Women Missionary Society elects new officers at church
New officers chosen at the regular meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of College Avenue Baptist Church with Mrs J M Studebaker as president and Mrs J B Pearson as vice president. Other officers include Mrs Henry Kendrick secretary and Mrs J G Stone assistant secretary. Circle leaders and program chairs named. Meeting presided by retiring president Mrs T J Phelps. A separate Grace Methodist church circle event noted with attendance of 102 and program by Mrs A L M Wilburn. Additional social events and library feature book review conclude the item.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
College Avenue Baptist Church
J. M. Studebaker
J. B. Pearson
Henry Kendrick
J. G. Stone
A. B. Thompson
Fv. G. Barrow
T. J. Phelps
Lterature
W. #. Abrams
Young
C. C. Scarff
F. C. Lamb
Albert Hughett
G. W. Thoryton
Mra
Jank Phelps
W. B. Abrams
Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church
R. W. Honaker
AL M. Wilburn
Paul Udy
W. M
Johnson City
Frank Y. Jackson
Indies
Leendale- Bates
Korea
Don Shelton
Christie
Manchuria
George DL. Uypes
First Baptist W M S Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
At the First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society meeting Mrs P W Pot was chosen president, Mrs S A Freeman vice president, and Mrs J C Dalley secretary. Mrs Lazenby declined re election as treasurer but gave a talk on home mission work among Negroes Indians and foreigners. About thirty five members attended and a sociable hour followed with refreshments. Northfork Chapter 99 of the Eastern Star met Wednesday night for initiation with guests from Welch and Kimball chapters. John J Dower was honored guest and a readings and music entertainment followed. The Kimball chapter initiation was led by Northfork.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Mhureday
Ihe Annex
P. W. Pot
Northfork Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Welch
Kimball
Northfork
John J. Dower
Grand Chapter
Baby Herbert Jessee Jr Born At Blue Fluid Sanitarium
A son named Herbert Jessee Jr was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. 5. Jessee on Wednesday night at Blue Fluid Sanitarium. The mother Thelma Witt. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. J Hill welcomed daughter Mary Joanne. Activities: Girls Circle of Westminster Church meets Saturday at 2 30 pm hosted by Mrs. D W Hancock. Bluefield Quota Club meets today at noon at the West Virginian hotel with full attendance urged.
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H. 5
Jessee
Blue Fluid Sanitarium
Herbert Jessee, Jr
Thelma Witt
D. W. Hancock
Jetterson Street
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Bluefield
Western Union
W. II
St. Clair
A.T. St. Clair
Charles
Florida
Cuba
W. A. Spodej
Ruth
Orlando
E. B. Lazenby
Princeton
C. BE. Harden
Protection
Kans
M. R. Carter
Baltimore
Frank CC
Blacksidge
Highland Avenue
Alice Evans
Ohio State University
Columbus
O. W. Evans
George Childress
Richmond
Mary Ann Johnson
Coekburn
Kathleen Stinson
Margaret
Virginia Lazenby
Westhampton College
Ella Mitchell
Wilva
Christiansburg
George Woods
Harry Iresot
John Simmons
Northfork
Local society notices list visitors and travel plans
Mrs H M Willams and Misa Ruth Johnston depart for Richmond. Princeton shoppers M rs F B Shaffer and daughter Ruth visit the city. Bluefield sanitarium admission planned for Intia Dillon. Visitors include Mrs BE M Meadows and Miss Emme Clark of Martinsville. July abroad tour under C W Jackson discussed for Mrs W H Thomas and daughter Elizabeth. Numerous Princeton and Bluefield residents shop and visit on Thursday.
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H. M. Willams
Misa Ruth
Johnston
Richmond
F. B. Shaffer
Ruth
Princeton
Intia Dilon
B. W. Dillon
Bluefield Sanitarium
Be, M. Meadows
Emme Clark
Martinsville
Millie Thornton
Bluefield Avenue
W. H. Thomas
Elizabeth
C W. Jackson
Warnest
Bille
Anna
Northfork
Florida
Hart
W. A. Felder
J. A. Griffith
Greenbrier Street
H. 8
Sharitz
Bluefield College
Wytheville
B. Clifford Goode
Habgon Snead
Jeff
Henry
Prof. Goode
Martinaville
Henry County
Garrett Walker
Roanoke
Ray Hatcher
Keystone
C. H. Strum
A. J. Cole
Princeton Raad
D. W. Tabor
Highland
Ponce de Leoni Village Gains Fame in Piedmont
Rome Sallevhio reports a mountain village in Piedmont named Ponce de Leoni has become famous after claims that no one died or caused trouble there in three years. Tourists are flocking to the village amid rumors of perfect harmony among inhabitants.
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Page Ponce DE Leoni
Rome
Sallevhio
Piedmont
Lily
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Ela Simpson
W. P. Tabor
Mulberry Street
Williama
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Book Review
Bluefield Public Library
Martie Conway Oemler
Qoemler
Ani
McGee
South America
Iils
First Baptist
Eastern Star
J. ¥. Hill
Mary Joanne
Henry Rodgin
Company Jewelers
Woman’s Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
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Eltel
Betty
Kellogg's
Ny 1
Kalloeg
Honer
Nanimning Bird Hose
America
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