Evening meetings and parties across Grace and community groups
Grace Wesleyan Bible class meets at grace Methodist church at 7 30 this evening. Maher lodge No 177 holds a business social meeting at Moose hall at 2 30 this afternoon. Pi Omicron sorority plans a 7 45 gathering at the West Virginian hotel with a large turnout expected. Ruth circle Loyal Daughters Bible class annual Pollyanna party is set for this evening at 88 oclock at Arlene Geordon home Woodlawn avenue. Mrs Ben Johnson teaches the class.
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Grace Wesleyan Bible
Grace Methodist Churches
Maher Lodge
No. 177
Moose Hall
West Virginian
Pi Omicron
Ruth Circle
Loyal Daughters Bible
First Christian Church
Arlene Geordon
Woodlawn Avenue
Ben Johnson
Wedding Of Hattie Bryant And William McCue
The marriage of Miss Hattie Leola Bryant to Mr. William Alexander McCue occurred May 13 at Christ Episcopal church with Rev. Jennings W. Hobson officiating. The couple will reside in Scranton, Pa., where the groom works for Westinghouse Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Leola Bryant
William Alexander McCue
Virginia A. Bryant
Christ Episcopal Church
Jennings W. Hobson
William A. McCue
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at College Avenue
The College Avenue Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Do. W. Owen as vice president presiding. Readings focused on The Daye of Thy Youth from Ecclesiastes. Mrs. Earl Bailey's circle won the attendance pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
College Avenue Baptist Church
Do. W. Owen
Ray Graham
Ecclesiastes
T. J. Phelps
M. O. Carpenter
Christ
Howard L. Weeks
Earl Bailey
W. S. Phelps
Northfork O E S Hold Friday Meeting and Installation
The Northfork chapter 99 OEO ES will meet Friday at 8 PM in North Fork. Officers report at 7:45 PM and one candidate will be initiated. A public installation of officers follows at 9:30 PM with services by Mrs. Vera M Easley worthy grand matron. Large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfork Chapter
O. E
Northfork
Vera M. Easley
Luncheon at West Virginia hotel hosts Bluefield Quota club
Bluefield Quota club members met at a noon luncheon conference at a West Virginia hotel. Visitors included Mrs Lena McDougle and Mrs William McDougle, and Mrs Anderson from Asheville. Program featured balloon and marshmallow races with prizes. Quotarians received gifts and printed ballots. They plan to travel to Washington for the Quota club international convention next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Bluefield
Effie Loudermilk
Pearl Taylor
Washington
Quota Club
Elizabeth Ernest Circle Hosts Bland Street Methodist Meeting
Elizabeth Ernest circle of Bland Street Methodist Church gathered at Rogers Street residence Monday evening with Break Thou The Bread of Life as the opening hymn. Mrs. Roy Thompson offered prayer as minutes were read and approved and reports from several superintendents were shared. Mrs. Fred Harris Circle led the program with scripture from St Luke presented by Misa Ora Clarkson and discussion on Stewardship. Miss Margaret Warley read an article from The Voice. The program concluded with Job As Heretic from Great Souls At Prayer, presented by Mrs Harris. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer, and hostess duties were assisted by Mrs Joe Wilds, Miss Gladys Gerald, and Mrs Helen Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Speiden
Elizabeth Ernest
Bland Street
Rogers Street
Roy Thompson
Fred Harris
St. Luke
Misa Ora Clarkson
Harris
Margaret Warley
The
Voice
Joe Wilds
Gladys Gerald
Helen Payne
Musical Program Tonight at Warlicks Pianos Rooms
The B Natural music and dramatic club led by Mrs. James Stott presents a program at Warlick's piano rooms at 8 pm. Highlights include Welcome song Duo Good Evening Hale Pearcy and Margaret Lowe, club yells led by Lucille Davidson, readings, solos by Jack Wyatt and Frances Melvin, and an operetta Busy Housewives with roles for Lucille Davidson Harold Sutphin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural” Music and Dramatic Club
James Stott
Warlick
Hale Pearcy
Margaret Lowe
Lucille Davidson
Vera Carr
Ruby Nell Hall
Miriam Jones
Valse
Ferris
Mrs. Stott
Pansy Wyrick
Brother
Frances Melvin
Club
Reading
Little Stars
Beautiful Bird
Playlet
Phyllis Arney
Trula May Sutphin
Mildred Hill
Quarette
Ruby Arney
Virginia Lowe
Lucille Waters
Ellen Reed Ball
Rochelle Carr
Neighbors Sing Selections At Local Club Event
The program features Robert and Jack Wyatt performing Children with Phyllis Arney Mildred Hill Trula May Sutphin Frances Melvin Margaret Lowe Re chelle Carr Miriam Jones Vera Carr and Nevy Hall. A solo West of West Virginia by Trula May Sutphin and chorus with Harold Sutphin on harmonica and Virginia Lowe on guitar. A goodbye song closes the club gathering.
Bluefield Girl Weds Felix Kellum in Alabama Ceremony
Miss Phyllis DeBrick married Felix Kellum of Manchester and Warm Springs. The ceremony occurred Saturday May 30 in Phoenix City Alabama with witnesses Miss Alice Lou Plastridge and Dr LeRoy W Hubbard. Bride, a Warm Springs resident and physiotherapist, is a Peabody College graduate. The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside at Warm Springs Georgia.
