Salvation Army Bible School Ends With Closing Exercises
The Salvation Army Vacation Bible School closes tonight at 7:30 p.m. at 606 Raleigh Street. The program includes pledges to the Bible, character stories by Gladys Brief, readings by William Baker and Paul Motafaches, certificates awarded by Captain Baker, plays and poems, and several songs including Blest Be the Tie.
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Salvation Vacation Bible School
Raleigh Street
Lord's
S. B. Baker
Gladys
Jane Addams
Dora Morris
Martha Berry
Louise Mea
Hepp
Joseph Lee
Duane Greer
Murray
Dorsey Sullivan
George Hartley, Jr
Captain Baker
United States
William Baker
Paul Motafaches
America
Rani
Chris
Miss Mary Pierce Honored With Multiple Social Events
Miss Mary Pierce was the guest of honor at a four course dinner by Roger Harris at Kenaclé Restaurant on Monday evening. Eight couples attended and a theatre party followed at the Colonial with Miss Ruth Dawson hosting. A Tuesday gathering by Miss Anne Suppée included calls at her home and refreshments, with visits to Bluefield Country Club and Moston, Mass. events. Prior plans include additional dinners and swimming parties surrounding the honor.
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Mary Pierce
Mary Catherine Echmond
Roger Harris
Kenaclé
Colonial
Ruth Dawson
Anne Suppee
Bluefiedd Country Club
Moston
Mass
Mrs Jack Cooper Honored at Shower Hosted by Ladies
A home shower for Mrs. Jack Cooper was hosted by Mrs. H Milam and joint hostesses Mrs. Blanche Boswell Mrs. ee Taylor and Mrs. Fred Reedy. The honoree received many beautiful and useful gifts and the event featured a party poem.
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H. Milam
Jack Cooper
Blanche Boswell
Ee Taylor
Fred Reedy
Poe
Class Meet Held At Cline Home
A small gathering took place at the Cline home with Dame games organized by Mrs. Jinkous Mrs. i Mrs. E. W. Mrs. H. T. Totten and Mrs. George Shrader. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Guy Cline and Mrs. Hubert Cline.
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Cline
Jinkous
E. W
H. T.totten
George Shrader
Guy Cline
Hubert Cline
Miss French Heads to West Virginia and Sun Valley
Miss Harriet French leaves today for Morgantown to join the West Virginia University board of Governors meeting then travels to Sun Valley Idaho for the national Kappa Kappa Gamma convention as a member of the constitution and by laws committee. Mrs Ben Bird of Princeton attends as delegate from the Southern West Virginia Alumnae Association. About 500 delegates from the United States and Canada expected July 2 to 9 with Dr Robert L Stearns of Colorado University delivering the opening address and Miss Dorothy Stratton of Purdue University keynote at the first business session. Mrs Richard H Shyrock of Merion Penn presiding.
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Harriet French
Morgantown
Board of Governors
West Virginia University
Sun Valley
Idaho
Kappa Kappa Gamma
National Committee On
Ben Bird
Princeton
West Virginia
Speech Recital Tonight at Vivene Studio on Commerce Street
The Vivene Art and Studio on Commerce Street hosts a speech recital this evening at 7:45 led by director Miss Irene Norris with assistant Miss Helen Cohen. Pupils Miriam Shewey Frances Chandler Florence Lee Galloway Betty Gray Hatcher Carolyn Schorr Martha Jane Phelps Shirley Gottlieb Louise Egbert Rozalia Cruise Mary Alice Adkins Edna Longworth Betty Rae Hatcher perform. includes a one act play Betty and the Fairy and a French marionette by Shirley Gottlieb and Miriam Shewey.
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Commerce Street
Irene Norris
Helen Cohen
Vivian Putnam
Miriam Shewey
Frances Chandler
Florence Lee Galloway
Betty Gray Hatcher
McClung Sunday School Meets at Phelps Home
McClung Sunday School class of the First Presbyterian church held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. R. Y. Woodburn’s residence on Pairfield avenue. Miss Eliza Bell led a devotional titled Giving. Officers and committee reports preceded adjournment followed by contests with prizes and gumdrop telephones as favors.
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Ryland T. Ae
Pairfield Avenue
McClung
First Presbyterian Church
R. Y. Woodburn
Eliza Bell
Fea
Sub-Deb Club Returns From Weekend Camping Trip
The Sub-Deb club returned from a four day camping trip to McCue's cabin. A Sunday country tea welcomed afternoon visitors and a Monday evening dance and midnight supper followed for about thirty invited guests. Miss Mary Ann Biggs of Roanoke joined the group along with chaperones Mrs. Harry Holmes Mrs. Moffett McCue and Mrs. Alonzo McCue.
