Mrs John Sneed Asbury Announces Union of Clee and Francis
Mrs John Sneed Asbury announces the marriage of her daughter to Carlton Francis on Tuesday June 22 1926 in Bramwell West Virginia The couple will reside at 400 North Street Bluefield West Virginia after July 1 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sneed Asbury
Oe Clee
Carlton Francis
Bramwell
West Virginia
North
Bluefield
W. Va
Chastain. Clay
Guy Hall
Hall
City
William Wolfe
Meadow Street
Coeburn
Chastain Clay
Norton
Charles McElroy
Lohengrin
Lois Osborne
Miss Osborne
Liebling
Ody
J. Clay
Oxford College
Emory and Henry
Louisville College of Pharmacy
Red Ledger by Frank L Packard
A vivid adventure tale introduces Chariebois a remarkable crook with debts scattered through a life filled with thrills and romance. The narrative follows his remarkable repayments and the book promises strong heart interest and an original theme in a wonder world setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderworld
Red Ledger
Frank L. Packard
Jimmie Dale
Crook
Chariebois
Local Mission Circle Meets at Home of Palmer and Snyder
The Lockie Rankin Missional circle of Bland Street Methodist held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs. W. C. Palmer and Mrs. Lillian Snyder home. Reports from committees were given and devotionals led by Mrs. Nellie Stafford. Members discussed Nahum and “Mexicans over the Border” with talks on Bell-Bennett School. Next meeting planned for the third Monday in July at Mrs. Geo. Brice’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockie Rankin
Bland Street
John Nash
E. P. Hughes
Mary Jane Stewart
Ruth Lindsey
Margaret Easley
Geo. Strader
Harve Johnston
Bell- Bennett School
Palmer
Snyde
Geo
Geo. Stracer
Lucille Perkins
N. C. Stanley
Fred Harris
RB. French
Lillian Snyder
W. ©. Palmer
Neliie Stafford
Freezone Corn Treatment Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Free We or Freezone as a tiny bottle that instantly relieves aching corns and calluses. It promises easy removal of hard or wet corn between the toes without soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrnggist
Flapper Fanny Comments On Looks And Courtship
Flapper Fanny says the prettier a girl is the harder she is to approach in Sunday social circles. The note promises a good program in the evening and refreshments will be served.
W C T U Meeting At Grace Methodist Church
Much interest marked the W C T U meeting Tuesday afternoon at Grace Methodist Church. Hostesses included Mrs R A King and others. readings and talks highlighted relief work with ice cream and cake served after. Twenty seven members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
R. A. King
J. C. O. Dell
Mary Bennett
M. G. Creswell
Porterfield
John Melcher
E. J. Smith
J. E. Keith
Hugh Lucas
First Corinthians
W. 8. Hamlin
C. E. Fisher
Bulletin
Mary Jackson
Johnnie
Sallie J. Weiser
Jennie Cassidy
Sam White
J. M. Studebaker
J. W. Scruggs
Birthday Picnic Honoring Slusher Children at Princeton Road
Ann and Joe Slusher celebrated Joe's fourth birthday with a joint family picnic on Princeton road attended by ten guests and several local ladies. Hostesses decorated the Frazer home in pink and lavender while serving salad and ice. Miss Lytle won first prize and Mrs. A H Baldwin won second in the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Joe Slusher
W. C. Slusher
Princeton Road
J. T. Ry
W. W. Wood
M . Gills
Stephen Bo
F. Prosser
A. Alden
D. Wilmore
W. H. Henritze
Roanoke
T. O. Deaumer
A. Morrisey
C. G. Day
Miss Lytle
A. H. Baldwin
Fellowship Supper at First Christian Church Tonight
A large crowd is expected for the Fellowship Supper at the First Christian church at 6 30 this evening. This monthly get together aims to foster fellowship among members with an evening program featuring the Beaver high school orchestra, community singing, readings, greetings, a response, duets, an address, and close stunts. Reservations by noon are required for a prepared plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Beave High School
J. C. Nichols
Lee Fretwell
C. I. Cheyney
Virgil Lowder
Lloyd Black
Dickey
Mitchell
Ernest Henson
Formal Ge bridge party hosted by Mrs O Frazier and Mrs J B Hatcher
One of the season's prettiest formal affairs was a bridge party given by Mrs O Frazier and Mrs J B Hatcher at Mrs Frazer's home on Giles street Tuesday afternoon. The event was the third in a series for which the popularity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Frazier
J. B. Hatcher
Frazer
Giles Street
Popu
Moonlight Outing At Shawnee Lake By Local Youth Group
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church held a moonlight outing Monday at Shawnee Lake with about seventeen youths. A picnic lunch was served and the evening enjoyed. Miss Billie Cowan, social sponsor, announced upcoming trips and events and urged attendance at the Sunday meeting at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Shawnee Lake
Billie Cowan
Society
Birth Announcement for Edward Hicks Stowers Jr
Mr and Mrs C Collins announce the birth of a son on Elm Street. Edward Hicks Stowers Jr weighs nine pounds. Mr and Mrs EB H Stowers of Hanover Street are the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Collins
Elm Street
Edward Hicks Stowers, Jr
EB. H. Stowers
Hanover Street
Edward Hicks, Jr
Local families take Sunday trip to Shawnee Lake
Mr and Mrs E G Ferguson and Mr and Mrs Robert Brooks with L D Ferguson and Earl Crotty of Bluefield and their families, joined by Mrs Scott White and children of Princeton, motored to Shawnee Lake Sunday for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Ferguson
Robert Brooks
L. D. Ferguson
Earl Crotty
Bluefield
Scott White
Princeton
Shawnee Lake
Outing Ends With Joyful Picnic Return
The group enjoyed a bonfire on the return trip and shared a delightful picnic supper. Appetites were whetted by the drive as members of the party spent a merry time together.
