Local Society Notes Highlight Mrs Baker’s Wedding Plans
Goldie Perry society column notes the wedding between Miss Flora Baker and Mr. Baker, plans to reside in Bluefield, and the bride’s sand and brown ensemble with a Freepe hat. Mr. Baker, long-time Bluefield resident, is son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Baker of Albemarle Street.
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Goldie Perry
Honore
York
Bluefield
Baker
Ross and
Ross
Mr. Baker
8. Baker
Albemarne Street
Flora Baker
Tennis club organizes at YMCA rooms on Oral Street
Eighteen of twenty four members attended the tennis club meeting at the YMCA on Oral Street. Officers elected include Blanche Grammer as president Elizabeth Bond as vice president and Georgia Ratcliffe as secretary treasurer. Membership fee set at 1.60 and new members may join at YMCA quarters. An executive committee will meet soon to set club rules.
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Tennis Lab
Oral Street
Blanche Grammer
Elizabeth Bond
Georgia Ratcliffe
Y. Quarters
Baker Benjamin wedding at North street home
Miss Ruby Benjamin and Mr Robert Baker were married Tuesday at 11 30 in the bride’s North Street home with immediate relatives present. Rabbi Joseph Marcus conducted the ceremony as Jennye Baker played Mendelssohn. The couple then left for a trip to New unknown.
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Ruby Benjamin
Robert Baker
North Street
Hugo Benin
Big Stone Gap
Iadore Baker
Welch
Joseph Marcus
Jennye Baker
Mendelsohn
Mrs O Keeffe Elected Ramsey PTA President
Mrs James O Keeffe was chosen president of the Ramsey street Parent Teacher Association at a Tuesday school meeting. New officers include Mrs C H Hatcher first vice president Mrs J W Hobson second vice president Miss Pentz spoke on Art in the Schools and Mrs C B Hancock reviewed the year’s accomplishments. The class prize for best parent representation went to the second grade after a tie with the fifth grade.
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James O'Keeffe
Ramsey Street
Parent-Teacher Association
C. H. Hatcher
J. W. Hobson
J. Francke Fox
C. H. Absher
O'Keeffe
Library adds NYT to Bluefield shelves with donor gifts
The Bluefield Public Library reports daily receipt of The New York Times. Mrs EB Holmes donates eleven boys books while Grace D Chase reviews conditions hindering school progress. K L Horn gives a copy of The 1925 Municipal Index for officials and civic readers.
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New York Times
Bluefield Public Library
EB. L. Holmes
Grace D. Chase
K. L. Horn
G I A Meeting Set For Thursday Afternoon
The regular G I A meeting will be held Thursday at 2 30 in the new hall of the old state bank building at the corner of Tazewell street and Princeton avenue with entrance from Tazewell street. A large attendance is requested.
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New Hall
Old State Bank
Tazewell Street
Princeton Avenue
Pythian Sisters Hold Meeting in New Union Trust Quarters
The Pythian Sisters plan an 8 o'clock meeting at their new Union Trust building space on Tazewell Street and Princeton Avenue. Initiatory ceremonies are scheduled as part of the gathering.
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Pythian Sisters
Union Trust Building
Tazewell Street
Princeton Avenue
Flapper Fanny Critiques Men Revealing Secrets to Sweethearts
Flapper Fanny notes some men tell their sweethearts everything while keeping their wives in the dark. She suggests couples share more openly to avoid hidden tensions and maintain harmony at home.
Social Hour and Refreshments Planned for Public Gathering
A social hour and refreshments will follow the event, with strong attendance encouraged to boost community turnout and engagement.
Wo mans Missionary Society Meets At 3 PM
The Wo man s Missionary Society of the College Avenue Baptist Church will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at 3 o clock at the church. If the standard of excellence is to be kept half the active members must attend each meeting, every member is urged to be present.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the
College Avenue Baptist Church
Invitations Sent For Woman's Club Friday Meeting
Those invited to the Woman's Club meeting Friday at 6 p.m. are asked to send reservations promptly and to be at the YWCA at 6 o'clock so attendees with other engagements may not miss the program.
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Woman's Club
North Side P T A Meeting Announced
The North Side School invites members to a Parent-Teacher Association gathering on Wednesday after noon at 3 o'clock.
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Parent-Teacher Association
North Side
Remarkable High School Art Exhibit At Bluefield Library
An exhibit of exceptional merit showcases watercolors and studies by Beaver High School students under art instructor Miss Margaret Harding. Attendees praise technique and color tones, predicting bright futures for several youthful artists. The works reflect winter scenes and ongoing student training.
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Bluefield Public Library
Margaret Harding
Beaver High School
Exhibition invites public to view diverse art display
The pub invites patrons to inspect an art display featuring scenes and sketches of wild animal life, conventional designs, and a variety of other subjects. The event promises a broad look at creative works and local artistry.
Bride to be Alma Anderson receives social tribute in Bramwell
Mrs. D C Jones hosted a Saturday afternoon party at her Bramwell home in honor of Miss Alma Anderson upcoming marriage to W A Baume. Guests enjoyed garden pink and white decorations and making gifts for the bride before a plate of refreshments. The event also notes Mary Mann’s touring party plans, college visits by Hobson Snead and Bluefield College players, and several local arrivals and departures.
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D. C. Jones
Bramwell
Alma Anderson
W. A. Baume
Princeton Visit Leads to Sister Meet and Abroad Tour
In Princeton a brief visit precedes a trip to see sister Mrs Lon Steele in Herndon. Miss Virginia Peery plans a June departure for a tour abroad with Hollins College chaperone Miss Maria Parkinson and returns by September 1. Isadore Baker attends cousin Robert Baker and Miss Ruby Benjamin wedding.
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Princeton
Lon Steele
Herndon
Virginia Peery
Maria Parkinson
Hollins College
Isadore Baker
Welch
Robert Baker
Ruby Benjamin
D. L. Rolen
Frederick Street
Mary K. Greve
Troutdale
J. G. Barrow
East River Avenue
A. G. Richardson
Douglas
Northfork
Bluefield
Richardson
Dan Stockey
Wytheville
B. R. Rolen
Maybeury
Woman Recovers After Using Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs T A Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee describes years of nervous distress and insomnia ending after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports weight gain of 22 pounds and lasting health improvement, urging other women to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Saunders
Depot St
Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
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