Hinchee Olinger Jr wed in Bluefield ceremony
Miss Hazel Hinchee daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hinchee and Abert Olinger Jr of Welch were married yesterday at 5 50 PM at the Waters home on Boone street with Rev Samuel W Moore officiating A buffet luncheon followed The bride a Beaver High and Marshall College graduate wore grey flat crepe The groom a Christiansburg native studied at VPI and now assists as Welch postmaster they will reside in Welch Both are popular with many friends across Bluefield Giles street and Welch communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Waters
Boone Street
Hazel Hinchee
Chas. H. Hinchee
Giles Street
Abert Olinger, Jr
Welch
Samuel W. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Bluefield
Beaver High School
Marshall College
Christiansburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Presbyterian auxiliary meeting at Westminster Bluefield
The regular Presbyterian auxiliary gathered at Westminster church in south Bluefield for a Wednesday social after business. Honorees Mrs. Dubose and Mrs. Jank Clark presided by Mrs. F. E. Hudgins as preludes of roses brightened the event. Punch and wafers were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Church
South Bluefield
Dubose
Jank Clark
F. E. Hudgins
A V Club Dances Invitation At Country Club
The A V Club issued invitations for a dance to be held Thursday June 28 at the Country Club. The notice lists attendees and event details for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Club
Local Births and Travels Highlight Weekend Notices
A series of society notes reports births in the community including a son for Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Hill of Ronceverte street and a son for Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Allbright of Rogers street. Also listed are guests visiting from Pittsburgh and Richmond, weekend travels to White Sulphur Springs for the state golf tournament, a Richmond engagement for P. J. Kelley’s son William to Florence Brooks, and mayoral and Lions Club delegates preparing for Atlantic City events. Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Saunders of Frederick street are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Hill
Ronceverte Street
William Greer
George P. Johnson
Pittsburg
H. I. Shott
Lake Place
Alex Mahood
White Sulphur Springs
O. W. Frazer
Giles Street
Atlantic City
P. J. Kelley
Richmond
William
Florence Brooks
Cecil Lilly
Philip Lilly
J. O. Belcher
Guy Overholt
Marlington
J. B. Reynolds
C. P. Mingo
Raleigh Terrace
W. H. Thomas
A. G. Fox
Lions Club
Thomas
Elizabeth
Lee Anderson
Fox
Lace and Voile Afternoon Frock Described in Detail
An afternoon frock of white voile is elaborately trimmed with black lace and features a girdle of crimson velvet. The description emphasizes the garment’s decorative trim and color contrast.
Simple Foular ds Oulard Frocks Description
Simple foulards described as basic frocks with collars and cuffs of English eyelet embroidery held at the waist with a rubber band.
Clean Hair in Summer Pure Scalp All Year
Hair expert Jessie Ogilvie warns June July and August tax the scalp with sun salt dust and dirt. She urges daily brushing thorough scalp contact cleansing tonics and gentle massages to restore circulation. After swimming rinse dry and limit shampooing to protect the scalp and hair health year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hale
New York
Jessie Ogilvie
Ogilvie Sisters
Miss Ogilvie
Bramwell Sunday School Day Joyfully Held at Methodist
Last Sunday Bramwell Methodist church filled to capacity for Sunday school day featuring the pageant The Way the Truth and the Life led by Maggie Jones and Ethel Osborne with teachers Mary McConnell Janie Ellwood and Mesdames Williers and Steve Shupe. A social calendar follows with Chautauqua events and multiple local visits and notices of births moves and gatherings across Bramwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Bramwell
The
Truth
Lfe
Jesus Christ
Maggie Jones
Ethel Osborne
Mary McConnell
Janie Ellwood
Mesdames Williers
Steve Shupe
S. E. Massey
Roanoke
Caroline Mae
Deegans Doings and Local Happenings at Guyan Beach
The hot spell drew many residents to Guyan Beach for relief each evening. Penman Sizemore McLallan and Morgan went fishing Friday night at Clear Fork. The New Pocahontas Coal Company repairs paint up their camp, improving conditions noticed by workers. BH Cox bought a Hudson and now ferries friends to Guyan each evening, with W S Collins, a former employee, also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyan Beach
Soing
Penman
Sizemore
McLallan
Morgan
Clear Fork
New Pocahontas Coal Company
BH. J. Cox
Guyan
W. 3S. Collins
Glen Alum Notes and Local Developments
Glen Alum notes report Dr. H Herrman visiting Dr. C B Peery for two weeks. Local updates include Ballard Herrin winning road work in Stafford district and Herrin Wyatt awarded Gilbert district road. A birth is announced, and plans include a Children’s Day party and a screening of The Ninety and Nine on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Herrman
C. B. Peery
R. B. Gross
