Shower Honors Mrs. George Wilburn at Lofler Home
A charming miscellaneous shower for Mrs. George Wilburn, formerly Hazel Nash, was hosted at Mrs. Maude Lofler’s home near Shannondale. Blue and white decorations, gifts, and delighful refreshments marked the event with many friends in attendance.
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George Wilburn
Hazel Nash
Maude Lofler
Shannondale
C. E. Summers
Eleanor Summers
Josephine Hawks
John Wilburn
Little Son
Maude Lefler
Lawn Supper For Bluefield Baptist Ladies
Ladies of the Baptist church in Bluefield Virginia host a lawn supper this evening from 5 30 to 8 on the parsonage lawn. Tables are led by Mrs William C Pruett Miss Glenna Culley James Katherine Lucy Temple Willie Margie Falter Cynthia Newton Odell Minor Pansy Caudell and Thelma Hagdina. Local young people and nearby residents are invited.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Bluefield
Mra
William C. Pruett
Glenna
Culley James
Katherine
Lucy Temple Willie
Margie Falter
Cynthia Newton
Odell Minor
Pansy Caudell
Thelma Hadgina
Informal Bridge Honors Mrs Morrison at Maryland Avenue Home
Lovely informal bridge party honored Mrs Goldie Morrison of Nash ville Tennessee as guest of her brother P C Morrison and Mrs Morrison. The event featured Arden flowers, a simple tasteful interior, and a dainty ice course served. guests were assisted by Mrs.
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Mir Goldie Morrison
Nashville, Tenn
P. C. Morrison
Social event attendees from a Bradford Alabama line up
Guests at the gathering included Mrs. R. O. Rogers and Mise Elizabeth Atkins of Birmingham. Others present were Mrs. Robert Scarlett, Mrs. R. C. Blackstock Jr., Mrs. George M. Barger Jr. with Miss Helen Henline of Bradford, Pa, and several additional ladies including Miss Goldie Morrison the honoree.
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A. M
Maxine Sterne
Goldie Morrison
Birthday party honors Henry Ray Games at Humphreys home
A birthday gathering for Henry Ray, aged three, at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Humphreys on Fourth Street featured donkey tail pinning won by Wade Stinson, supervised by Mrs. Shumaker Mrs. Oliver and Letha Mae Carter. About twenty children attended with refreshments and gifts.
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Henry Humphreys
Fourth Street
Henry Ray
Wade Stinson
Andrew Shumaker
Frank Oliver
Letha Mae Carter
Humphreys
L. E. Humphreys
J. D. Vermillion
Roxie Johnson
Virginia
Edna Carter
Eloise Wilson
Evelyn Mae Duncan
Howard Rose
Buddle
Eloise Ferrell
Maxine Wimner
Jackie Counts
Frank
Doris Harteoe
Tommy
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Miss Virginia Baugh
A surprise birthday gathering for Miss Virginia Baugh featured pink and white decor, festive games, and late refreshments served by Mrs. H. C. Baugh with help from Miss Dorothy Anderson. Attendees included Alleyen McMallen, Dorothy Hoops, Mabel Hoops, Willie Mooney, Thelma Hawkins, Josephine Paynter, Pauline Keelevy, Virginia and Kathleen Baugh, and several listed guests.
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Virginia Baugh
H. C. Baugh
Dorothy Anderson
Alleyen McMallen
Dorothy
Mabel Hoops
Willie Mooney
Thelma Hawkins
Josephine Paynter
Pauline Keelevy
Virginia
Quota Club Luncheon Features Soprano Solo
Mrs Frank Roberta sang Trees at the Bluefield Quota Club luncheon held Wednesday at noon in the Y with piano accompaniment by Mrs J Phillips. Ima Smith chaired, guests included Mrs J A Pelter and Mrs Alice Zimmerman as hostesses, with telegrams sent to the Quota International convention in Worcester Mass and Nettie Vans Steele attending as Bluefield delegate.
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Frank Roberta
BB Aefield Quota Club
J. Phillips
Roberts
Phillips
Ima Smith
J. A. Pelter
Alice Zimmerman
Luncheon Hosts At Jackson Tea Room on Raleigh Street
At the Jackson tea room on Raleigh street Mrs Harry Kammer and Mrs Eugene Stowers hosted a luncheon Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs G L Farr and her mother Mrs A Ferguson and sister Miss Mary Judith of Appomattox Virginia, Mrs R F Beadles of Newport Virginia, and the hostesses Mrs Kammer and Mrs Stowers.
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Jackson Tea Room
Raleigh Street
Harry Kammer
Eugene Stowers
G. L Farr
A. Ferguson
Mary Judith
Appomattox
R. F. Beadles
Newport
Fashionable Nightwear Styles Highlight Actress Wardrobe
The piece compares Gwen Lee in satin robe and boudoir slippers, Bebe Daniels in a chestnut moire pajama set with a silk vest, and Mary Brian in a red brocade Chinese style ensemble. Each outfit is described for its feminine appeal and flattering lines.
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Gwen Lee
Bebe Daniels
Mary Brian
Marriage Announced in Hurley Virginia Bride From Grundy Class
Mrs L D Bailey of Hurley Virginia announces the marriage of their daughter Berchie Ellen to C J Rockhamer of Columbus Ohio. The wedding occurred in Bristol Tennessee and surprised many friends. The bride is a Grundy Presbyterian School graduate class of 1929. The groom works with W M Ritter Lumber in Hurley. They will reside in Hurley.
Pythian Sisters to Convene Meeting Tonight
Maefield Temple No. 83 Pythian Sisters meet at 7 30 this evening at the Pythian engineers hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Maefield Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Engineers’ Hall
Officers Meet of Bland Street Church Youth Group
The Young People's society of Bland Street church held its quarterly executive meeting Tuesday afternoon at the church. President Virginia Bernard presided and Mra J B McMullen read the scripture. Superintendents reported as plans were completed for Friday’s district meeting at Bland Street church. A prayer closed the session led by Mra W C ven.
