Young People Meet at Bland Street Church
Beginning Friday morning at 1 o clock a full day district gathering for Bluefield Methodist youths will be held at Bland Street church. Mrs. H. B. Reynolds leads as district secretary with an planned inspirational program and opportunities for topic discussions after each session. The district includes Davy Kimball Welch North Fork Gary Bramwell and Bluefield and nearby points. Morning session features opening hymn devotional and reports on membership finances social service missions and Bible study with programs on worship and mission study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Methodist Church
Bland Street Church
H. B. Reynolds
Keystone
Davy, Kimball, Welch
Northfork
Gary
Pointe
Kimball
J. K. Kyle
Mission and Bible Study
Girace
New Booka
Northfork Council Certificates and Missionary Society Highlights
A fragment listing council certificates and social activities from Northfork. It includes items on giving and mission work, addresses by Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Bernard, luncheon and devotional sessions, Kasay contest, and notes on church and youth programs.
Women’s Missionary Society Attends Conference at Bland Street
Mrs. P. L. Cobb of Big Stone Gap arrives to take part in the Bluefield district Young People’s Missionary conference at Bland Street Methodist church. She stays with Mrs. Ernest Henson and joins Friday program activities amid Junior Chautauqua sessions and daily vacation Bible schools. mayor and council election slated for this afternoon. upcoming “Fair land Frolic” entertainment by the youth next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Cobb
Big Stone Gap
Woman's Missionary Society
Holaton
M. E. Church
South
Young People’s Missionary Conference
Bluefield
Bland Street Methodist Church
Satuday
Week End House Party At New Wolfe Creek Camp
Miss Elizabeth Warlick will entertain friends at a weekend party at a camp near Wolfe Creek, established by her parents Mr and Mrs W C Warlick. Guests include Elizabeth Given Elizabeth McCue Marion Callahan Agnes Vawter Beth Ward Elizabeth Warlick Tom Page Houston Jackson Harold Vawter Bob Clifton James Fulford and Gus Maynard. They will travel Saturday and stay until Monday with Mr and Mrs Warlick as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Warlick
W. C. Warlick
Elizabeth Given
Elizabeth McCue
Marion Callahan
Agnes Vawter
Beth Ward
Tom Wpage
Houston Jackson
Harold Vawter
Bob Clifton
James Fulford
Gus Maynard
Engagement Of Miss Szovany And Mr McGautain
Friends report the engagement of Miss Ertha Szovany of New York and Mr Paul K McGautain with a planned marriage on August 17. The bride to be is a sister of John Stupalsky of Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missertha Szovany
New York
Paul K. McGautain
John Stupalsky
Bluefield
Brown-Webber Prayer Circle Meeting Notice
The Brown-Webber Prayer Circle will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Ellis on Hanover Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Webber
W. J. Ellis
Hanover Street
Diploma Earned By Mrs Meador In Costume Art
Mrs Bessie Neely Meador of Third street Columbus Ohio has completed a course in the School of Costume Art and received her diploma in testimony of the achievement. Mrs J D Webber and children have returned to Salem after a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Webber Boonestreet. H B Bouldin of Freeman contractor for Pocahontas Fuel company was hurt in the Switchback mine and is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium his condition is reported satisfactory. Mrs Bouldin is stopping at the home of Dr and Mrs J B Eades Virginia Court. Billy Smith little son of Mr and (text truncated)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Neely Meador
Third Street
Haa
Columbus
J. D. Webber
Salem
W. B. Webber
Boonestreet
H. B. Bouldin
Freeman
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Switchback
Bluefield Sanitarium
Local residents undertake visits and travel across cities
Mrs W E B Smith undergoes ton sil operation at St Luke s hospital and recovers well. J L Penn of Martinsville Va in hospital there for injuries from a ladder fall. Mrs Nathan Matz visits Morgantown and Wheeling. Mrs M L Ferguson and Miss Lucy Chapman plan a Virginia Beach stay. Mr and Mrs HH Cheatham and Gary head to Huntington to visit Mrs Cheatham s mother Mrs J I McComas. Ruth Perkins served as accompanist for Mrs G M Cruise violinist in Fidelis event. name omission corrected. Families travel between Grose, Welch, Bluefield, Tazewell, and Tampa while others visit New York and Portsmouth for shopping and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
J. L. Penn
Martinsville
Bluefield
Nathan Matz
Morgantown
Wheeling
M. L. Ferguson
Lucy Chapman
Virginia Beach
HH. Cheatham
Gary
Huntington
George McCall
Tazewell
G. A. Smith
William P. Gottlieb
Vogue Shop
New York
Harry Gross
College Avenue
Portsmouth
Mr. Grose
Gary Cheatham
C. W. Harrell
Faraday
Etta Banks
Kimball
Newark
N. J
Matt
Nell
Frances French
Tampa
Fla
Long Staple Cotton Price Boost Affects Greer Variety
Wichita Falls Texas June 27 J L Greer developer of the first long staple cotton in the United States receives a premium as new cotton classification standards set August 1 require staple length. Greer bred a variety from a plant found near Nacogdoches Texas and believes his Greer variety could rival Egyptian cotton in tire manufacture. He has expanded breeding farms in South Texas and Louisiana to meet demand.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
J. L. Greer
Greer
Sub
Mexico
Nacogdoches
Greet
Texas
Louisiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bland Street
Bramwell and
Mies
Minnie Lee Eidson
the Dressmaker
Granda Theatre
Janet Brown
Welch
Trinity
Sucbaum Missionary Society
Trinty
Potters Bland Street
Hiroshima
M. Bernard
Bramwell
Council
Young People’s Work
Cobb
Kasay
the Missionary Society
Thorpe Consecration Eerce
Junior
Jack Farr
Brown-Webber Prayer Circle
Thorntor-Laird Co
Bradley and Pelton
Walter Sports
Charles French
Oak Grove
J. I. Kwass
Myra Gross
Lewisburg
Julian M. Cohen
Shirley Florence
Memphis
Masonic Temple
Blue Va
Royal Typewriters
Thornton-Laird Co
Bluefield, W. VA
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