D A R Chapter Meets at French Residence
D A R members gather at Mrs J M French home in Held Avenue for John Chapman chapter meeting. Mrs Roy S Thompson presides. Miss Anne Beverly Wood reports on Continental Congress. numerous chapter officers appointed. about forty five attendees enjoy coffee and flowers in blue and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga
John Chapman
Mra
J. M. French
Avenue
Ls. French Jr
Harriet
Elizabeth Arrench
Roy
Thompson
S. Strader
Anne Beverly Wood
D. A
Hlie~field Daily Telegraph
Clarence McClaugherty
W. W. Wood
Gary Hogg
Restrictiona
Americ Cantem
Harriet French
Lucy Higginbotham
Helen Jordan
To. A. Leonard
Constitution Hall
Mira Lyda Baldwin
E. French
Reeq T. Bowen
Wearch
Katherine Higginbothan
Home Makera
Kell Alderson
National Defense
W. GC. Pollock
D. A. Re Aludent
Joan Fund
HA. McCue
Eimetaland
J. Kell
R. Dow
Council Recessed by Young People's Council Meeting
The Young People's council held Tuesday at the Steele cabin on Dry Fork after a picnic supper. Gertrude Steels presided as president. The group decided to suspend meetings until the third Tuesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birefield
Meeting Notes From Bluefield D. C. Chapter Event
A Bluefield chapter of an organization held a meeting with Mrs Rees Bowen presiding and Greear as chaplain. Mrs J W Bell was admitted to membership and Mrs Lila Wat king gave the treasurer report while presenting copies and deeds to the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Rees T
Bowen Prealdkling
Bluefield Chaptor D. C
Jos Mas
Greear
D. E
J. W. Bell
Lila
Wathking
Mia
Watking
Southern Magazine program at Wytheville gathering noted
At Wytheville Virginia the Southern Magazine display was plated in the Bluefield library. Mrs Clarence McClaugherty led the afternoon program with Mrs W F Mansy reading the president general message. Mrs Paul Thies and Mrs Do i read excerpts from John H Anderson’s essay on Jefferson Davis. Mrs W C Pollock spoke on the Fall of lame. In New York..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Magazine
U. D.C
Wytheville
Bluefield
Clarence McClaugherty
Mra
Mansey
Paul
Thies
Reneh
Jefferson Davie
United States
St Marys Guild Meeting In Bluefeld This Afternoon
St Marys Guild meets at Miss Tempe Oahytne home in Bluefeld Virginia this afternoon at 2 40 local time with members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
Bluefeld
Happy Birthday Party for Darla Wrye on Clark Street
A birthday celebration for Darla Wrye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. OH Fre, took place Tuesday afternoon at 4 on an outdoor party on Clark Street. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake, with many receiving birthday gifts. hostesses included Mrs. G. BR. Frye and Mrs. Georgina Parvrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darla Wrye
Esrner
Mrs. OH. Fre
Clark Street
Har Elalith
Little Mies Rye
Pregent
Everett Len Shrewnsbury
Frank Blackwell
Geraldaudit
Sten Cnuditt
Junton Frans
Viva Jane Rmehols
Eel Treckatt
Denzel Duesing
Bobby Bimmona
Matroret Simmons
Tune Duresing
Betty Beckett
Dorothy Harris
Lea Robins
Jean Waaln
Moris Bourne
Mary Sinmona
Qladge Halman
Mary Ann Harrison
Nancy Beckett
Lilly Duering
Travalav
Inder
Ana Morris
Margaret Bourne
Maxine Bailey
Dicky Lavinder
Elma Morria
Janette Blackwell
Mre. G. BR. Frye
Georgina Parvrell
Mary Echols
Duantis Gaudi
Grace Beckett
Jtulh Moore
Westminster youths depart for Intermediates camp at Lewisburg
Westminster Presbyterian church sent Williatt Walters Phyl lia Slugs Helen Hale Betty Brooks Sally Aunayang Amanda Loe sare ver Barbara Ann Williame and Mar garet Stuart to the Intermediates camp in Lewisburg. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Hankell Sluss Mrs Clyde Sarver Mrs Ben Williams and Bobby Stuart. Camp closes next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nose
Lewisburg
Williatt Walters
Phyllia Slugs
Helen Hale
Betty Brooks
Sally Aunayang
Amanda Loe Sarever
Barbara Ann Williame
Margaret Stuart
Mra
Hankell Sluss
Clyde Sarver
Ben Williams
Bobby Stuart
Marriage Of Interest Creates Union In Lowry Bluefield
Mr and Mrs William Thompson Gibson of Lowry Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Alice Wilzabeth to Mr James Donald Strong of Appalachia Virginia on January 2 193h in Lynchburg Reverend Joseph H Lynch officiating Strong a University of Richmond alumnus and former varsity coach will continue coaching and study law at Richmonds Williams School of Law The couple plan to live in Richmond after September Mrs Strong is Denver High School and Hampton College alumna popular in Bluefield and Richmond The couple will spend summer with the brides parents and then reside in Richmond A separate notice mentions a meeting of the Anai Writh judge at Mats hotel tonight and urges attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson Gibson