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Young People's Society of
Bland Street Church
Virginia Bernard
Mra
J. B McMullen
Mra. W. C. Ven
Class Meeting Postponed by Loyal Juniors
Grace Methodist church Loyal Juniors class meeting led by Mrs EB Wilson is postponed until a date to be announced later. The notice provides no new date and asks members to await further communication from the teacher.
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Grace Methodist Church
EB. R. Wilson
Guthrie Council Honored At West Virginian Dinner
Guthrie and fellow council members were honored at an informal dinner at the West Virginian hotel. Pink roses adorned the centerpiece as Mrs. Clagett Miss Gwinn Miss Guthrie Mise Hat tie Carter Miss Geneva Fortner Mise Effie Loudermilk Mise Marg ret Taylor Mrs. Lera Cox Miller and Mrs. R P Gammage attended the event.
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Guthrie
Council
West Virginian Hotel
Clagett
Birthday Party for Hawkes' Son at Augusta Street
The Hawkes residence on Augusta street hosted a merry birthday gathering Wednesday afternoon for seven year old Robert Eldridge Hawkes. Guests included Ethel Houston Betty Hawkins Frances Lowder Louise Long and others as well as Mrs. Hawkes assisted by Mrs. Hawkins Counts and Land. The celebration featured games ice cream cake and candy with a seven candle cake as the centerpiece.
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R. A. Hawkes
Augusta Street
Robert Eldridge Hawkes
Ethel
John Houston
Betty
Alfred Hawkins
Frances
Joe Lowder
Louise Long
Joe Cofer
Eddie Douglas
George Williams
Florence Loulee
Sarah Ellen Phillips
Mary 1Fiz- Mabeth Lowe
Margaret Phelps
Jack Counts
Buzzie Thompson
James Ewell Erwin
Anne
Mary Hope Lilly
John Rolfe Hawkes
Hawkes
A. L. Hawkins
W. A. Counts
W. H. Land
Birth of Baby for Mr and Mrs Nicewander in Detroit
Cards announce the birth of a child to Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Nicewander on June 19. Mrs. Nicewander is formerly Miss Juliette Harry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Harry of Bramwell road. The family resides in Detroit.
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Kelly Nicewander
Nicewander
Juliette Harry
Wirt Harry
Bramwell Road
Nicewandere
Detroit
Eastern Star Officers to be Installed at Bluefield Meeting
Officers will be installed this evening at 8 at a Bluefield chapter No 66 Order of Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic Temple. A large attendance is urged.
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Bluefield Chapter
No. 66
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mrs Gilbert Messages Safe Arrival in Cherbourg
A cablegram from Websterey notifies the safe arrival of Mr. Gilbert at Cherbourg following a pleasant voyage. He will tour several foreign countries during his trip.
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Gilbert
Gram Websterey
Mr. Gilbert
Cherbourg
New Arrival Born to Mr and Mrs Underwood in Roanoke
A baby girl was born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Underwood of Roanoke Virginia. The infant was named Phyllie June. Mrs. Underwood was formerly Eula Reed.
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D. E. Underwood
Roanoke
Phyllie June
Complimentary Dining for Local Figures Discussed
A brief item notes complimentary dining arranged for Mrs. T. H. Clagett, a Virginia Bible council teacher, with mentions of Misses Elizabeth Gwinn and Katherine. The fragment hints at social or organizational hospitality without detailing event date or venue.
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T. H. Clagett
Virginia Asher Bible Council
Elizabeth Gwinn
Katherine
Local Visitors and Arrivals Highlight Bluefield Social Note
Mrs. Calvin Shockey of McComas and Mrs. R P Grogan with children Mary Frances Doris and others toured Bluefield. Travelers include L P Marke from New York and Miss Phyllis Kennedy from Bristol visiting local families, with several residents visiting relatives or returning from trips to Princeton Beckley Columbus and Newport. Page Three note hints at ongoing social roundups and a hospital message.
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Calvin Shockey
McComas
R. P. Grogan
Mary Frances
Doris
L. P. Marke
New York
Roanoke
Edward Wooda
Miami
Fila
Bluefield
R. L. Sutherland
MeComas
Leon
Billy Thomas
Columbus
Floyd
College Avenue
Frances Taylor
Mae Ogle
Richard Kelley
Jarius Collins
Bramwell
M. A. Bird
Athens
C. W. Thornton
Jefferson Street
Minnie Edmunds
Chicago
C Chindblom
Cucago
Alan A. Greenspon
The
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Huntington
C. Bell
Congress
Fannie
Mary
O. FB. Susong
Evelyn
Louise
W. M. Poston
Frances
Princeton
Phyllis Kennedy
Bristol
H. FE. DeJarnette Argyve
W. Early
Katherine Pack
Links Grove
W. Va
Arraga McNeal
Bastian
R. P. Gammage
Allen Bratton
R. W. Honaker
Davy
Virginia Beach Pocahontas Open All Year
Facing new ocean promenade in the heart of beach attractions the Pocahontas opens all year. Features include baths running water and a large vern on two floors with southern ow horseback riding. Mrs A B Williams is owner manager.
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Ocean Promenade
A. B. Williams
Lux in the Dishpan Beauty Secret for Hands
A marketing note claims 97 of 100 brides in 11 cities favor Lux in the dishpan to keep hands smooth and white. Women using Lux with dishwashing report noticeable hand care, supported by 305 beauty shops endorsing the claim that dishwashing with Lux equals professional results. Start today for an inexpensive beauty routine using Lux for all dishes.
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Lux
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