All In Readiness For Opening Off Camp At Camp Roland
The Y W C A announces the annual girls summer camp at Camp Roland from June 26 to July 10 with counselors in place on June 25. Each girl must arrange her own attire and meals begin at noon on opening day. Miss Minnie Weaver and copa Gilmore lead the staff with listed counselors and improvements completed for first class conditions. Registration urged at the Y quarters on Federal Street with several out of town attendees already enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Roland
Minnie Weaver
Copa Gilmore
Mildred Copenhaver
Eloise Dilcher
Peggy Har
Grace Church youths hear Carle Davis on democracy and peace
At Grace Methodist Church the young people heard pre law student Carle Davis discuss democracy and Christianity. He argued democracy has thrived in the United States, urged peace over war, and warned against radical dictatorship as an obstacle to freedom. The Net weekly paper and other church activities were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carle Davis
Grace Church
Grace Methodist Church
Roger Harris
Emma Sue Phelps
Concord State Teachers
Cortral
United States
Church Young
the Net
Mrs Principe Honored At Mrs Graham’s Evening
Mrs Graham hosted a compliments tea for Mrs Principe with several guests including Mrs P Graham Mrs J H Bailey and Mrs Principe. Guests enjoyed games and a five course meal while gifts of fine linen were presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans & Ton
Soars Roth
Class Meet Held At Shrader Home
Twenty five members and twelve visitors attended the class meet at the Shrader home. Guests included Miss Prete laustard, Gene Gala, Prous Morris, Maxine Smith, Mary Ruth Elizabeth Louise Stewart, Brady, Bernita Camper, Phyllis Linkous, Irene Sprouse, Les Els wich, and Ruth Cox. Mrs H S Shrader hosted with assistance from Mrs Henry Woods and Mrs J D Blanchard as they served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prete Laustard
Gene Gala
Prous Morris
Maxine Smith
Mary Ruth Elizabeth Louise Stewart
Brady
Bernita Camper
Phyllis Linkous
Irene Sprouse
Les Elswich
Ruth Cox
8. S. Shrader
Henry Woods
J. D. Blanchard
Grace ME Church Activities For Ensuing Week
The Daily Vacation Bible School led by Mrs. R. J. Keyes opens daily at 9:15 and ends at 11:00, with more children expected. The dramatic club, directed by Miss Home Sue Phelps, plans a three act play in July. Rev J. T. Brown continues Bible lectures on Joshua Wednesday evening. Thursday at 3 the youth meet at the church for a Paris Mills outing and picnic supper for college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Keyes
The
Bible School
Dramatic Club
Helen Ae
Home Sue Phelps
J. T. Brown
Joshua
Paris Mills
Anniversary Of Wedding Observed At Lambert Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert celebrated their forty fourth wedding anniversary at their home in Pile. Mrs. Lambert received many attractive and useful gifts. After lunch guests enjoyed conversation and entertainment. among attendees were Mr. and Mrs. W. and son Lambert Pierce of Vi, Mr. and Mrs. C. Friends then were Bill Webb of R. 8. city and F. W. Cragg of Pennsylvania.
Little Jimmy Cohen Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Jimmy Cohen son of Mr and Mrs Deleon Cohen Mountain View avenue celebrated his second birthday with a party Saturday at 3. Pink and white decorations set a festive mood as guests enjoyed ice cream and cake served by Shirley Harris and Erselle Stowers. Attendees included Jane Barbie Virginia Linkous Gail Voight Louise Harris Jackie Jolard Linda Rhea Kersey and the host. Taylor Agee Joe Hall Judy Hall and Freddie Repass were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cohen
Deleon Cohen
Mountain View Avenue
Shirley Harris
Erselle Stowers
Jane and
Sue Barbarie
Virginia Linkous
Gail Voight
Louise Harris
Jackie Jolard
Linda Rhea Kersey
Taylor Agee
Joe and
Judy Hall
Freddie Repass
Rock OES Chapter Elects Officers
Rock OES Chapter elects officers including patron A P associate matron Hallie Young associate W L Warden Miss de West secretary Ethel Echols conductress Dion associate conductress Dessie Hi Theworthy matron elect Ethel Grainger warder and sentinel Fred Young with Miss Bess Barbour past worthy grand matron as installing officer at the June 28 regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Hallie Young
W. L
de West
Ethel Echols
D-ion
Dessie
Mary Hi Theworthy
Ethel Grainger
Fred Young
Bess Barbour
Ceton
Pocahontas Lodge Silver Anniversaries Observed
