Salvation Army closes transient department in Bluefield
Due to funds shortage the Salvation Army shuts its Bluefield transient department, with Adjutant K E Moss noting less than 50 cents of the budget comes from the Bluefield area. The group will not care for transients except by community collections until funds allow reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
K. E. Moss
Bluefield Corps
King of the
Bluefield Emerg
Moss
Moss Thero
Reaper Department
Eecal
Circle meetings greet Cedar Bluff group and visitors
Cedar Bluff Virginia June 11 reports Circle no. 1 hosting a meeting at Mrs. William One's home with seven members and two visitors. Circle no. 2 met at the same hour with nine members and two visitors present led by hostess Mrs. J. T. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluff
Circle
Earr
William One
Circle No. 2
J. T. Wilson
Cedar Bluff CEC Attends Lake Pocahontas Camp
Cedar Bluff Presbyterian Christian Endeavor sent Cleo Hall Nancy Norman Mary Goodwin Bessie Blake Brown Dawson Harding and Junior Wilson to Lake Pocahontas camp at Meadow View Virginia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluff
Woman's Missionary Society meets on Japan theme
The W M 8 meets Thursday afternoon with Miss Helen Repass and others hosting. The program Building the Kingdom of God in Japan featured Miss Bessie Peeryose, with members Mrs Nixon Henry Luttrell Mrs Mitchell and others attending. A new member joined and12 members were served cream cake and lemonade, planning a joint Cedar Bluff and Maxwell lawn meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
The
Methodist Church
Helen Repass
A. Nelson
Nixon
Japan
Amie
Bessie Peeryose
Enry Luttrell
A. L. Mitchell
Leke Beavers
H. E. Lovelace
Cedar Bluff and
Maxwell Society
Personal notices from Bluefield readers and local deaths
Mrs. C P Russell and daughter Loraine of Bluefield dined with Mr and Mrs John Hall. Pauline Russell visits Lorine Russell Bluefield. Mrs L L Sheres Zenith W Va visits. J H Vance of Augusta Ga and Mrs Nanie Adkins and Mr Walter A Hause visit then return home. Funeral for R Helton 59 Bluefield held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Russell
Loraine
Bluefield
John Hall
Bailey Campbell
Northfork
Andy Hall
L. Brown
J. R. Hilton
Pauline Russell
Lorine Russell
L. L. Sheres
Zenith
W. Va
H. H. Vance
Augusta
Georgia
Nanie E. Adkins Bei
Walter A
Hause
Walter Keene
Edward
Lorrine
James McGuire
Bournville
Lance Luttrell
R. M. Russell
Ripplemead
Solan
Cedar Bluffs
R. Helton
Mulberry Street
John Dawson
Charlie Brown
Glen
J. R. Elton
Montcalm Community News Notes and Local Events
Montcalm West Virginia reports on Mrs Sam Lawson and others visiting Ceres, free skating at G T Riggs rink, voter registration for August, Lula Belle Miller visiting, WHIS radio program by Dan Stafford group, Woman’s Missionary Society meeting at Montcalm Methodist, planned weiner roast, and incomplete note on mining exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montcalm
W. Va
Sam Lawson
Bascom Powers
Wilson Shrewsbury
Ceres
G. T. Riggs
John Wall
JR. Dunn
Lula Belle Miller
Wytheville
Aera
H. O. Mowell
Dan Stafford
Lilly Mountaineers
Jesus
Albert Munsey
Adam Ford
W. C. Burgess
Tom Browning
Woman's Missionary Society
Montcalm Methodist Chure
Robert Ee
Oe Ann
Laters
R. 8. Kennedy
Midway
Hampden-Sydney Summer School Opens At Bluefield
Hampden-Sydney college summer school opens Monday at Bluefield college with Dr. Edwin C. Wade announcing the start. Faculty arrivals include H. B. Overcash director of the program and Dr. R. C. Beale. Courses in history economics foreign languages math and science offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden-Sydney College
Bluefield College
Edwin C. Wade
H. B. Overcash
R. C. Beale
Ashland
Sanners
Ashley couple wed in Manchester England return home
Mr and Mrs C W Ashley of Northfork and Elkhorn area announce their marriage in Manchester England after a three year honeymoon abroad They plan to visit friends in this country before returning to their home in England where they have resided since marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serene
