Mrs German Wins Rocky Schorr Golf Tournament Final
In the Rocky Schorr tournament final at Bluefield Country Club Mrs W J German defeated Mrs Frank Day on the sixteenth hole after taking an early lead by winning the first two holes. Prizes included items for several participants and luncheon followed the match. The day featured team qualification for A and B squads with four low scorers making the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
W. J. German
Frank Day
George Strace
J. M. Hn
C. L. Seyler
Dean Hosmer
de Strader, Jr
Popular Couple United In Home Wedding
Miss Lois Virginia Liddle of Davy and Rev. John Emerson Foster of the Davy Methodist church wed Monday at the bride’s parents home in Davy. The ceremony, by Rev. C. G. Eastwood, featured soft music and a simple service with close family. The bride, a Concord college graduate, wore Georgette crepe with Valenciennes lace. the groom is a pastor from Georgia. The couple plans a home in the Davy Methodist parsonage after June 27, with a North Carolina and Tennessee wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Virginia Liddle
Davy
John Emerson Foster
Davy Methodist Church
C. G. Eastwood
Bluefield
Methodist Church
Margaret
Stan Non Pee
Foster
Concord O
McDowell County
Poster
A. P. Foster
Young-Harris College
Western North Teachers’ College
University
Emory University
Atlanta
North Carolina
Methodist
Une
Music Teachers Entertained by Mr. Morrissey
The Bluefield Music Teachers association met at Gibson Morrissey's home on Sunday at 5 PM. Officers elected were Charlies Cassell president, Mrs. Lewis H. Reiland vice president, and Mrs. C. V. Foland secretary as the group aims to raise music standards and foster teacher patron cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Music Teachers’ Association
Gibson Morrissey
Tasewell Street
Charlies Cassell
Lewis H. Reiland
C. V. Foland
Cantata at Bland Street Church Sunday Evening
The Bland Street Methodist church hosts John Stainer’s The Daughter of Jairus this Sunday at 8 pm. A 12 piece orchestra and many visiting singers join the choir led by James Elmer Brown, with soprano and tenor duets featured in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist Church
John Stainer
Jairus
Ohn Stainer
London
Jamel Elmer Brown
Meeting of Bluefield Young People Council Deliberates Charity
Bluefield Virginia young people council met for an evening supper at the Guasters. Miss Gayeas presided, Miss Gilmore gave the invocation, and Steele spoke on leprosy aid. The group voted to donate 25 to build a leper house and plan summer meetings and church exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Young People's
Gaye
Desir Gilmore
Y. Seat
Ein Steele
State 'N Endeavor
Bluefield
Elizabeth Morgan
Students of Art Will Graduate This Evening
Evening program at 8 o clock in the Vivene Art studio on Commerce Street features a graduation of art students. Director Frampton presents a dip in art with Irene Norris Shir ley Gottlieb and more. Includes a Hollywood bid by Rio Jomas, piano by Mary Sue McMullin, and decorations by Blanche Frampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Street
Issea
Allyeu Biebfuila
Frampton
Man Tman
E. M. Louthan
Irene R. Norris
Shirley Ann Gottlieb
Hollywood Motion Picture
di Rio Jomas
A. J. Cole
Etcer County School Board
Mary Sue McMullin
Alleyen McMullin
Blanche Framp
Nina Smith
J. Francisco
Edna Mae Wits
UDC Chapter Hears Talk On Beauvoir At Meeting
Bluefield United Daughters of the Confederacy held a regular meeting at the Y rooms with good attendance. Mrs Rees T Bowen spoke about Beauvoir near Biloxi Miss now serving as a home for Confederacy veterans and widows. A mark placement was announced. Ohio is larger than Bulgaria in population and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Y. Quarters
Bernard MecClaugherty
Rees T. Bowen
South
Jefferson Davis
Beauvoir
Biloxi
Miss
Wackson
State of
Ohio
Bulgaria
Vivene Studio Recital Features Original Play The Maker of Dreams
Pupils of the Vivene Art and Expression studio presented an original play The Maker of Dreams by Irene Norris at the Vivene studio on Commerce Street. The program included actors such as Miss thief Meade and Shirley Ann Gottlieb with a decorative moon motif and various themed vignettes. The audience filled the venue as the students delivered acting, dancing, and a vocal solo by Gottlieb, praised for their charm and polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivene Art and Expression Studio
Irene Norris
Commerce Street
Uefi
Norris
W. 8. Cummins
Memorial Baptist Church
Bluefield
Hollywood
Adererrot
Jodrian
Joannish
Pign
Ane Phelps
J. Phillips
Mercedes Denny
George Walker
Shirley Gottlieb
Annabelle
Cynthia Martin
Ordeacel
Joan Rodman
Nancy Blaydes
Charlene
Boyd Eelnott
Owen
Howe Holiday
George Asker
Shirley Ann Gottlieb
GIA Holds All Day Meeting at Moose Hall
GIA plans an all day session at Moose Hall with members present. Twin Sisters will attend and bring gifts to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Moose Hall
Bluefield County Club Dinner Dance Calendar
A dinner dance is scheduled at the Bluefield County Club from 8 to 12 with Mr and Mrs Lon in attendance. Good music is assured for the evening of dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Lon
