Round Robin golf results at Binefield club
First day results show Mrs J H Kabier defeating Mrs J H Hardy. Mrs W H Melihany beats Mrs J M Herdon. Mrs R T Little defeats E Scott Hale. Second flight results list Mrs W E Gilkeson over Mrs Perry Tyler and Mrs C T St Clair over Mrs Al Richards. Mrs George M Barger beats Miss Katherine Hardaway after a long playoff.
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Binefield i Club
J. H. Kabier
J. H. Hardy
W. H. Melihany
J. M. Herdon
R. T. Little
E. Scott Hale
W. E. Gilkeson
Perry Tyler
C. T. St. Clair
al Richards
George M. Barger
Katherine Hardaway
Mr. Barger
Miss Hardaway
Barger
Herndon
Mrs. Little
Meate
Hale
Kier
Filaht
Richards
Tyler
Gilkeson
T. Clair
Tennis tournament at Y court draws growing interest
Tuesday results show Mrs. Robert Umberger, Miss Maude Rimmer, Mrs. H B Luke and Miss Helen Lawrence winning their matches. Friday schedule lists four matches including Mrs. Harry Ross, Mrs. Paul Roger and Miss Maude Rimmer. Spectators urged to attend.
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Y. Court
Robert Umberger
Polly Clarkson
Maude Rimmer
Billie Brammer
H. BE. Luke
Edith Clarkson
Helen Lawrence
Madge Hansbarger
Harry Ross
Ra. C
Paul Roger
H. E. Rogers
Smiths welcome a son Bernard Lee born June 20
Mr and Mrs A C Smith of Bramwell Road announce the arrival of a son named Bernard Lee. The baby weighs seven pounds and was born on June 20.
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A. C. Smith
Bramwell Road
Bernard Lee
Wedding of Miss Lillian Cook and Mr Powers
Miss Lillian Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs FE M Cook of Truefield wed Mr BE W Powers of Staunton Virginia in Princeton on Saturday night June 18. The ceremony was by Rev T C Schuler. The bride formerly worked at Warlick Piano rooms and is known for charm. The groom is a industrious former local, plans include a trip to Washington and Cedar Point before settling back in the city.
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Lillian Cook
FE. M. Cook
Truefield
BE. W. Powers
Staunton
Princeton
T C. Schuler
Warlick Piano Rooms
Washington
Cedar Point
Shenandoah Valley
D A R Meeting At Mrs Epperly Home
John Chapman Chapter D A R met Tuesday afternoon at Memorial avenue home of Mrs. Epperly. Vice regent Mrs Scott presided in Mrs French absence. Rambler roses decorated the room. Members discussed pioneer ancestor life and Indian relics were shown by Mrs Epperly and Mrs Cornett. Theresa Turk sang with accompanist Mrs O Keeffe.
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Lamar Epperly
Memorial Avenue
John Chapman
H. Scott
D. & French
Ent
Robert Cornett
Virginia Whitlow
Epperly
Cornett
Theresa Turk
James O'Keeffe
Dance at Dug-Out Lively Legions Night At Ameri can Legion Dugout
Ross Gorman and his Virginians orchestra returned to the American Legion Dugout last evening providing music for a well attended dance. The event added to a season of enjoyable Legionnaires sponsored dances and drew a notable crowd.
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Ross Gorman
Virginians
American Legion
Legionnaires
Jewish school outing at fair grounds
About twenty five students from a Jewish religious school, led by Murray Kantor, enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon outing at the fair grounds. Primary and junior class children joined in the picnic, described as one of the merriest outdoor summer affairs.
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Murray Kantor
Mrs Painter Given Sendoff For Pulaski Move
A charming informal party honored Mrs B D Painter who will move to Pulaski Virginia with Mr Painter this week. Hostess Lofton Allison on Russell Street led the gathering assisted by M J Prickett and Mabel Culliney. Guests left with a booklet of good wishes and a corsage of handkerchiefs. A salad course was served in the sunroom.
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B. D. Painter
Auxiliary meeting of B. of R. T. Weller Lodge 453
The B. of R. T. Auxiliary Weller Lodge 453 will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at Red Men's hall for a social gathering and all members are urged to attend.
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H. C. Weller Lodge
B. of R. T. Auxiliary
Red Men’s Hall
Macedonia Shrine initiates join in city ceremony
Members from Keystone North Fork Jaeger Vivian Athens Princeton and Welch attended a Monday ceremony at the Masonic temple conducted by Macedonia Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem. About 250 members were present as sixteen candidates became Shrine members. Mrs Will C Easley led the business session. The next Macedonia Shrine meeting is set for the third Monday in July with another initiation planned in November under a supreme officer.