Maxwell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Graham Daily News
Glenalum
Tug River
Glenalumn
John Cleva, Jr
Gilliam
Watts- Gilliam
May Mat
Alek
Ballard & Herrin
Stafford
Herrin & Wyatt
Gilbert
McDowell
Morris Watts
James Gilliam, Jr
Sunersnecial
Britishers Lose Hope for a Summer in Britain
London reports widespread cold and lengthy frost across England with June described as the coldest in memory. Farmers despair over crops and merchants face bankruptcy after hoarding summer goods. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin’s public image and a Rhodes Scholars dinner at Oxford are noted, alongside Dr. Butler's lecture tour and Baptist World Alliance delegates preparing for Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Britain
Palm Beach
Stanley Baldwin
Downing Street
Baldwin
Oxford
Gary News Notes Bridge Club Meets and Parties
The Gary Bridge Club met Wednesday at Mrs. G. Sledge home for an afternoon of bridge and refreshments. Members included Mesdames Carter Barker Gibbs Parker Swan Clifford Alley Shanklin McAdoo Riley Carner Sledge and Misses Nunan Stratton plus many others. Upcoming entertainments feature Misses Margaret and Ann O Toole hosting a Saturday bridge for Miss Mary Nunan and a Thursday bridge for the bride elect Mary Nunan with prizes and refreshments. Chautauqua programs by Swarthmore are drawing community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Gary Bridge Club
Misses Mary and
Agnes Nunan
Anna Stratton
Margaret
Ann O'Toole
Bridge
Mary Nunan
Margaret O'Toole
L. E. Dion
Mesdames Moore
Robertson
Mhearns
Friel
Parnell
Graham
Alley
Clifford
Dixon
Parker
Shanklin
McAdoo
Barker
Sledge
Swan
Gibbs
Carter
McKinley
Prichett
Mace
Sullivan
Lineberry
Hutcherson
Mary
Mesdames Weaver
Cooper
Tre
Gary Personal Notices From Salem and Beyond
Miss Mabel Durham of Salem guests at the Gary Club with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith. Mrs. Guy Thomas and daughter Jean return from Roanoke. Miss Mary Lee Belchee hosts Miss Anna May Roberts of East Radford. Several students return home for the summer to be with families. Mrs. A. E. Riley leaves for Central City Kentucky for the season. Dr. R. V. Shanklin and sons Dick and Jim back from Cincinnati. Mrs. J. T. Franklin recovering well. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Handley visiting Cincinnati. E. F. Ketter returns from Missouri visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Harman
Charleston General Hospital
Retta
Thelma Harman
Julius McDaniel
East Gulf
Alma Anderson
Roanoke
Jack Palmer
Mary
Elva Pasley
Bluefield
James BE. Jones
Simmons
Steve Hewitt
Cincinnati
Indiana
Emma O
Mabel Durham
Salem
A. J. Smith
Guy Thomas
Jean
T. M. Hearst
Mary Lee Belchee
Anna May Roberts
East Radford
Hazel
Madeline Smith
George Barker
Jim Shanklin
A. E. Riley
Central City
R. V. Shanklin
Jim
J. T. Franklin
W. F. Handley
E. F. Ketter
Missouri
George Cannot Attend Sweden Trip for Church Work
David Lloyd George remains tied to Westminster and cannot join the Sweden trip. Baptist ministers will preach across Stockholm churches during the convention. The London bishop approved inviting a Baptist minister to preach in the state church pulpit, a first in history. The congress may issue a message on peace and war, government loyalty and religious liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the Baptists
Stockholm
Sweden
Turkey
Russia
J. H. Shakespeare
The
Baptist Alliance
David Lloyd George
Westminster
Convention Baptist
London
Church of England
Costume minded fashion and Athens College Addition sale notice
All are costumes as pieces of clothing form a whole outfit. Two and three piece suits remain popular. Lilly Land Company offers residence lots in the College Addition to Athens adjoining the College property with strong school advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Land Company
Athens
Hemstitching and Drawn Work in Cotton Frocks
Cotton frocks use hemstitching and drawn work to create patterns. Contrasting colors woven into the open spaces produced by wide double hemstitching highlight the decorative effect.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olinger
Hinchee
Bramwell News
Ter
Mar- Bery Jane Gage Co
Grove Herbert
Ekhoff
Lammers
Jas. Thomas
Columbus
Ohio
James Gorman
Coopers
J. M. Harrison
Harrison
Margaret McElrath
State University
Steve Rinehart
Pat Harmon
Harmon
Elizabeth Martin
Francis Haynes
Abingdon
M. Abrahamson
Anna
Philadelphia
State Road Department
Andy Arnold
Tennesse
James Browning
Crumpler
Dr. Lowery
Hiawassee College
Panther
Deegans Boys
J. O. Cowan
Mr. Cowan
Victor
Helena Shepherd
Cruefield, VA
Deegans
GLEN
Pete Hardvere
Rome
Vale
Yao Ee
YALE
W. H. Harry & CO
Princeton Avenue
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Watson Foundation
Glasgow
Butler
Harry Brittain
House of Commons
United States
John St. Lee Strachey
the Spectator
Dr. Butler
Gary
Nor
Conner
Conlon
Belcher
Beach
Callahan
Henderson
Nunan
Anna O’toole
Mary Scott
Rose Robinson
Lola Cameron
J. W. Waters CO
the Reliable Jewelers
Bluefield Hardware Company
West Virginia
Quality Products
Universal
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