Daily Vacation Bible School Giving Program at Trinity Methodist
The Daily Vacation Bible School closing program was held at Trinity Methodist Church with Dr. E. Wiley presiding. Enrollment reached 160 from multiple churches. average weekly attendance was 89 over two weeks. The program featured department projects, a closing exercise, and awards for Miss Irene Weaver after her ninth year. The public was invited to attend.
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Wiley Presiding
Trinity Methodist Church
Baptist Er Bone
Venue
First Broieinen
Graham Christian
First Christian
C Methodist
Church of God
Bland Street Methodist
Roanoke Methodist
Palestine
Jesus
Exere
Beve
Ant Me Clae
Dr. Wiley
Bobby
Irene Weaver
Bible School
Bluefield Chapter Plans Meeting and Visit Details
Bluefield Chapter of nonorthy Past Officers 66 Order of Star will meet at Masonic temple Monday at 8 oclock. The chapter will entertain matrons and past patrons. The Bluefield chapter will visit Athens chapter on the evening of July 8.
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Order of Star
Masonic Te
Bluefield
Athens
Party and Shower For Mrs. Scott
In honor of Mrs John Scott before her marriage, Miss Louise Lambert and Mrs Stokes Hamilton hosted an informal bridge party and shower on Pen Mar avenue Friday evening. Mrs Scott received many lovely gifts as summer flowers decorated the setting and guests enjoyed an ice course. It is noted that 15 states and the District of Columbia have laws against hitchhiking.
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John Scott
Pine
Louise Lambert
Stokes Hamilton
Pen Mar Avenue
Scott
Miss Wayland and Mr Walters Are Married at Home
Miss Anna Wayland and J C Walters Jr were married at the Wayland home 1916 Jefferson Street at 1 pm in a ceremony led by Dr E E Wy pastor of Trinity Methodist church. The couple plan a Canada motor trip then reside at 641 Albemarle Street.
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Miss Wayland
Mr. Walters
E. E. Wiley
Trinity Church
W. H. Wayland
Jefferson Street
Anna Wayland
J. C. Walters, Jr
E. E W.2y
Trinity Methodist Chilc
Doctor Fowlkes Takes Charge Of Crumpler Medical Practice
Crumpler West Virginia report notes Dr R H Fowlkes has assumed leadership of the local medical practice after the death of Dr M H Tabor. He arrives from Welch where he worked with Dr W C Hall. He and Mrs Fowlkes will reside in the Tabor home, moving in by mid month. Dr Fowlkes is a Medical College of Virginia graduate with internship at Huntington hospital. He also spent months with the Stevens clinic after Huntington.
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Fowlkes
Medical College of Virginia
C. and
Huntington
Stevens Clinic
Vacation church school at Beartown Methodist
Beartown Methodist Church hosts a vacation church school directed by Miss Emma Johnson with assistants Mrs. Micajah Blanks ship Miss Katherine Thornton and Miss Marie Shrewsbury. First such school in the community draws strong parent interest. hours 6 to 730 p m. a revival also held with large crowds anticipated. Personal notices note births for Wirt Barrg and a son born to Lee Parks. mentions O P Tabor Mae Thomasson and Callie.
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Beartown Methodist Church
Crumpler
Emma Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Micajah Blankenship
Katherine Thornton
Marie Shrewsbury
Wirt Bairg
Alice Vir
Lee Parks
O. P. Tabor
Mae Thomasson
Callie
Funeral for A. J. Tabor Held at Maybeury
Clements attended the funeral of the late A. J. Tabor at Maybeury on Sunday. Curtis May left Th for Ann Arbor to visit the University of Michigan and possibly enter school this fall to study electrical engineering. He is a student at Northfork High School.
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Clements
A. J. Tabor
Maybeury
Curtis
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Northfork High Ool
Scout Benefit Party at Sacred Heart Church
Boy Scout troop 28 at Sacred Heart church holds a benefit party Thursday night at 8 in the church basement. Cards and other entertainment planned. Public invited. Tri-District Union to meet 7 30 p m at Gheensie church. W M B first Baptist board to meet Monday June 27 at 2 30 p m annex. NYC building plan approves 227 new elementary schools costing 233 million dollars.