Mrs Hoge Hosts Luncheon for Guests from Richmond and Dallas
Mrs J H Hoge will entertain a small luncheon Friday for guests including Mrs Charles A Johnston of Richmond, hosted by her daughter Mrs R W Lacy, and Mrs Robert H Beck of Dallas, guest of Mrs A H Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hoge
Charles A. Johnston
Richmond
R. W. Lacy
Robert H. Beck
Dallas
Texas
A. H. Hoge
Newton family visits after eleven years break
Mr and Mrs Guy E Newton and their son Robert, formerly of Bluefield now in Columbus Ohio, visited the city for the first time in eleven years with Mrs Anna Newton. They traveled home via Cumberland Gap Lexington and Cincinnati along an improved road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Newton
Robert
Bluefield
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Newton
Anna Newton
Cumberland Gap
Lexington
Cincinnati
Social notes from Bluefield as residents visit family
A long list of local and visiting residents includes Esther Levinson of Baltimore staying with Frances Eskew on Russell street, Lovey Ross returning from Bluefeld, and Mary Dobbins leaving Blacksburg for home with family. Several men and women travel to Roanoke, Norfolk, Miami, and Welch, while others attend conventions and visits across Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Levinson
Baltimore
Stone
Bluefield
Cliff Top
W. Va
A. Williams
Roanoke
W. J. Kelley
Miami
C. R. Thrasher
Alpeca
Ting Mr. Thrasher
R. D. Reid
Lila Reid
Augusta Street
McNeill
Secret Spring at Rialto Introduces Mlle Duflos
Paramount presents The Secret Spring at the Rialto featuring Mademoiselle Huguette Duflos of the Comedie Francaise in her American debut. Duflos is hailed as France’s most beautiful and versatile actress, headlining a melodrama produced in France by Leonce Perrett director of Madame Sans Gene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Rialto
Mademoiselle Huguette Duflos
Comedie Francaise
France
Paris
la Belle France
Mademoiselle Duflos
Leonce Perrett
Great Love at Colonial Uni A Triangle Story With An Elephant
A new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film titled The Great Love opens at the Colonial. The triangle plot centers on a young doctor and his loved one with an elephant as a whimsical side character. Viola Dana Robert Agnew Norma and a host of familiar actors run through love, thrills, and humor with two thousand Boy Scouts in a striking scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Nelson
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Viola Dana
Robert Agnew
Hydrastis Eye Wash Promoted By Hankla's Pharmacy
An old advertisement promotes Lavoptik eye wash with hydrastis and other ingredients for weak or sore eyes. A free aluminum eye cup is offered. Hankla's Pharmacy, Bradmann Building, markets the product as a simple remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankla’s
Bradmann Huilding
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Francis Asbury
Book Review
Luther League
Flapper
Fanny
Indsc Y Armours
Star Bacon
C. E. Picnic
Floyd
Mary Becker
Madge Oe
Lucy Hall
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
H. W. Spelden
Speiden
Tampico
Mexico
Barney Cohen
Francis Peters, Jr
Oakhurst Avenue
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Mary Akers
Mary Jou
Evelyn Shannon
Billie White
Margaurite June
Chillicothe, O
R. E. Caldwell
Stowers Street
Er. G. Brewer
Crockett, Va
L. W. Brewer
L. P. Brewer
LC. Shupe
Hitl
Donald B
Mr. Shoupe
T. T. Crigger
Wolf Pit
Welch
Williamson
Othe
Minnie Weaver
Desir Gilmore
Pearle Brammer
Blanche
Billie Brammer
Fercer
J. T. Stinson
Bluefield College
Bernard Payne
Welch Daily News
Savers Harmon
Yubeo
Tuesda
Jimmie Hendricks
W. E. Oliver and
Cae
Happy
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Seveers
Vinton, Towa
Colonial
UNI
Cohen
Isadore Cohen Co. Jewelers
Federal St. Bluefield
Bluefield Furniture Co
Bincfield Furniture Company
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