Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Mrs George Wilburn
A charming miscellaneous shower for Mrs George Wilburn formerly Miss Hazel Nash was held Saturday afternoon June 22 at the home of Mrs Sherry 8 Lesler in West Graham Virginia. Guests enjoyed hemming towels and contests from 1 to 4 o clock while gifts were placed in a blue box. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sherry 8 Lesler and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilburn
Hazel Nash
Sherry
Lesler
Weat Graham
C. E. Summers
J. A. Summers
Eleanor Summers
Josephine Hawks
Bessie Hale
Nellie
Emma Lou Davis
Lois McClanahan
Mary Kate Shannon
Annie
Ellen Wilburn
Joseine Hawks
Eleanor Summere
Saie Matthew
Glenwood Park Suns Up with dances scouts and fireworks
A busy Glenwood Park program on the Bluefield Prince ton road runs through late June. June 29 opens a new dance pavilion and hosts a Boy Scout celebration. Fireworks mark the Fourth of July along with a Moose picnic. Princeton Christian Church Men’s Club plans a park outing July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Park
Bluefield
Princeton
Princeton Christian Church
Fidelis Class Silver Tea at College Avenue Baptist
This evening at 8 the Fidelis class of College Avenue Baptist church hosts a silver tea at the church. The public is invited and a charming program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
Outing for Ahavath Sholem Children Today
Children from the Ahavath Sholem congregation will go to Shannondale this afternoon leaving the synagogue at 1. Transport will be provided and a safety committee will oversee the outing. A full attendance is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnday
Ahavath Sholem
Shannondale
Delegates Leave for Greenbrier Conference
Mrs. W K McDowell and Mrs. Roger Martin depart Monday for Lewisburg to attend the Presbyterian Women conference at Greenbrier for Women as delegates from the First Presbyterian Church auxiliary. They travel with Grace McDowell and Miss Langhorne and family members for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. McDowell
Roger Martin
Lewisburg
Greenbrier Cole
First Presbyterian Church
Free to Women: Glandular Treatment Offered at No Cost
Dr. DePew advertises a glandular treatment claimed to alleviate ovarian pains and related female complaints. It offers 1,000 free post paid, no obligation trials for women who write, with responses from users stating relief and feeling younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PePew
Pew
DePew
Paul St. John
Mass Bidg
Kansas
Ady
Morris Family Trip Details to Pulaski and Lewisburg
The Morris party visited their grandmother in Pulaski. They traveled in Mrs. Martins car to Narrows and continued to Lewisburg by bus for the remainder of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Pulaski
Narrows
Mrs. Martin
Lewisburg
Miss Jesse Swain Weds Edwin Sudduth Jr in Leland
The Mississippi Delta wedding of Miss Jesse Swain and Mr. Edwin Hugh Sudduth Jr. took place at the Leland Baptist Church with Rev. Faulkner presiding. The ceremony featured roses and ferns, with a large bridal party and a reception at the brides' home followed by a monthlong Colorado trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
West Virginia
Jesse Swain
Leland
Edwin Hugh Sudduth, Jr
Bluefield
Baptist Church
F. L Faulkner
Catherine Johnson
Angelo Cortese
Memphis
James Whitehearst
Brookville
Fla
Tulie
Cora Wilenman
Margaret Webb
Blytheville
Ark
Virginia Quest
Louisville
Anne Davenport
Newark
N. J
Marguerite Power
South Orange
Dorothy Saunders
Miriam Dean
Miss Webb
Miss Quest
Miss Davenport
Miss Power
Miss Saunders
Miss Dean
Martha Jame Wilenman
Mary Adeline Milam
Besele Hoffison
Charlene Ellard
P. J. Kelly
W. Va
Kenneth Weaver
Corinth
Kepper Gillespie
Tazewell
Oscar Deverile
Joe Birgin
Greenville
Miss
James Thompson
Walter Swain
John McCorkle
John Dickens
L. William Stanton
Dr. McKenzie
John Cossar
Ruffus Turner
Colorado
Mrs Rogers Hosts Bridge Club At Whitethorne Home
Mrs. R O Rogers entertained her bridge club at her Whitethorne Street home with husbands as guests. Four tables played, hosted by Miss Elizabeth Atkins who was the visiting honoree, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Rogers
Bridge Club
Whitethorne Street
Elizabeth Atkins
Rogers
Mrs Morrison Hosts Bridge Party For Nashville Guest
Mrs P C Morrison will preside at a bridge party Wednesday evening at her Maryland Avenue home. The event honors Miss Goldie Morrison of Nashville Tennessee, sister of Mr Morrison, a charming visitor at the Morrison residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Morrison
Maryland Avenue
Morrison
Goldie Morrison
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. R. O. Rogers Hosts Bridge for Guest
Mrs. R. O. Rogers of Whitethorne street entertains Thursday evening with bridge in honor of her house guest Miss Elizabeth Atkins of Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Rogers
Whitethorne Street
Bridge
Elizabeth Atkins
Birmingham
Ala
B Y P U Elects Officers At College Avenue Baptist
Mies Maybelle Sarver was elected president of the B Y P U at College Avenue Baptist church. Sidney Shrader and Lorraine Thornton named vice president and Bible leader. Other officers include Herbert McClung treasurer Miss Aileen Thornton secretary Miss Etta Baker and Robert Pettigrew corresponding secretary Miss Margaret Studebaker pianist. New group to take duties July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Maybelle Sarver
