Yarbrough Carr Wed In Pearisburg nuptials
Hedith Carr and Russell A. Yarbrough married at the Carr home in Pearisburg on June 16 with Rev. J. H. Umberger officiating. The bride wore tan beaded crepe and carried yellow rosebuds and lilies of the valley. The groom is with First National Bank of Bluefield. they will reside in Bluefield after visiting eastern cities.
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Roanoke Times
E. B. Carr
Pearisburg
Hedith
Russell A. Yearbrough
Carey Yarbrough
Mary Lou Carr
Besse Chariton
Georgette
J. H. Umberger
A. D. Gerberich
John Powell
Youiger
First National Bank of
Bluefield
W. Va
Early Monday Lunch Time Shift for Bible Study
The Virginia Asher Bible Council sets lunch at 6 20 pm every Monday at Masonic Hall. Luncheon runs until 6 pm, then the evening Bible study begins. Members are urged to note the change and attend.
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Virginia Asher Bible Council
Masonic Hall
Bluefield youths gather weekly at John Brown tabernacle
Young people in Bluefield meet Fridays at 7 30 pm for prayer at the John Brown tabernacle. The informal gathering, begun by Mrs. Loren Jones, aims to replace the town's reputation as hard to reach spiritually. All city youths are urged to attend with hymn books and Bibles.
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Tabernacle
Bluefield
Loren Jones
John Brown
Cles
John Brown Tabernacle
Delightful moonlight hay ride for forty youths
About forty young people enjoyed a moonlight hay ride to Tastewell on Friday evening. The air rang with songs and shouts and delicious refreshments were served. Chaperones Mrs. Davis Westall of Mansfield Ohio and Mrs. W Douthat oversaw the party, all reporting a fine time.
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Tazewell
Davis Westall
Mansfield, O
W. Douthat
D A R Benefit Card Party At Bluefield Country Club
Daughters of the American Revolution John Chapman Chapter to host a benefit card party at Bluefield Country Club on Friday June 27 to raise funds for mountain schools and related causes. Tables for bridge rock and mah jongg to be reserved by phone with chairwomen listed and members urged to participate.
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Bluefield Country Club
John Chapman Chayter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginias
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolinas
America
John Chapman
Madison Synodical Schol
Boone County
Ellis Island
Old Trails Road
Bluefield
Norman McDowell
J. Franck Fox
James E. Hatcher
D. M. Easley
Thos. H. Scott
Lamar Eppesly
Birthday Party for John D Crawford Sixth Birthday
Master John D Crawford son of Mr and Mrs E S Crawford entertained at his Union Street home Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6 in honor of his sixth birthday About twenty children attended and enjoyed pink and white decorations dainty ices and refreshments Mrs W C Givens Mrs Harry Rice Mrs E T Bryant of Bluefield and Mrs T R Moore of Graham assisted in entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Crawford
E.S. Crawford
Union Street
W. C. Givens
Harry Rice
E. T. Bryant
Bluefield
T. R. Moore
Graham
Crawford
Ladies' Day 18-Hole Golf Event at Country Club
Ladies' Day at the Country Club features an 18 hole tournament starting at 10 o'clock with play against bogey. A luncheon is offered after the match.
Vacation Bible School Opens In Bluefield At First Christian Church
All boys and girls in Bluefield are invited to enroll in Daily Vacation Bible School starting 9 a.m. Tuesday June 24 at the First Christian church. Now in its third year the sixteen day program features Bible stories music memory work and games taught by a nonsectarian faculty from various churches. Sessions run Tuesday through Friday each week 9 to 11 a.m. for ages five to one hundred with no admission charge and a dollar suggested donation from parents to help cover expenses.
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Bluefield
First Christian Church
Virgil E. Lowder
P. P. Hasselvander
Blanche Miller
Roy L. Garrett
Mable Bivens Chapel
Winters McCue
R. J. Quinlan
Madeline Garing
Eunice Hasselvander
Mary Woltz
Earl B. Lowder
Edwin Johnson
General Assembly
Union Street Bible Class Plans Monday Meeting
The Union Street Bible class will meet with Mrs Henry Monday afternoon at 2 o clock to study the ninth chapter of Judges. All members are urged to attend and new members will be warmly welcomed.
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Union Street Bible
Henry
Judges
Westminster Auxiliary Plans June Meeting at Church
The Westminister Auxiliary will hold a business meeting on Wednesday June 25 at 1 pm at the church.
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Westminster Auxiliary
Junior Missionary Society Meets at Bland Street Church
The Junior Missionary Society of Bland Street Church meets Monday at 3 in Hamilton Hall. It marks the end of the second quarter and asks Juniors to bring mite boxes mothers and friends. Please be on time.
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Junior Missionary Society
Bland Street
Hamilton Hall
Adventures of the Twins A Trip to Spain
Olive Rogerts Barton recounts Johnny Jump Up guiding Nancy Nick and Tommy Titmouse to Spain. They shrink with magic shoes, visit Madrid, the Alhambra, vineyards, orange groves, almond and walnut groves, olive orchards, and learn about cork trees. The tale notes bullfights are avoided and ends with a cliffhanger.
