Vogue Announces Vacation Closing for Summer Stock Sale
Vogue Shop will close during the vacation period to allow staff rest. A sale is underway to dispose of summer stock as manager William P. Gottlieb aims to clear inventory earlier this year. The shop plans renovations and a fall reopening with new merchandise after sixteen years of operation.
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Innes
Vogue
William P. Gottlieb
E. 4
Gottlieb
Emes Mer
Mercer County
The
Bluefield Delegation Attends Emory Church School
The Holston conference pastors and Christian workers school meets at Emory Virginia for two weeks starting Monday. Ministers from Tennessee West Virginia and the Bluefield district join courses offered by the conference board of Christian education. Attendees include Rev C E Lundy Rev W P Eastwood Rev S Logan Rev J J Poster Rev R V McGuire and Rev N W Looney among others with speakers Dr W T Watkins and Dr Lee.
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Holston
Christian Workers’ School
Emory
Conference Board of Christian Education
Tennessee
West Virginia
Bluefield
C. E Lundy
W. P. Eastwood
Lundy
Montcalm
S. Logan
Maybeury
J. J. Poster
Oev
R. V. McGuire
Oak
N. W. Looney
Lerena
J. E. Davis
W. T. Watkins
Emory University
Atlanta
Inrer Lee
Theological School
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Local Notes From Pageton and Nearby Towns
Pageton and Eckman residents share visits and trips with relatives in Independence Virginia Lewisburg North Carolina and Tazewell Virginia. Families like Freeman Hall Davis and Smith mingle across Welch Bluefield Norton Roanoke and Richmond with doctors Stevens clinic and a diphtheria case noted.
Woman's Missionary society holds executive meeting
Keystone West Virginia June 26 The executive meeting at the president Mrs Howard Vaughan home reviewed second quarter reports and planned the month’s work. A social hour followed with refreshments for Mesdames Painter McDowall Trubie Farmer R M Goode Beane Vaughan. Sunday services listed with F L Ray superintendent and B Y P U at 6 30 p m.
Birth of baby son to Mr and Mrs Alfred Puckett
Mr and Mrs Alfred Puckett announce the birth of a baby boy at their Budnick Shor apartment home Friday morning. The infant weighs 10 1 2 pounds.
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Alfred Puckett
Budnick Shor Apartments
Pupils of Eddy and Russmisselle Give High School Recital
Pupils of Mrs. C. M. Eddy and Mrs. J. S. Russmisselle presented their older students in a musical recital in the high school on Tuesday night.
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C. M. Eddy
J. S. Russmisselle
Church Notices and Services Schedule
Methodist church led by Rev G T Jorden holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m with E W Dye as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m and a young people meeting at 6 30 p m. Lyn e service Thursday night at 7 45. Baptist church led by Rev R L begins notice truncated.
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Methodist Church
G. T. Jorden
E. W. Dye
Baptist Church
R. L
Keystone and Powhatan Ladies Host Peggy Tierney Shower
Mrs. I R Hicks of Keystone and Mrs. George Richardson of Powhatan hosted a bridge party Saturday in honor of Miss Peggy Tierney bride elect. High score was won by Mrs. M M Hancock with second by Mrs. Claire Parnell. An ice course followed for guests including Mesdames Hancock Parnell Tierney Wilcox Bennett Headley Williamson Shaffer Kuhn Faust Hale and Misses Lawton Pais Tierney Bunny.
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I. R. Hicks
Keystone
George Richardson
Powhatan
Peggy Tierney
M M. Hancock
Claire Parnell
Mesdames
M. M. Hancock
John L. Tierney
G. W. Wilcox
John S. Bennett
George Headley
W. G. Williamson
F. M. Shaffer
J. Duane Kuhn
Harry Faust
E. E. Hale
Misses Bess Lawton
Lillian Pais
Peggy
Bunny Tierney
Mozart Music Club Honors Retiring President
Mrs. W. A. Creager hosted the Mozart Music club gathering Monday night. A short business session led by president Mrs. C. M. Eddy preceded a gift presented to retiring president Mrs. Eddy in appreciation of her services.
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W. A. Creager
Mozart Music Club
C. M. Eddy
Young Peoples delegates return from Camp Sequoria Bristol
Misses Lois Rae Goode Margaret Deskins June Beane and Jackie Callaway delegates from the M. E. church Young People department returned home Saturday. The camp is saved by the Christian of education. The girls report many things of interest learned at the camp.
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Lois Rae Goode
Margaret Deskins
June Beane
Jackie Callaway
Young People’s Department
The
M. E. Church
Camp Sequoria
Bristol
Christian of Education
Woodrow Borrer Advances in Marine Test at Welch
Woodrow Borrer of this city was among five of twenty three who passed the United States Marines test held at Welch last week. He will go to training as part of the Marine Corps selection.
