Women Clubs Urge Study Of Calendar History
Clubwomen across the United States are urged to study calendar history for the coming year. A 21 page study outline issued by Mrs. Margaret Kulp includes endorsements by Jane Addams, Mary E. Woolley, Vicglma Jenckes, Grace Abbott, Mary Roberts Rinehart and Mabel Willebrandt. From abroad are letters from Eleanor Stathbone and Mile Rozat. The aim is to examine calendar reform and support League of Nations discussions at Geneva.
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United
Mabel Willebrandt
Eleanor Stathbone
British Parlament
Mile
Rozat
University
Paris
Kulpite
Mll
League of Nations
Geneva
Camp Girls Meet to Prepare for Y Camp Roland
About fifty girls to attend a YWCA camp at Camp Roland gathered Friday evening at the Y quarters for final instructions before the June 26 to July 10 session. Those leaving from the Y were urged to be ready and prepared for departure.
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Camp Roland
Y. Quarters
Thi Y
Counsellors chosen enhance carp project success. church events noted
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor society of the First Prepbyte ran church will meet Sunday evening at 6 30 at the church with Miss Gertrude Steele in charge. Mrs F P L Black returns from Detroit after attending a national federation convention with 43 WV delegates and Huntington’s Mrs John S Harvey elected recording secretary. Mrs Black visited Cincinnati and was treated to social courtesies. Vincent Paolielle violin pupils honor their instructor with a traveling bag gift at a local theater presented by Hugh Gilpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the First
Gertrude Steele
FP. L. Black
Bluefald Woman's Club
West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Detroit
Mich
National Federation
West Virginia
John S. Harvey
Huntington
Vincent Paoliello
Paolielle
Hugh [ Gilpin
Trinity Methodist church aims with choirs and sermons
At Trinity Sunday the senior choir will sing an anthem My Light and My Salvation during the 11 o'clock service. Pastor Rev E E Wiley will preach The Christ That Won and The Christ That Is. An 8 o'clock evening program features a special adult choir selection and Dr Wiley's sermon Defeated by Little. Missionary Day opens at 9:30 with Mrs Kyle Bruce's class presenting a program.
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Trinity Methodist Church
E. E. Wiley
Wiley
Kyle Bruce
Dance This Evening Hosts Preside at Bluefield Club
Mr and Mrs Hugh J Shott Jr will host a dance at Bluefield Country Club this evening from 10 to 12 with Nelsons Nighthawks providing the music and mule for the event.
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Hugh J. Shott Jr
Bluefield Country Club
Nelson
Nighthawka
Galax Lady Golfers to Clash in Southwest Virginia League
Galax hosts a regional match Friday June 28 featuring Galax Roanoke Bristol Bluefield clubs. Eight players per team compete with Bluefield leading the league after a Wytheville victory. Final qualifying day at the local club is Tuesday June 25 for team spots.
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Galax
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield Country
Sunday school contest draws large attendance at First Christian
The Sunday school at First Christian church holds a weekly contest with larger than usual attendance. The Blues lead with two wins and the Reds have one, while the overall goal is higher attendance this year. Participants are urged to join Sunday training at 9 46, receive a pin, and be counted in the total.
