Pineville Eastern Star elects officers at annual meeting
Pineville chapter of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting Friday night electing and installing officers for the year. Elected were Worthy Matron Mire Firooke, Worthy Patron Clede Senter, Associate Matron Mire Beha Bhagiee, and other officers including secretary Mire Nita Frooke and treasurer Mire Jone Phillips Cook. A past worthy nation was presented to Mire Nita Brooke, with gifts to G.F. Brown.
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Dane
Pineville
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Clede Senter
Beha Bhagiee
Shannen
Nita Frooke
Treaeurer
Jone ‘Phitte Cook
Rensie Prooks
Erunchel Feu
Matle Shauhen
Mre
Wa Bhan
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Cook
Alecta
Mere
Dorothe i Warden
Vere
Hazel Cwokhel
Pierce Nowe
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Nita Brooke
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Wirainian Railway
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Equalization
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Rip Wey
Ohio
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Oceana
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Shawna
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Charleeron
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Glen Hedrick
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P. H. Shannon
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Ray Adam
Ming Pevele Craft
Windom
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Judy Grant and the Painter’s Debt in New York
Judith Grant, a struggling artist model, attracts the interest of the brokered painter Gideon and a powerful suitor, while rival Chammy watches. Gideon offers to bankroll Judy’s career as a dancer, but she questions the burden of debt and whether she can trust his motives amid social clashes and love triangles in early 20th century New York.
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Wow
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Roesian
Osteo
New York
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Gideon
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Mies
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Mie
Dickbreads
Max Dickdread
Indy
Jody
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Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Anna Srawne
Writer Defends People of Hills in Appalachian Highlanders Piece
Ric Laurel Va June 21 Special Mrs Lorna Ball Konoitz of Bluefield West Virginia defends mountaineers against northern propaganda in a lengthy article Appalachian Highlanders. She, a region teacher for years, argues John Fox Jr. as an exception and notes publication of her piece in Vagabond Gazette Wise Virginia and a Detroit Saturday Night defense article.
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Ric Laurel
Lorna Ball Konoitz
Bluefield
W. Va
South
Konolia
John Fox Jr
Vagabond Gazette
Wise
Konoits
Detroit Saturday Night
John Fos Jr
War Kiwanis Meeting Draws Large War Attendance
War West Virginia June 21 The War Kiwanis club held its weekly meeting at War High School with nearly full attendance. The luncheon was prepared by War and Excelsior Ladies' Civic clubs. Officials decided a baseball game would be scheduled.
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W. Va
War Kiwanis Club
War High School
Ladies’ Civic Club of War and Excelsior
Morrow Wins Huge NJ Lead in Republican Primary
New Jersey voters backed Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow in the Republican contest as he led his nearest rival by more than 250000 votes. The scene shows Mr and Mrs Morrow voting at a ballot box in Englewood New Jersey as he urged repeal of the eighteenth amendment. A report notes his campaign moves and planned appearances with War and Welch clubs in the coming weeks.
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Ous
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Republian
Morrow
Mra. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Community Visitors and Local Appointments Reported
Mr. Vincent gave interesting talks. J B Johnson visited home folks at Tazewell Thursday. Dr R K Hawkins returns after a visit to White Sulphur Springs. Sheriff W J Hatfield was a business visitor to War and Mannie Shor. Judge Counts Welch visited here Friday. Mrs Williams War called to Bluefield for sister’s illness. Pat Bourne and Mr Morgan visited War Wednesday evening calling on L E Woodburn funeral director. Miss Ruth Thornton postmistress visiting homefolks in Parkersburg will stay a week.
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J. B. Johnson
Tazewell
R. K. Hawkins
White Sulphur Springs
W. J. Hatfield
War
Mannie Shor
Judge Counts
Welch
Mrs. Williams
Bluefield
Pat Bourne
Mr. Morgan
L. E. Woodburn
O. J. Douglas
Ruth Thornton
Parkersburg
Tooth Identification as Personal ID in Vienna
Vienna expert Dr. Alexander Klieis argues teeth are the best identification method. He notes teeth survive drowning and exposure longer than fingerprints, which are often destroyed.
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Vienna
Alexander Klieis
Hair Dye Wonder by Bristol Laboratories Ad
A St Paul chemist announces Hair Dye Wonder that colors only hair and in one application yields any color. It cannot be washed out or rubbed off and is simple harmless and home applied. Free booklet available from Bristol Laboratories Dept A 541 St Paul Minn. A $500 reward offered if it dyes scalp or rubs off. Cut this out.
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Bristol Laboratories
Payne Ave
Dept. A
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