Business College Head Addresses Students in Clarksburg
T. B. Cain of Clarksburg, head of the West Virginia Business College, visited this week and spoke at the assembly. Charles Spencer sang, a spelling contest is planned for mid July in Clarksburg, with national executives to attend in Chicago on July 4. New students introduced include Paul Cornett, Matt Rebich, Hughiene Taylor, Kathleen Shumate, Oscar Spangler, Mary Esther Marehall, Edward Goode, Robert Isaacs, B. C. McClary, Brand Whitlock, Edison McBride, H. D. Hill, Elmo Smith, Fannie Ratcliffe, Clarence Lockhart, Bernard Bragg, Frank Carlock, David Schindell, Mrs. W. J. Marsh Jr., Frances Castanoli, Mary Castanoli, Forrest Caldwell, and Girlie Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Cain
Clarksburg
West Virginia Business College
EB. A
JL. W. Cain
Business College
Cain
Charles Spencer
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont
National Education Association
Paul Cornett
Flat Ridge
Matt Rebich
Braeholm
W. Va
Hughiene Taylor
Lorado
Kathleen Shumate
Bozoo
Oscar Spangler
Lindside
Mary Esther Marehall
War
Edward Goode
White Sulphur Springs
Robert Isaacs
Fries
B. C. McClary
Sinke Grove
Brand Whitlock
Bluefield
Edison McBride
Rocky Cap
H. D. Hill
Elmo Smith
Hilleville
Fannie Ratclife
Clarence Lockhart
Welch
Bernard Bragg
Jenkin Jones
Frank Carlock
Switchback
David Schindell Bluefield
W. J. Marsh Jr
Frances Castanoli
Mary Castanoli
Elkhorn
Forrest Caldwell
Girlie Webster
Richlands singer to perform on WHIS program
Earl Hurt of Richlands Virginia will be the featured entertainer on Miss Elizabeth Warlick's program broadcast from WHIS this evening from 6 30 to 6 45 James Eimer Brown will be the accompanist for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hurt
Richlands
Elizabeth Warlick
WHIS
James Eimer Brown
Prrgram
Bluefield Quota Club reports on International Quota convention
The Bluefield Quota Club held a luncheon conference at the West Virginian hotel after the June 15 17 Swampscott Massachusetts International Quota convention. Miss Ruth Rader president recapped business and announced Miss Myrtle Duke of York Virginia as next Quota International president. 147 delegates 10 international officers 68 visiting quotarians attended a total of 225. Beulah Price described social functions. Attendees included Miss Effie Loudermilk district governor and others from Williamson and Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Ruth Rader
Myrtle Duke
York
Quota, International
Rader
Beulah Price
Bluefield
Effie Loudermilk
West Vic
Beulahce
Harriet Speiden
Maude Deacon
Wiliamson Club
Westminster women attend Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca on Greenbrier
Misses Virginia Reynolds Eliza beth Bailey Betty Keesee Evelyn Stump and Helen Hope Hale of Westminster Presbyterian church embark for a stay at the Presbyterian young people's camp Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca along the Greenbrier River at Lewisburg under the direction of Rev. J F Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Reynolds
Elizabeth Bailey
Betty Keesee
Evelyn Stump
Helen Hope Hale
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Young People's Camp
Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
Greenbrier River
Lewisburg
J. FP. Wright
Camp Rally for YWCA Camp Prepares at Falls Mills
Girls registered for the annual YWCA camp to be held July 6 to 17 at Camp Roland are urged to attend a pre camp rally this evening at Falls Mills. All girls and their mothers are welcome. Notify Y quarters before noon to ensure transportation. The outing features a sandwich supper and a 25 cent swimming fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Roland
Falls Milla
Falls Mills
Choir Rehearsal At Bland Street Methodic Church
The Bland Street Methodic church choir meets for rehearsal this evening at 7 30. James Elmer Brown, director, requests full attendance as several important anthems will be rehearsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street
James Elmer Brown
Make This Model at Home Sun Ready Sportswear Pattern
A summer pattern notice for Anne Adams pattern 2656 with sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40. Describes sun ready cotton dresses and sportswear for golf tennis and juniors with step by step instructions. Copy includes price 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for catalog and pattern together. Mail orders to Daily Telegraph Pattern Department 243 West 17th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Daily Telegraph Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
The Stranger Play Presented At WHIS Saturday
A play titled The Stranger written by Mies Irene Weaver with Mrs Alice Calloway is to be presented from station WHIS Saturday at 1 30. Directed by Melvin Barnett the Beaver High School students fill a large cast led by Manuel Block and Ruth Kirkwood with several others including Kenneth Beauge and Tillie Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Irene Weaver
Alice Calloway
Melvin Barnett
Kenneth Beauge
Manuel Block
É Studente
Beaver High Schoe
VanDoone
Tillie Mason
Mara
Mies Irene Weaver
Outing Planned for Sunday School Groups at Waterman Place
An outing will be held this afternoon at the Waterman place near Rocky Gap for members of Kyle Bruce's Sunday school class and D. E. Templeton's Trinity Methodist class. Members and guests meet at 2:30 at the Templeton residence 624 Albermarle Street. Swimming and a picnic supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman Place
Rocky Gap
Kyle Bruce
D. E. Templeton
Trinity Methodist Church