C. W. Ashley
Preda
Manchester
England
Northfork
Elkhorn
Miss Eloise Ellsey Plans Summer Europe Tour
Miss Eloise Ellsey a Keystone junior high teacher will leave this week for New York to sail for an extended Europe tour. She will travel with friends from Georgia and is expected to be away most of the summer returning in the fall to resume her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Eloise Ellsey
Meee
Keystone
Ne New Yark
Cupid Up To Date Presented by First Baptist Juniors
The First Baptist church home talent group will present Cupid Up To Date a three act comedy at the junior high dues building on Friday June 17. Tickets go on sale this week through circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Delegates to Emory Va. Summer Assembly
Herbert Callaway and Joe Dorton, delegates from the young people's department of the M E church school, depart for Emory Va for the summer assembly for ages 15 to 23. Forty four delegates from Bluefield district attend, with instructors and directors joining. The league plans delegates to Bristol and Bastion camps for ages 11 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Herbert Callaway
Joe Dorton
Young le
Church School
M. E. Church
Emory
Bluefield
League
Bristol
Bastion
Circle Meeting Held At Mrs Shupe Home
The Margaret Preece circle of the Baptist church met at Mrs. T. M. Shupe Priday night with Mrs. Raymond Puckett and Mrs. A. J. Preece assisting. Devotional from Romans chapter twelve. plans discussed to support area circle efforts. refreshments served to members and guests including several named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Preece
The
Baptist Church
T. M. Shupe
Raymond Puckett
A. J. Preece
Shupe
Cire
W. M. Tucker
Racertes
Gerie Oot
A. J. M. Tucker
Troy Mullins
Robertson
A. R. Peterman
A. J. Simmons
B. A. Neal
Gus Stitt
Sam Snyder
W. M. Pennington
O. Mansfield
Ocie Hamblin
Funeral Services Held for Robert B. Rogers
Funeral services were held Thursday at 1 30 pm at the Rogers residence for Robert B. Rogers who died Tuesday at a local hospital. Rev. G T Jor conducted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Rogers
G. T. Jor
Joint Meeting of the Four Circles of the Society
A joint meeting of the four circles was held on a Friday night. Mrs H P Mitchell led the program with a study on God in Japan presented by Mrs H Evans and a leaflet topic by Mrs Ben Mays and Mrs Sam Christie. Reports were given by officers and members including Mrs Goode the secretary J E Painter and Mrs Mitchell treasurers Mrs Reynolds social service Mrs Bible ane and orphanage and Mrs McDowel. Attendance honors were won by Mrs Mitchell. Guests were later invited to a basement refreshment plate hosted by Mrs Courtneys circle for about fifty members.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Socie
Wiy
H. P. Mitchell
Crane
H. Evans
God
Japan
Ben Mays
Sam Christie
Vaughan
Goode
J. E. Painter
Mitchell
Reynolds
Bible
McDowel
Courtney
Circle Notes Hostess Plans and Home Talent Play
Mrs. 8S. Edwards entertained her Westfield circle on Wednesday night. They planned to pay debts, select books for a reading contest, and appoint Mrs. Hatcher as entertainment chair. A home talent play was set for June 17, with the next meeting at Mrs. Neal's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edwards
Westfield
Neal
Hamblin
Hatcher
Society Meets at First Baptist Church in Auditorium
The Society Meets of the First Baptist church gathered Wednesday night in the church auditorium with no attendance. President Mrs. Neal led the session. Miss Hamblin reported on the reading contest and circle honor points as the group voted to adopt the 1938 constitution and by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Neal
Hamblin
Tucker
Creme
