Child Charms Audience At Flicks Piano Rooms
Nine year old Mie Roselyn Bernice Weinberg, daughter of Mr and Mrs B Weinberg, performed a varied program at Flick's Piano Rooms. She memory played Sonatas and Etudes, Bach, Scherzo, Paderewski, and more, eliciting praise for fingering and rhythm despite young age and stage nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flick
Little Mie
Roselyn Bernice Weinven
Danher
B. Weinberg
Prem
Ethel Crawford
Rolfeennt
Bach
Ron
Crerny
Grant Schachj
Faust
Gou
Tie Darkey
Zed
Anthony
Flapper Fanny Predicts Fashion Boom or Ban
Flapper Fanny warns that if fashion costs rise further the audience may have to give up clothes, signaling a satirical take on wartime style restrictions and consumer pressure.
Young Pianist Showcases Talent in Concert
A young girl performed solo pieces including a two pianos finale with Mies Crawford, playing Over The Waves. Rosas Musiciane in the audience praised her and called her an embryo genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Crawford
Rosas
Circle members meet at Bland Street church afternoon
Mrs Cipdle Elliott hosted her grandmother Mrs Ressa Ewald for Bland Street Methodist church circle ladies Thursday. Mrs John McCullough was absent due to Mr McCulloughs illness. Mrs L W Boykin presided and Mrs A E Burgess led the Bible study. Seventeen members attended and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipdle Elliott
Ressa Ewald
John McCulloch
Bland Street
McCulloch
L. W. Boykin
A. E. Burgess
West Virginia Delegation Heads to National Democratic Convention
Mrs Nettie Vans Steele of Edgewood road sails for Huntington to join the West Virginia contingent at the National Democratic convention in Houston Texas. She was elected an alternate from the Fifth District in the recent primary. Delegation members will be entertained in New Orleans Sunday by the local Chamber of Commerce. They arrive June 25 ready for the June 26 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Vans-Steele
Edgewood Road
Huntington
West Virginia
Houston
Texas
Steele
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce of
Thatty
Vacation Bible School to Serve Ice Cream Cones
Children at First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School will receive ice cream cones as refreshments at 11 oclock this morning. Registration remains open for new attendees and enrollment has grown to include additional pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Students to Tour Princeton Morning from Presbyterian Church
Daily Vacation Bible School participants and faculty from First Presbyterian church will depart for a motor trip to Princeton at 10 o'clock this morning. About 100 people are expected in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Missionary Group Discusses Africa Topic At First Baptist
In the absence of the president Mrs. R Lazenby presided over the Baptist W M S meeting at the annex. Mrs J W Seruges led devotions and the session on A Baptist Palaver in Africa featured remarks by Mrs A I Hurd Mrs J W Bowman and others. Refreshments followed as Circle 6 led by Mrs Cofer posted the highest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. &. Lazenby
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
B. W. Dillon
J. W. Seruges
Africa
A. i. Hurd
J. W. Bowman
H. B. Perfater
E. EB. Burks
D. E. Simpson
A BB McKinney
J. C. Wallace
J.C. Brown
Waffle Supper Honors Mrs. Ford Terwilliger
The Sunset Waffle club at the Y W C A hosted a waffle supper honoring Mrs. F. Ford Terwilliger of New York. Guests enjoyed waffles strawberries whipped cream and cake as the group of organizers including Mrs. Henderson and several members met weekly at the Federal street Y quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ford Terwilliger
New York
Sunset Waffle Club
J. H. Henderson
Henderson
Gladys Stafford
Lizzie Roles
Goldie Peery
Minnie Weaver
Billie Brown
Grace Cundiff
Y Quarters
Federal Street
Tennis Matches Postponed By Rain Rescheduled At Five
Heavy rain halted Thursday play in the tennis tournament. The same sets will be contested this afternoon beginning at 5 o'clock to complete the round.