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Boy Scout
Sacred Heart Church
Tri-District Union
Gheensie 4
First Baptist Church
Annex
New York City
Board of Education
Et Yey
Engagement of Shir ley Warden to Amand Vipond Announced
The Norfolk Virginia Pilot reports Dr. and Mrs Crockett Warden announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Shirley Copenhaver Warden to Amand Cunningham Vipond son of Mr and Mrs Milton Miles Vipond. The wedding is planned for Saturday August 6. Miss Warden studied at the College of William and Mary and in New York. Mr Vipond studies dentistry at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. The bride to be is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Pyle of Bluefield Virginia.
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Virginia Pilot
Norfolk
Crockett
Shirley Copenhaver Warden
Amand Cunningham Vipond
Milton Miles Vipond
George Pyle
Bluefield, Va
Marriage of Vivian Ann Honaker and Tony James Franes
Vivian Ann Honaker and Tony James Franes married on December 29, 1937 in Powhatan West Virginia. Vivian is a Crumpler native and Concord College graduate taught at Rolfe graded school. Tony Franes, son of James Franes Northfork, graduated Northfork High School class of 1933, Temple University degree in social studies and physical education, now coach at Coack Junior High. They will reside in Northfork West Virginia this fall.
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Concord College
W. Va
Rolfe Graded School
Pranes
James Franes
Northfork
Northfork High School
Temple University
Philadel
Coach
H. H. Honaker
Vivian Ann
Tony James Francs
Reneae
Powhatan
West Virginia
Local social notes and travel plans from Switchback and area
Miss Charmie Johnson of Switchback visits Aunt I L Owenby in College Avenue. J H Pordle of Doran Va father of Mrs Ball sustains a shoulder injury at home. Ball family to visit Doran today. Miss Lucille Rolen returns from Anderson Ind and Chicago and visits Miss Mabel Rolen in Williamson. Mrs J S Mangus and family return from motor trip to Detroit Cincinnati Canada. Dale Booth Grant Booth Jack Ston to visit western cities and two weeks in Los Angeles Mollywood Catalina Islands Old Mexico Grand Canyon and New Orleans. Lt Francis Peters Jr US Navy leaves for Annapolis after duty with Asiatic fleet. The principal export of Honduras is bananas.
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Charmie Johnson
Switchback
I. L. Owenby
College Avenue
J. H. Pordle
Doran
C. R. Ball
Cincinnati
Canada
Dale
Grant Booth
A. G. Booth
Jack Ston
Compton
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mollywood
Catalina Islands
Old Mexico
Grand Canyon
New Orleans
Francis Peters
United States Navy
F. M
Bluefield Group Enjoys Outing at Fountain Park
A Bluefield Virginia group toured to Fountain Park for a Friday evening picnic. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L E Thompson Mrs B H Thompson and Mrs L M Perdue all of Bluefield VA Annie Carey and G Cox of Arista WV plus many local youths who spent the night skating.
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Bluefield
Fountain Park
L. E. Thompson
Miss Patterson and Wysor Wed in Tazewell
Miss Patterson and Joe B E Wysor were married Saturday afternoon June 18 at Tazewell Virginia. Mrs Wysor has resided with her aunt in the city and recently graduated from St Luke's training. Wysor hails from Lebanon Virginia and works for Algoma Coal and Coke at Algoma West Virginia, where they plan to reside. Finland repealed its prohibition law in 1932.
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Joe BE
Tazewell
Wysor
J. B. Alley
St. Luke's
Lebanon
Algoma Coal and Coke Company
Algoma
W. Va
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Bluefield Chapter of
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Mrs. Scott
States
District of Columbia
Evelyn
John Douglas
Douglas F. Love of
Harman
Albemarle Street
Hazel Helms
Beartown
the Vogue
Americas
Bluefield, W. Va
Ba H. H. Honaker
Crumipler
W Va
Lan
Tony Franes
Martin J. Wahte
Clarence McCarthy
Honduras
Bananas
Tony Pranes
Vivian Ann Honaker
Crumpler, W. Va
Hankla Grocery Company
Bland Street
Shoe Store
Princeton Ave
Dinefield, W. Y
Maceiane
Bluefield Group
Finland
Shreronimnss
Roanokena
Goa
Meat Choppers
Keystone
Enna Jettick Shoes
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