Community Notes of Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Frank Conti and daughter Geraldine visit her brother J. H. Roberts in Grundy and niece Della Mae Roberts in Johnson City Tennessee. Others include C Repass visiting Bedford City Virginia. Jackie Callaway visiting Mrs. Hoover in Roanoke. Julian Budnick’s graduation from West Virginia University. Carl Ashley Jr. at Wilcoe. Eloise Elisey and others at Union West Virginia. R. M. Goode and Lois Rae visiting Rolfe. Mason Patton returning from Greenbrier Military School in Lewisburg. Katherine Branscome visiting Mrs. Cruise in Roanoke. Lucille Martin visiting Monaker Virginia. Blake Whiteneck visiting his mother. James and Richard Preece returning from Bluefield after tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conti
Geraldine
J. H. Roberts
Grundy
Della Mae Roberts
Johnson City
Charles Budnick
Morgantown
Julian
West Virginia University
Little Carl Ashley Jr
Wilcoe
Eloise Elisey
Elio Pais
Sam Mc Inaie
Acte 5
Clark
Union
W. Va
R. M. Goode
Lois Rae
H. B. Reynolds
Rolfe
Mason Patton
Lewisburg
Greenbrier Military School
Katherine Branscome
Roanoke
E. E. Cruise
Lucille Martin Ts
Onaker
Blake Whitneck
Ahio
Singing school draws interest at Bluewell Union church
Lorton's Lick West Virginia June 11 The Bluewell Union church singing school led by J A Leslie draws strong local interest and will run three weeks A Pine Grove church delegation attends and Pine Grove revivalists visit Falls Mill Christian church Rev El Dennis leads the revival. A Pine Grove Christian endeavor delegation visited the Church of Christ in Duhring and plans to visit Godfry chapel soon. Mrs Artie Williams of Rocky Gap Virginia and husband are parents of no baby Ruby Osborne once led this section
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lortons Lick
W. Va
Bluewell Union Church
J. A. Leslie
Pine Grove Church
Sconthies
Falls Mill Christian Church
el Dennis
Christian Endeavor
Duhring
Church of Christ
Godfry Chapel
Artie Williams
Rocky Gap
Yes
Ruby Osborne
Japanese airmen sink two German liners from Berlin
Japanese airmen reported to have sunk two German liners en route from Berlin, marking a bold action in the ongoing air war. Details on ships, crews, and precise locations were not provided in the initial dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tazewell District Opens With Sermon and Delegates
The Tazewell district of Holston Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South opens at North Tazewell church with a sermon by Dr. H. C. eee and a program of committee appointments and delegate elections. Services note Rev. M. V. Pierce and visiting churchmen with 29 pastors, 31 local preachers, 167 delegates and various committees named. The River Jack Casino near North Tazewell is mentioned as a landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Ao Graham
L. Hardin
Hol- Saat
Broemiar
Tenn
B Brown
Church Extension Board
Hillman
and Henry College
Hiawassee College
Superannuate
Distrct
L. W. Pierce
Christian Oe
W.M Seymour
W. B. Martin
Elizabeth Morgan
Earnestine Priddy
Lula
R. O. Crockett
D. Hart
Wietietions
W. L. Lucas
H. M. Russell
A A. Angie
L. H. Smith
H. E. Lovelace
P. L. Rowlett
Woman's Missionary Society
C. H. Witten
R. E. Williams
Obra Big- le F. x Tynes
R. 8. Gose
L. Li Wolf
R. Crockett
F. W. King
R. O. Vandyke
E. W. Dean
D. Holbrook
Prowe
W.H . Ae
McDonald, Saunders
Pinney
J .Essee
Hubert Sco
H. Copenhaver
H. T. Haley
A.C. Rubee
W.P Pec. Ay
Ey . F. Compton
Jan Charles Nee
Benton Miller
Rm Geores McCall
Hoge Whertson
Sovet
Four H Club Camp Plans At Bluefield College
Miss Martha Wade Addison announces the Tazewell county Four-H Club camp at Bluefield College June 20 to 24 with George W. Litton directing. Staff includes Wythe county agent helpers, state Four-H president Emma Montiply as recreationist, Dorothy Hughes music director, Dan Kite and B M Priode assisting with T V A program. Forenoon classes cover bird lore, manners, first aid, home sanitation and leather work. afternoons feature games and songs. A hobby exhibit invites every attendee to contribute a collection. A day of judging trips to local blooded livestock is planned. The encampment is a premier annual club event. departure from Tazewell is 3 p m Monday June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wade Addison