Lowry, VI
Bluefald
Alice Wilza~ Heth
James Donald Strong
Appalachia
Lynchburg
Joseph H. Lynch
Strong
University of Richmond
1 O. Willams School of Law
Richemond
Richmond
Strang
Denver High School
Weathampton College
Bluefield
Hair Dye Promise Sparks at‑Home Whitening Craze
A garbled ad touts a hair dye named Its natural youthful color that supposedly changes gray hair in minutes at home. It claims no harm, fade resistance, and compatibility with perms. The ad emphasizes quick results and long-lasting color, urging readers to choose the product for a ageless look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Violinists To Play Evening Concert At Granada Theater
Virdin pupils of Vincent Paodelio about seventy perform this evening at 8 at Granada Theater. Students under James Elmer Tirown and Valinsola, with Mika Pllaabeth Boatlan and Paul C. Thoman Jr. among performers. A dance segment by Avelyn Chamber troupe and a varied program including Schubert, Pleyel, Kreisler, Dvorak, and orchestral numbers from the New World Symphony. Accompanied by ensembles led by Nancy and Boyd Madres and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virdin
Vincent Paodelio
Pear
Granada Theater
John Stirke
James Elmer Tirown
Valinsola
Mika Pllaabeth Boatlan
Paul C. Thoman Jr
Agnes Tmatherington
Anne Lily
Dante
Pupila
Avelyn Chambern Pehod
Alan Ten
Sehoet
Paul Thurman
Intarmezzo
Muscagit
Agnon Metherington
Anne Tilly
Ang Buly
Encomble
Mitel Tainee
Nancy
Boyd Madres
Hieh
Scott Shintt
Pope
Ming
Evelyn Chambers
di Capua Melire Ensemble Oa
Boloitt
Mita Ellabetti Haostan
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Spanteh Matilen
Chines Kutira Osenble
YWCA Board Plans Camp Visit and Devoltion
The YWCA board met Tuesday at Federal River quarters with Harriet French presiding. They discussed the annual camp opening June 26 at Camp Roland and set July 9 as a tentative board visit date for an overnight meeting. Mrs Kyle McDowell delivered a devotional on home life titled The Out-of-Doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miga Harriet French
Federal Rirver
Amp Roland
Kyle McDowell
Bluefield Quota Club Discusses By laws and Amendments
The Bluefield Quota club met at noon at the West Virginian state to discuss Quota International by laws with Miss Erie Loudermilk presiding. Delegates Anna Neel and Louise Phillips were briefed on amendments for the Colorado Springs convention starting June 21, while Martha Smith hosted guest Miss Ham Simpking Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Bluefield
Quota Club
Erie Loudermilk
Edward J. McQuall
Mira Martha Smith
Arie Noel
Edna Stultz
Milas Loudermak
Waterbury
Conn
Ham Simpking
Columbus
Ohio
Martha Smith
Mra
C. C. Garland
Huntington
WD. Barnett
Quoteriangara
Minnie Weavar
W M A Meeting at First Christian Church
The W M A of First Christian Church met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Mrs Den Johnson led a devotional in impressive manner. Mrs Frank Bowling read a long letter from Mrs H Gray Russell missionary to Africa. Installation of officers elected for the year was conducted by Rev Hen B Johnson. The closing hymn was Master Let Me Walk With Those. The president Mrs Cheyney led the business session and minutes were approved. Several members had not missed a meeting or a circle meeting. The meeting ended with the missionary benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womsn
Firat
Benedict
Rehearsal Set Friday Evening at The Blind Street Church
The church choir will meet for rehearsal this Friday evening at seven o clock. All members are urged to be punctual and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blind Street Methodiat Church Choir
Willing Workers Meet At Nazarene Church Home
The Willing Workers class of the Nazarene church met Tuesday at Mrs W R Hurnop’s Cumberland road home. After the business meeting refreshments were served by Ruth Kidd and Elizabeth Burton. The next meeting will be with Miss Christine Nash at her home 1006 Carolina avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nazarene Church
W. RR. Hurnop
Gurmberland Road
Ruth Kidd
Diizabeth Burton
Misa Christine Nash
Carolina Avenue
Bland Street W. M. S. June Meeting at Bland Street Church
The June meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at Bland Street Methodist Church convened in Hamilton Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. T. Tyree chaired, programs featured devotionals, a map of missionaries, and reports from circle leaders. Visitors Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Howard were welcomed, and the session closed with prayer.