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First Christian Church
Aldé
Miss Morgan Hosts Formal Tea for Miss Morgen
Miss Frances Morgen, who has been shipping Miles Lenore Stevenson to Huntington, was guest of honor at a Thursday afternoon tea. Daisy motifs and yellow white refreshments framed rooms and decor. Out of town guests included Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs Harris, Mrs Rutherford, Miss Rhoda McGlothin, and others from Williangan Ashland and Beckley. A long list of local ladies attended, with many assisting or arriving as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Morgen
Miles Lenore Stevenson
Huntington
Hinor
Mra. W. &. Hampton
E. L. Kneeland
Bernar Caldwell
Robert C. Rosenheim
Frances Louise Stevenson
Joan Stevenson
Ff. W. Hutchinson
Ben €, Harris
Rhoda, McGlothin
Williangon
Elia Johnion
Harry Lowe
Ashland
Mary
Elizabeth Caldwell
Kenove
Mary Frances Weeks
Beckley
Marylandelie Gibson
Ruth Schlegel
Laura Ann Miles
Regina Williame
Alice Ollom
Marjorie Brock
Margaret Smith
Lucy Smith
Clara Alderson
Violea Rose
Helen Chambera
Virginia Deets
Ruth Rawson
Helen Lalshley
Thelma Wheeler
Marice Alice Messerly
Myrtle Seale
Constance “Polan
Jessie Hal
Kathleen Clark
Dorothy Babbitt
Mra
J. Higginbotham
Chicago
Mesdaumes
L. Milton Polan
Stanford Burtress
A. D. Steele
H. HB. Welch
W. Page Pitt
W. 8. Kitchen
Campbell’ Blanchard
James Miller
Cecil M. Merriken
Mia
Phillipa Allen
Lovely Pre Nuptial Bridge Party For Miss Iria Ritenour
A pre nuptial event honoring Miss Iria Ritenour of Narrows Virginia and her forthcoming marriage to Claude B Williams was held at Mary Davis Adair home on Monumental Boulevard. The pink and white decor featured roses and larkspur. Hazel Thompson won the high score prize. Ritenour received a Dresden china piece, and a guest list included Mrs J Hea lip Mra James Adair Mra J M Kesler Mra Pauling Williams Mra Mildred Charies Mrs J S Carter Mra Cleve Bosar Jr Mrs M C Newton Lucile Shumate Ruth Kirk Mary Priddy Lucile Rit enour Una Fleanor Hazel Thompson Iris Ritenour.
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Iria Ritenour
Narrows
Claude B .Williams
First Presbyterian Church At
Fea Elven
Mary Davis Adair
Monumental Boulevar
Hazel Thompson
Ritenour
Dresden
China
Sfwt
J. Healip Mra
James Adair
Mra
J. Mi Kesler
Pauling Willams
Mildred Charies
J. 8. Carter
Cleve Bosar Jr
Informal Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Shafer at North Atreat
Mrs C G Shafer hosted a Friday afternoon informal bridge party at her North Atreat home with three tables in play. High prize went to Mrs Charles Hamlin of Hartford visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M W Proyar. Second prize to Mrs St Kell and consolation to Mrs B F Thacker. The interior featured summer flowers and Mrs Shafer served a light salad course.
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C. G. Shafer
North Atreat
Charles Hamlin
Hartford
Mra. Bhafer
George and
Carter Sinclair
Marshall Sinclair
Camp Robert Hunt
Norfolk
G. W. Lavender
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bluefield
Dalle Headgecock
Wytheville
D. W. ‘Tabor
Thomes Henley Jr
Llonel Witt
Orlando
Fla
Maureen Ratliff
Logan
Concord College
Athens
Morris Blalock
Pocahontas
Raymond Fleshman
Fred Carey
Elizabethton
Tenn
R. C.fleshman
Misa Ruby Burgess
Williamson
Cathryne Bulkeley
Abingdon
Misa Elizabeth Alexander
Union Street
Jane Burke
Appomattox
Ann Phillips
Richmond
Culbertson on Contract by Ely Culbertson
International Code of Contract Bridge Laws trims Grand Slam bo nuses but keeps Grand Slam crucial. Mrs Hugh Fullerton and Mrs D B Pocock share a Grand Slam bidding sequence that delivered a Pair Tournament win. It shows a six no trump, spade driven slam with West holding the high spades and the hand counting thirteen tricks. Copyright 1935 Ely Culbertson.
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Hugh Fullerton
Cleveland
D. B. Pocock
West
Hest
East
Globe Trotters Club Stages Three Humorous Plays
The Globe Trotters club presented three humorous plays at the Y with an appreciative audience. Irene Norris directed the ably cast in Too Many Marys at Little Flower academy. Heauty Secreta featured Dixie and a beauty parlor setting in New York. Can't Lib Without You closed with a blackfaced comedy in Violet and Adam’s home, led by Ruth Sage. Intermissions offered song and instrumental numbers.
