Birthday Party for Miss Leah Dunn At Tazewell Street
A seventh birthday celebration for Miss Leah Hale Dunn was hosted by her mother on Tazewell street with pink and white decor. Attendees included J. Francke Fox, James McCue, Frank McCue, Charles Osborne, and many others, with refreshments and a formal dining room display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Hale Dunn
L. A’ Dunn
Tazewell Street
Dunn
Floyd Wilworth
Alice Evans
J. Francke Fox
James McCue
Frank McCue
Charles Osborne
Buddy Kell
Edward Paoliello
Ed Lee Dunn
Frank Dunn
Loves Dunn
Dick Bailey
Hampton St. Clair
Julia
Mary Hobson
June Evans
Francesa Paoliello
Anne
Katherine O'Keeffe
Emily
Nelly Kell
Dorothy Poff
Virginia Cuthberson
Grace McDowell
Katherine Johnson
Effrons Host Dinner Dance for Daughter’s Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. A. Effron entertained at Robin's Rest for their daughter Miss da and fiancé Ralph Weinberg. Guests were seated for thirty four with corsages and boutonnieres as favors. Watkins orchestra provided music between a five course dinner, and guests included Mr. and Mrs. 8. Rosenzweig of Cincinnati and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Effron
Robin's Rest
Miss da
Ralph Weinberg
Watkins Orchestra
Mrs McCue and Family Attend Reception
Mrs Holcomb McCue Mrs Jas D McCue and Miss Margaret McCue were key hosts at yesterday's reception ensuring every guest's pleasure with gracious attentive service. The trio's involvement made the event feel unified and special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCue
Holcomb McCue
Jas. D. McCue
Margaret McCue
Pottsville Guests Dine With Local Family
Mr and Mrs Edwin C Luther and their two sons of Pottsville Pa are lunch guests of Mrs L E Gierney on Liberty street. They spent the week at Vivian and with Mr and Mrs W Garnett Williamson at Vivian, driving to Pottsville afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Luther
Pottsville
L. E. Gierney
Liberty Street
Luther
Vivian
W. Garnett Williamson
Our City
Presbyterian church auxiliary meeting in Tazewell Street church
The executive board of the woman's auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the ladies parlor of the Tazewell Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Presbyterian Church
Tazewell Street
Luncheon Guests and Local People Notices
Miss Lucile Henry of Knoxville is visiting Mrs. M C Williamson on College avenue. Mrs. Henson travels to Lake June Laska for a social welfare conference. Mrs. P S Buchanan returned from Roanoke after a month with friends. A daughter Lillian Frances was born to Mr and Mrs R C Sumeer near Ceres on the Bluefield Princeton road. Mr and Mrs W Sidney Loreman are mentioned in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Holland
Our City
J. W. Overstreet
Rogers Street
Mary North
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Carolyn Laslie
Mildred Peery
Ramsey Street
Thos. H. Cooper, Jr
Coopers
Lucile Henry
Knoxville
M. C. Williamson
College Avenue
Henson
Lake June Laska
P. S. Buchanan
Roanoke
R. C. Sumeer
Ceres
Bluefield-Princeton Road
Lillian Frances
W. Sidney Loreman
Fourth of July Table Decorations and Menu Tips
Bertha E. Shapleigh from Columbia University offers guidance for celebrating Independence Day with festive table decorations and simple, seasonable dishes. She suggests red white and blue ribbons and flags on desserts, floral accents with red roses and blue blooms, and a menu featuring strawberries, boiled salmon, roast lamb, green peas, new potatoes, ice cream and small cakes with pink strawberry frosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha E. Shapleigh
Columbia University
Shapleigh
Household Suggestions for Everyday Use from a Past Era
Practical tips on eye care with hot and cold baths, keeping kitchens bug free, stuffed prunes dessert, chilling plates before serving cold dishes, polishing mirrors with salt, milk as a staple, preserving wallpaper scraps, monthly cabinet cleaning, drying crocheted items flat, drying pongee blouses before ironing, and varnishing straw suitcases for durability and waterproofing.
Jazz critic Geoffrey O Hara weighs in on music
Composer and tenor Geoffrey O Hara denounces jazz as the absence of better music while preparing for a Chautauqua concert. He demonstrates by performing arrangements from waltz to funeral hymn to show tune choice matters more than genre, noting his songs are widely recorded and published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey O'Hara
Mr. O'Hara
Victor Company
Publshers
Caruso
Nonsensical Wax Notes Describe Releasable Candles
The text discusses candles that burn longer with wax that does not trickle down the stick but smooths out after release and are washable. It lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
Tinsel Trim Enhances Fall Hat Styles
Tinsel effects appear on millinery for fall with loops of gold or silver ribbon used as trims on velour and fabric hats.
Uncrushable Ribbons Highlight Lingerie Innovation
Uncrushable ribbons are used on the newest lingerie and they represent a significant improvement over the old type. The article notes their resilience and ease of care, offering a glimpse into evolving undergarment technology.
Dustless Duster From Sunlit Cheesecloth and Kerosene
A simple DIY tip suggests saturating cheesecloth with kerosene and hanging it to dry in sunlight. The method yields a dustless duster suitable for cleaning tasks.
Side opposite label learn spill safe bottle pouring
A tip on pouring medicine from the bottle away from the label to avoid spilling over the directions. If the liquid spills, the label remains clean and readable, helping ensure correct dosing and usage.
Telephone operator dies after epileptic attack in Pittsburg
Thelma Holshaw twenty a telephone operator died from an epileptic attack as she entered her home in Pittsburg on June 28. The body will be sent to Wheeling for burial. The item also notes popular sashes, especially chiffon or tissue cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Thelma Holshaw
Ing. W. Va
Wheeling
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Rome
Jas. O'Keeffe
J. Weinberg
Elizabeth
Johnson City
Joe Effron
Leon
Welch
Beatriceffron
Messrs
Charles Miller
Nathan Effron
Sonny Schlossberg
Hyman Effron
Jerome
Morris Weinberg
Ben Fink
Robert Effron
Bridge Party
Harry Holmes
Mamie Sanders
Oakhourst Avenue
Edatcher
Elizabeth Adney
Mesdames
E. L. Bailey
James E. Mann
Robert Evans
R. B. Parrish
J. EF. Hatcher
W. A. Pankey
C. 0. Stahlman
R. C. Blackstock
Julius Hall
H. T. Riddick
F. J. Brown
J. F. Fox
O. M. Deverle
Harry Elliott
E. P. Stringfellow
Ruth Bodell
Edith Strong
Mona Reese
Virginia Bracey
Lyde Baldwin
Lucile Leonard
Rives Hooper
Mesdames Geo. M. Barger, Jr
Douglas Leckie
John Witt
Cornelius
Nelms Rangeley
F. F. Fox
William Lee
R. T. Peters
J. M. Sanders
Ray Evans
Harold Black
Ruth Postlethwaite
Arch Sterne
George Stupolsky
J. D. Honaker
Washington Street
Sterne
0. M. Chapman
Alice
Tip Top Mineral Springs
J. B. Akers
Floyd Street
Arcady
Mercer
Feed & Supply CO
Princeton, W. VA
M. G. Whitlow Hardware CO
Bluefield, W. VA
Waltham
Hamilton
Howard
Illinois
Joyce Jewelry Co
Raleigh Street
Bland
Federal
Sonacer
Big Ben Alarm Clocks
Dover Electric Irons At
Startrite
Honaker’s Inc
R. W. Honaker
Bluefield Ave
F. C. Goodall
E. B. Bogga
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