Mrs. Fred Walker leads reservations and auxiliary duties for a Pocahontas lodge event honoring the forty fifth lodge anniversary and the twenty fifth auxiliary anniversary with F. L. Taylor as trainmen committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
F. L. Taylor
Walker
Pocahontas Lodge
Miss Eulalia Francisco To Return From Camp Merrie Wood
Miss Eulalia Francisco is expected home Friday from Camp Merrie Wood Sapphire North Carolina where she is attending the Southern Business Girls conference in session June 11 21 Miss Francisco is president of the Business and Professional Girls club here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Francisco
Camp Merrie-Wood
Sapphire
N. C
Miss Francisco
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Return From Visit In Metropolis
Mr. and Mrs. J. Park Sutherland and daughters Betty Jeane and Tommy June with Mrs. Sutherland's mother Mrs. Sallie B. Dillon have returned from a ten day visit with Mrs. Ray C. Wheeler in New York City. On returning they paused to visit relatives in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Park Sutherland
Betty Jeane
Tommy June
Sutherland
Sallie B. Dillon
Albemarle Street
Ray C. Wheeler
New York City
Wheeler
Dillon
Wrights Attend National Grocers Convention in New York
Mr and Mrs Wright left Saturday for the National Grocers Association convention in New York City They will visit Mrs George Weber at Hollis Island and attend the World’s Fair The convention headquarters are at the Pennsylvanian hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wright
National Grocers’ Association
New York City
George Weber
Hollis Island
Pennsylvanian
Hager Clan Reunion At Old Homestead
The Hager clan gathers at the old homestead for a reunion among family and friends with plans for shared memories and continued fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Homestead
Miss Morton Guests of Miss Taylor in Bay City
Miss Mary Anna Morton of Bay City Texas is the guest of Miss Taylor at the Taylor home on Jefferson street. The two young women were roommates at Arlington Hall in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anna Morton
Bay City
Tex
Miss Taylor
Claude Taylor
Jeferson Street
Arlington Hall
Washington
DAR To Meet At Burgess Home
The DAR announces an executive meeting at 2 30 PM at the Burgess home. Members will gather for the planned agenda and organizational updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Toin
Birth of Charleen Hampton in Bluefield
Mr and Mrs Charles Hampton announce the birth of a daughter named Charleen at Bluefield on June 17. The mother was formerly Kath leen Thacker before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hampton
Sennen
Bluefield
Charleen
Kathleen Thacker
Local Personal Notes From Bluefield Area
Mrs. Vadie Thompson improves at Bluefield sanitarium after a broken shoulder from a stair fall at Highland avenue. May Bailey and Betty Anne Armbrister return from two week trip to Looktown Mountain Morristown and Douglas with grandfather E Lawrence in Tazewell. Mae Shields visits Betty Moses in Pocahontas. Mr. and Mrs. C L Seyler travel from vana Cuba. Mildred W arrives today from Rica Med college to spend a month with her mother. Mrs H M W south Bland Emily 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vadie Thompson
Bluefield Sanitarium
Highland Avenue
May Bailey
Betty Anne Armbrister
Look- Town Mountain
Morristown
Douglas
E. Lawrence
Tazewell
Mae Shields
Betty Moses
Pocahontas
C. L. Seyler
Vana
Cuba
Mildred W
Rica
Medical College
H. M. W . South
Emily
Brief Court Session Adjourns To Summer Term Begins
Judge George W. McClintic held a short district court session and will adjourn until Monday June 24 to open the regular summer term. He will charge the grand jury upon return from Asheville after attending a judges conference. Cicero Hurley former postmaster at Anawalt received three years probation for embezzlement with restitution obligations. Probation officer Bolick said about 1186.20 was involved. Hurley has paid 125 to date and is employed on a state road project. Attorneys A Kingdon William Kell and State Senator W M LaFon were admitted to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McClintic
United States District Court
Tenn
McClintic
Fourth Judicial District
Asheville
N. C
Norning
Cicero Hurley
Anawalt
Meclvitic
Hurley
W. B. Bolick
A. Kingdon
William Kell
W. M. LaFon
Union
Attendance at First Baptist Bible School Reaches 180
Vacation Bible school at the First Baptist church enrolled 180 students over six days with an average attendance of 143. The program runs through Friday with Friday evening 7 45 ceremony for daily attendance certificates, a handwork exhibit, and special evangelistic services. Parents and children are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Savoy Club Bene Fit Bridge Party Invitation