Birth Notice for Viola Carner Cook
Mr and Mrs R A Cook announce the birth of a child. Mrs Viola Carner becomes Mrs Cook by marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cook
Local Personal News Notices and Visits
Mrs. Earle K Behrend of Mason City Iowa visits her mother Mrs Harry Douthat on East River Avenue. Mrs C G Hancock at Ferndale apartments is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs Frank Hudgins, away at WilHby Beach Virginia for two weeks, plans to visit relatives in Washington and the Valley of Virginia before returning. Miss Louise Browers returns from a week in Norfolk visiting friends. G B Akers Princeton engineer for a railway company is a patient at Bluefield sanatorium in improving condition. Dongle Niswander son of Mr and Mrs Guy Niswander of Bramwell is visiting Washington. Miss Jo Marie Thompson assistant to Rev W P Eastwood at Bland Street Methodist Church attends the Methodist Intermediate camp near Bristol Virginia. Miss Anneeoughey of Decatur Georgia young people's director of First Presbyterian Church arrives in the city and stays with Mr and Mrs Martin at Highland Avenue. Mr and Mrs Bunts and Roland Lazenbyer return from a three weeks trip to California. Robert Shelton returns from a visit with his brother Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle K. Behrend
Mason City
Harry Douthat
East River Avenue
C. G. Hancock
Ferndale Apartments
Bluefield Sanitarium
Frank Hudgins
Wil Hby Beach
Washi
Valley of Virginia
Louise Browers
Norfolk
G. 8
Akers
Princeton
Bluefield
Sa E. Dongle Niswander
Guy Niswander
Bramwels
Washington
Jo-Marie Thompson
W. P. Eastwood
Bland Street Methodist Church
Camp Sequoiah
Bristol
Mercer youths attend reserve officers camp
Ned Shott of Bluefield and William C. Cook Jr. of Princeton attend a six week Reserve Officers Training Camp at Fort Knox Kentucky. The encampment, led by Colonel T F McNeill, trains ROTC students from universities in the Fifth Corps Area under General William E Cole. Brigadier General Daniel Van Voorhis commands Fort Knox and provides facilities and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Shott
Bluefield
William C. Cook, Jr
Princeton
Mercer
Knox
T. F. McNeill
Infantry
U. S
Fifth Corps
Fifth C
William £. Cole
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Daniel van Voorhis
Fort Knox
Kentucky
United States Army
Thompson Whitt Marriage Formally Announced in Tazewell
Formal notice reports the marriage of Miss Helen Whitt of Tazewell to Mr. James W. Thompson of Tazewell. The ceremony occurred on the 18th with Rev W R Jones officiating. Helen attended Marshall College Huntington and works for National Bituminous Coal in Bluefield. James graduated Roanoke Business College and works with Painter Motor in Tazewell. They plan to reside in Tazewell late this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whitt
George Whitt
Tazewell
James W. Thom
W. 8. Jones
Marshall College
Huntington
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Bluefield
Thompson
J. H. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Roanoke Business College
Painter Motor and Machinery Ae
Announcements from editors luncheon and club meetings
The notes list events for today including an editors luncheon at the Bluefield Country Club with a 3 pm start, a DAR chapter meeting at 3 pm with Mrs. W. 8. Wray in Northfork, a 2:30 pm executive session, Vivene Art Evening at 8 pm on Commerce Street, and a Grundy club gathering at 2:30 pm with Mrs J. F. Douthat at 601 Frederick Street. The nominating committee will meet and officers will be elected. attendance urged. The Business Women's Circle of Westminster Presbyterian Church meets at 7:45 pm with Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
John Chapman
Wray
Northfork
Grundy Club
J. F. Douthat
Frederick Street
Business Women's Circle of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Women’s clubs plan meetings at Hamilton Hall and First Baptist
Marion Ohio residents on North Street organize, with Mrs Edward Steele leading. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets at Hamilton Hall and the Street Methodist Church in the afternoon. A large attendance is urged by the ladies of the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
North Street
Edward Steele
Woman's Christian Temperance
Hamilton Hall
Street Methodist Church
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
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Rocky Schorr
I. Country Club
Elsa the Golf Shop
Mr. Morrissey
Bland Street
Young People’s Council
UDC
Y. Rooms
William Clay Armstrong
Etowah
Tenn
FY Eet
Amarr Ung Beverage
Peu
Shel
Ropom, Ton
Ann
Jetta
Levies
Dee Bares
Shelton
York
Wake Ag Son
Sina, Mac- Neil
Laike A. Parsley
Cumberland Road
Dave Taylor
Cincinnati
C. A. Bane
High Avenue
Joyce Walker
Beckley
Parsons
Sprinkle Beryl Baker
Ewe Va
Ruby Caldwell
Welch
Welch Ons
Caldwell
Harold Ine
Eric Matthews
Elizabeth
Virginia Powers
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Points
Delaware
Thompson-Whitt
Virginia
Studio
Garden A
Ee Woods
Ipinefield Garden Club
Globe Trotters’ Club
Neely
Barium Reduction Corp
N. South Charleston
W. VA
Sokoon TZ
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