Charming Recital Delights Bluefield Audience at Warlicks
Mrs Foland guides a pupil recital at Warlicks piano rooms featuring Susie Haley Lois Wilburn Ruth Miller Mary Katherine Ifield Vivian Walker Christine Steele Eliza Penn Thelma Johnson Gertrude Steele Mildred Thompson Thelma Johnston Ruth Yeatlously graceful performances include Homeward March On the Lawn In Hanging Gardens Lets Go March and Grand Galop Brillant.
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Susie Haley
Lois Wilburn
Ruth Miller
Mary Katherine Ifield
Read
Vivian Walker
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Christine Steele
Johnson
Les Sylphes
Bachman
Eliza Penn
Rathbun
Roseline Weinberg to Give Piano Recital at Warlick’s
Roseline Weinberg the nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Weinberg will give a piano recital at Warlicks piano rooms Thursday evening June 21 at 8 oclock. She is a pupil of Miss Ethel Crawford.
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Roseline Weinberg
Wedding of Miss Hattie Pear Van Dyke and Mr Charles Long
Miss Hattie Pear Van Dyke and Mr Charles Taze Long were married last evening at 9 in the study of Dr W Moore pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Long is manager of the A and P store and they will live with Mrs W P Grimes at 1228 Norfolk Street.
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Hattie Pear) van Dyke
Charles Taze Long
Tazewell
Local Social News Highlighting Illnesses and Visits
Mrs James O Keeffe returns from Lexington after VM I commencement. Miss Allen McClaugherty of Salem ill at Jefferson Hospital Roanoke after a fall. Mrs J K White injures her leg at home on South Bland. Bluefield removals and visits feature Misses Tots from Northfork and Wilson College student Frances Walker home from Chambersburg.
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James O'Keeffe
Lexington
Aleen McClaugherty
Salem
Jefferson Hospital
Roanoke
Market Street
Miss McClaugherty
Bluefield
J. K. White
South Bland Street
W. S. Crews
Stovall
Bluefield Sanitarium
Jeneda
Rosalyn
Maxine Tots
Northfork
Frances Walker
Chambersburg
Wilson College
Janie
Martha Ellwood
Freeman
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
George Major McNeal
Stuart
Dorothy Dillard
EB. Kilmer
Washington Street
Edwin
Tenn
William Strader
George 8. Strader
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Airs
W. S. Dunn
Bland Courthouse
Lorraine Douthat
Carolina Avenue
Ralph Hefner
University of Chicago
William Greene Spon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mies Naomi Patterson
Aasdinges
Jewel Ridge
EB. L. Lissemore
Richlands
Laurence Layne
Giles Street
Nannie H. Barnes
Richmond
Gordon L. Dick
Blacksburg
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
F. M. Archer
White Sulphur Springs
Louise
V. M. L. Lexington
Fred Walker
Caro
Flowers and Banquet Honor Paris Telephone Operators
In Paris a Telephone Operators' association banquet honored 105 female operators seated between two subscribers. After wine and champagne the attendees discussed service complaints. Flowers were presented to each operator, followed by speeches.
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Paris
Telephone Operators’ Association
Local Social Notes and Health Mention Observe Community Moves
Residents travel to Columbus for a relapse case of W Tunie McLaughlin now en route to Bluefield with family. Rotary convention attendees head to Minneapolis. U C T conventions draw plans in Norfolk. Local visits include Houchins and Darst families while hospital updates report Mrs Otey and Mary Dunglinson surgeries.
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Lina Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
W. Tunie McLaughlin
McLaughlin
L. D. Swatte
South
Mercer Street
Mae McLaughlin
Bluefield
Z. G. Henderson
G. R. Scarlett
Minneapolis
Minn
J. FE. McMullin
Norfolk
Final Bluefield Follies Show Billed The Red Pepper Steppers
Kennedy and Cortez present the last Bluefield Follies show tonight and tomorrow with the new bill The Red Pepper Steppers. The company features numerous fast dance routines and strong singing with Bluefielders promised an entertaining program by Blue City Blue Boys handling the musical end.
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Kennedy
Cortez
Bluefield
Bluefielders
Blue City Blue Boys
Mr. Kennedy
Hot Heels at Gra Nada Stars Glenn Tryon Patsy Ruth Miller
Glenn Tryon and Patsy Ruth Miller headline the Gra nada feature Hot Heels. The comedy showcases Tryon at his funniest yet and recalls their prior films Painting the Town and A Hero for a Night.
