Quota Luncheon Highlights International Convention
The Bluefield Quota club holds its weekly luncheon at noon in the West Virginian hotel bridge room. Misa Beulah Price reports on the International Quota convention held June 14 to 16 in Memphis Tennessee, praising President Misa Catherine Olney of Worcester Massachusetts and noting club affiliations, new charters, and expansion. Martha Smith reviews delegate social events and souvenirs from the Memphis Quota gathering. Mrs Alice Zimmerman serves as local meeting president. July 4 holiday schedules prompt a board meeting July 7 at the Y. Mary Fretwell attended with Susan Rucker Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Quota Club
West Virginian Hotel
Misa Beulah Price
Quota, International
Memphis
Tenn
Misa Catherine Olney
Worcester
Maes
Martha Smith
Memphia Quotariane
Miss Smith
Alice Zimmerman
Aoonday
Tuesaday
Mra
Mary Fretwell
Little Susan Rucker Burnett
Country Club Dance Hosted by Mr and Mrs Francis W Archer
Mr and Mrs Francis W Archer will preside as hosts for a dance at Bluefield Country Club on Saturday evening July 2. Dancing runs from 10 to 12 with music by Eddie Galloway and his Rhythm Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Archer
Bluefield Country Club
Eddie Galloway
Unique Violin Concert by First National Institute Pupils
This evening at 8 at the Rameey auditorium a free concert features 100 pupil violinists directed by Vincent Paciliello with James Elmer Brown’s students on accompaniment. Notable students include Agnes Hetherington Virginia Crotshin Mary Louise Fowler Katheryn Shupe and many others amid solo numbers by advanced pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rameey
National Institute of Violin
Vincent Paciliello
Paoliello
James Elmer Brown
Institute
Agnes Hetherington
Virginia Crotshin
Mary Louise Fowler
Katheryn Shupe
Eloise Dilcher
Darwin Boyd
Emory Burnett
Joe Bowman
Billy Allen
Basil Carter
Elizabeth Boatian
Jane Lea Hickam
Jack Ralston
Virginia Totten
Janice Akers
Roy Lucas
Earl Cathere
Marjorie Dickerson
James Tabor
Katherine Metcalfe
Thelma Dye
Dorothy Davis
Bob Bowling
Mary Ellen Hoge
George W. Moore
Thurman Reynolds
Virginia Jackson
Bettie Ann Repass
Frank O’brien Jr
Margaret Stuart
Betty Keesee
David Gilpin
Harry Kitts
Leslie Smith
Jack Mahood
May Smith
Misses Eleanor Peters
Christine Steele
Elizabeth Thomas
Local society names listed in community notice
A long roster of individuals including Bernard Lee Craft Edna Long worth Ralph Bailey Elizabeth Loomis Elizabeth De Vault Lucy Presley Ada Hill Samuel Ashworth Katherine Dunn Fred Henderson Billy Trail Billy Stowere Marie Sumter Carl Dawson Bernard Collins Ruth DeBusk Owen Hensley Billy Farris Ercell Stowers Maurice Lusk Ray Caldwell Phyllis Linkoue Joe Elswick Roy Thompson Jr Scott Housman Hugh Gilpin Harry Cheatham Philip Clare Jr Earle Simpson Jack Gillespie Charles Quillin Kitty Trayer Betty Jane Peck Sonny Marcue Bobby McCue Eleanor Smith Jack Hatcher Billy Smith Eva Ann Lilly Pat McKenry John Sharpe Evelyn Imhoff Margie Smith Jack Thompson Jack Compton Lenwood Bingham Cabell Payne Jr Elmer Tabor Arvid Hammer Glenn Akers Jim Shott Jr Mary Edmonson Frances Witt John Meadowe Ethel Baldwin Roger Martin Robert Galbraith Virginia Baker James OKeeffe listed in local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Lee Craft
Edna Longworth
Ralph Bailey
Elizabeth Loomis
Elizabeth de Vault
Lucy Presley
Ada Hill
Samuel Ashworth
Katherine Dunn
Fred Henderson
Billy Trail
Billy Stowere
Marie Sumter
Carl Dawson
Bernard Collins
Ruth DeBusk
Owen Hensley
Billy Farris
Ercell Stowers
Maurice Lusk
Ray Caldwell
Phyllis Linkoue
Joe Elswick
Roy Thompson Jr
Scott Housman
Hugh Gilpin
Harry Cheatham
Philip Clare Jr
Earle Simpson
Jack Gillespie
Charles Quillin
