Clover Club Summer Dance Promises Noteworthy Event
Plans for the thirty fifth Bluefield Clover club summer dance at Bluefield Country club on Friday July 2 from 10 to 2. Reg gie Child's orchestra will provide music. President W L Nash Jr and Miss Sarah Katherine Thompson lead the event with officers and board members handling invitations, music, and arrangements. About 300 guests expected, including many from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Nash, Jr
Sarah Katherine Thompson
Bluefield
Shirley M. Brown
James Angel
E. Scott Hale
Back From Michigan And Windsor Ont
Mrs. Vince Lambert and daughter Charlotte Ann with Cc L Carter of Cherry street and J R Hager of Bramwell road return from a visit to Michigan and Windsor Ontario. They met Mrs B J Mackersie at Centerline Michigan and also visited Detroit Royal Oak and Hazel Park Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Lambert
Charlotte Ann
Cc. L. Carter
Cherry Street
J. R. Hager
Bramwell Road
Points
Michigan
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
Centerline
Mich
J. Mackersie
Lambert
Detroit
Royal Oak
Hazel Park
Friendship Class Enjoys Trip and Picnic to Bristol
Members of the Friendship class of Graham Christian church traveled to Bristol Virginia last Sunday to attend a 11 o'clock service at Bristol Christian church led by Rev. George West. Afterward the group picnicked at Crystal Pool apple grove under an apple tree before returning for a fine supper back at the church grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Christian Church
Bristol
Bristol Christian Church
George West
Graham Christian
Church Grove
E. M. Cecil
Jackie
W. C. Witten
O. B. Yost
Bobby
Prank Wallace
Betty
Z. M. Dove
Billie
Cantata Conversion at Bland Street Methodist Church
Final 2:30 pm rehearsal for chorus soloists and orchestra as Bland Street Methodist presents The Conversion by Harry Alexander Matthews. James Elmer Brown directs a three part cantata with sections The Persecution The Heavenly Light The Power of the Convert and finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist Church
Tarsus
Harry Alexander Matthews
James Elmer Brown
DeLott Studio Pupils to Recite in Kiddie Revue 1937
Miss Blanche DeLott presents pupils at the Royal theatre Tuesday evening at 8 45. The Princeton studio stages a Kiddie Revue of 1937 with ages 3 to 12 in charming costumes. Mrs J N Smith is musical director and Frances DeLott is business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche DeLott
Princteon
Royal Theatre
J. N. Smith
Frances DeLott
Clara Beam
Jean Ballard
Thelma, Linthicum
Norma Alexander
Betty
Play Room Melodies and Coral Studio Recital Cast
A list of performers and dances including Peggy Ayers Patty Glenn Ellen Pois Margare t Ann Bauquess and Ramona Farmer in a room melodies recital with pieces like Rain on the River Mermaids Butterfly Dance and Nursery Rhythms plus an entire cast finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Peggy Ayers
Patty Glenn
Ellen Pois
Margaret Ann Bauquess
Patty Lou Lilly
Ramona Farmer
Pauline Bird
Sally Tomchin
Blanche de Lott
Rose
Faye Ann Wood
Norma Alexander
Joyce Goodwin
Shirley Ann Donaghue
Clara Beam
Buck
Jean Ballard
Ty Andalucia
Blanche DeLott
Bety Ayers
Jean
Visitors Expected To Return Today From Florence Trip
Mrs. W. R. Shets of Princeton is due home today from Florence Washington? and Cherry Grove Beach. She travels with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith of Grenville and Miss Betty Kyle of Charleston. Also accompanying is Mrs. Mary Parrish of Florence and Miss Virginia Kyle from Agnes Scott College in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shets
Princeton
Florence
D. C
Cherry Grove Beach
R. E. Smith
Grenville, Va
Betty Kyle
Charleston
Sheet
Mary Parrish
Virginia Kyle
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Workers' Council Enjoys Afternoon at Steele Camp
Union Mission auxiliary met Thursday afternoon at the mission chapel on Roanoke Street. Mrs. C N Kelly of Bluefield Va led a devotional on The Nature of Prayer. Mrs. Harry Ross sang a solo with Mrs. Paul Cole at the piano. Mrs. D B Gray was absent but replaced by Mrs. Bob Wilson for the business session. Daily Vacation Bible School attendance ran 80 to 90, Lacreee church leading with nine present. Meeting adjourned with prayer by John Bene.