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Woodrow Borrer
United States Marines
Welch
Local Social Roundup of Travel and Visits Across States
Residents and guests from Baltimore to Roanoke, Columbus, Detroit, Durham and Damascus are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Names include Mrs J E Painter, Mr Mrs Trubie Farmer, Wallace Tucker, R M Goode, W M Conlon and daughter Mary Jane, Arthur Preece, Clarice Higgins, Catherine Branscome, E L Cruise, H P Evans, H H Callaway, L K Pike, C O Repass.
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J. E. Painter
New York City
Trubie Farmer
Columbus
Ohio
Wallace Tucker
Detroit
R. M. Goode
Roanoke
W. M. Conlon
Mary Jane
Arthur Preece
Lewisburg
Clarice Higgins
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Whce
Lucy
Catherine Branscome
E. L. Cruise
H. P. Evans
Welch
H. H. Callaway
Callaway
Yukon
Wolfe returns from 3200 mile trip to West Virginia birthplace
Titonka editor Lee O Wolfe of Titonka News returned from a 3200 mile journey to his West Virginia birthplace. He noted it was his first vacation in 50 years, the only break since serving as a volunteer in Puerto Rico during the Spanish American War.
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Titonka
Lee O. Wolfe
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
Blind graduate to practice law in Morgantown
Oliver Hatfield, a Blind WVU Law School graduate from English, McDowell County, plans to practice law. He describes blindness as an inconvenience and relied on a classmate for briefing cases. He is also a musician, directed a local symphony, wrote news stories, and once stacked candy. He counts D Earle Fisher and M C Cerone as close blind friends who support him.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Oliver Hatfield
West Virginia University Law School
English
McDowell County
Natfield
Law
D. Earle Fisher
M. C. C. Cerone
Romney
Forest Clark Jr. Accepts GM Engineer Post in New Jersey
Forest Clark Jr son of Mr and Mrs F P Clark of Jefferson Street has accepted a job as an engineer with General Motors at Linden New Jersey. Clark Beaver High School graduate earned a BS from Virginia Tech Blacksburg and is active in campus life and holds Tau Beta Pi and Phi Kappa Phi memberships. He visited home before starting duties in New Jersey.
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Donald Powell
Keystone
Terry Chevrolet Company
Grundy
Chevrolet Motors
General Motors Corporation
Powell
Carroll Motor Sales
Terry
Som
Charleston
Forest Clark
F. P. Clark
Jefferson Street
Oral Motors Corporation
Linden
Clark
Beaver
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Jersey
Bluefield
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Kappa Phi
Clifton Reynolds Named Camp Councillor at Greenbrier
Bluefield youth Clifton Reynolds will serve as councillor at Camp Greenbrier for two months starting Monday. Son of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Reynolds he is an Eagle scout and an expert swimmer with leadership training as a junior assistant scoutmaster. He will be joined by several Bluefield boys including his brother Thurman Reynolds.
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Clifton Ragnete
Bluefield
Onious
Alderson
Xoune Reynolda Ue
Droung
C. J. Reynolds
Greenbrier
Thurman Reynolds
Berwind Community Notes June Visits and Travels
Berwind residents report a pattern of short trips and visits. Dr and Mrs Lewis McCarty traveled to White Sulphur Springs for several days while Miss Betty ee visited Bristol. Rev J M W conducts a vacation school at Cucumber. Mr and Mrs Page attended a White Sulphur Springs convention. Mrs Pred Watrons and ce visited War parents in Berwind Wednesday. Mrs Mary Kathryn Johnson returned from Morgan town after attending West Virginia University term. Mrs Charles Nahodil and Mrs Ellis Brumfield, Cord students, spent the weekend with relatives.
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Hiram
Johnson
Walter Foster
Braddock
Ellis Brumfield
Concord
J. W. Howard
N. R. and
P. C. Co
Howard
Billy
Kentucky
Ric
Cc. S. Glass
Minder
I. E. Rorrer
Rosalie
Mr. Rorrer
Hillsville
McAlis
Illness Ends Trip in McAlister for Elizabeth Johnson
Miss Elizabeth, ill with influenza, had recovered enough to travel to Jackson Tennessee where she fell ill again and died. Mr. Johnson will be joined by his family here and they will arrive in McAlister Sunday afternoon.
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Ter, Okla
Elizabeth
Jackson, Tenn
Johnson
McAlister
Birthday Pieoon to Honor Police Inspector in Portland
A giant piecont o 12 000 cherries was baked in Portland Oregon for a police inspector birthday. Elizabeth graduated from Big Creek high school this spring and burial will be held in McAlister.
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McAlister
Elizabeth
Big Creek High School
Bortland
Ore
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