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Globe Trotters’ Club
Irene Norris
Vivene Art Gnd Xpression Studio
Abis
Mary
Sally
Katherine Nash
Sarah
Ruth Sage
Heatrice
Nellie Copley
Viola
Mary Ruth Boyd
Jeanette Faulkner
Norah
Thelma Gibson
Little Flower Academy
School For Young Ladies
Heauty Secreta
Jeannette Faulkner
New York
Dixie
Miss Gibson
Violet
Ruth 3Age
Adam
Juanita Belcher
Virginia van Dyke
Peewee
Mary Ruth Bowen
Pyrmid Lumax
Oreda Neel
Belton Wengen
Billy Vengen
Miss Sage
Globe Trotters
Miss Woolsey
Senior C E Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Senior Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church will meet at 7 o clock Sunday evening at the church. Reports will be made on progress of the program contest. Miss Clara Davis is president of the society.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Mias Clara Davia
Visitors Toast Hopewall Guests In Bluefield
Visitors from Hopewall Virginia, Mr and Mrs P T Herndon and Mrs J W Enochs, returned home after several days with Mrs J W Anderson and family. A bridge party in honor of the Herndons and Mrs Foochs featured hostess Mrs Anderson assisted by Mrs Hazel Maxwell and Miss Dorthea Post. Mrs Carroll Woods won the high score, Mrs Herndon the low. Gifts were given to the honorees amid summer flowers and a salad and ice course was served. More courteous visits followed during their Bluefield stay.
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P. T. Herndon
J. W. Enochs
Hopewall
Carroll Woods
Hérndon
Anderson
Bluefield. Ie
Roanoke
Dr. Weatherly
CG. PB
Blair
Catharine
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Misaes Virginia Hutton
Mary Ellen Shubtate
Ocean Vie
Miss Hutton
W. C. Hutton
M. M. Tabor
Nannile Ledgerwood
Fourth Street
David Alley
Phyllis Jean
W. &. Sutherland
Altamont Hotel
Bluefield Sanitarium
G. W. Nickell
Nickell
Charryville
N. C
W. ©. Pollock
Pollock
Bluefield Avenue
Iris Ritenour and Claude B Williams wedding in Narrows
Miss Iris Ritenour daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Ritenour will wed Mr Claude B Williams at 10 this morning at the Presbyterian church in Narrows. Attending the ceremony are Miss Ellene Johnston and Miss Helen Sue Spangler.
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Ellene Johnston
Helen Sue Spangler
Narrows
Iris Ritenour
W. F. Ritenour
Claude B. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Special Service at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday 7:46 pm service led by The Rev. Jon BE Overmyer on Is Man Immortal. Musical program includes organ prelude, hymn singing, solo by Mrs Spencer Armistead, duet Why Do I Sing with Ketcham and Miss Faye Porterfield, Joe S Overmyer. Public invited. services run one year.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jon BE. Overmyer
Wll
Mia
Barrow
Spencer Armistead
Ketcham
Faye Porterfield
Joe
Overmyer
FHA Officials Visit City to Reorganize
State FHA Director McReynolds and field rep Becke from Parkersburg travel to city headquarters to reorganize the agency. They report that from May 16 to June 12 West Virginia commitments total $300,008 with insurance joins at about $20,000 daily.
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McReynolds
Federal Housing Administration
Becke
Parkersburg
FHA
West Virginia
Richlands Man In Critical Condition After Leg Amputation
Mr Moseley of Richlands Virginia, patient at St Luke's hospital since June 2, was reported in critical condition. He suffered a foot infection that led to gangrene. doctors amputated one leg yesterday. Mrs R L Barly of Matoaka, daughter, remains at his bedside. A stray ship salvaging rule note follows.
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At Moseley
Richlands
St. Luke's Hospital
Moseley
R. L. Barly
Matoaka
Mr. Moseley
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache Ad
An old advertisement promotes B. C. as a fast acting remedy for violent headaches caused by inorganic factors. It claims relief within minutes and notes uses for muscular pain fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 1dre e and 250 packages from drug sellers.
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B. C
B.C
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C. E
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Ark
Niagare Falls
N. D.C
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Miss Morgan
Eros Aes
Skt
Heehee Caleek
Ely Culbertson
Globe Trotters Club
J. W. Waters Co. Jewelers Federal St
Bluefield, W. Va
Bam
Victor
Alifs Transfer Co
McCulloch
First Presbyterian
Te Bootery
Princeton Ave
W. VA
Allena Hosiery
Sheerness and Service
Bluefield, W, VA
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