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Keystone
Northfork
Jaeger
Vivian
Athens
Princeton
Welch
Macedonia
Quota Club Bluefield Meets for Noon Lunch Conference
Quota club will hold its weekly luncheon at noon today at the West Virginia hotel. Members plan to discuss club activities and upcoming events.
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Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Birthday Party Honoring Mary Cathryn Richmond Held at Bramwell
At the Bramwell home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Baker a birthday party entertained about forty children for Mary Cathryn Richmond daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Richmond of Bluefield. Guests from Bluefield included Martha Sheffey Elizabeth Garry and others. The event featured games a long decorated table with pink sweetpeas delphinium pink candles rosebud mints a four candle cake and ice cream. Reservations could be made via Mrs. Hardaway at the club by noon.
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E. 8. Baker
Bramwell
Mary Cathryn Richmond
F. S Richmond
Bluefield
Patey Hewitt
Harry Shielde
Mary Annie Biggs
Helena
George Kent
Jack
Skeezick
Freeman
Liewlyn
Roland Freeman
Jimmy McElrath
Dorothy
Gordon Dowell
Louise Taylor
Douglas Cooper
Betty
Mollie Craft
Margaret Anne
Newton Roberts
Sara Louise Craft
Anne
Bill Henry Bowen
Eleanor
Sisterhood meeting at Ahavath Sholem urged for important discussion
The Ahavath Sholem Sisterhood will assemble at 2:30 PM in the Sunday school room of the Bradmann building. President Mrs. Ben Baker asks all members to attend for geome matters of great importance on the agenda.
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Sisterhood of
Ahavath Sholem
Bradmann
Ben Baker
Luncheon Guests from Richmond Visit Raleigh Terrace
Luncheon guests from Richmond Mrs Carter Beverly and Miss Hannah Washington, visiting Mrs J Clark Killey at Vivian, were hosted by Mrs James O Keeffe on Raleigh Terrace. Mrs W Williamson and Miss Eleanor Williamson of Vivian accompanied them, attending the informal luncheon.
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Carter Beverly
Hannah Washington
Richmond
J. Clark Killey
Vivian
James O'Keeffe
Raleigh Terrace
W. ©. Williamson
Eleanor Williamson
Dinner-bridge replaces regular dance at Bluefield club
A dinner-bridge event will replace the usual Saturday dance at the Bluefield Country Club. The evening features a dinner preceding bridge play, inviting members to attend the social gathering and game night.
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Bluefield Country Club
Social visitors fill Bluefield area with short trips and calls
A steady stream of visitors and travelers pass through Bluefield and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. J L Kennedy and daughter Phyllis from Bristol visiting Mrs. E B Pedigo. Miss Louise McCorkle and Miss Dorothy Potter en route to Meridian MS. many relatives travel to Labanon VA, Williamson WV, Lynchburg and Princeton for visits. Several locals return from trips to Portsmouth OH and Charleston WV while others plan visits to Christiansburg and Craig Healing Springs.
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J. L. Kennedy
Phyllis
Bristol
Pedigo
Oakhurst Avenue
Stephen Kennedy
Katherine
Dorothy
Princeton
Julia R. Berkeley
Jennings W. Hobson
Alfred Berkeley
Mary Easley
Johnson City
Tenn
Minerva Evans
Lynchburg
Williamson
W. Va
Oscar Simon
Philadelphia
Radford
Ben Baker
Louise McCorkle
Marshall College
Huntington
Dorothy Potter
Kotex Promoted For Better-Class Women In Ad Claim
An advertising copy touts Kotex as preferred by eight in ten better class women. It contrasts discardable tissue versus laundry use, claims five times more absorbent than ordinary cotton pads, and asserts deodorizing properties to prevent embarrassment.
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D. A. R. Meeting
Warlick
Ethel Crawford
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Appalachian Electric Power Co
West Virginia
R. T
Ey Colaur
America
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis LE Naebey Grove
Sisterhood Meeting
Walter Perkins
Goonlee
Kathryn Howard
W. C. Shrader
Greenbrier Street
Samuel Caldwell
Ethel Carter
Mullens
Cecil Chariton
Greenbrier College
Lewisburg
Ruth McNeer
Henry Buston
Virginia
Tazewell
E. F. Burgees
Big Stone Gap
R. L. Burgess
Monroe Street
Frank Russell
Luther B. Hewlett
Ashland Ky
Mia William Swetman
W. T. Jackson
Mary McLaughlin
Craig Healing Springs
D. May
Raymond Peery
Frank Oliver
Buddy
Oliver
Cassiitsbers
Salem
Lexington
D. T. Whitlock
Christiansburg
Science
Ellen J. Buckland
KOTEX
REX Ingrams Tant Products
Alice Terry
Paul Wegener
Somerset
Managham
Rex Ingram
Ken Ingram
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