Auxiliary Prayer Band Meeting Notice
The Nation's Auxiliary Prayer band will meet at 9:00 this morning at the homes of Mrs. L. Humphrey, 583 Wonsth Street. An invitation extends to all persons interested.
Elizabeth Earnest Circle Meets at Bland Street Church Home
Elizabeth Earnest circle of Bland Street Methodist church met at Mrs W Foland's Union street home with Mrs H C Bradsh ay as joint host. The meeting opened with Sweet Hour of Prayer and prayer by Miss Ora Clark Son. Bible study on the twenty seventh Psalm led by Miss Desri Gilmore. Helen Sue Spangler's group led an engaging program on The Witness of Women. Mrs Raby Groseclose spoke on The Forgotten Women Not a Few. Mrs Jack Perkins described Bishop Asbury's friends. Mrs Harry Burnett shared incidents in Elizabeth Asbury's life The Forgotten Mother. Mrs Helen Payne spoke on Methodist Women Today. Miss Mary Lou Carr discussed What Differences What Methods and the Next General Conference. Miss Helen Sue Spangler gave A Missionary Task. In leader's absence, assistant leader Miss Ethereal Black conducted efficiently. Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs Fred Harri. During social hour, treats were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Earnest
Bland Street Methodist Church
W. Foland
Union Street
H.C. Bradshay
Misa Ora Clarkson
Desri Gilmore
Misa Helen Sue Spangler
Raby Groseclose
Jack Perkins
Bishop Asbury
Harry Burnett
Elizabeth Asbury
Helen Payne
Mins
Mary Lou Carr
Helen Sue Spangler
A.B. Mahood
Ethereal Black
Fred Harri
Interesting Nuptials at Hetherington Home
Grace Hetherington will marry Dr. E W Farley this evening at 7 30 at the Hetherington residence Albemarle street. A small bridal party and friends were entertained there last evening after the rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hetherington
Albemarle Street
Grace Hetherington
E. W. Farley
Hetherington
Country Club Dance Saturday at Bluefield Club
A dance is planned at Bluefield Country Club Saturday evening from 10 to 12. Music will be provided by Nelson’s Nighthawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Nelson'a Nighhawks
Tri-District Union to Meet at Grace Church
The Tri-District Young People’s Union holds its June meeting Friday at 7 45 PM at Grace Methodist Church. Delegates to the young people’s conference at Emory and Henry College will be featured in reports at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-District
Young People’s Union
Grace Methodist Church
Young People's Conference
Emory and Hienry College
Bluefield Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Admissions
Mrs J Stamper and daughter plan a week at Rat Springs Tenn. Helen Sayers of Pocahontas visited Bluefield. Emma Kish hospitalized for appendicitis after an operation at St Luke's. Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Wealey Scott with Mary Jenkins moved to new apartments. Mr Roberts and party from Columbus Ohio visit relatives in Bluefield. Thacker of Dante joins Appalachian Electric Power. Mrs Macintosh and Mrs Mercury of Independence Kansas are visiting here with relatives. Buddy Barnesley from Olney Md visits Dr Cornett’s home. Richardson brothers at Slone-Sydney College spend summer in Bluefield. Marry Frances Cornett from Olney Md visits. Clara Crutsberg returns from Baltimore to spend summer in Bluefield. W P Witt and daughters visit Parkersburg, then Mrs Witt’s mother Mrs Hamilton. E R Wilson Jr discharged from St Luke's after appendicitis. Robert Worden, John Torrigon visiting Mrs Kyle Bruce in Bluefield. Bob Mollohan returns from Parkersburg after two weeks in Bluefield. W Page and children return from Washington after Shine convention. Barbara Williams and Ananda Sarver at Presbyterian camp Crasn Briar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Stamper