Tazewell County
Tazewell
Bluefield College
George W. Litton
Chilton Ryburn
Wythe County
Allison
Emma Montiply
Dorothy Hughes
Bluefield
Dan Kite
New Federated Store Planned on West Main Street
A local corporation forms the Federated store to occupy the Van Dyke building on West Main Street offering a general line of dry goods and ready to wear. T. Q. Hicks and Mrs Hicks will supervise fixture installation and stock reception with a formal opening to follow in Tazewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Store
van Dyke Building
West Main Street
T. Q. Hicks
Leased Peery Building to Meek Led Firm for Drug Store
The Peery Building in North Jackson Fleet Co. is leased to a firm led by T. T. Meek, a former Burkes Garden farmer and trader, who will open a drug store soon with R. R. St. Clair as pharmacist. The store room previously housed a W. P. A. sewing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peery
Jackson Fleet Co
T. T. Meek
Burkes Garden
R. R. St. Clair
Roller skating craze reaches Tazewell with new annex
The skating revival has gripped the nation and Tazewell, where Burkes Garden Siding’s large rink, opened two weeks ago, can no longer handle crowds. A forty foot annex is being added to the rink to expand capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Burkes Garden Siding
Baptist Vacation Bible School Opens Friday
A daily vacation Bible school will open at 9 30 Friday the 17th and continue through the month at the Baptist church. It offers Bible study recreation and manual arts and is open to children of all denominations up to age 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Scout Court Awards by Tazewell Girl Scout Troop on Memorial Hall lawn
The Girl Scout troop of Tazewell held its first court of awards on Memorial hall lawn Tuesday with a large turnout. Members demonstrated and officers spoke as plans unfold for a ten day encampment in August at Camp Roland Bland county hoping all 29 members can attend.
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Girl Scout Troop
Tazewell
Memorial Hall
Camp Roland
Bland County
Interesting visitor from Scarret college charms Tazewell group
Mrs. L. A. Tynes hosted Miss Shu-li-Yui, a Chinese student at Scarret College in Nashville. She spoke on Tuesday afternoon before the Zone meeting of the Tazewell District Woman's Missionary Society at Main Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Tynes
Shu-li-Yui
Scarret College
Nashville
Tenn
Tazewell District
Two Tazewell Graduates Honored For Academic Achievements
In Tazewell county two families celebrated graduates. Luther C. Peery of VPI earned a B S degree with top honors and an all expense graduate scholarship. Robert Peery received a blue ribbon for highest grades in the Bluefield College commercial department. John R. and Robert C. Anderson, Roanoke College honor graduates, return to teach in the county with John joining Tazewell High as teacher and assistant athletic instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell County
Roy W. Peery
North Tazewell
Reese C. Anderson
Bluefield
Luther C. Peery
Robert Peery
Bluefield College
John R
Robert C. Anderson
Roanoke College
John
Tazewell High School
Robert
Legion Auxiliary Meets and Plans Community Events
The American Legion auxiliary held their monthly meeting in North Tazewell at the assembly hall with joint hostesses. Poppy sales chair P. E. Burcham announced a Memorial hall party next Friday. A July officer election nominating committee was formed. Delegates named to the state convention included D. R. Kitts, W. E. Kiser, A. P., J. B. Heldreth, A. J. Witten, and R. E. Kitts. The Marion conference Lutheran Missionary society met with Dr. John C. Peery Jr. as address speaker and elected officers. A group of Marion girls presented a playlet “Where it will do the most good.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Peery, Jr
India
Anderson
Lynchburg
L. Almond Jr
Virginia Synodical
Carl Honeycut