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Union Mission Auxiliary
Mission Chapel
Roanoke Street
Immanuel Lutheran Church
L. D. Prancis
C. N. Kelly
Bluefield
Kelly
Harry Ross
Paul Cole
D. B. Gray
Bob Wilson
John Bene
Mission
Lacreee
Mercer Club Hill Climb Trip Becomes Black Diamond Riders
Motorcyclists from the Mercer Motorcycle club planned a hill climbing trip to Boissevain today ending with a Shannon le picnic. At Friday’s meeting the group renamed itself Black Diamond Riders and ordered scarlet sweaters for members.
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Mercer Motorcycle Club
Boissevain
Shannonle
Black Diamond Riders
Miss Hortense League Bride Of Presbyterian Minister
Miss Hortense League marries Rev. J. M. McNair in Roanoke Virginia with brief ceremony. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F League of Princeton, wore luggage brown and white. she taught in Matoaka junior high and held campus roles at Indiana University. Groom, pastor of Spruce Pine North Carolina, is a Columbia Theological Seminary graduate. After a wedding trip they will reside in Spruce Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
J. M. McNair
Spruce Pine
N. C
Roanoke
W. F. League
North Walker Street
Hortense
Presbyterian Church
Spruce
Pine
McNair
C. W. McNair
Troy
Ala
Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. Edmunds
Jay League
Lewisburg
W. Va
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Pan-Helleniic Council
Pi Gamma Mu
Indiana University
Matoaka
Southwestern University
Memphis
Tenn
Ministerial Club
South Christian Union
Volun
and i McNair
Columbia Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Giles County
N.C
Mixed foursome ends in a tied 71 at Bluefield Country Club
Thirty six golfers competed in the mixed foursome at Bluefield Country Club yesterday. Tie for first place with a net 71 between J. B. Heilman and Mrs. W. C. Slusher, H. I. Shott Jr., and Mrs. O. F. Brooks. Lon Rish and Mrs. T. E. Vass earned 72, while H. C. Lewis and Mrs. J. M. Herndon posted 74. D. M. Easley and Mrs. S. N. Huffard had low gross 87. A three way tie for fifth net 76 involved S. G. Rogers with Mrs. H. X. Morton, O. M. Deverle with Mrs. R. O. Rogers, and J. H. Hardy with Mrs. H. A. Porter. Prizes were golf balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
J. B. Heilman
W. C. Slusher
H. I. Shott, Jr
O. F. Brooks
Lon Rish
T. E. Vass
H. C. Lewis
J. M. Herndon
D. M. Easley
S. N. Huffard
S. G. Rogers
H. X. Morton
O. M. Deverle
R. O. Rogers
J. H. Hardy
H. A. Porter
DVBS Commencement at Bland Street Methodist Church
Daily Vacation Bible School exercises at Bland Street Methodist Church began this morning during church school hour from 10 to 10 45. Enrollment reached 90 with about 76 in attendance. Teachers included Mrs. O C Davis and Mrs Roy S Thompson plus several assistants across beginners and primary departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist Church
Schol
O. C. Davis
Roy
Young Folk Echo Program At First Presbyterian
At First Presbyterian church this evening at 7 45 the Young People's Echo program from the recent West Virginia conference will be presented. Gibson Morrisey will perform two piano numbers and the program includes prayers hymns and a conference choir piece. James Young will preside and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Senate of West Virginia Presbyterian U.S
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. Va
Gibson Morrisey
Juillard Foundation
New York City
Echo
Godard
Morrisey
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charleston
James Young
Job
Lucy Pisher
Tom Lawson
Grace McDe
Gibson Mor E
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Nunnally
Betty Browning
Elizabethton
Tennessee
Miss Browning
Anne Beverly Wood
Helen Agatha Mcellivaigh
Edgewood Place
van Buren
Arkansas
Conley Early
Kingsport
E. W. Early
Center Street
Nelle Whitaker
St. Petersburg
Florida
Loraine Adkins
Clintwood
Virginia
Tish” Harman
Tazewell
C. Henry Harman
Jean Cecil
Clover Club
Ont
Bland Street
DeLott Studio
Workers’ Council
Steele
Hortense League
First Presbyterian Young Folk Plan
Beth Thomas
Mary Jane Crenshaw
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