Third of a series bridge party hosted at Mrs Wilson home
The third in a four part bridge series was held Friday at the Princeton avenue home of Mrs C B Wilson with Mrs Lucille Wilson Perkine and Mrs A G Fox as co hostesses. Ten tables played and Mrs W O Tracy won high score while Mrs ayd J Town claimed low. Numerous attendees listed include Mrs C C Frazier and Mrs Norman McDowell among many others from Princeton Bramwell and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wilson
Princeton Avenue
Ayd J. Town
F. J. Black
Floyd J. Brown
R. C. Blackstock
Henry Perkins
J. M. Herndon
Frank M. Archer
A. E. Knee
F. L. Black
Wade St. Clair
Charles St. Clair
J. F. Fox
J. D. McCue
J. J. Penn
Margaret Hardaway
J. HM. Hoge
Milton Easley
Frank Was
John Pearson
J. M. Tanner
Princeton
O. M. Deverle
BR. L. Poindexter
Baker
Bramwell
Frank Hewitt
John Roberts
Joe Bowen
Ethel Bowen
McNeer
H. C. Hadden
Pretty Birthday Party for Master Sonny Marcus
Mrs. M. Marcus hosted a Thursday afternoon party at her Giles street home celebrating her son Sonny Marcus turning four. Guests included girls in organza and boys in linen. games led by Ruth Block, Beatrice Effron, Esther Gross, and Trixie Schrader of New York. Myra Gross won a doll in Pinning on the Donkey's Tail. Melvin Akers Jr won a harp in the FAMCG Contest. The pink white decor featured a canopied table, rose candle cake, and skewered favors. Assistants included Frances Reese, Mrs. N. Blosser, Mrs. N. A. Rasnake, and Mrs. Sam Holtzsweig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marcus
Giles Street
Sonny Marcus
Ruth Block
Beatrice Effron
Esther Gross
Trixie Schrader
New York City
Myra Gross
Melvin Akers, Jr
FAMCG
Marcus
Frances Reese
N. Blosser
N. A. Rasnake
Sam Holtzsweigh
Hannah Truth Seekers Meet at Trinity Methodist Church
The Hannah Truth Seekers Bible class at Trinity Methodist Church met with Mrs. W. C. Neikirk on Jefferson Street Thursday evening. Twenty seven attended. Mrs. Barnes Ratliff sang solo with Mrs. Lyman Bailey on piano. Refreshments included brick cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Truth
Trinity Methodist Church
W. C. Neikirk
Jefferson Street
Barnes Ratliff
Lyman Bailey
Black-Draught Helps Man End Digestive Dread
Paris Kentucky resident C M Berry recounts relief from headaches chest heaviness and bloating after meals with Thedford s Black-Draught. He says he now keeps it in the house and has used it for years aiding digestion and energy. Thousands use the remedy for constipation and indigestion.
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Rentachy
Paris
C. M. Berry
Washington Street
Thedford
Circle A meeting highlights Ellaine Wasner group
Mrs. Thompson leads the Bland Street W M B circle with Ellaine Wagner showing Seoul Korea mission center photos. Members discuss social issues for the next presidential election and begin a Bible study. The next gathering will be at Mrs. George Hale’s home on Bramwell road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaine Wasner
Bland Street
W. M
Roy S. Thompson
J. T. Martin
Highland Avenue
A. Bailey
E. H. Tisdale
C. B. Wilson
Kodak
Ellaine Wagner
Seoul
Korea
Social Service
C. B. Davis
John Walters
Thompson
Costen J. Harrell
Christ
Eugene Stowers
Marvin Anderson
George Hale
Bramwell Road
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Church Annex
Under Mrs. J T Shelton the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society gathered Thursday at the church annex with 50 members present. Mrs R C Fleshman led devotionals and Mrs EK Meyer spoke on Children and Missions before Mrs Lazenby outlined the 1928 Southern Baptist plan of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Shelton
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Church Annex
Circle No. 6
A. B. McKinney
R. C. Fleshman
EK. J. Meyer
R. EB. Lazenby
Southern Baptist Convention
Guy French
A. B. Cofer
Jesus
Sight-Seeing Tour of Bland Street and First Presbyterian Pupils
Children from Bland Street Methodist and First Presbyterian churches enjoyed an automobile ride through the city Friday afternoon. Rev. J A Baylor and Rev. S W Moore led the 35 cars carrying about 200 youngsters with teachers and church members joining the motorcade in high spirits.
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Bland Street Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Baylor
Bland Street Church
S. W. Moore
Ever Ready Club Reorganizes At Brown Home
The Ever Ready club met at Hazel and Elva Brown and Grover Brown on Thursday at 7 30 PM. Officers elected were Hazel Brown president Marguerite Grogan vice president and Besele Meyer secretary treasurer. Colors chosen green and pink. Members adjourned to meet Ruth Webber Saturday. Candy served to Marguerite Edith and Kenneth Grogan Bessie and Frank Meyer Ruth Webber Carroll Cole Reginald and Scott Wickman and Hazel Elva and Grover Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Elva Brown
Grover Brown
Hazel Brown
Marguerite Grogan
Besele Meyer
Ruth Webber
Candy
Marguerite
Edith
Kenneth Grogan
Bessie
Frank Meyer
Carroll Cole
Reginald
Scott Wickman
Elva
Tennis Tournament Postponed By Rain At YWCA Court
Rain delayed the tennis matches, with a Friday schedule resuming today at the YWCA court. Matches include Helen Lawrence against Eva Lawrence, Madge Hanabarger versus Edna Simpkins, Nannie Rae Hefner against Mrs A C Rogers, Mrs Ruth Umberger against Polly Clarkson, Billie Brammer against Mrs Harry Rose, and Mies Edith Clarkson against Toble Slifkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lawrence
Eva Lawrence
Madge Hanabarger
Edna Simpkins
Nannie Rae Hefner
A. C. Rogers
Ruth Umberger
Polly Clarkson
Billie Brammer
Harry Rose
Mies
Edith Clarkson
Toble Slifkin
Weatherly announce marriage of Winona Weatherly Patton
Dr and Mrs O A Weatherly announce the marriage of their daughter Winona to Mr James T Patton. The ceremony was held Thursday evening at the home of the officiating minister Rev F Y Jackson Grace Methodist Church. The couple will begin a automobile trip to Norfolk Washington and other eastern cities.