Marion
J. K. Cadwalder
Wytheville
Tennessee TVA Survey Maps 9000 Acre Demonstration Area
B M Phode assistant county agent in charge of the TVA program in Tazewell county prepared a survey sent to headquarters for approval as an area demonstration unit. The area boundary follows highway route 19 from Kinser's Filling Station to Pisgah then route 632 to 631 intersection at Jim Edd Perry's, via fairgrounds, totaling about 9 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
B. M. Phode
Tazewell County
Kinser’s
Pisgah
Jim Edd Perry
Fairgrounds
Changes in Rural Delivery Routes in North Tazewell
New mail instructions from W to Mrs. C Henry Peery adjust two rural routes effective July 1. Route 1 gains 4 miles with a retrace from Mountain View to J W Dickerson Co on Mudfork. Route 2 loses Mudfork coverage and terminates at D K Shinaults box on Tip Top Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Henry Peery
North Tazewell
Mountain View
J. W. Dickerson
Mudfork
Sandy
Ray's Fork
Bluefield
Cus Billips
Hoback
Tazewell Office
Maxwell
Reverend Ritchie to Lead Tazewell Conference Session
The Tazewell district conference meets at his church on Monday evening June 13 for a three day session. Rev. Ritchie previously hosted the body at Richlands church where he was pastor. A Tennessee native, he has 29 years in Holston conference and earlier served in McDowell and Mary charges in Bluefield district for 11 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Ritchie
Richlands
Tennessee
Holston
North Tazewell
McDowell and Mary
Bluefield
Nunnally
Unclear Names Connie Theola and Jewell Natema Noted
Readable text mentions two individuals Connie Theola and Jewell Natema with an unusual weight in pounds, but details are fragmented. No dates or locations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Theola
Jewell Natema
Peery Family Visits Roanoke and Roanoke Area Events
Former Governor George C. Peery and Mrs Peery with their son Judge Albert C. Peery visited Roanoke this week. Miss Nancy Peery, daughter of the governors, attended graduation at Washington and Lee. The governor and son returned to Tazewell on Thursday, while Mrs Peery planned a Washington visit and a weekend with Roanoke friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Peery
Peery
Albert C. Peery
Roanoke
Nancy Peery
Hollins College
Washington and Lee University
Tazewell
Washington
Community Gathers for Graduations and Visits in Tazewell
A string of local visits and departures includes Margaret Stephenson earning a degree at Radford State Teachers College with relatives from Washington, D C present. Local residents attend Radford finals while others host family groups, discuss farms, speak to business clubs, and note hospital internships and college travel.
Cattle Herd Movement Boosts Virginia Ranchers
The West Texas cattle drive reaches Southwest Virginia as Fields Graybear of Maxwell receives 34 Hereford yearlings at the local railroad yards on Wednesday. The thriving grass season aids Tazewell graziers and signals Hereford popularity. In North Tazewell Blackburg, Campbell Cecil’s home welcomes twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Virginia
Fields Graybear
Maxwell
Tazewell
Campbell Cecil
Blackburg
North Tazewell
Circle No 3 Hosts Prayer Meeting In Gary
Mesdames Dean L Barr and Jack Watson hosted Circle No 3 of the Gary scripture group. The Lord's prayer was recited in unison and each member spoke a verse of scripture on the roll call. The meeting closed with the circle pledge and a social ice course for fourteen members. The July gathering will be at Mrs John Howard's home with Mrs W C Hood as co host. Reservations for tea and other events at the club must be made through Miss Brown by Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean L. Barr
Jack Watson
Gary
H. Austin
John Howard
W. C. Hood
Pittsburgh visitors from Coal and Coke and United Supply
Frank Walton president of United Supply Co and Moses president A 5 Coal and Coke Co both of Pittsburgh visited Gary and vicinity on Wednesday.