Christian Endeavor Union Meeting in Princeton
The Christian Endeavor union will meet this evening at 7 30 at the First Presbyterian church in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Wing Street church presents The Bells play
The Bland Street church Watts class at Wing Field will stage The Bells with musical setting this evening at 8 15 at Hamilton Hall. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingfield Watts
Bland Street
Hamilton Hall
Grace Church W M S Circle 6 Meeting Notes
Grace Church W M S Circle 6 led by Mrs. W D Colfer held an afternoon session with opening hymn More Love To Thee. Mrs. W E Codre offered Latin America topics. Mrs. T J Morrisette spoke on Mexico. Mrs. E R Peake discussed Medical Missions After Fifty Years. Vocal number It Pays to Serve Jeus performed by R W Honaker with Mrs. O J Carter. Business session reviewed minutes, supplies, bulletin items, and mission study. Advisory board superintendent G C Nichols gave coalfield work report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Colfer
Grace Church
W. M. SS
W. E
Mra. Athenine
W. A. Honeycutt
Latin America
Mexico
Er. B. Peake
R. W. Honaker
O. J. Carter
FW. Y
R. C.enney
D. Tynes
C. N. Wilson
BE. R Wilson
G. C. Nichols
Circle 6 WM A of First Christian host luncheon
Circle 6 of the WM A met at Mrs. J. H. Rosenheim’s home on Frederick Street for a charming luncheon. The losing side entertained the winning team with spring flowers decorating the venue, and Mrs. Rosenheim received a picture as a token of esteem. Mrs. Paria Wallace led the hostess team. the winning side was captained by Mrs. D. C. Mitchell. The event was a highlight of the season’s informal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. H. Rosenheim
Frederick Street
D. C. Mitchell
Local residents and visitors shuffle between towns
A stream of social notes lists departures and returns across Roanoke Bluefield Charleston and nearby towns. Families like the Alleys and Deacons visit relatives while others travel to Parkersburg Portsmouth Cincinnati New York and Blacksburg for conventions visits and honeymoons.
Local residents travel and hospital news in Bluefield
North street home of Mr and Mrs C B Davis and others from Bramwell and Bluefield are listed in a city column. Tunis McLaughlin returns from Terra Alta hospital and stays with L D Swatts as his condition remains unchanged. Mrs McLaughlin and son Nis accompany him home with Mae McLaughlin and Fred Walker. Mrs Frank Biggs and Mrs Scott Pack visit Bramwell shoppers. Several residents show health updates and travels to Richmond Franklin county and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Davis
North Street
J. C. Pack
Bramwell
Philadelphia
Tunis McLaughlin
Columbus
Terra Alta
W. Va
L. D. Swatts
South Mercer Street
McLaughlin
Tunis, Jr
Mae McLaughlin
Fred Walker
Bluefield
Frank Biggs
Scott Pack
T. H. Scott
Boone Street
J. P. Donnally
Fourth Street
Frankfort
Ind
Isaac Smith
Mravin Williams
John Edwin
St. Luke's Hospital
Williams
J. T. Stinneon
Stinson
Rogers Street
C. B. Sutter
Glenwood Park
James Dinwiddie
E. D. Thomas
Third Street
Thomas
Richmond
H. F. Kesler
Lowell
O. J. Caldwell
Welch
Coalwood
Lois
Hazel
Anna Jarrett
Ira Lawrence
Maybeury
E. Gilbert
Frederick Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
J. H. McNew
J. C. Collins
Princeton Avenue
W. R. Schaffner
Greensboro
N. C
M. FE. Bolarski
Charleston
State Tax Commission
West Virginian Hotel
C. Henry Harman
Daugher
George Branch
Preston Street
Pittsburgh
Branch
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John. Gilbert
Jack Gil
Greta Garbo
Flapper
Fanny
W. B. Webber
Mra
C. E. Union
Grace W. M. S
Snodgrass
Honor Bound
Harry Snodgrass
Jepperson City
State Pridon
Man
Oday
Ture
Ation
George Obeien
Estulle Taylor
David Alley
Phyllis Jean
A. L. Deacon
Roanoke
Carl Luseca
M. C. Mutter
Bluefield Avenue
Jean Welch
Parkersburg
Seventh Day Adventiste
Mary Herrmann
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marvin Williams
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Bites
Evelyn Grace Snead
Peter D. Page
Maytag Company
Rainelle
E. M. LaFar
D. C
C. EF. Singleton
J. 1. Kwass CO
Aaron's
Motor Taga
Chevrolet
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Pinnacle Chevrolet Sales Co
Princeton, W. VA
Thornton-Laird Co
Royal Society
Art Goods
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