Social News of McDowell Mixed Celebrations
A series of social events in McDowell includes a pink rose shower for Mrs. Norris Bennett hosted by Mrs. J W Bingham on Virginia Avenue with more than fifty attendees. The evening featured a program of music, readings, and a rose ice cake, followed by gifts for the bride.
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J. W. Bingham
Virginia Avenue
Norris Bennett
E. H. Cox
J. W. Slack
Elizabeth Bennett
BE. D. Worley
Souviner
Thelma Johnson
Jillian Bingham
Bennett
Beautiful bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Gark and Mrs Payne
A refined luncheon at Mrs Clark's Maple Avenue home featured Dorothy Perkins roses and eight small bridge tables. One o'clock four course meal followed by an afternoon of bridge with assistance from Mrs T A Johnston and Mrs Mary Clark.
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Bridge
Hubert Gark
Clare Payne
Clark
Maple Avenue
Dorothy Perkins
T. A. Johnston
Mary Clark
Payne
M. G. Campbell
C. J. Hicks
J. (. Marshall
J. W. Price
J. TS. Giltner
Julius Goodman
A. L. Johnston
HH. T Hicks
Jos. M. Sanders, Jr
Robert Olinger
W. M. Boardman
Irs
R. W. Hobson
Hobart Wayne
D. J. F. Strother
Mary Temple Kemper
Catherine Rhodes
Red Sox Acquire Rosenthal From San Antonio
Simon Rosenthal of Dorchester, playing for the San Antonio Texas League team, has been bought by the Boston Red Sox. He will report to Boston in September and is batting .400 while an outfielder.
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RED Sox
Rosenthal
Boston
Simon Rosenthal
Dorchester
San Antonio
Boston Red Sox
Daily Telegraph Radio Program Highlights and Schedules
Radio listings detail Monday evening programs across cities including Philadelphia Detroit and Atlantic City. Concerts orchestras and piano violin performances appear alongside weather forecasts and dance programs with timing notes in multiple time zones.
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Atlantic
Bronel
Philadelphia
Poe
Weather
Dees
Welch Briefs and Local Notices From Welch News
Welch reports a hospitalized bank employee Paul Down after an appendicitis operation at Grace Hospital with doctors noting a satisfactory rest. Knights of Columbus plan meetings June 22 and 29 under Sup reme Director J. F. Butler. Crowd scenes in Welch show no arrests amid heavy weekend traffic. Several city notices include a raid on a Woodmont house, a boy with a fractured elbow at Grace Hospital, a nonjury verdict in a damages case, the death of Earnest Miller from pneumonia, and injuries to Evelyn McGinnis from a mine-tying incident, plus Edwin Pauley in a serious truck accident at Grace Hospital.
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Welch
Blakely
Guyan
D. L. Fleshman
Sir Hemphill
Fleshman
Grace Hospital
William Emory
Coalwood
Mary Meyers
Glen Alum
Harry Kline
Carter Hotel
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Paul R. Lovely
M. R. Sullivan
Boston
Lovely
Walter
Nick) Carter
Bluefield
New Recreation Hall
Causthia Buchanan
Shingledecker
Lansing
Mich
Princeton
Julius Goodman
Woodlawn Court
Christiansburg
Louise Eppling
Athens
C. D. Garber
Virginia Garber
Harry Garber
Paul Down
Merchants’ and Miners’ Bank
Mr. Down
Evelyn McGinnis
Dearing
Edwin Pauley
Traeger
Pauley
Kimball Kiwanis Club Zero Hour Meeting Highlighted
The Kimball Kiwanis Club invites full attendance for a Monday eight o clock zero hour meeting at Houston M E Church. The event coincides with Kiwanis International opening in St Paul and includes a ladies night with Bert Hylton awarding a guest prize. Radio coverage from station WCCO features the Weich Kiwanis Quartette and Jesse Stultz from Welch will share remarks about Welch and McDowell County.
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Kimball Kiwanis Club
Houston M. KE
Kimball
Kiwanis International
St. Paul
Bert Hylton
Weich Kiwanis
WCCO
Jesse Stultz
Welch
McDowell County
Princeton Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Princeton residents and visitors are listed in a social column featuring Mrs. Scally, Misses Kennedy and Hatcher, the Steorts family, Lisagor family, the Morgan household, Tressie Williamson, J. B. Sharpley, Little Joe Cole, Mrs. Trever, Kennon Peter, J. W. Thorn grandparents, the Stewart family, Ken Aversa, Katha Bird, Mae Honaker, Will Kirby, H D Dixon, Rath Johnston, Ruth Oney, and George H. Brown. Activities include trips to Chicago, Pulaski, Staunton, Bluefield, Roanoke, and Cleveland, along with affiliations to Gibbs & Hill and the Rotary Club.
