Diplomas awarded to five St Luke's nurses
At St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing commencement in Bluefield five graduates were presented diplomas by Dr J E Blaydes. Dr George West Diehl hailed nursing as a calling near God's heart and urged a life of service and confidentiality in the profession.
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George West Diehl
Athens
St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing
Ruth Foster Johnston
Kathleen Elizabeth Breeding
M. Lena Gillespie
N. Elva Chumbley
J. E. Blaydes
St. Luke's School of Nursing
Mary E. Day
Ruth Henderson
Theodosia Surratt
Violet Simpson
Lola Cecil
Nellie Alderman
Margaret Bruce
Mary Handley
Kathleen Britts
Margaret Sackett
Wanda Hansley
Reba Collins
Leesie Bolen
Fisie Butt
Mary Heath
Dorothy Rea
Grace Conner
Lackey Delp
Jessie Cornett
Lizzie Boyer
Fasie Watkins
Florence Spangler
Kathryn Baumeerdner
Margaret Smith
Sarah Bowen
S. W. Moore
Pirot Presbyterian Church
Henry Rodgin
Diehl
T. O'S. Wilson
Miss Bowen
Rodgin
Massenet
Will Rave
Conrad Brevick
Joseph M. Sanders
Hoge
West Virginia
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
St. Igike's Hospital
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C. G. Gunn
Gunn
Love Feast Marks Virginia Asher Bible Council Anniversary
Elaborately decorated Roanoke Y building scene hosted about 100 members for the Virginia Asher Bible council eighth anniversary. Members and guests included Miss Loudermilk and Misses Cocke in a ceremony highlighting leadership installs, with songs, a birthday cake, and a final circle and hymn.
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Federal Street
Virginia Asher Bible Council
Virginia Asher
Roanoke
V.A
T. H. Clagett
Mise Effie Loudermilk
Mise Elizabeth Gwinn
Miss Loudermilk
Harriet Spieden
Jennie White
Sarah Switzer
Victor Frederickson
Julia Gilbert
Mise Elsie Walk
Otte Sumner
Mise Helen Jordan
W. E. Debrick
Ben S. Johnson
Lyde Baldwin
W. J. Cole
Beulah Price
H. M. Saunders
Eve Counts
Goldie Perry
Margaret Bane
Sallie Cocke
Anna B. Burger
Roanoke Council
Misa Cocke
Rift Rumored Between Heifetz and Florence Victor Denied
The rumor of a dispute between violinist Jacha Heifetz and his actress wife Florence Victor has been denied by her, though she acknowledges a past disagreement that was reconciled, according to her secretary.
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Jacha Heifetz
Florence Victor
Hall Hopkins Wedding in Bristol and Bluefield
The marriage of Miss Kate Hopkins daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Hopkins and Mr Richard L Hall son of Mr and Mrs J R Hall occurred Saturday in Bristol. The ceremony was performed by Rev P P Haselvander formerly pastor of the First Christian church. The couple will reside temporarily in Bluefield and are well known in this city with many friends.
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Kate Hopkins
J. W. Hopkins
Richard L. Hall
J. R. Hall
Boone Street
Bristol
Bluefield
P. P. Haaselvander
First Christian Church
Ths City
Hall
Baldwin Baby Born At Bluefield Sanatorium
Mr and Mrs Albert Baldwin Jr announce the birth of a son on Saturday at Bluefield sanitarium Mrs Baldwin was formerly Miss Tommie Leedy The note adds that Sisters of the Poor Child teens who run Sacred Heart parochial school will travel to Parkersburg for holiday duties including painting music English and French one sister will attend Notre Dame summer school in Indiana
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Albert Baldwin Jr
Bluefield Sanitarium
Baldwin
Tommie Leedy
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Parkersburg
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Slusher Shaw Announces Welch Marriage
Rosa Shaw and Taft Slusher were wed at Welch on Saturday June 15 in a ceremony at the Presbyterian church. The bride, daughter of E G Shaw, formerly of Bluefield, and the groom, son of A T Slusher of Northfork, will reside in Bellaire Maryland. Attending were Dal Slusher of Bellaire and other relatives and friends.
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Welch
Rosa Shaw
Taft Slusher
Williams
Welch Presbyterian Church
E. G. Shaw
Maubeury
Bluefield
Slusher
A. T. Slusher
Northfork
Bellaire
Dal Slusher
Evans Heckner to Wed in Richmond VA
Friends announce the approaching marriage of Miss Alice Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Evans formerly of Bluefield to Mr Vernon Heckner. The ceremony is planned for June 25 in Richmond Virginia. Mrs Evans aunt is Mrs Jennie Sullivan of this city and the bride hails from Bluefield with many local friends.
