Pocahontas Show Brings Springtime Parade To Town
Local notes preview a large parade this evening as the Springtime troupe performs a romantic musical comedy at the opera house at 8 p m The show traces fashion from 1868 to present day and features a double wedding with a large cast and several musical numbers including Till All Our Dreams Come True and Virginia Reel.
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F. B. Jackson
Pocahontas
Opera House
Jack Wainwright
Priscella Brewster
James Brewster
Clarence Smith
Bobby Brewster
Barnes Gillespie
Zenobia
Bobby
Virginia Peery
Maggie
Reuben Green
Mr. Green
Alice Dennen
Priscilla Dean
Miss Dennen
Dorothy Remley
John B. Rogers
Citizens Drug Co. Atore
Woman credits Pinkham remedies in Kentucky letter
A Covington Kentucky woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Blood Medicine relieved her weakness and coldness after illness. She praises Sanative Wash and urges others to consider the medicines and share advice with neighbors.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Harry Asncroft
Beech Avenue
Covington
Kentucky
Pocahontas Hosts Real Movie Star Margery Wilson
Margery Wilson brings Hollywood to Pocahontas for an evening talk at the Palace. She will discuss the Hollywood movie colony and answer questions about the film industry, with the Palace investing in her appearance to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Wilson
Pocahontas
Miss Wilson
Douglas Fairbanks
William §. Hart
Charles Ray
Holywood
Palace
Lions Boost Attendance in International Contest Effort
Four Lions members were unaccounted for as the Bluefield Lions Club entered an eight week international attendance contest with the best turnout in months. The club voted against Senate bill No 14 blocking city license collection. Secretary to inform state body of the action. Rosella Smith offered two selections with James Elmer Brown on piano. Dr A T Robinson of Louisville was guest speaker. Jack Easley Rev J A Bays Judge were noted attendees.
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Lions’ Club
Rosella Smith
James Elmer Brown
A. T. Robinson
Louisville
Ministerial Association
Jack Easley
J. A. Bays
Roanoke and Matewan Guests Attend Club Meeting
W. J. Henson of Roanoke Dr. H. B. Miller of Matewan and Tom Rice were guests of the club, joining other members for the event.
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W. J. Henson
Roanoke
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office
Real estate transfers recorded include G W Francisco to W H Kitts for New Midway Bluefield 475 dollars Harriet Brown Dinwiddie to Trula K Thompson lot 2 section 1006 Bluefield 5 dollars L V Linkeys to Orrie M Gilardie lots 26 and 25 section 211 Bluefield 10500 dollars T O J Wilson to F L Longley lot 16 and part 15 John Walters addition Bluefield 3500 dollars Nellie V Tilley to Arthur F ...
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G. W. Francisco
W. H. Kitts
New Midway
Bluefield
Harriet Brown Dinwiddie
Trula K. Thompson
L. V. Linkeys
Orrie M. Gilardie
T. O'J. Wilson
F. L. Longley
John Walters
Nellie V. Tilley
Arthur F
Real estate transfers in Bluefield and Mercer Street notices
Notices record transfers in Bluefield with properties on lot 5 section 502 and Mercer Street. Transactions include John A H Mays and wife to Shields and Watson and wife for 2500 and 4750 dollars, Nellie V Tilley to Rosse ll for 10 dollars, and R E Poff to Rosen Romenico for four acres Crane Creek at 1500 dollars.
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Kingdon
Bluefield
John AH. Mays
Shields
Watson
Mercer Street
Wm. E. Rossell
Nellie V. Tilley
R. E. Poff
Rosen Romenico
Crane Creek
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C. Gardner Sullivan
Ralphince
Charles Ra
Bessie Love
Veryaig
Wallace Beery
Pathe Picture
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Douglas Farbanks
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Wain
Crepes
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van Raalte
Silk Union
Yu Loveys
Lewis Stone
Lew Cody
Florence Vidtor
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Thornton-Laird CO
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Garment Department
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