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McCue
Mary Ann Biggs
Roanoke
Harry Holmes
Moffett McCue
Alonzo McCue
Mary McCue
Sallie Brevick
Marion Waters
Barbara Reynolds
Margaret Ann Murphy
Helen McCue
Nancy Grey Lazenby
Betty Feutchenberger
Frances Walker
Ann Rogers
Betty Repass
Betty Holmes
Betty Kersey
East River Mountain Club Meeting Highlights Federation Talk
East River Mountain Garden club met at Mrs. J Y Hill’s home with Mrs. Boone Knochs presiding. P Woods spoke for the Santee on federation benefits and state and national contacts. Highlights of the Huntington federation meeting were shared and White Thorn school beautification was discussed.
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East River Mountain Garden Club
J. Y. Hill
College Avenue
Boone Knochs
W.anneraare
P. Woods
Santee
Garden plans for school planting and August meeting
Plans for planting at the school were discussed. Members may pick up charts by car at Mrs. G. P. Mahood's home on Lebanon street. Charts to be submitted at the August meeting. The July meeting will be at Rose Gardens, at V. P. I. Blacksburg Va. Garden helps by Mrs. W. L. Sexton Jr. drew much interest.
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G. P. Mahood
Lebanon Street
Rose Gardens
Blacksburg
W. L. Sexton, Jr
Youthful Artists Give Recital At Lowmans
In Lowmans piano rooms Mrs. Wright Thompson of Bluefield and Elaine McMullin daughter of Mr and Mrs William McMullin Maple street were presented in recital by Miss Elma Gillespie. Elaine winner of the state contest last year in Bluefield displayed notable talent alongside George Allen Thompson. Both juveniles charmed the audience with refined technique and interpretation.
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Lowman
Wright Thompson
Bluefield
Elaine McMullin
William McMullin
Maple Street
Tfis City
Elma Gillespie
Elaine
George Allen Thompson
Kahle Family Home Coming Planned Near New Hope
A home coming for the Kahle family is set for Sunday at the late W. T. Kahle residence one mile from New Hope. June 30 invites relatives and friends to attend an all day affair.
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Kahle
W. T. Kahle
New Hope
Evening dances at Bluefield Country Club
The Bluefield Country Club hosts a Saturday evening event from 6:30 to 6:30 with dinner followed by a dance. Leo Steiner and his orchestra provide the music for the entertainment.
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Bluefield Country Club
Leo Steiner
West Virginia artists display draws growing interest
Increasing interest surrounds the second annual West Virginia art exhibit on Commerce Street. Critics praise the works as more numerous and of high merit than last year, with West Virginians proud of the display. Public invitation extends to visit the studio during the remaining days.
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West Virginia
Art Sudha
Commerce Street
West
Church group meetings scheduled this afternoon
The Intermediate G A of the First Baptist church meets at 2 o clock in the church annex with all members urged to attend. The W M A of the First Christian church gathers at 2 30 this afternoon at the church and hopes all officers and circle leaders will be present.
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G. A
First Baptist Church
W.M. A
The
First Christian Church
Atkins Trio Heads Toward Planned Trip With Guest
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Atkins travel today accompanied by Mrs. Rosa Atkins Mrs. Herbert and Frank Farmer for a forthcoming trip. The group plans to visit several destinations and engage in sightseeing along the route.
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W. A. Atkins
Rosa Atkins
Herbert
Frank Farmer
Visitors and Family News Across Towns
Mrs. J C Lovelace cared for her seriously ill mother in Pulaski Va. Dey Woods and Mrs Prank Main of Washington joined relatives on motor trips through Kansas and Oklahoma visiting Will Rogers memorial and the Williams ranch.
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Broaddus
Hinton
Ith Sa
Ferne
Virginia
B. M. Dixon
Albemarle Street
Yvonne Rineheart
Maan
Mary Catherine Richmond
Lincolnton
N. C
Mony
D. R. Boone
Kansas
Will Rogers
Williams Ranch
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Robert Roundsley
J. C. Lovelace
Pulaski
Dewey Woods
Prank Main
Washington
Vacationers Head to Norfolk Beach From Local Shores
Residents listed as staying at Gill's Terrace Ocean View Virginia John Gott Augusta Street and Eddie Steele Whitethorn Street along with others left Wednesday for a seaside retreat near Norfolk for a few days with family and friends.
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Gill's Terrace
Ocean View
Eddie Steele
Whitethorn Street
John Gott
Augusta Street
Norfolk
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Mrs
Taylor's Drug ST
Princeton Ave
Miss French
Convention of Fraternity
Vivene Studio
Phelps
East River Mountain Club
Rane
Saurcay
Mae
VOGUE
Federal ST
Fretwell’s
Bland ST
Batiste
Dimities
Charlies
Cambroy
Pat
Fretwell
Daheka Ays
DU Pont House
du Pont
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