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O. A. Weatherly
Winona
James T. Patton
F. Y. Jackson
Grace Methodist Church
Lucky Lindy Dance at Dixie Theatre in Ennie June 21
A Lucky Lindy dance is planned at the Dixie theatre Ennie West Virginia Tuesday evening June 21 from 9 to 2. Spirit of St Louis musical numbers are announced with High Hat Novelty orchestra providing music and chaperons in attendance.
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Dixie Theatre
Ennie
W. Va
Spirit of
Bluefield Country Club Dance to Feature Blue City Blue Boys
Blue City Blue Boys will furnish music for the dance this evening at the Bluefield Country Club. Tables for card players will be set at eight o clock. Hosts Mr. and Mrs George Barger Jr and Mr. and Mrs Perry Tyler will preside for the event.
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Blue City Blue Boys
Bluefield Country Club
George Barger, Jr
Perry Tyler
Circle No 1 meets at First Christian church
Robin's Rest served as the meeting place for Circle No 1 of the First Christian church led by Mrs. F H Borden on Thursday at 3 o'clock. Rev Virgil Lowder conducted devotions and a social hour followed with light refreshments provided by hostess Mrs R B Slagle.
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Robin's Rest
Carver Couple Welcome Son Marshall Jennings Carver
Mr and Mrs L M Carver announce the birth of a son at Bluefield sanitarium on June 16 weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. The child is named Marshall Jennings Carper.
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L. M. Carver
Bluefield Sanitarium
Marshall Jennings Carper
Senior C A R Exercises On Flag Day Observance
Senior C A R at the Y M C A on Federal street held Flag Day exercises with Misa Isabel Pol lock as chair. Luther A. Dunn Jr. presented "Our Flag" along with patriotic songs and a quizzing match on flag topics. Punch and cake were served and plans for a tacky party next week were discussed.
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Cc. A. R
Federal Street
Misa Isabel Pollock
Luther A. Dunn, Jr
Legion Auxiliary names delegates to state convention
Bluefield Virginia legions auxiliary selects delegates Miss Susie Haley Miss Ella Simpson and Mrs Jack Smith to represent at the state convention in Williamson August 4 5 6 with alternates Miss Margaret McCue Mrs Joe Wilds Mrs P E B Vase and Mrs Dudley Williams chosen. Thirty two attended the meeting at the Bluefield Post 9 dugout with a social hour and refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Eliza Williamson
Bluefield
Susie Haley
Ella Simpson
Williamson
Bluefield Post No. 9
Margaret McCue
Joe Wilds
P. EB. Vase
Dudley Williams
Pisgah
Personal notices from Bluefield list medicals and visits
Mrs 8 W Garnett of Bluefield is seriously ill and moved to her son E B Garnett's home at 1122 Princeton Ave. Mrs N B Dotson of Wise is under treatment at Bluefield sanitarium with granddaughter Emma Dotson also a patient. Several relatives and visitors from Wise Norton and Wise are mentioned along with local trips and medical updates.
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8. W. Garnett
Bluefield
E. B. Garnett
Princeton Avenue
N. B. Dotson
Wise
Bluefield Sanitarium
Emma Dotson
George Setzler
Norton
Charlotte Dotson
Ay Hatcher
Emory and Henry College
Doris Woolridge
Lynchburg
Walton Johnston
Floyd J. Brown
Fr L. Balek
Blacksburg
Trula Call
H. A. Call
Sanitarium
J. J. Matz
Welch
Etta Bank
Kimball
Jeneda
Maxine
Rosalyn Tots
Northfork
Marion Tots
Logan
Misses Peasy
Betsy
Kathleen
Eddie Steele
Dante
Barker Webber
Salem
Billy Webber
E. B. Green
Con. Reid
Falls Mills
Princeton
Bluefeld
Roanoke
Ruth
M. Carnes
Elkhorn
C. W. Sage
King Street
C. PF. Tynes
Standard Fuel and Supply Company
Johnson City
Tenn
Purina Feed Company
Bluefield Gas and Power Company
Elizabeth
Frances
Suffolk
H. H. Holliday
Pearl Cromer
L. C. Utt
J. W. Cruise
Mt. Airy
North Carolina
Braxton L. Hancock
Jeanette
Huntington
J Wesley Linkous
Pland
Linkous
Mary Wiley
J. H. Moore
Grant, Va
Movements and Visits Fill Busy Summer in Local Town
Mrs. Hancock's mother Mrs. Lavinder to return Sunday. J B Hatcher drives to Penneboro and Bluefield with family. Many relatives, friends, and visitors travel to Virginias and Alabama for vacations and reunions. Notables include Dr. Hefner, Georga Tech plans, Lindbergh tribute, and trips to Norfolk Raleigh and Petersburg with multiple family gatherings.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Middle Aged Women
Letters from Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee and Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton report improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe renewed energy for housework, reading, and community involvement as thousands of women past fifty attribute better health to the tonic.
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Annie Kwinski
Jot Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia & Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downnt Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia FB. Pinkhbem
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