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Granada
Glenn Tryon
Patsy Ruth Miller
Tryon
Gary Man Mark Hall Enlists in U S Army
Mark Hanna Hall of Gary was accepted for service in the United States army through the local recruiting office yesterday. He was assigned to the coast artillery corps in Hawaii.
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Mark Hanna Hall
Gary
United States Army
Coast Artillery Corps
Hawaii
Hoover praised by McNab in campaign remarks
McNab lauded Herbert Hoover’s wartime food program and postwar farm relief, crediting him with expanding U.S. food surplus, protecting farmers, and foreseeing European market collapse. He praised Hoover’s leadership in river flood relief and urged a platform emphasizing education, home life relief, and producer support.
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America
McNab
Hoover
Food Administration
United States
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Germany
Miseiseppi
Hoover Named As Public Service Symbol Of Hope
The speaker extols Herbert Hoover as the best choice to direct national forces for the country’s good. Praised as an engineer, scientist, administrator and humane minister, Hoover is described as a kindly neighbor with broad public service credentials and a desire for global affection. The nomination aims to renew faith among Americans who value Hoover as a living symbol of hope.
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America
Middle West
Herbert Hoover
Gott Nominated as West Virginia Ambassador for GOP
The speaker urges Guy D. Gott of West Virginia as a unifying GOP ambassador who can heal national wounds, rally supporters, and carry Republican ideals face to face to the people. He extols Gott as a proven orator and loyal party servant worthy of national trust.
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West Virginia
Republican Party
Grand Old Party
God
Abraham Lincoln
Guy D. Gott
Jury Acquits Robert Stewart in Senate Testimony Case
Robert W. Stewart, former chair of Standard Oil Indiana, is acquitted by the District of Columbia supreme court of refusing to answer senate questions. He admitted receiving 759,500 in liberty bonds but claimed no profit from the bench. Senator Norris called the verdict an outrage against justice, while Hogan defended it as resistance to political persecution. A grand jury probe into possible perjury awaits. The piece also notes a cotillion dance at the Bluefield club with Edwarde Collegians providing music and a large attendance expected.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate
Stewart
H. 8. Osler
Continental Trading Company
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Frank J. Hogan
District of Columbia
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cotillion Club
Bluefield Cotillion Club
West Virginian
Edwarde’ Collegians
Purification ad offers Calotabs for health boost
An advertisement urges health through Purification. It promotes Calotabs as the greatest system purifier with a course of doses weekly or biweekly. It sells a family package with directions for 36 cents at drug stores, claiming Nature rewards health.
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Nature
Navy Swimmers Set Two World Records in Trials
Navy swimmers from Annapolis break two world marks at AAU sanctioned trials. The 8.80 yard short course relay clocked 9.21, down from 9.27 with Rule Wyckoff Turner and Coale. The 1,100 yard short course relay finished in 11:47.5, beating the prior 12:12. Wyckoff Turner Coale and Brown formed the 1,100 yard quartet.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Amateur Athletic Association
Wyckoff
Turner
Coale
Navy
Brown
Rotary apparatus may replace plowing at Rothamsted
At Rothamsted experimental station Harpenden England June 14 a rotary cultivator is tested as a single operation alternative to plow harrow and cultivator. It speeds germination and early growth but causes oil hardening that interferes with crowing prompting further trials to sustain advantages through harvest.
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Harpenden
England
Rothamsted
B. A. Keen
New French Process MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Pure Comfort
Fasley Penn Drug Store promotes MELLO-GLO powder claiming it protects complexions in all weather, does not dry the skin or clog pores, resists sweat, and feels pure and fine to wear.
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Fasley-Penn Drug Store
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Agna Mae Feuchtenberger
Ray Matz
Granada Theater
Ruth Longworth
Emily Overstreet
Misa Matz
Marve
Mantle
Crewelers
Westee Hotel
Mountaineer Hotel
Williamson
R. Hurley
Grundy
Cal Houchins
G. T. Porterfields
Blacksurge
J. C. Darst
Myra
Miles
Darst
J. M. Plummer
W. C. Easley
College
Courtney Tanner
Lee Street
St. Luke’e Hospital
Mary Dunglinson
Luke’e Hospital
Bluefield Follies
Lois Wilson
Columbia
Los Angeles
Caliv
Howard Bretherton
Warner Films
Iice
Hollywood
France
Saou
Date
Lux
Gary Man
Mark Hall
U. S. Army
West
Robert Stewart
Defendant
Ator Norris
Kinneys
Princeton Ave
Bluefield, W. Va
Dad
Steckler
Federal Street
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