College Avenue Baptist Church
Union
Sidney Shrader
Lorraine Thornton
Herbert McClung
Aileen Thornton
Etta Baker
Robert Pettigrew
Anna Margaret Studebaker
Birth Notice for Betty Jane in Midway
Mr and Mrs Claude L Lewis of Mid way welcome a daughter named Betty Jane born recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude L. Lewis
Midway
Betty Jane
Girl born Sunday named Margaret Louise
A baby girl was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Starling of Midway. The child has been named Margaret Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Starling
Midway
Margaret Louise
Websters Christen Their Daughter at Bluefield Sanitarium
Mr and Mrs H J Webster announce the birth of a daughter at Bluefield sanitarium. The event is recorded as a family milestone with no additional details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Webster
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bailey baby born as couple hosts club card party
Mr and Mrs Homer Bailey of Ashland W Va plan a Wednesday 8 pm card party in the Pocahontas club rooms fourth floor Peery building to celebrate the arrival of a daughter named Bet Lou born at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Club
Peery
Homer Bailey
Ashland
W. Va
St. Luke's Hospital
Bet
Lou
Nichols and Waters families Enjoy Pine Grove Picnic
A motor party of the Nichols and Waters families plus Cc. H. Hinchee and the Thorn couples joined by Bozzie Thorn and family for a Sunday outing to Beckley e Tr. Pine Grove hosted a delightful picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Nichols
Earl Nichols
J. W. Waters
Cc. H. Hinchee
Beckley
Mra. Thornon
Bozzie Thornon
Little Con, Bozzie Sr
Pine Grove
Ladies' Golf Day Opens With 18-Hole Match Play
At Bluefield Country Club today a ladies 18-hole match play event is featured. Hosts Mrs. W. H. 8&J. Clair and Mrs. J. H. Kabler welcome participants and aim for strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
J. Clair
J. H. Kabler
TFL Class At College Avenue Baptist Church
The TFL class of College Avenue Baptist Church will hold a meeting to discuss activities for the season and plan a service schedule. Members are invited to attend and share ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
Regular meeting to be held at Mrs. Lawrence's home
The group schedules a Thursday afternoon gathering at 5 o'clock at 130 Preston Street the home of Mrs. J H Lawrence. Members are asked to bring a lunch for a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
J. H. Lawrence
Preston Street
Residents and visitors noted on regional travel and visits
Multiple residents and friends travel between Bluefield Covington Princeton and Staunton visiting relatives and as guests at homes in Virginia West Virginia and Georgia. Trips include Morrisey family in Mexico City and many attendees visiting Spr ing and college connections with Peabody Nashville Warm Springs and local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
O. E. Flaherty
L. C. Porter
Princeton
Craig Healing Springs
Porter
The
Springs
George Strum
Danville
Blanche Gooch
Pauline Stowers
Edward Pauley
Snday
Jaeger
A. C. Pauley
Jesele Hudson
Staunton
B. B. Leedy
Nelson Street
Groseclose
Louise Sarver
Pembroke
O. M. Thompson
W. ©. Shrader
G. C. Coburn
Round Bottom
Effie Loudermilk
Willow Bend
Pase
N. W. Loudermilk
H. J. Burtnett
J. M. Melthany
Dixie Wygai
Huntington
MelIihany
Melthany
Burtnett
Charleston
Phyllis Debrick
W. E B. Debrick
Warm Springs
Peabody College
Nashville
Bluefield social notes list wide range of local visits
The column traces multiple itineraries and visitors around Bluefield including families traveling from Princeton, Welch, Raven, and Isaac counties. It notes hospital stays, summer visits, and trips to Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina, with mentions of students at Beaver high summer school and Camp Greenbrier for James Kabler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver High
James Kabler
J. H. Kabler
Camp Greenbrier
Alderson
W. Va
M. F. Stone
Bobby
Eileen Johnson
Bramwell
Bluefield
Hazel Marcum
Grundy
Mary
Frances Laird
Marcum
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Sudduth
Swain
Mrs. Rogers
Boyer
Aaa
Yur
Yate
Os Te Een
Maughter
Betty Lou Bailey
Franklin D. Roosevelt Hospital
T. E. Vance Ie
Austin
Tex
United States Navy
New York
Shanghai
China
J. E
J. B. Miller
Highland Avenue
C. C. Mulheren
Rainelle
Winding Gulf
Flora Hornbarger
Elizabeth Hornbarger
Wehrle
Washington
Huffman
Lizzie Roles
James Roles
Ivydale
Phyllis Kennedy
Bristol
Wintford Lambert
Jerry
Peterstown
George Cook
McDowell
Wyoming
Shipman, Va
D. R. Hutcherson
Amberet High School
J. R. Hutcherson
Charlottesville
Marion Gooch
Virginia Beach
Caroline Gilmer
Dancey
Richlands
Marion Swope
Athens
L. C. Fowlkes
Philadelphia
Alma Utt
Hilleville
L. C. Utt
Charles Garrett
Independence
Roanoke
Salem
Virginia
T. C. Newbill
Ray Sanders
David Winder
Oak Hill
Gose Banner
Mr. Banner
Asheville
N. C
Dallas
Kellogg
Battle Creek
McCall
Thornton-Laird Co
Bluefield, W. Va
Racine
Laggy Pouth
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