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Nancy
Johnny
Spain
Tommy Titmouse
Fairy
Tommy
Rose
America
Nick
Alhambra
Madrid
Three Piece Costume Brings Floral Silk and Fur Cape
A three piece costume uses white silk crepe printed in floral patterns for both dress and cape. A white fur band forms the cape collar, with each piece standing alone as a complete unit. The dress and cape pair well with other summer gowns.
Pretty Complimentary Luncheon at Cumberland Inn
A luncheon was hosted Saturday at 1:30 p.m. by Mrs. T O Deaumer at Cumberland Inn in honor of her sister Mrs. John Dickson from Pittsburg. Roses decorated the room and place cards. Miss Bertha Deaumer and Miss Lois Deaumer created keepsakes as guests enjoyed cantaloupe, creamed chicken, potato chips, string beans, baked macaroni, tomatoes, slaw, strawberry cream, iced tea and cake. Attending guests included Mrs. Harry Perkins, Mrs. C. M. Flynn, Mrs. Claude Taylor, Mrs. David Smythe, Mrs. Russell Ritz, Mrs. Joe Bowen of Bramwell, Mrs. Dan Pritchard of Cincinnati, Mrs. Newton Roberts of Bramwell, Mrs. L. Epperly, Mrs. Philip Lilly, Mrs. Theo Hundley, Mrs. S. W. Shumate, Mrs. William Lee, and Mrs. R. T. Peters.
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Cumberland Inn
T. O. Deaumer
John Dickson
Pittsburg
Bertha Deaumer
Lois Deaumer
Grant Smith
Harry Perkins
C. M. Flynn
Claude Taylor
David Smythe
Russell Ritz
Joe Bowen
Bramwell
Guest
Dan Pritchard
Cincinnati
Newton Roberts
L. Epperly
Philip Lilly
Theo Hundley
S. W. Shumate
William Lee
R. T. Peters
Railroad trip ends with picnic at Glenwood park
Motor Trip and Picnic Foremen and office employes of the N. and W. railroad in this city, occupying eleven automobiles, had a delightful trip to Glenwood park Wednesday evening, and after a "wienie" roast, went to Princeton and Athens. Members of the N. and W. band furnished splendid music at the several places, and the evening was enjoyed by all the participants.
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N. and W. Railroad
Glenwood Park
Princeton
Athens
N. and W. Band
Haggart Buys Home on Whitethorne Street
Dr H H Haggart associated with Dr St Clair has purchased a home on Whitethorne street. The item notes several locals traveling for visits and teaching duties across Virginia and nearby towns, with social calls and returns described in brief personal notices.
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Tabernacle Meetings
Felicite Oglesby
Illinois
Alesandro Cenci Bologonetti
Rome
Miss Oglesby
John
Oglesby
Frank QO. Lowden
Vacation Bible School
Union Street Bible Class
Westminister Auxiliary
the Twins
Turkey
Olive Rogerts Barton
E. of Im
Little Garden Fairy
H.H. Haggart
Dr. St. Clair
Whitethorn Street
W. H. Carr
Abingdon
Epworth League
B. Houchins
Little Son
J. Starks
Near Bastion
Columbus, C
J. H. Pearson
Raleigh Street
Victoria Bock
Mary Bock
Yards
Pearl BE. Wise
Wytheville
Annie Caldwell
Rocky Gap
Maude Medley
C. L. Steele
Hiawatha
D. R. Whittaker
Elkhorn
W. 3. Cochrane
Norton
Joe Jacobson
J. P. Cofer
Joe, Jr
Gary
Maynard Gibbs
W. W. Wilburn
Long Island
David Westall
Whitethorne Street
C. O. Stahlman
H. V. Reese
Huntington
Mr. Stahlmans
Louise Stahlman
Parkersburg
F. C. VanDusen
New York
Boston
W. D. Barnett
Northfork
J. A. Harwood
Big Stone Gap
J. E. Marshall
Nannie Z. Tate
Janie
Inez Johnson
Ethel Page
Roanoke
Hartley Sanders
J. H. McDermott
Morgantown
Hugh Ike Shott
Howard Hicks
Charlotte Hicks
J. W. McGuire
Thos. Peery
South Branch
Chester G. Cawley
Daugiter
Elizabeth
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Cawley
National Association of Credit, Men
Helen Broyles
College Avenue
Neato City
B. Parrish
Bluefield Nation Bank
National Association of Credit Men
Sam B. May
Mary Lillian Bingham
Lillian Counts
Welch
J. L. Lucas
Guy Scott
Christiansburg
E. B. Garnett
M. G. Lavinder
Kate Spracher
Sarah Spracher
Norton, Va
Madge Hansburger
Virginia Brycey
Virginia
Mildred Peery
Smyth County
E. S. Crawford, Jr
J. H. Divers
Rocky Mount
Pearl Rough
Percipad
Macau
Mary McElrath
Saturdy
W. J. Pritchard
A. K. Harmon
Stella
W. W. Harmon
Bluefield Sanitarium
J. Elwood
J. L. Kennedy
Phyllis
Kennedy
Floyd
W. L. Sweeny
Charleston
Rodgin’s
The
Henry Rodgin Co. Jewelers
Cohen's
Cohen
Isadore Cohen Co. Jewelers
Princeton Ave
Nestle Lands
Virginia Beauty Shop
Henry Street
MacBain
Nestle Lanois
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