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Joe Jiseror
Kate
Morris S. Lisagor
Belle
Chicago
J. Morgan
Bowling Addition
Pulaskia
Mr. Morgan
Tressie Williamson
Princeton
J. B. Sharpley
Pittsburg
New York
Norfolk
Little Joe Cole
Page
R. K. Trever
JL. QO. Oliver
Staunton
B. Kennon Peter
Harisonburg
Bridgewater
J. W. Thorn
Reynolds Avenue
C. L. Stewart
Virgie
Tootsie Stewart
Marion Philips
Tracy Stewart
Bluestone River
Ken Aversa
Iorchbore
Virginia
Katha Bird
MeComas
A. P. Sprangler
Bluefield
Mae Honaker
Main Street
Charleston
Will Kirby
H. D. Dixon
Roanoke
Rath Johnston
Ruth Oney
George H. Brown
Rotary Club of
Rotary International
Cleveland
Ohio
Earl Gott
James Cale
E. Lee Cale
Highland Avenue
Will Sears Love Orkce
East Coast Railway
Recreation Parlor Opens in Rhodes-Lepinsky Building
The Recreation Billiard Parlor adjacent to the Carter Hotel opened yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock. Welch notes the facility is among the finest in the state with a Williard room lunch stand offering cheeses and soft drinks. Manager L A Jaffee is aided by Walter Carter known as Nick Carter. Baker brothers own and run the Carter Hotel restaurant and recreation space.
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Rhodes-Lepinsky
Carter Hotel
Welch
Recreation
L. A. Jaffee
Jaffee
Walter Carter
Nick Carter
Bluefield
Baker Brothers
Bluefield Fans Favor Gary In Coalfield League Action
Local sports column notes Goose Goslin star power and a heavy slate of McDowell county matches. Bluefield aims to shut out the Coal Diggers, while Gary faces Poca Bramwell and Coalwood as fans anticipate strong pitching and lively banter in Welch and surrounding towns.
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Bluefield
Gary Coaldiggers
Gary
Welch Mayor vows strict law enforcement after court incident
Mayor John W. Blakely of Welch defends his record and pledges firm enforcement of the law after a federal court incident in Bluefield. He says past mistakes will not affect future actions and urges officers to cooperate in upholding liquor and other cases with "teeth" in penalties.
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John W. Blakely
Welch
Bluefield
Blakely
Belcher
Wyoming
George W. McClintick
Big Demonstration on Defense Day Planned
County officers organize Defense Day events with Thomas H. 8 Cur d as chairman and a county committee including EK Berlin Otis Linkous L A Osborne Guy C Mace W 8S Wray D J M Cook Henry K Tice Graham Sale Bert E Downs W B Lovett R H Powell and Mrs G T Dudgeon A civilian mobilization will provide a war strength company of eighty seven to march July 4 and a howitzer company quota of twenty eight. Volunteers should contact Captain Berghein box 46 Welch.
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Thomas H. 8. Curd
EK. J. Berlin
Coalwood
Otis Linkous
War
L. A. Osborne
Welch
Guy C. Mace
Gary
Wray
Northfork
D. J. M. Cook
Kimball
Henry K. Tice
Graham Sale
Bert E. Downs
W. B. Lovett
R. H. Powell
Wilcoe
G. T. Dudgeon
Uota
Berghein
Box 46
Modern Grocery Store Opens in Rhodes-Lepinsky Building
One of the state’s most modern grocery stores formally opened in the Rhodes Lepinsky building beside the Carter Hotel yesterday. H W and Company cash store offers fresh meats, a top refrigeration system, Sunbeam products, imported items, and a prompt delivery service. The shop features a New York market like display of fruits and vegetables with courteous, constant service.
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Rhodes-Lepinsky
Carter Hotel
H-W and Company Cash
New York
Rum Runner Bayles Fined and Ordered to Leave Town
John Bayles appeared in court facing a liquor transport charge after deputies captured an automobile full of moonshine in Hemphill. A Welch license plate car linked to a barber shop purchase was used. C. E. Harris said he bought it for Bayles who planned to haul liquor. The magistrate fined Bayles 150 dollars and costs and ordered him to beat it.
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John Bayles
Squire A. C. Hufford
Charlie Hutton
Bayles
Charles Hutton
Bob Yost
Hemphill
Welch
Informal Kiwanis Dance Follows Monday Meeting
In president Morfit’s absence L A Osborne will preside at the zero hour Kiwanis meeting in the Memorial building at 8 p m. All Kiwanis members are urged to attend with a guest and those not at the St Paul convention should be present. An informal dance follows until midnight with a buffet lunch served.
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C. C. Morfit
L. A. Osborne
Memorial Building
St. Paul
Plymouth Council Abolishes Fees For Schools
In Plymouth England the city council votes to abolish all fees for secondary and technical education to ease the cost of schooling for residents. The move aims to expand access to education and reduce financial barriers for families.
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Plymouth
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