The Savoy club invites the public to a bene fit bridge party led by president Miss Margie Buckles and officers Miss Marion Schrinner and the club's members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Club
Margie Buckles
Marion Schrinner
Twenty club meeting and church activities announced
The Twenty club will meet this evening at 7 30 with Miss ah yp of eet ister Presbyterian chi Wednesday at 3 at the ee to meet at 2 for practice. A program on Indian home missions is planned with Mrs Humphrey in charge. Torchlighters at the first Christian church with Miss Ella oe as teacher, and Misses Margaret Borden expected. full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Club
Eet
Ister Presbyterian
The
Mis. Se Humphrey
First Christian Church
Ella Oe
will —_ ee
Margaret Borden
Radio Schedule Fragments From a 1930s Station Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs for a Tuesday June 18 schedule shows segments across the day featuring films, music, news, and variety acts. Program names include Sunshine Sisters Wolford Wrecking Co LEE MOORE Lilly Me MOUNTAINEERS Lilly Land Co Musical Clock Granada Guide and Morning Devotional with multiple sponsor tags such as Coca Cola Bluefield Hardware Co and Brown & Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Sisters
Wolford Wrecking Co
Lee Moore
Lilly Me Mountaineers
Lilly Land Co
H Singers
the Musical Clock Co
Ew Graham Pharmacy
Breakfast Club
Granada Guide
Heironimus
Mary Lee Taylor
Pet Milk CO
Warlick
Lee Moore Tomchin
Mother Feuchtenberger Bakery
Colonial Bulletin
Woman’s Radio Journal
A. Puel Co
Chicago House
Music Box Revue
Clark Furniture Co
SAM Coca-Cola
Jubilee Boys Ca
Tonic Tunes
Bluefield Supply Co
Mineral Springs
Bluefield Hardware Co
Pioneer Boys
Buskirk Family Bi-Tone Corp
SUN Rise Varities
Sun Rise Bottling Co
Rhythm & Romance
Bird. Supply Co
LOS
Radio schedule highlights and program list
A dense PBS style radio schedule lists multiple programs by network including NBC WEA F, CBS WABC and others. Notable items include Orphan Annie Dramatic Serial and Amos and Andy sketches with assorted news, comedy, and musical segments running from early evening to night.
Chesterfield Program and Dance Music Highlights
Radio schedule fragment lists Glenn Miller and Orchestra on Chesterfield program with CBS WABE airings and NBC WOR sequences. Includes Raymond G Swing talk and Uncle Walt enge drama. News and dance programs fill 9 to 10 pm with Amos and Andy repeats and Dixie program repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc
Wjz
Glenn Miller
Cbswabe
Raymond G. Swing
Mbs-Wor
Dancing Orchestra
Walt Enge
Weaf
Cbs -Wabe
Mbs-Net
Cbs-Wabe
News & Dance
Nbc-Weareast
Cbs & Mbs
J. Pidler
Cbs-West
World's Tonic Charms Pocahontas Readers In Heartburn Ad
A local testimonial from J H Severey of Pocahontas praises World's Tonic for relief from heartburn gas and bloating. The ad touts improved digestion nervousness headaches and nightly awakenings while promising free information at Goodykoontz East End Pharmacy in Bluefield West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Severey
Maple Grove
Methodist Church
Pocahontas
Goodykoontz East End Phey
Princeton
Bluefield
W. Va
Goody Pairview
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Graham
Mrs. Principe
Shrader
Taylor's Drug Store
Princeton Ave
Telegraph Commercial Printing Bag
Bland
Bluefield, W. VA
Grace ME
Lambert
Informa! Dance
Walcott
Liberty Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Rufus Burton
Nole Grand
Beatrice Foley
Rebekah Assembly
Matoaka Lodge
E. E. Carter
C. J. Whisman
Little Jimmy Cohen
Rock Oes
Metropolis
Mrs. Wright
Miss Morton
Dar
Burgess
Federal Court
First Baptist Bible School
RADIO
Jack — Nbesgeal
Nbe
Red-West
Ireene Wicker
Wj2z
Wabe
Imbs-Chain
the O'Neills
Barton
Baines
Che-Wale
Orphan Annie
Mbs-Woreast
L’l Abner
Nbcweaf
Cbs-Wabc
Strings
Cbs-Midwest
Mbs-Chain
Edwin C. Hill
Ed East
Weafonly
Malcolm
Ioe
ST. Joseph
Rocky Gorton
Abc-Red-Chain
Lowell _ Thomas
Abc
Bud Barton
abc_bluewest
Amos and Andy
Cbswabc
Lynn Cole
Cbs-Chain-West
Palton Lewis, Jr
Mr. Keen
Nbc Wjz
Lanny Ross
Paul Sullivan
New York
Cbs-Wabcbasic
Arthur Hale
Mbs
Wor
H. V. Kaltenborn
Abcred-Chain
Sam Baker
East
Johnny
Orch
Nbc-Weaf
Roy Shield
Edward G. Robinson
Ned Jordan
Spytory
New England
Horace Heidt
Nbec-Weaf
Nbc-Wiz
Dancing Music Orch
Elmer Davis
We the People
Fibber McGee
Molly
Nbe-Weaf
Quiz & the
Bob Hope
Core Davis
Pocahontas, Va
Loader
South Bluefield
Elizabeth Textile CO
Bland Street
Telegraph Commercial Printing Co
Bland St
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