner Circle to Meet at Albemarle Street Home
The Ellasue Wagner circle of the W M S Bland Street Methodist church will gather Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the home of leader Mrs George Williams on Albemarle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellasue Wagner
Bland Street Methodist Church
George Williams
Albemarle Street
Covered-dish supper at First Christian church Bethany hall
Ruth circle and Loyal Daughters class hold their regular monthly meeting this evening at 6 30 in Bethany hall of the First Christian church Mrs Ben S Johnson will lead the program and attendees are urged to bring food for the covered-dish supper A large turnout is expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
Loyal Daughters
First Christian Church
Ben S. Johnson
Béthany Hall
Grace Epworth League Meeting Debates Advertising Theme
The Grace Epworth League held a Sunday evening meeting led by Roy Smithdéal with Frank Sprinkle in charge of the long service. Scripture was read by Miss Hélén Gregory, and a prayer by Miss Mary Sue Tynes. The discussion on "The Christian, and Advertising" featured Misa Ann Wickham and Glenn Canaday. Leaguers were urged to attend the Tri-distrib union meeting at Bland Street Methodist Church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Epworth League
Roy Smithdéal
Frank Sprinkle
Birth of Daughter Dorothy Lillian to Eck map couple
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Green of Eck map are the parents of a daughter named Dorothy Lillian born to Mrs. Green who is a niece of Mrs. A. M. Crawford of Giles Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Green
Eckmap
Dorothy Lillian
Green
A. M. Crawford
Giles Street
Thin City
College Avenue Women’s Missionary Circles Meet
College Avenue Baptist church circles of the Woman’s Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at 2 30. Circle 1 led by Mrs T J Phelps with Mrs J A Burton 618 North Street Circle 2 led by Mrs Ray Graham with Mrs BE W Rutherford 701 Rockbridge Street Circle 3 led by Mrs G W Lavender with Mrs 8 T Robinson 341 Union Street Circle 4 led by Mrs J G Stone with Mrs M O Carpenter Bluefield College Circle 5 led by Mrs W R Portia with Mrs Portis 2280 Toledo Circle 6 led by Mrs G M Cruise with Mrs F R Christie Cumberland Road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
College Avenue Baptist Church
T. J. Phelps
J. A. Burton
North Street
Ray Graham
BE. W. Rutherford
Rockbridge Street
G. W. Lavender
M. O. Carpenter
Bluefield College
W. R. Portia
Portis
Toledo Street
G. M. Cruise
F. R. Christie
Cumberland Road
Chorus rehearsals and church circle meet this evening
The chorus under Mrs. Thomas Lipford rehearses at 6 at the Y quarters. The Marion Peterkin circle of Christ Episcopal Church convenes at 7 45 with Miss Eleanor Jennings at College avenue apartments. Members without United Thank offering are asked to bring it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Peterkin
Christ Episcopal Church
Eleanor Jennings
College Avenue Apartments
Trinity Epworth League Glimpse The Christian And Advertising
The Trinity Epworth League met Sunday evening with Don Stafford presiding. The program opened with Sweeter As the Years Go By and prayer led by Rev J F Barnett. Stafford led discussion on the subject and Forward Through the Ages was sung. A Tri-District union meeting is announced for Friday at 7 45 pm at Bland Methodist church with Hazel Gallimore named as next Sunday's leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Epworth League
Don Stafford
J. F. Barnett
Stafford
Tri-District Union
Bland Methodist Church
Hazel Gallimore
Ladies Day at Bluefield Country Club Hosts Two Ladies
Mrs. Frank Bane and Mrs. J. H. Kabler will host Ladies Day at the Bluefield Country Club today. The format will feature a low gross and low net competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bane
J. H. Kabler
Bluefield Country Club
Y W C publicity committee to meet Thursday
The publicity committee of the Y W C o A Mra E T Tyree is convened at the Y on Thursday at 1 15 PM. The brief notice calls members to attend and discuss upcoming events and publicity plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Co. A. Mra
E. T. Tyree
Organ And Piano Recital At Immanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Canseil presents his pupils in an organ and piano recital Friday at 8 PM at Immanuel Lutheran Church. The public is cordially invited to attend this community concert and enjoy student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Canseil
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Young Women's Council Meets At Y Tonight
The Young Women's Council of the Y W C A chaired by Mrs T B Peters will convene at 7 this evening at the Y quarters Miss Effie Louder milk serves in Peters absence guiding the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Council of
The
T. B. Peters
Y. Quarters
Effie Loudermilk
Peters
Williamson Memorial Dance Sponsored by Cotillion Club
The Cotillion club will sponsor a dance at the Memorial building in Williamson on Friday evening June 22. Music will be provided by Harry Reser and his Clicquot Club Eskimos with original selections by Reser, famed as the world’s greatest banjoist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Williamson
Cotillion Club
Harry Reser
Clicquot Club Eskimon
Circle Meeting Of Westminister Woman's Auxiliary
Circle Meeting Circle 3 of Westmin ster Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at 3 PM. Mrs W C Croye will lead with Mrs N S Hampton of College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. C. Croye
Hampton
College Avenue