Marriage of Miss Huff and Mr McGraw announced in Gary
The couple announced their marriage during the past week. The ceremony took place Friday afternoon June 3 in Tazewell Virginia with Rev L W Pierce officiating. Mrs McGraw is known as a teacher in Adkins district schools and a Johnson City Tennessee native. Mr McGraw is from Se curity and works for U S Coal and Coke. They will reside in Gary after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmnia Huff
Gary
Wgraw
Tazewell
L. W. Pierce
Methodist Church
McGraw
Adkins
Johnson City
Tenn
Concord College
Athens
Securnty
U. S. Coal and Coke Company
Circle No. 4 Hostesses Lead Gary Church Meeting
Circle No 4 led by Mrs Silas David met in Gary Methodist basement on Tuesday evening with Mesdames Silas David Jack Avis and Roy Jones as hostesses. The session opened with singing and devotional focus Korea for Christ and the Gospel of Matthew as read by several members. Reports were given minutes read and roll call showed a good turnout. Refreshments followed and the next meeting was planned for July at Mrs Arthur Watsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Silas David
Gary Methodist Church
Mesdames Silas David
Jack Avis
Roy Jones
Gary Church Schedules and Masses Listed for Sunday
Gary Methodist Church led by Rev. H. Austin with church school at 10 a.m. Senior League at 6 45 p.m. and evening worship at 7 30 p.m. Midweek prayer service Wednesday. Our Lady of Victory Catholic church with Rev. M Gleeson. first mass 8 30 a.m. at St Joseph's, second mass 5 p.m. at Mary's church. St John church service at 11 a.m. preaching by Rev. O V T Chamberlain at Gary Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Methodist Church
H. Austin
Our Lady of Victory’ Catholic Church
Rev
M. Gleeson
St. Joseph's Church
Mary's
Gary
Father Gleeson
St. John's
O. V. T. Chamberlain
Opal Catherine Cox Weds William Haley in Wytheville
Opal Catherine Cox of Gary and William Clifton Haley of Christiansburg Va were married on March 3 1938 in Wytheville Va by Rev Samuel E Bratton. The bride a Gary High School graduate attended Capitol City School of Nursing in Washington DC and will reside in Norfolk Va with her husband who works there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cox
Gary No. 4
Opal Catherine
William Clifton Haley
Christiansburg
Wytheville
Samuel E. Bratton
Haley
Gary High School
Capitol City School of Nursing
Washington, D. C
A. C. Haley
Christiansburg High School
Norfolk
Gary Girl Princess Miss Gladys Starsky Selected for Rhododendron Festival
Miss Gladys Starsky a 19 year old Gary brunette was chosen to represent McDowell county at the Rhododendron Festival in Webbe Springs West Virginia on July 1. She won the Welch contest as part of American Legion Day observance and will receive an all expense paid trip and serve as a member of Queen Rhodora I’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Gladys Starsky
McDowell County
Webbe Springs
W. Va
Welch
Miss Starsky
Concord State Teachers College
Athens
Rhodora I
L. Starsky
Gary High School
Birthday honors for Miss Helen Maggor at home
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maggor entertained children at their home last Saturday afternoon for the thirteenth birthday of their daughter Miss Helen. Prizes went to Catherine Curley and Joe Heyzer. Refreshments were served to a list of guests including Anna Popovich, Marian Keith, Geneva Sawicky, Mary Roth, Irene Lazar, Irene Barber, Anna Yurokovich, Ann Leech, Helen and Julia Puskar, Joe Margaret Ann and Louise Mayr. The honoree received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Maggor
Childen
Miss Helen
Catherine Curley
Joe Heyzer
Anna Popovich
Marian Keith
Geneva Sawicky
Mary Roth
Irene Lazar
Irene Barber
Anna Yurokovich
Ann Leech
Helen
Julia Puskar
Joe Margaret Ann
Louise Mayr
Party Honors Miss Hallovich on Teenth Birthday
