Splendid Wade program features songs and minstrelsy act
A Wade Teacher Association event this evening at 8 o'clock presents a varied program. Performers include Mrs Jas Stott Mildred Ball in Down to Cotton Town and The Barn Dance-Duet. Featured acts include Eunice Moore Blanche Brammer Billie Brammer and many other shows and choruses with readings and minstrelsy numbers.
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Wade
Saratoga
Eunice Moore
Mandy
Kathryn Mattox
Nancy
Betty Morrisey
Hambone
Minnie BE
Weaver
Archie
Desir Gilmore
Suzanne
Billie Brammer
Sallyanne
Susie Wilson
Georgie Ratcliffe
Hattie Carter
Catherine Stott
Ethel Carter
Baker
Ollie Clarkson
Indy
Blanche Brammer
Lucinda
David Littlejohn
Wisteria
Ayat Son
Scholastic Club Speakers Deliberate on World Wonders
The program lists Pearl Kesay Frances Laird Gordon Dick Anita Comett and others presenting readings debates and orations with topics from Wonders of the World in Which We Live to The Skeletons in Armour and The Littl Mountain State. Alexandrians feature Dorothy Dillard Trixy Peters and Harold Honaker with similar selections.
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Pearl Kesay
Frances Laird
Gordon Dick
Anita Comett
Jerome Katz
Sidney Kwase
Tate Bowen
Andrew Armentrout
Easay
Dorothy Dillard
Trixy Peters
Littl Mountain State
Harold Honaker
Community notices from local clubs and groups
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Sunday school holds a 7:30 PM meeting in the First Sot one church room where the High Girls' Circle presents In Fair Brazt. Bluefield Chapter of Hadassah meets at 3 PM at Mrs. D Lyons home. Preston Street PTA meets at 3 PM for officer elections. Minstrel show at Wade school 8 PM under PTA auspices. Fidelic Club YWCA presents entertainment. John Chapman Chapter D A R meets 8 PM at Mrs. J J Penn’s Albemarle Street home.
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Bluefield
Hadassah
D. Lyons
Preston Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Wade
Fidelic Club
John Chapman
J. J. Penn
Albemarle Street
Triangular Mountain Institute presents a charm play
Students present Cinderella in Wonderland or The Lost Lady's Slipper at the new municipal hall Thursday evening May 21. The four scene amateur production promises charm and a free will offering will be taken.
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Triangular Mountain Institute
New Municipal Hall
Local Library Receives Diverse Book Donations
Over the past week the library received gifts from Mrs. Isadore Cohen including Webster's Dictionary Miss Minervas Baby The Art of Letter Writing Hawkins Electrical Guide set Makers of History and The Story of Lenox China. Additional gifts came from Mrs. EB Holmes eleven boys books and one book from J H Pearson.
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Isadore Cohen
Minervas
Beaver High Juniors Host Senior Class Banquet
The Juniors of Beaver High School will host a banquet for the Senior class next Saturday evening May 23 at 6:30 at the West Virginian. A splendid program is planned for the event.
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Beaver High School
West Virginian
Inter-Literary Society Contest Set for May 20
Great interest is shown in the inter-literary Society contest to be staged Wednesday evening May 20 at the new municipal hall. Rivalry, though friendly, is intense among the contestants.
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Inter-Literary Society
Saved Friends from Hospital in Iowa Ad
Testimonial from Council Bluffs Iowa describes relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Ethel Eckman of Box 21 R F D No 1 Corners Bluffs Iowa credits improved health and avoidance of hospital. A second account notes a serious female trouble treated with the same remedy.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Ethel Eckman
R.F.D. No
Corner
Bluffs
L E. Pintham
Ceres B Y P U Members Showcase Singers
The Senior B Y P U of Ceres Baptist Church held its regular weekly meeting Sunday night with Miss Eunice Smith leading the in charge and a graceful duet by Frank Debout and Paul Taylor. Evelyn Taylor and Mary Cathryn Cole joined in a sweet duet as juniors took charge.