Kitty Trayer
Betty Jane Peck
Sonny Marcue
Bobby McCue
Eleanor Smith
Jack Hatcher
Billy Smith
Eva Ann Lilly
Pat McKenry
John Sharpe
Evelyn Imhoff
Margie Smith
Jack Thompson
Jack Compton
Lenwood Bingham
Cabell Payne Jr
Elmer Tabor
Arvid Hammer
Glenn Akers
Jim Shott Jr
Mary Edmonson
Frances Witt
Special Service at First Church of God Tonight
A special service is planned at First Church of God South Blue field this evening at 7 45. Rev R B Roan visiting from Huntington will deliver the sermon. All are invited. The Harmony Four quartet will broadcast at 7 15 on WHIS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
South Bluefield
R. B. Roan
Huntington
Harmony Four
Kiwanis Inter-Club Outing Draws Bluefield Members
Bluefield Kiwanis sent a strong delegation to the Princeton chaired inter-club meeting at Shawnee Lake on Monday night. Fourteen Bluefield members attended the picnic and dance, led by Mr. and Mrs W C Pollock and others including Clyde Prillaman L W Boykin James Elmer Brown Roy Harrison and Victor Frederiksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Shawnee Lake
Princeton Club
Bluefield
W. C. Pollock
Clyde Prillaman
L. W. Boykin
James Elmer Brown
Roy Harrison
Victor Frederiksen
James Cameron
L. F. Seibert
Clyde Reppert
W. R. Dillard
Luther Scott
C. Frank Wright
Thomas H. Scott
Eddie Steele
Bluefield Girls Camp at Rocky Gap Chaperoned by Speed and White
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Speed and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White chaperone a Bluefield Virginia group of young girls camping for two weeks at Rocky Gap. The party includes Virginia Mae Speed Lucy Jennings Elma Zane Thompson Bunny Hardy Elizabeth White and Donna Lee Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Speed
Hugh White
Bluefield
Rocky Gap
Virginia Mae Speed
Lucy Jennings
Elma Zane Thompson
Bunny Hardy
Elizabeth White
Donna Lee Smith
Counsellors Meeting at Y W C A Camp
A meeting of counselors from the Y M C A camp is set for this afternoon at four at the Y quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Quarters
Radio Concert by Miss Marion Smith Features Local Talent
Miss Marion Smith presented a noon Wednesday radio program on WHIS with performers Miss Kathleen Tynes vocalist Miss Dorothy Carter pianist both of Bluefield and Virgil Bailey baritone of Princeton. The program offered popular music selections for music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Smith
WHIS
Kathleen Tynes
Dorothy Carter
Bluefield
Virgil Bailey
Princeton
Y W C A Camp Set for Week at Camp Roland
A Y W C A camp near Bastian will run the week of July 5 at Camp Roland with group of girls registered and more expected. Camp counselors include Bernice Akers Martha Jeter Lazenby Grace Dunman and Gladys Simpson with Minnie Weaver and Desir Gilmore supervising. Campers listed include Eulalia Francisco Mary O Keeffe Janice Akers Harriet Fink Pat Brown Jean Bird Virginia Neal Rachel Dawson and Edna Ward among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Roland
Bastian
Bernice Akers
Martha Jeter Lazenby
Grace Dunman
Mullens
Gladys Simpson
Princeton
Minnie Weaver
Camp Award Won By Grace McDowell At YWCA Contest
Grace McDowell won a free week at the YWCA camp for the largest number of registrations. Betty Morrisey June Dicker Louise Rhoads Frances Stephens Grace McDowell Edna Ramage Pat Barrow Betsy Tracy Oisie C. McGavock Sarah Lee Steger Virginia Totten Mildred Miller were among participants. The camp is equipped for more campers and all girls are asked to call the YWCA quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Quarters
Camp Girls To Meet At Y Aquarters Friday
All girls registered for the annual Y W C A camp are asked to meet Friday afternoon at three at the Y quarters.
