Beaver High to Present Springtime Musical Comedy
Two hundred students perform Springtime a musical comedy at Beaver High School on Friday and Saturday at 8 PM. The show traces fashion and customs from 1868 to today with romance. A matinee is set for Friday at 3 PM.
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Beaver High School
Priscilla
Helen Lawrence
Elvira
Nathalie Maynard
Sue
Pansy Hawley
Joyce
Dorothy Mason
Desiree
Catherine Stahlman
Elkins
Maxine Stearne
Abigail
Evelyn Cowling
Thankful
Beth Ward
Primrose
Bertha Deaumer
Zenobia
Lorraine Douthat Jack
Earl Armentrout
James
Tate Bowen
Bobby
Gordon Dick
Tom
Daniel Goodykoontz
Parsons
Claude Wade
Vera
Virginia Potts
Donna Long
Master Jack
Arthur Parker
G A s Hold Monthly Meeting At Miss Kingsberry Home
The G A s of College Avenue Baptist Church met Thursday evening at Miss Rachel Kingsberry's Wythe avenue home with most members present. Mrs W Abrams spoke on Home Mission Work at Baptist Convention. Officers elected for the year: President Miss Blanch McNeil Vice President Miss Wilmer Thom Secretary Miss Racheltry Treasurer Miss Catherine McGlothen. Refreshments were served after the program.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
Rachel Kingsberry
Wythe Avenue
W. Abrams
Home Mission Worera Baptist Convention
Blanch McNeil
Wilmer Thom
Rachel —— Try
Catherine McGlothen
Junior YWCA Meeting Highlights Home Mission Program
The Junior Y. W. A. of College Avenue Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the Thornton sisters Jefferson street home. A well attended session featured a strong Home Mission program led by Mrs. W. Abrams with a map talk on Southern Baptist Convention missions. Afterward a dainty plate was served by the hostesses.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
Aileen
Lorraine Thornton
Jefferson Street
W. Abrams
Southern Baptist Convention
Sargent to Lead Story Hour at Bluefield Library
This afternoon at 3 15 A H Sargent will conduct the story hour for children at the Bluefield Public Library.
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Bluefield Public Library
A. H. Sargent
Marriage of Evelyn Etter and Ira Bennett at Princeton
Miss Evelyn Etter wed Ira Bennett in Princeton with Rev. Ogle officiating. The couple, returning Friday from a short honeymoon, will reside at 816 Melrose Street. Bennett works as a railroad brakeman and is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bennett. The bride is a young lady of many attractions.
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Evelyn Etter
Ira Bennett
Princeton
B. Ogle
Missionary Union Meets with Strong Attendance at First Christian
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Christian church held its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon with strong turnout. Mrs. E. D. Thomas led, scripture was read, and Mrs. Roy Garrett spoke on China. Pastor Rev. P. P. Hasselvan der gave a local-work report while Lois Russell, living in Africa, sent a message from the mission station as the Russell family begins service at a distant inland post.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the First Christian Church
Africa
Russell
Mrs Harlan Counts to Sing at First Baptist Sunday
Princeton soloist Mrs Harlan Counts will lead the Sunday morning service at the First Baptist Church. Her noted voice is described as powerful and sweet, expected to draw a large congregation.
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Harlan Counts
Princeton
First Baptist Church
Bland Street M. E. Church Deborah Bible Class Meeting
Bland Street M. E. Church announces the Deborah Bible Class will meet Sunday morning at 9 45. All members are requested to be present.
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Bland Street
M. E. Church
Deborah Bible
League of Women Voter Jill Meeting at the YWCA
The League of Women Voters hosts a Jill meeting at 3 o clock at the YWCA for a program and educational session.
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League of Women
Jill
Y. W
Ramsey P T A Social Evening By Children
On Tuesday at 7 30 pm the Ramsey street P T A plans a special program to bring together parents teachers and children for a social evening. The children from all grades will perform a program highlighting this unusual event.
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Ramsey Street
P.T. A
Association Seeks Strong Attendance for Event
The group notes the event is mainly suitable for five occasions and warns members that poor attendance could disappoint parents and lead to resentment if turnout is not good.
Local Social News From Roanoke and Nearby Areas
Miss Ethel Young of Lexington visits Mrs. C. A. Neikirk of Bluefield while Mrs. H. Stoltz of Roanoke stays with sister Mrs. C. G. Harris. Leona Rogers and Louise Buckram of Roanoke visit Mrs. Harris. J. Sublette and son stay at Hillcrest, Roanoke. Mrs. Roger Woods returns home from Roanoke. Dr. T. E. Vass travels from Richmond on business. Dr. H. W. Dickerson assumes Hoge-Davis drug store duties at Wheeling. Nettie Vass Steele returns from Charleston social events. Mrs. G. A. Trotter visits Roanoke after Bluefield stay.
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Ethel Young
Lexington
C. A. Neikirk
Bluefield
H. Stoltz
Roanoke
C. G. Harris
Leona Rogers
Louise Buckram
J. Sublette
Hillcrest
J. E. Boone
Roger Woods
J. R. Hall
Boone Street
T. E. Vass
Richmond
H. W. Dickerson
Norton
Hoge-Davis
Eeling
W. Va
Wheeling
Nettie Vass-Steele
Charleston
G. A. Trotter
8. N. Huffard
Bluefield, Va
Waller Brown Returns From Washington Inaugural Ceremonies
Waller 8. Brown has come back from Washington where he attended the inaugural ceremonies. Miss Essie Kahle will return to the city this morning after a period away. Maude and Mildred Pauplin moved from the Ritz apartments to 20 Princeton avenue.
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Waller
Brown
Washington
Essie Kahle
Kt. N
Maude
Mildred Pauplin
Ritz
Princeton Avenue
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Atlantic & Pacific
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