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Ceres Baptist Church
Eunice Smith
Frank Debout
Paul Taylor
Evelyn Taylor
Mary Cathryn Cole
Virginia Taylor
Ceres B. Y. P. U
First Baptist Union
Tennis Court Booking at YWCA Set Hours and Rules
The YWCA tennis court schedule is set from 6 to 8 in the morning and 6 to 7 30 in the afternoon. Morning users must notify between 2 and 6 the previous afternoon and afternoon players between 9 and 12 the prior morning. Those unable to play should notify the Y immediately to avoid depriving others.
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Y. W
Marianum Society Regular Meeting May 19
The Marianum Society will hold its regular meeting tonight at Mrs. Wesley’s home at the corner of Monroe and Wyoming streets. All members are urged to be present. The meeting will be called at 7 30 o'clock prompt.
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Marianum Society
High School Girls' Circle Meets at First Presbyterian
This evening at 7 30 in the Sunday school room of the First Presbyterian Church the High School Girls' Circle gathers for its meeting.
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First Presbyterian Church
Flapper Fanny to Present In Fair Brazil Pageant
Flapper Fanny announces the pageant In Fair Brazil to be presented with the Auxiliary inviting friends to donate a coin for each year of age benefiting Charlotte Kemper's School for Girls in Brazil. The event aims to support the Brazilian school and extend charitable help.
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Brazil
Charlotte Kemper
Mrs C G Harris Sings At Virginia Asher Bible Council
Mrs C G Harris charm sings Mary's Cradle Song and The Valley of Laughter before the Virginia Asher Bible Council at the Y M C A quarters. Accompanist Miss Bila Holroyd. Miss Minnie Weaver leads prayer. Miss Blanche Brammer presents Babylon history. luncheon by Westminster ladies.
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C. G. Harris
T. H. Claggett
Margaret Taylor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. E. Ross
A. G. Tibbs
Frank Earley
Senior Sermon by Rev Stinson at Beaver High Next Sunday
The Rev. J T Stinson of First Baptist will deliver a special sermon to Beaver High School seniors next Sunday morning May 24 at 11 o clock in the new municipal hall. The public is invited.
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J.T. Stinson
District meeting notices urged for Bramwell Club
Members are reminded to attend a district meeting with events including lunch at noon and a reception at five o clock. Attendees should notify Mrs. R. L. Parsons of the Bramwell Club promptly.
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R. L. Parsons
Bramwell Club
Lawrence Family Fetes R E Lawrence on Fiftieth Birthday
At Bluefield avenue home a delightful Sunday celebration honored Mr. R E Lawrence on his fiftieth birthday. Attendees included eleven Lawrence children and relatives from Princet on Northfork and this city. Lawrence, a native of Tazewell, recently moved here and works for the Norfolk and Western Railway. After a generous dinner the couple drove to the old homestead.
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R. E. Lawrence
Bluefield Avenue
Lawrence
J. A. Lawrence
Princeton
C. D. Lawrence
Northfork
Will Yost
F. B. Chandler
Elsie, Grula
Grace
Claudie Lawrence
Robert
Roy Lawrence
Henry Lawrence
Billy Chandler
Mary Catherine Yest
Lottie Bowman
Clarence Shields
Tazewell
Norfolk and Western Kway
Mrs Wade to Host Shower for Tabitha Bush Bride Elect
Mrs. Wade will host a miscellaneous shower on Thursday afternoon May 28 in compliment to Miss Tabitha Bush the charming bride elect.
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W. H. Wade, Jr
Tabitha Bush
Mrs Mutter’s Class to Meet at Miss Sprinkle’s Home
Grace Church Sunday School group led by Mrs Mutter will gather at Miss Bonnie Sprinkle’s residence on a street Tuesday night for a meeting.
Recital by Miss Ella Holroyd at Welch Tonight
Pianist Miss Ella Holroyd will give a recital this evening in Welch under the auspices of the Chaminade Club. Concert aims to showcase selected works by classical composers in an intimate program.
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Ella Holroyd
Welch
Chaminadeu
Mini Virginia Evans Plans Novelty Shower
Virginia Evans will entertain guests with a novelty shower on Wednesday. The event is hosted by friends and focuses on playful games and light refreshments. attendees include family and close friends.