Dana Harris
Tenners
Helen Sayers
Pocahontas
Bluefield
Emma Kish
Rateish Street
Frank Moore
St. Luke's Hospital
Arte
Paul R. Caldwell
Wealey Scott
Ming Mary Jenkins
Karnier Street
Tazewell Terrace
Z. W. Roberts
Jimmy and
Jerry
Edna Simpking
Columbus
Ohio
Crisinds
W. H. Wyaong
Springfeld
Princeton
Kansas
Java
Greenville
N. C
Ath. Johnston
R. E
Robert
George Richardson
Slampden-Sydney College
Mra
Louis Spanos
Norfolk
Stroman
Union
W. Va
W. H. Sperow
Sperow
Union Street
Robert Gray
Misa
Frances Cornett Igherve
Olney
B. F. Cornett
Memorial Avenue
T. E. Vase
Montvale
Darville
Misa Clara Crutsberg
Baltimore
Wp, Witt
Florence
Ann
Parkersburg
Kyle Bruce
Worden
Bruce
College Avenue
Bob Mollohan
Hinefeld
Bush Year
W. Page
Misa Corails
James
Washington
Shine
Barbara Ann Williams
Ben H. Williams
Ananda Lee Sarver
Clyde Sarver
Presbyterian Young People's Camp
Crasnbrier
Williams
Sarver
Drivers urged to get tags early in West Virginia
Motorists are urged to renew license plates before June 30 to avoid fines for improper registration. The Blishfield AAA notes reforms require updated plates, offers help, and cites safety gains from 1935 four-month data. A fitness pledge sticker campaign with "I WILL DRIVE CAREFUL LY" will be distributed to promote safer driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blisheld Automobile Club
Iteenas Lawa
West Virginia
AAA
J. P. Gills
Bluefield Automobile Club Safety Committee
American Automobile Association
Causa
eLy
Eee
Ladies’ Home Journal
Trafic
Delaing
American Automoblic Association
America
Uhe Bluelild Automobile Club
Local Visitors and Health Notes In Bluefield Area
Mrs J C Mitchell of Barrett Virginia with her daughter Mona visits her parents Mr and Mrs T J Brown in the city. Mrs B M Dixon underwent an operation Tuesday at Bluefield Sanitarium. J Forrest of Falls Mill reportedly improved after illness. Joe Kejly and Karl Stowers of Burkes Garden are visitors in Bluefield today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Mitchell
Barrett
Mona
T. J. Brown
B. M. Dixon
Bluefield Sanitarium
J. Forrest
Falls Milly
Joe Kejly
Karl Stowers
Burkes Garden
Bhiefield
Delinquent 1934 Taxes Notice Cited by Sheriff
J. C. Fanning, Sheriff and Treasurer, directs readers to another notice in this paper regarding tax delinquency for 1934. The brief public notice warns individuals to avoid publishing the sheriff’s name as a delinquent and points to the corrective statement elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fanning
Indo Vin Promises Fast Stomach Relief in Bluefield
An advertised natural liquid remedy Indo Vin claims to relieve stomach distress within minutes. Marketed as a plant juice mixture, it allegedly clears fermented matter, reduces gas and indigestion, and supports kidney and liver function, offered at Goodykooute Drug Store in Bluefield with low daily cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Goody Koouts
Tome Fm
Goodykooute Drug Store
Bhiefield
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U. D. &. Meeting
Grace Benjamin
Beeehport
New York
St. Mary’s Guild
Happy
Thi
Ie Mats
Prant
Schubert Remblon
Pleyel
Sonaliam
Kreisler
W. M. A. Meeting
Leon
Lou Gehrig
MELS
Pop
W. M.S
Woman's Missionary Society
Hamilton Hall
E. T. Tyree
Jesus
J. A. Tabor
H. {. Shott
Chela
Batty Douthat
Harry Hurnatt
Methodist Church
Lem Soykin Jr
Tyree
Silesian Board
Hemphill
J.T. Kirk
Eradie
J. M. Bandera
J. E. Wagner
Maryin Anderson
Detty Douthat
World Outlook
Bland
Meyer Marcia
D. J. Subelatte
Christian Social Relations
Ernest Henson
Dudley
Delamater
Hale
Roy Thompson
Mya, Howard
Pulaski
Mia. Howard
Tyres
Elizabeth Earnest Circle
Pance
First National Bank
Flat Top National Bank
Lake Lomile
Emerald
Canadian Rockies
Prie
Banff
eTreen Mn Ue A
Cies
Rinso
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