Christian Endeavor Picnic At Ebenezer Church
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church held a Monday evening picnic at Ebenezer church. Members met at 6 30 at the Christian church and were guided to the grounds. Myrtle Thornton led the arrangements committee with a list of attendees including Mrs Rex Slagle Nancy Worley Slagle Ruth Meredith Rev Ben Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Christian Church
Ebenezer Church
Christian Church
Myrtle Thornton
Rex Slagle
Nancy
Worley Slagle
Ruth Meredith
Ben §. Johnson
Arlene Geordon
Ruth Harris
Gordon Farthing
Elizabeth Borden
Paul Geordon
Billy Belcher
Joe Wilgot
Bertha Harry
Outdoor picnics mark Today's Events at local churches
The T. E. L. class of College Avenue Baptist plans a 6 pm outdoor picnic at the homes of Mrs. W. J. Wiley on Wythe Avenue and Mrs. J. F. Phelps on Wythe Avenue. The Ladies' Bible class of First Presbyterian hosts a Pollyanna birthday party at 6 30 pm at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pollock home on Bluefield Avenue. Mrs. J. S. Phillips music pupils hold a Lake Shawnee picnic this afternoon leaving Wythe Avenue at 1 pm. A pleasant outing is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Pollock
Bluefield Avenue
J. S. Phillips
Lake Shawnee
Phillips
Wythe Avenue
Final Delta meeting closes season at Woolwine home
Delta Delphian chapter held its final meeting before summer recess at Mrs. Annie D. Woolwine’s Lee street home with Mrs. Edna B. Stultz presiding. Officers were elected for the coming year and the gathering featured bridge prizes, pink and green decor, larkspur and roses, and a social hour with pink and white angel food cake, raspberry sundae and fruit punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie D. Woolwine
Lee Street
Woolwine
Edna B. Stultz
Delta Delphian
Stultz
B. Martin
Harry Holmes
G. R. Gish
Alice Zimmerman
Pride Watson
Shirley Goff
Ruth Umberger
H. W. Burnley
E. W. Womack
Blanche Gooch
Miss Desir Gilmore Returns From Girl Reserve Conference
Miss Desir Gilmore of the U. staff returns from the Girl Reserve conference at Camp Merrie- Wood Lake Toxaway NC and shares sessions and social features. Mrs. R T Peters and children Shirley Anne and Bobby of e yard street depart with Mrs Peters brother Ray Prince for Buckroe Beach VA for a week. Mrs J A Coleman with Eloise left for Omaha Nebraska to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Ernest Witt and party occupy the Warlick camp on Wilderness creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desir Gilmore
Camp Merrie- Woode
Lake Toxaway
N. C
R. T. Peters
Shirley Anne
Bobby
Eyard Street
Ura. Peters
Ray Prince
Buckroe Beach
J. A. Coleman
Eloise
Omaha
Nebraska
Ernest Witt
Warlick Camp
Wilderness Creek
Harvard grid star William Barry Wood to wed Mary Hutchins
The first photo shows William Barry Wood, Harvard captain of the 1931 football team, with his fiancée Miss Mary Lee Hutchins of Newton Massachusetts. Hutchins, a Vassar graduate with cum laude honors, will marry before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barry Wood
Harvard
Mary Lee Hutchins
Newton
Mass
Hutchins
Vassar
Dry leader convicted for reckless driving in Portland
Dr. Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the Methodist board of prohibition, temperance and public morals, was found guilty in police court of reckless driving after a February crash on a Portland intersection. The case was continued for sentence, avoiding fine or jail provision for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Public Morals
Fred W. Stadter
Wilson
F. L. Welch
Welch
Stadter
Enforcement on Second Anniversary of Prohibition
Washington reports on the second anniversary of Prohibition enforcement under the Justice Department. Amos W. Woodcock, director, says agents show improved morale and efficiency though opinions vary. He cites 10 percent punishment rate for violators in the first eleven months and compares 2,242 arrests to 76,540 prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilda Gray
Lux
Ethel Clayton
Washington
Justice Department
Amos W. W. Woodcock
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Crums
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BY Martin
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Wolf Creek
New York
Betty Lee Dress Shop
Counsellors’ Meeting
C. E. Picnic
Delta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edward Thayer Monroe
Lansing Brown
Thornton- Laird CO
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