Richlands College Boys Work on School and Tennis Courts
Richlands Virginia June 22. The clubhouse from the school is being rebuilt on its former site. The first story is up and storm-sheathed. brick veneer is starting. A new building foundation is poured with bricks to begin next week. Local college boys holidaying home are helping contractors earning spending money, some with sore hands from mortar. The Tennis Club near the First National Bank is nearing completion of a new court. The Star theatre area lacks enclosure and balls wander. Rainfalls vary across town with heavy rain east of Clinch River street, light sprinkle west, and Cedar Bluff receiving only a few drops. A baby boy named G. H. Junior was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. West on West Main Street.
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Richlands
Lockhart
First National Bank
Star Theatre
Clinch River Street Bridge
Claypool
Cedar Bluff
Freckles and Friends and Local Weddings at richlands
Freckles and his friends note plans in the Draper building on Second street. Miss Gladys Wygal and Roy Buskill wed in Bristol then motor toured West Virginia towns returning to Richlands to settle near town. Mrs Buskill a Richlands high school graduate studied voice in Philadelphia last fall. Lightning hit Mrs George Oneys chimney on Washington street causing damage. neighbors were in a garage nearby. Mrs J O Perkins hosted a Cedar Bluff gathering for out of town guests including Mrs Claugh Miss Faulkeener and Dr Joe Merin. Brakeman Charles Harris sprained his knee lifting a load from a freight car. R N Horton to build a large lime kiln east of town to supply local farming and building needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wygal
J. T. Wygal
Richlands
Roy Buskill
Albert Buskill
North Richlands
Bristol
West Virginia
Buskill
J. 0. Perking
Cedar Bluff
Claugh
Culpepper
May
Lillian Faulkeener
Roanoke
Joe Merin
Chicago
Jessie Gillespie
R. K. Gillespie
Pounding Mill
Charles Harris
R. N. Horton
Maxwell
Mother and Baby Progress Reported After Delivery at Cedar Bluff
Cedar Bluff resident J. O. Perkins and Bluefield native Jennings McNeil are associated with the case as undertaker contact. Both parties are described as getting along with the mother and infant, with notes of satisfactory recovery and ongoing arrangements.
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Baby
J. O. Perkins
Cedar Bluff
Jennings McNeil
Bluefield
Subscriptions Collected for Book Guide During Week
The note notes someone calling themselves by a local name gathered several subscriptions for the book guide during the week. No further details on identities or amounts are provided.
Sunday Services Announced for Local Church
Sunday school at 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m preaching by pastor Rev W H Leaks at 8 p m.
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Christian Endeavor
W. H. Leaks
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Farmer Home
The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. P. Farmer on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. P. Farmer
Local notices and social circles in West Richlands
A.C. Gardner remains critically ill at home on Lower Fairfax Avenue after ten days. W.P. Boggess learns of Mrs. F.F. Boggess’s death in Harlan Kentucky with services planned there. Several locals attend visits and travels, including trips to central Virginia and Lake Shawnee. Ava Ball returns to Chicago to resume hospital registrar duties. others host, visit, or travel in Virginia, Kentucky, and North Fork areas.
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A. C. Gardner
West Richlands
Lower
Fairfax Avenue
Local residents visit relatives and travel near and far
Had then to attend the final of V. M. I. Mrs. B. F. Boggess and two sons of Oakvale, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Boggeess. George McKenry of Lynchburg is visiting relatives here. Miss Mary Caaset of Burkes Garden is the guest of her cousin, Miss Alverta White. Mrs. M. L. White returned home at Gate City after a week with her son Roy in the hospital here. J. W. Combs and family returned to Mohawk after a two week visit. W. A. Jessee and son Woodrow were business visitors to Cleveland and Honaker. Gardener folks visit. Mrs. T. A. Draper visits her daughter at Duke University. Miss Maude Horton ill at home.
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Ava Ball
M. O. Warner
Chicago
Roy Buskill
Lake Shawnee
Roy Lee Ringstaff
W. R. Williams
H. V. Lindsey
J. B. Crabtree
H. A. Dalley
Roanoke
W. L. Padbury
Fairfax Street
M. R. Claugh
Culpepper
May
Lillian Faulkeoner
I. O. Perkins
W. FB. Penney
Concord
N. c
B. F. Boggess
Oakvale
W. P. Boggeess
George McKenry
Lynchburg
Mary Caaset
Burkes Garden
Alverta White
M. L. White
Gate City
Roy
Miss Evelyn
Duke University
Durham
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. H. West
West Main Street
G. H. Junior
Freckles
BY Blosser
Draper Building
Second Street
WYGAL
Richlands High School
Philadelphia
George Oney
Washington Street
Sprain Senee
Leland RB. Tate
Lebanon, Va
Ters
Undertaker’ Parlor
Goodykoontz Drug Stores
Lee
South Carolina
Goodykoontz Drug Store
America
Bluefield Pharmacy
W. Va
Past End Pharmacy
Fairview Pharmacy
Male Drug Co
Princeton
Mountain State
Johnson City
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Asheville
Mullens and Matoaka
Atwater Kent
RADIO
Flat Top Auto Supply CO
Missionary Society
Boggess
W. P. Boggess
F. F. Bogges
Harlan, Ky
E. F. Boggess
Richlands Personals
A. R. Underwood
Virginia
J. C. Repass
Raven
Bob Kitte
Mary Amonate
Mrs
Pete Tizen
Pearl Brown Blunt
Jimmie Shreve
Wardell
Henry Elswick
Jewel Ridge
Tate McNutt
Eon
Norton
J. H. Combs
Wilder
H. L. Combs
Maude Horton
North Railroad Avenue
Richlands, Virginia
RCA
Radiola
Superior Supply Co
Hk. C. A. Distributors
Bluefield, W. VA
RCA Radiola
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