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Virginia Evans
Mother’s Friend Endorsed by Scranton Reader
An eminent physician promotes Mother's Friend as easing childbirth pain. A Scranton, Pennsylvania mother credits the product with avoiding instruments and long illness, saying last two pregnancies needed only a nurse and quick recovery. Bradfield Regulator Co. offers a free illustrated book and the remedy sold by druggists nationwide.
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Jim
Sd. Hartman
Scranton
Filcther
Evening Reception Honors Bride-To-Be Tabi Bush
A social gathering took place at a home on Bluefield Avenue to compliment Miss Tabi tha Bush, who is soon to marry Mr. William E. Smith.
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Bluefield Avenue
Tabitha Bush
William E. Smith
Mission circle meets at Spieden home for Wesley study
The Lockie Rankin Circle of Bland Street Missionary Society gathered at 209 Rogers Street Monday evening. Miss Elizabeth Shelton led a study on John Wesley and his missionary work in America. New members were welcomed and visitors noted.
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America
Myrtle Hughes
Wesley
Brooksite Jackson
Margaret Bane
England
Harry Burnett
Brooksie Jageon
Jessie Hudson
Edith Clarkson
Ray Sanders
Helen Spangler
G. W. Melton
Landon Hufford
Lillian Sandow
T. E. Cofer
Dearborn Street
Allen Long
Eva Counts
Mesdames Lilian Snidow
Nellie Stafford
Wm. Alexander
Jno. Nash
R. D. Byrd
M. W. Boatman
Jane Lott
Sue Stuart
W. C Stanley
Ludie Perkins
Ruth French
R. M. Edwards
J. A Bays
C. W. Palmer
Ray Hawley
Misses Blanch Douthat
Marcelle Saunders
Ruth Lindsay
Alleen Smithdeal
Mary Jane Stuart
Elsie Martin
Ollie
Bride to-Be Tabitha Bush Honored in Informal Affair
Miss Tabitha Bush to marry William E. Smith on June 3. An informal pre wedding gathering is planned for Friday May 29 with hostess Mrs. J Chris Hall.
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Tabitha Bush
William E. Smith
J. Chris Hall
Dr Northen's Bible Class Meeting Time Change
Dr Northen's Bible Class will gather this evening at seven o'clock instead of seven thirty as previously scheduled.
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Dr. Northen
D A R Chapter Meeting Set For This Afternoon
The John Chapman Chapter of the D A R will meet at 3 o clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J J Penn on Albemarle Street.
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John Chapman
J. J. Penn
Lon Albemarle Street
Woman's Club Attendees Planned for Bramwell Meeting
All members who can be present are expected to attend the Southern District Federation meeting at Bramwell on Thursday May 21. The note outlines anticipated attendance and local heed to schedule.
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Woman's Club
Federation
Bramwell
Delegates Head to West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs Convention
Delegates to the southern district convention of the West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs will depart Wednesday for Bramwell for the fifth annual convention beginning May 21. Delegates from the Huntington Women’s Club include Mrs. John S. Harvey among those present.
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Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Conention
West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Bramwell
W. Va
Women's Club
John S. Harvey
Club and social notes from the town roundup
M Gerguson and Mrs Holtzworth attend convention role. Miss Ida to represent Current History Club at Bramwell. Story Teller's League to send delegates. Hardy Braswell and Don Lewis visit Beaver hosts. Baby Freda Meadow improving after eye injury. Mrs Thompson recovering after surgery. John W Kidd recovering from appendicitis. Local residents spent weekend with Sutherlands and Dawsons.
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M. J. Gerguson
A. N. Holtzworth
Mother's Club
J. &. Durrett
FE. Langfitt
F. C. Dawson
Juniper Street
Freda Meadow
Willowton
J. C. Thompson
Bland Street
John W. Kidd
Coal Creek
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Flowerland
Library Notes
Flapper
Scotland
Virginia Asher Council
Lockie Rankin
Cary Tore
Dad
Mother
Lorain Fallio
Lorain
Woterns and Son
Rendy
Bluefield Gas & Power Co
Hardy Braswell
Don Lewis
Beaver
J. P. Sutherland
Eula Hayton Halstead
Madge
Ruby Sutherland
the Quality Shop
Sadigon-Henderson Co
Patter
Voiles
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