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Alice Evans
George W. Evans
Bluefield
Vernon Heckner
Richmond
Evans
Mie
Jennie Sullivan
Recital Tonight By Mrs Phillips Pupil Singers
Pupils of Mrs. J. J. Phillips assisted by J J Phillips bass Sam Bonner and J A Smith tenors will be presented in recital at Warlicks. Everyone is invited to attend this evening.
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J. J. Phillips
Sam Bonner
J. A. Smith
Warlick’s
First matches in Round Robin at Bluefield Country Club
The opening games of the Round Robin tournament will be staged at the Bluefield Country Club. Organizers schedule early contests to start the event and set the tone for the day's play.
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Bluefield Country Club
East End Bible Class Meets at Rev Underwood Home
The East End Bible class will gather tonight at 7 45 at the home of the Rev J B Underwood. A full attendance is desired.
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East End
J. B. Underwood
Local Visitors and Relatives Gather in Bluefield Notes
Mrs. Mart Price of Elkhorn remains patient at Bluefield Sanitarium. Her uncle R. H. Johnson of Bristol Tennessee visits. Will Add Powell of Portsmouth visits his mother Mrs. J. A Powell. Mrs. George Perfater and two children arrive from Hampton Virginia for an extended stay. Thelma Kinzer of Williamson will summers in Bluefield to study at Roncon School of Music. Mrs. Haugh S. Davie heads to Bristol then Little Rock Arkansas. Dora Hoy and granddaughter Mrs. Harry Booth and son Harry Jr of Washington, and Mollie Turner of Shepherdstown attend Snyder home. Out-of-town relatives attend Sonny Stephens funeral.
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Mart Price
Elkhorn
Bluefield Sanitarium
R. H. Johnson
Bristol
Mollie Turner
Shepherdstown
W. Va
J. W. Snyder
Highland Avenue
Hout
Turner
Snyder
Sonny Stephens
Annie Stephens
Roanoke
H. L. Stepens
J. R. Stephens
W. P. Firey
Louise Firey
Idella
New French Process Gives MelLo-Glo Face Powder Lasting Smoothness
A drug store advertises MELLO GLO Face Powder featuring a new French Process for smooth, long lasting coverage. It promises a pure color that never looks pasty or flaky and will not irritate or clog pores while preserving a youthful bloom.
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Mello-Glo
Easley- Peon Drug Store
Bluefield Social Notes Record Travel and Visits
A flurry of visitors and returns to Bluefield is noted. Families from Roanoke Salem and Willie Virginia join locals, with Frances French home from New York School of Fine Arts, and several church members and relatives visiting Philadelphia Annapolis West Point and Lynchburg. Others travel to Cleveland Delaware Huntington and Norfolk for family and conference events.
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Dobyne
Roanoke
Lucy Martin Warden
Salem
Walter Dickerson
Howard
Willie
J. C. Crawford
BE. A. Crawford
Edward
John Crawford
Bluefield
W. J. Richards
Potteville
W. A. Richards
Frances French
D. EF. French
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Mis French
Long Island
Annapolis
West Point
W. H. Riley
Stowera ‘Street
Sone
Billy
Steve
Lynchburg
C. G. Gunn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg
Ida Gunn
Westminster Church
Helen Lewie
Lois Deaumer
Agnes Vawter
Elizabeth Alexander
William Alley
David Peck
T. H. Clagett
Pleasant Viet
Philadelphia
Everett Harrie
Clarissa
Delaware
Cleveland
T. M. Gibbs
Seattle
Florence Brammer
Martella
Pear
Brammer
Charlotte
Nancy
Alice Hare
Sacramento
Cal
O. &. Hare
Dr. Hare
Huntington
E. W. Oliver
Paces
Robert Adame
Mise Ruth Bartlett
Beaver High School
Columbus, C
Desir Gilmore
Rockbrown
N. C
R. M. Fleshman
Edwin
Williamson
R. C. Pleshman
Rogers Street
Mra V. Donkin
Greensboro
T. Monroe
Five Die in Food Riot in Durban Asiatic Quarter
A riot in Durban Natal left five dead and over fifty injured. One European and four natives were killed with ten Europeans and forty one natives seriously hurt in the Asiatic quarter today.
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Durban
Natal
Native eating house dispute sparks deadly unrest
Rioting erupts in St Clairaville after natives clash over who prepares meals. Four teens reported killed and several Europeans said harmed amid enforcement efforts. Police rush in as violence lasts hours. Escaped prisoners Bryce Craig and Hubert Jones captured in Morganza case and held for Pittsburgh authorities.
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St. Clairaville
Pittsburgh
Bryce Craig
Hubert Jones
Youngetown
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