Miss Margaret Hallovich of Gary No. 6 was honored by her parents at a home birthday party. Games and dancing ran late and refreshments were served to numerous guests including Bernice Curley Anna Hopkins Regina Busko Elizabeth Puskar Joe Puskar Helen Suthern Julia Leech and several others. The honoree received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hallovich
Gary No. 6
Hallovich
Bernice Curley
Anna Hopkins
Regina Busko
Elizabeth
Joe Puskar
Helen Suthern
Julia Leech
Anna
Mary =a
Elbert
Byevins
Juaves
Joe
Pete Andrego
Attiadovich
Matt
Ladies Day Luncheon at Country Club Details
The ladies of the Country club and their guests are invited to a luncheon at 1 15 p m Thursday afternoon of the coming week with Mesdames R A Nowlin of Elkhorn and B M Paine among the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Country Club
Mesdames R. A. Nowlin
Elkhorn
B. M. Paine
W. Lb
Social notices from Gary area and surrounding towns
A long stream of visits and travels fills the Gary area as residents and relatives journey between Marion Athens Ithaca Bluefield Morgantown and other towns. Persons mentioned include Sally and Sallys family, Mrs L E Dunman, Mabel Ann, Carl Robertson, Mrs Bill Williams, Mrs David, Sherman from Cornell, Jack Watson, Mrs Honaker, Paul Watson, Jack Sullivan, Miss Juanita and Betty Watson, Mr and Mrs G W Hagy, Mr and Mrs Prank Watson, Mr and Mrs Arthur Wat, Mr and Mrs Lawrence and their daughter, Mamie Pritchett, Mabel Pranklin, L Schickedan, Laverne Taylor, Alton Gallagher, Mr and Mrs Morris, Mrs Arduen Bolen, Rev S H Austin, Miss Helen Friel, and others. Several people are visiting colleges, enrolling for summer courses, or visiting relatives in Virginia North Carolina and Kentucky. Several moves and house guests are noted, along with illnesses and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dean
Gary
Marion
Sally
L. E. Dunman
Oon
Virginia
Mabel Ann
Rude Maloney
Carl Robertson
Bill Williams
Athens
David Oe
Ithaca
Sherman
Cornell University
Jack Watson
Honaker
Northfork
Paul Watson
Jack Sullivan
Morgantown
Juanita
Betty Watson
Richlands
G. W. Hagy
Arthur Watson
Prank Watson
Lawrence Ae
Little Daughter
Bluefield
Mamie Pritchett
Mabel Pranklin
Harlan
Ashville
N. C
Concord College
L. Schickedan
Laverne Taylor
Sutton
A. K Walker
Little Alton Gallagher
Lynch
Bill
Tom Nunnally
University of West Virginia
Richard Sledge
Knoxville
Tenn
George Reynolds
Florida
Claude Walker
Jess Walker
Bowling Green University
Bowling Green
Morris
Arduen Bolen
Boissevain
Joe Gundel
Helen Peck
Gary No. 4
Norfolk
Eunice
Ebb Ketta Ketter
Rf Gee Ars Sproles
Damascus
R. T
Patty
Hunried
Verry
Ien
Kelly Aldermast
Arthur Dayton
U. S
Rue Pitehko
Mike Aldish
P Bing Stanley
Alley
Lyne of Pesionary Society
Gary No
Betsy Crawford Visits Friends in Virginia and Georgia
Brushfork residents note Miss Betsy Crawford visiting Radford and Little Racine while Junior Bryant from Georgia visits Aunt Mrs. Frank Crawford. Mrs. Mary Graham returns home from Jackson Mills after attending the 4 H leaders meet at Emory Henry college. Dorothy Jennings of Man spends two weeks at Mrs. Perdue’s home.
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MAS
U. S. Brown
College Summer School
Aneed
West Virginia Synodical Training School
Charleston
Huntington
West Virginia
Bland
Wythe
Christian Church
Narrows
West Virginia Society of the Sons of American Revolution
Oo College
Wade
West Virginia Society
E. G. Smith
Clarksburg
Den
W. 8
Barbery
Woodlawn
Rogers
Tabitha Erie
Laura
Ee Hunsaker
Keystone, W. Va
Lorton’s Lick
G. C. Carter
Tazewell, VA
V. L. Stephenson
G. M. Stephenson
Stephenson
Radford
Margaret Stephenson
Radford State Teachers College
W.S. Jones
A. Ward
Nancy Leslie
Inez Ritchey
Lena Dennison
W. A. Scott
East Tazewell
A. P. McKenry
H. V. Lancaster
R C. Diedrich
Grat M Bowen
Dorothy Scott
Sammy Scott
Virginia Keister
Delbarton
Bernice Ritchey
Emory and Henry College
Allen Higginbotham
Katherine Peery
Nancy Moss
Ellen Bowen
Elizabeth Bundy
Princeton
M. C. McNeil
Ee Bluefield Lodge
Saysine
Ww.o. W
F. Ketter
Peverty
J. Petty
Miss Brown
Brushfork
E. Francisco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!