Society Elects Tennis Club Officers at Y W C A Meeting
Highteen of twenty four members gathered at the Y W C A rooms on Federal street Monday evening for the newly organized tennis club. Miss Blanche Grammer was elected president, Miss Elizabeth Bond vice president, and Miss Georgia Ratcliffe secretary and treasurer. Membership fee was set at 1.60 dollars and the club invites new members to register. Executive committees will meet soon to draft rules governing activities.
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Highteen
Tennis Lab
Federal Street
Blanche Grammer
Eizabeth Bond
Georgia Ratcliffe
Hhe
Baker Benjamin Wedding at North Street Home
Miss Ruby Benjamin and Mr Hubert Baker were married Tuesday at 11 30 in the bride’s North Street home in a ceremony attended only by immediate relatives. Rabbi Joseph Marcus officiated and Mendelssohn’s wedding march was played by Miss Jennye Baker. The couple departed for a New York bound trip afterward.
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Ruby Benjamin
Hubert Baker
North Street
Hugo Benjamin
Big Stone Gap
Isadore Baker
Welch
Joseph Marcus
Jennye Baker
Mendelson
Mrs. Baker
New
Bluefield Groom to Join Ross and Hoss Firm
York will make their home in Bluefield where Mr. Baker is connected with the firm of Ross and Hoss. The bride wore a sand and brown ensemble dress with a hat. Mr. Baker, a long-time Bluefield frett, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker of Albemarle Street. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mora Baker, is described as one of Bluefield’s most attractive young ladies.
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York
Bluefield
Baker
Ross and Hoss
Mr. Baker
Ramsey P T A Chooses O Keeffe President at Meeting
Ramsey P T A met Tuesday at the school naming Mrs. James O Keeffe president. New officers include Mrs. C H Hatcher first vice president Mrs J W Hobson second vice president Mrs J Francke Fox secretary and Mrs C H Absher treasurer. O Keeffa spoke on Minle in the Home and Pentz discussed Art in the Schools. Hancock summarized the year's accomplishments. A class prize for best represented parents went to the second grade after a tie with the fifth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Keeffe
Ramsey Atreat Parvent-Teacher Association
C. H. Hatcher
J. W. Hobson
J. Francke Fox
C. H. Absher
O'Keeffa
Mike Pentz
Library Notes At Bluefield Public Library Add New Volumes
The New York Times is now received daily at the Bluefield Public Library. Mrs B L Holmes donated eleven books for the library shelves. Alias Grace D Chase visiting rancher added a copy of The 1926 Municipal Index, a year book for city town and country officials.
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New York Times
Bluefield Public Library
B. L. Holmes
Grace D. , Chase
Horn
G. I. A. Meeting Set for Thursday Afternoon
The regular G. I. A. session will convene Thursday at 2 30 PM in the new hall of the old state bank building at 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 Meet In New Quarters Initiations Planned
The Pythian Sisters to meet at 8 PM in new quarters located in the Union Trust building at the corner of Tazewell street and Princeton avenue. Initiatory ceremonies are on the program.
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Pythian Sisters
Union Trust Building
Tazewell Street
Princeton Avenue
Some Men Tell Their Sweethearts Everything and Their Wives Nothing
Social hour and refreshments follow. A good attendance is desired, with the event aimed at community engagement and fellowship.
W M S Meets Today at College Avenue Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of College Avenue Baptist Church holds its regular meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock. If the standard of excellence requires half the active members to attend, every member is earnestly requested to be present.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
College Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Club Meeting Invitations Issued
Notice invites members to attend the Woman's Club meeting Friday at 6 p m at the Y W C A Reservations should be sent promptly so attendees can join the program without rushing to other engagements.
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Thoss
Woman's Club
North Side P T A to Meet at School
The North Side Parent Teacher Association will hold a meeting at North Side School Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members are urged to attend for discussion of upcoming events and school needs.
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Parent-Teacher Association
North Side
Art Exhibit Shines At Blue Field Library Under Harding
An art exhibit of exceptional merit opens this week at the Blue Field Public Library led by Miss Margaret Harding, art instructor at Beaver High School. The watercolors by Beaver High students show fine technique and brilliant color tones, drawing praise from those versed in art and promising bright futures for the young artists. The display features nature studies including winter scenes.
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Bluefield Public Library
Margaret Harding
Beaver High School
Hien School
Harding
Public invited to art display and social notes in Bramwell
A local arts display draws public interest with sketches of wild animal life and other designs. Mrs. D. C. Jones hosts a Bramwell afternoon in honor of Alma Anderson and her forthcoming marriage to W. A. Baume. Guests folded gifts for the bride, received many presents, and pink and white garden flowers adorned the gathering. Nearby items note Mary Mann preparing for a June tour abroad, Miss Mary Skidmore and others traveling or visiting family, and several social visits in Bluefield, Welch, Northfork, and Smyth County.
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D. C. Jones
Bramwell
Misa Alma Anderson
W. A. Baume
Mary Mann
Maria Parkinson
Holling College
Hobson Snead
Bluefield College
Bristol
Johnson City
Harrogate
Tennessee
Mary Skidmore
Kentucky
Virginia Bracey
Elizabeth Peery
Thea B. Peery
Smythe County
J. J. Lincoln
Elkhorn
Hugo Benjamin
Big Stone Gap
Misa Ruby Benjamin
Robert Baker, Beecher Stallard
Tenn
J. J. Huddleston
Algoma
J. C. Houching
Northfork
Nannie Craft
Princeton
Lon Steele
Herndon
Virginia Peery
Hollins College
Nsatore Baker
Welch
Robert Baker
Ruby Benjamin
D. L. Rolen
Frederick Street
Mary K. Greve
Troutdale
J. G. Barrow
Ast River Avenue
A. G. Richardson
Douglas
Bluefield
Richardson
Dan Stockey
Wytheville
R. Rolen
Maybeury
Falke
George, Sr
D. F. Worley
Sarah Elfen
Williamson
Woman Nearly Insane Finds Help in Lydia E Pinkham Product
Mrs. T A Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee describes years of melancholy and insomnia ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims a 22 pound weight gain and restored health, urging other women to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Saunders
Fil E. Depot St
Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Goldia Perry
Ana Hehe
Boitur's Telephone
Benjamin
Ramsey P. T. A
United Shoe Repairing Corporation
Bradmann Bldg
THE
Henry Rodgin Company Jewelers
Library Notes
NEA
Lorain Tsis
Bland Street
Bluefield Gas & Power Co
Isadore Cohen Co. Jewelers
Federal St
Hewcomb
Carltom Passtomm
LAW and Commerce Building
Bluefield, W. W
New York
N. Y
Weinberc
Princeton Ave
W. Va
H. Weinberg
A. Weinberg
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