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Phyllis DeBrick
Felix Kellum
Manchester
Warm Springs
Phoenix City
Ala
Alice Lou Plastridge
Warm Springs Foundation
LeRoy W. Hubbard
Kellum
J. M. Kellum
Warm Spring Foundation
Washington
Valley
Virginia
Pointe
Walter Edwin DeBrick
Phyllss
Price Taylor Wedding in Bluefield Va United Couple
An afternoon wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs A G Taylor Bluefield Virginia joined Miss Mary Ellen Taylor and Mr Walter Gray Price of Cleveland Virginia in a simple ceremony. Dr J Taylor Stinson performed the rite with ring ceremony and family present. The couple plan to reside in Cleveland Virginia after June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Taylor
Bluefield
Mary Ellen Taylor
Walter Gray Price
Cleveland
J. Taylor Stinson
Marvin Williams
Nevin
Lucy Temple Willis
Cadman
Meeting of the L A to B of R T This Afternoon
A meeting of the L A to B of R T is set for this afternoon at 2 o clock in the Red Man s hall. Attendance by all members is urged due to its importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
R. T
Red Man's Hell
Macedonia Shrine Meeting At Masonic Temple
Macedonia Shrine No 8 held an eight o clock session at the Masonic temple with a large attendance. Mrs Will C Easley presided in the absence of Mrs J C Mutcha more as priestess. A brief business period preceded a social hour led by patrol members featuring clever stunts and a light repast for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Shrine
No. 8
Masonic Temple
Will C. Easley
J. C. Mutchamore
Local Personal Notices From Abingdon to Niagara Falls
Mr Kenneth Addington and Miss Pauline Bailey return from Abingdon Va after attending a young peoples assembly. Miss Evelyn Wilson of Radford Va stays with Mrs Harry Rosa and Pauline Bailey in Cumberland. Mrs T S Hamilton visits Yu kon W Va with Mr and Mrs Myron Hall. Nancy Ward Moss of Tazewell Va visits Mr and Mrs P S Dudley on College Avenue. Mrs M C Hammond of Welch returns home after days with Mrs R A Sheffey. Kenneth Addington and Mr and Mrs S C Douglas plan two weeks at Niagara Falls. Mrs Catherine Stahiman of Charleston W Va is a patient at St Luke s Hospital for a tonsil operation. Little Betty Bolton Hawley discharged from St Luke s after tonsil and adenoid surgery and rests at home on Caroline Avenue.
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Kenneth Addington
Pauline Bailey
Abingdon
Evelyn Wilson
Radford
Harry Rosa
Cumberland
T. S. Hamilton
College Avenue
M. C. Hammond
Welch
R. A. Sheffey
Parkway
C. Douglas
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Catherine S§tahiman
Charleston
W. Va
St. Luke's Hospital
Little Betty Bolton Hawley
Caroline Avenue
Industrial stagnation tied to national ills says Kettering
New York June 17 C F Kettering vice president of General Motors told American advertising men the country suffers from industrial stagnation. He warns that producing identical models indefinitely dulls demand and harm remains until products reflect consumer wants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C.F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Business urged to focus on products people want
In urging business to produce things the people want to buy. He added: I think if we spend one half the energy producing these products that we spend stirring up the mud we'd be a lot better off.
Hawks completes round trip Croydon to Rome return flight
American flyer Frank Hawks lands at Croydon after a 9 hour 44 minute round trip voyage to Rome and back to London. He reports headwinds abroad and Alps challenges but says he will sail for the United States around June 24.
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Hawks
London
Rome
Croydon
Eng
Croydon Airdrome
Frank Hawks
Alps
United States
Kingsford-Smith
Italy
Continue Drain Pit in Search of Youths Body
Lima Ohio June 17 Police Chief Willis Kipfer ordered continued draining of the quarry pit where the body of 17 year old Mise Woods was recovered last week and where the body of Earl Truesdale 20 is believed to lie. Eight feet of water remained and authorities hoped to reach the bottom tomorrow.
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Lima
Ohio
Earl Truesdale
Mies Thelma Woode
Willis Kipfer
Truesdale
Mise Woods
Railroads seek higher freight rates appeal to I C C
Washington briefs report railroads appealing to the Interstate Commerce Commission for increased freight rates. Tokyo warns of a major quake striking the city and unsettling residents. New York sees three men rob a bank and steal jewels worth 150000. Hamilton Bermuda notes a tourist steamer Bermuda burning near port. Tokyo reports a Japanese naval pilot killed in a midair collision. Washington tallies an eight million dollar jump in the treasury deficit stirring officials. New York coverage hints Capone aftermath as drive reveals its course. Mobile reports a woman shooting and killing Foster Hale Jr a prominent attorney.
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Washington
Tokyo
New York
Hamilton
Bermuda
Treasury
Capone
Mobile
F Oster Hale Jr
Governor Conley Urges grads in Barbouraville class
Governor Conley tells Morris Harvey College graduates that opportunities are greater now than before. West Virginia Druggist association opens with nearly 200 delegates in Wheeling. Clarksburg report: Miss Amanda McDaniel found in serious condition on an abandoned farm after dog bites and exposure.
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Barbouraville
Conley
Morris Harvey College
Wheeling
West Virginia Druggiste Association
Arthur Honecker
Comno
Clarksburg
Amanda McDaniel
Higher ups of rum gang will be goal of federal agents
Washington eyed New York as the next field in the war against organized crime with forty federal agents at work in the district and coordination across departments led by United States Attorney George Medalie. He noted progress would speak for itself and said some income tax evaders under indictments had already been investigated as the case expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
United States
George Medalie
Medalie
Capone Suit Over Palm Island Residence Fades After Order
Vincent C. Giblin, Capone's former Miami attorney, filed a $50,000 suit for unpaid fees. A court order dissolving the restraining injunction became effective Monday noon. Frank Clark Jr. said he would seek a state supreme court restraining order. Deputies had seized furnishings as Judge Freeland noted the property was in Mrs. Capone's name and the restraining order was meant to let her file suit.
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Freeland
Clark
Mrs. Capone
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