Local Personal News Briefs From Roanoke And Nearby
Mina Mary Sayers of College avenue has returned home after visiting Roanoke. D. R. Sayers and Mrs. Sayers with daughters were weekend guests of Mrs. Sayers brother B. Y. Peery at Coeburn Virginia. Paul and Katherine are noted among those traveling in the area. Col J J Faggert is slightly improved. Randolph Kidd of Roanoke spent Sunday with his parents on Mulberry Street. Mr and Mrs Elmo Clark plan return home today to Richmond after visiting relatives, with Miss Margaret Ruth Stafford accompanying Mrs Clark. Mrs H B Ryder and son Harry of Panama City Florida visit Mrs Ryder’s mother on Union street. Mr Ryder will join about July 1 by motor. Mrs J I McComas, guest of her daughter Mrs H H Cheatham, returns to Huntington. Mrs Audra Steward entered St Luke’s hospital for treatment last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Mary Sayers
College Avenue
Roanoke
D. R. Sayers
Elmo Clark
Richmond
Clark
Margaret Ruth Stafford
H. 8S. Ryder
Harry
Panama City
Fla
Ryder
John T. Shelton
Shelton
Union Street
J. I. McComas
H. H. Cheatham
Cheatham
Huntington
Audra Steward
S&st. Luke’s Hospital
Charming program by Children Of Synagogue at Ahavath Sholem
Sunday evening at the Jewish Synagogue Ahavath Sholem featured closing exercises of the Sunday school. Miss Sylvia Wagner Manuel Block and Sidney Lenett led a program by the forty families of the congregation with twenty six in the Sunday school enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahavath Sholem
Sylvia Wagner
Manuel Block
Sidney Lenett
Jay Rodgin
Freida Dietz
Princeton
Jerry Frank
Shirley Gottlieb
Philip Effron
Stanley Baker
Alvin Platnick
Reuben Dietz
Rosalyn Kammer
Miss Wagner
Shirley Lenett
Temple of Jerusalem
Stanley Gottlieb
Evelyn Gail Gilbert
Morgantown
Kinder garten awards given at Ahavath Sholem program
Miss Sylvia Wagner arranged the kindness awards for the kindergarten pupils. Sidney Lenett presided over the essay contest and impressed the audience with earnestness and efficiency. The Sisterhood of Ahavath Sholem then presented small candy boxes to all Sunday school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Wagner
Sidney Lenett
Sisterhood of
Ahavath Sholem
Society News Notes From Bluefield and Nearby
Mrs. George Lee improves at home 628 Frederick Street from a fall. Miss Eulalia Francisco returns from Marshall College Huntington. Miss Janie Marie Lambert spends June in Petersburg Virginia with her father O K Lambert. Mr and Mrs H W Speiden visit Morgantown with their son Henry. Charles Armistead home from West Virginia University to summer at C M T camp Louisville. Margaret Speiden of Marshall sister to H W Speiden visits. Mrs E E Weckerly spends weeks at former home Vandegriff Pennsylvania. Robert Green leaves with H B Slocum for Montgomery W Va contracting job. Bernice Steckler returns to Bluefield from West Virginia University to summer with Stecklers Union Street. John Pankey home from Duke University for summer with parents. Mrs Mary L Keister passes weekend from Roanoke with Valentine family. Mrs A M Carnes from Elkhorn with Mr Carnes in Bluefield Sanatorium. Mr and Mrs C J Stephene and Richard return from vacation to Ohio Indiana Tennessee. Mrs C F Haun and children visit Raven Richlands Wardell Va and return. Miss Dorothy Taylor visits Blacksburg and attends VPI finals. Mrs C P Claytor slowly improving at 700 Highland Avenue. Additional society news on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee
Frederick Street
Eulalia Francisco
EB. W. Francisco
Marshall College
Huntington
Janie Marie Lambert
Petersburg
O. K. Lambert
H. W. Speiden
Morgantown
Henry Speiden
Charles Armistead
West Virginia University
Louisville
Margaret Speiden
Marshall
Speiden
Rogers Street
E. E. Weckerly
Vandegriff
Robert Green
T. C. Green
Shenandoah Avenue
Slocum
Montgomery
W. Va
Bernice Steckler
Bluefield
S. Steckler
Union Street
John Pankey
Duke University
Durham
N. C
W. A. Pankey
Mary L. Keister
Roanoke
D. O. Valentine
Augusta Street
A. M. Carnes
Elkhorn
Carnes
Bluefield Sanitarium
C. J. Stephene
Richard
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
C. F. Haun
Carleen
Jimmy
Raven, Richlands
Wardell
Dorothy Taylor
Blacksburg
V. P. IT
C. P. Claytor
Highland Avenue
New Face Powder MELLO-GLO Promises Longevity
A French process named MELLO-GLO claims to keep makeup on longer while reducing the appearance of large pores. It promises a youthful bloom, smooth spread, and non irritation. Priced at 50 cents and $1.00.
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District Pythian Sisters
May Whitworth
Maybeury Temple
W. W. McNeal
Pythian Sisters of
West Virginia
Pythian Hall
Pocahontas
Maybeurry Temple
This City
Montcalm
Golden Rod
Matoaka
Setliff Temple
Crumpler
Kimball
Mayflower
Anna Schramm
Piedmont
Pythian Sisters
Elkins
Thomas H. Scott
June Woolridge
Pythian Sisters of Virginia
Heath Myers
Pythian
Bluefield Temple
Montcalm Temple
FE. L. Albert
Henry Fortune
Anna Marie Nichols
Katherine Shupe
Checkerboard Dollar Store
Princeton Ave
Bluefield, W. VA
Thomas Lipford
Big Sister
Johnny
Post
General Foods
Tyla TN
Young Women’s Council
Children of Synagogue
Bert Benjamin
Sidney Schlossberg
Sidney Wagner
Sidneys
Sidney Sennett
Sidney Kwass
Ruth Block
Harry Kleiman
Henry Rodgin
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Kwass
B'nai B'rith
And
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mase
Thedford
Tang Ste
Appalachian Electric Power
OTIS
Norge
Norge Corporation
Borg-Warner Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
McNutt Furniture CO
Princeton, W. VA
Koppers Stores, Inc
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