Templeton
Albermarle Street
Roanoke and Nearby Ladies Visit Relatives in Area
Miss Inez Martin of Roanoke visits aunt Mrs. J. W. Waters on Lake Street. Miss Sara Clendenin arrives from Salem to stay with her parents on Union Street. Misses Marie and Pauline Odell visit relatives in Blacksburg. Miss Danese White of Princeton spends the weekend with her sister Mrs. H. T. Montgomery on Boone Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Martin
Roanoke
J. W. Waters
Lake Street
Sara Clendenin
Salem
E. Clendenin
Union Street
Marie
Pauline Odell
Blacksburg
Danese White
Princeton
H. T. Montgomery
Boone Street
Marriage Of Lora Pruett And Jesse Quarles
Miss Lora Pruett of West Graham and Mr. Jesse Quarles of South Bluefield were married Monday at Welch Methodist parsonage. The bride is daughter of S. T. Pruett and sister of Mrs. H. O. White, formerly Graham High student. The couple will reside in South Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Pruett
West Graham
Jesse Quarles
South Bluefield
Welch
S. T. Pruett
H. O. White
Beech Street
Graham High School
Quarles
Attitude of P T A on repeal stated
Mrs Ernest Henson, head of the West Virginia W C T U, received a letter from Mrs William Beatty, president of the West Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers, quoting a Huntington convention resolution urging strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and closer home school cooperation to guard children from demoralizing influences. The statement asserts the organization would oppose any condition interfering with child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Henson
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
William Beatty
Parkersburg
West
Resolutions Committee
Huntington
William F
Letta L. Beatty
West Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Riverside Briefs: Local residents embark on travels and visits
Eugene Boone and Woodrow Burnett head to Pasadena and Newport Beach with a Chicago stop for the World's Fair. Mrs. J. Raymond Tilson and son Jimmy return from Wytheville, while Ernest Burke plans a New England vacation with his parents. Mrs. W. G. Wagoner and family depart for Sparta North Carolina, and Mrs. G. R. Lowder, recently operated on in Baltimore, returns home to Bluefield to improve. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitenack and others set out for a ten day stay at the Frazier camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Boone
Woodrow Burnett
Pasadena
Newport Beach
Cal
Chicago
J. Raymond Tilson
Jimmy
Tilson
J. A. Baylor
Wytheville
Ernest Burke
New England
E. R. Burks
W. G. Wagoner
Helen
Viswt
Sparta
N. C
G. R. Lowder
Baltimore
Bluefield
Jack Whitenack
Edwin L. Peters
Clear Fork social notes mention upcoming gatherings
Mrs. Harry Atkinson and Mrs. Veryl Currence will form groups later this week. Miss Mary Sue Tynes has returned to Washington after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Tynes. Mrs. B. Edward Wood Marguerite Cooke has arrived for an extended stay. Mr. Wood plans to join her in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Fork
Harry Atkinson
Veryl Currence
Mary Sue Tynes
Washington
D. O. Tynes
B. Edward Wood
Marguerite Cooke
J. H. Cooke
Junior Child Study Club Meeting in Bland Street Church
The Junior Child Study club will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in Hamilton hall Bland Street Methodist church with Mrs Ralph Echole in charge. Speaker on program will be Mrs A L Shumate and Miss Mary Sue Tynes. Mrs Shumate discusses worship of the junior child while Miss Tynes speaks on the delinquent junior child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Hall
Bland Street Methodist Church
Ralph Echole
A. L. Shumate
Mary Sue Tynes
Mrs Snyder Improves After Illness At Home
Mrs. Snyder, wife of John W. Snyder, who was stricken late last Wednesday night with paralysis, has shown slight improvement in recent days. Attending physicians and family members were encouraged yesterday. She remains at her home on Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Highland Avenue
Coal group leader visits Bluefield in WV
Jess Sullivan of Charleston, secretary of the West Virginia Coal Association, arrived in Bluefield late yesterday. A well known figure among coal men in the region, he plans to spend several days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Sullivan
Charleston
West Virginia Coal Association
Bluefield
Sullivan
Mrs Blanche Collins Dies in Columbus Ohio
News comes of the death of Mrs Blanche Mc Garry Collins widow of James Collins a prominent West Virginia coal operator on Sunday June 1 at her home in Upper Arlington Columbus Ohio A native of Ohio she had lived in the state over two decades and spent most of her life here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McGarry Collins
James Collins
West Virginia
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Ohio
Collins Family Rites Held in Alliance Ohio
The obituary notes survived by three daughters Eva Collins Blanche Collins of Columbus Ohio and Jane Shellenberger of Charles and one son Edward Collins of Columbus Ohio Interment followed at the family cemetery in Alliance Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Blanche Collins
Columbus
Ohio
Jane Shellenberger
Charles
Edward Collins
Alliance
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India
P.T. A
A. W. Cox
A. W. Cox Department Store
State Coal Group
City
Harry Hardware Company
Cardus
Hollywood Beauty Studio
Peery Building
Thornton-Laird CO
Bluefield, W. Va
Chiffon
Gotham
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