Society Notes and Library Ad Through Bramwell
Society news details a daytime gathering at Mrs. J C Pack's Bramwell home for Miss Dorothy Harrison and Mrs. Virginia Collins with guests and helpers listed. The Bluefield Public Library promotes The Little French Girl by Anne Douglas Sedgwick, praising its vivid scenes and cross cultural themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Pack
Newton Roberts
J. E. Biggs
Martha Ell‘wood
Huth Coleman
Ester Shields
Stella Harmon
Maude Freeman
Charlotte Perry
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Bluefield Public Library
Alix
England
France
Recital Tonight by Miss Mattox Pupils at YMCA
Recital this evening features pupils of Miss Kathryn Mattox in a program at the YMCA rooms on Federal Street. Performers include Dorothy Taylor Miriam Atwell Josephine McQuall Ris Ique Meeni Martha Hopa Gilkenson Susan Shirey Louise Long Elizabeth Alexander Carrie Lee Hoback Mary Glen Hicks Imogene Kitta Mary Annon Bell Huge Mellihaney and Betsy Stump with titles such as Glow Worm Cinderella Moon Kisses and March among others. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Mattox
Federal. Street
Dorothy Taylor
Miriam Atwell
Josephine McQuall
Ris Ique Meeni
Martha Hopa Gilkenson
Susan Shirey
Louise Long
Martha
Chapel In Forest
Elizabeth Alexander
Chopin
Carrie Lee Hoback
Mary Glen Hicks
Heather Hells
Imogene Kitta
Mary Annon Bell
Mendelssohn
Mary Biaugelt
Gertrude
Betsy Stump
D A R meets at Albemarle street with plans outlined
The DAR chapter led by newly elected regent Mrs. W C Bailey met at Mrs. J J Penn’s home on Albemarle Street. They approved by laws as prepared, planned a library shelf, and promised donations of history books. A history medal for Beaver High School was authorized and a patriotic float for Memorial Day was decided. Mrs. C F Tynes reported on the Continental Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
DY A. RR
J. J. Penn
Albemarne Street
W. C. Bailey
Lamar Fpperly
Beaver High
American Legion
C. F. Tynes
Thirty-fourth Continental Congress
Washington
Congress
D A R Officers Host Meeting and Luncheon Observed
Mrs P Eaton of Pearisburg attended the meeting of the Matthew French Chapter Princeton. After sessions a social hour featured tapberry ice and angel food cake hosted by Mrs Jack Barrow and Mrs W Bauley. Mrs Tynes spoke on Continental Congress pre seating, noting Virginia luncheon at Willard Hotel with 81 attendees. Mrs Reed installed new state regent Mrs W H Conway and seven vice president generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Eaton
Pearisburg
Matthew French
Princeton
Jack Barrow
W. ©. Bauley
Tynes
Continental Congress
Ginia
Willard Hotel
Beaver High inter literary contest at municipal hall
The Inter Literary Society event this evening at Beaver High School pits Pierian and Alexandrian societies in a debated question on curtailment. Pierian represents the affirmative side while the rival team argues the negative. The 8:15 p.m. competition promises spirited contention and school pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver High School
Recital at Mrs Sublette’s Highlights Student Talent
A prominent evening recital at Mrs. Sublette’s Highland avenue home featured music and readings by Frank Y. Jackson’s pupils. About sixty guests attended as gowns and pink roses set a refined tone. Performances included duets, waltzes, readings, and a piano violin duo, with praise for both teacher and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. J. Sublette
Highland Avenue
Frank Y. Jackson
Sub‘Tette
Lucia di Lahneremoor
G. Dantzell
Bee Veertout
Virginia Helen
Herr Anthony
Margaret Shelton
Rudolf Frutel
Mary Lazenby
Heinrich Lichner
Marie Sammana
G. Heller
Enlalle Francisco
Lauree Hens
Mathilde Bilbro
Guineverre Tomb
Dorothy Carter
Bert Anthony
Gertrude Yearout
Mildred Douglass
B. Anthony
Margaret Sublette
Blake
Dan McMullen
Matthey
Mac Bolen
Alice Gibson
B Y P U Officers Meet at Calvary. tour plans noted
Dorothy Carter and Katherine Clastor led senior B Y P U officers meeting at Calvary Baptist church Monday evening with Vilas Glass presiding. Dr and Mrs Fox to eight weeks interstate post graduate assembly tour covering England Scotland Ireland France Italy Switzerland returning in July. Local residents mentioned include Mrs Whitman in Bluefield hospital, Neese at St Luke's seriously ill, and several visitors and travelers from Athens Ga to Raleigh NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptial Church
R. H. Holder
Vilas Glass
Sidney Shrader
Mra
J. Francke Fox
Monilay
Assembly
Inle
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Italy
Switzerland
Frank Hudgins
Paul
R. J. Turner
Athens
Hudgins
Georgia
Davidson College
North Carolina
Atlanta
T. St. Clair
Grier, Foster
Pocahontas
Charles Hills
Thacker
John W. Haldren
Blanche Offutt
Huntington
BE. C. Mabe
McComas
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bui Mitchell
Northfork
J. T. Vernon
Wytheville
C. M. Vernon
Hudson S Street
R. T. Little
Willameburg
Seligh Markowitz
Mullens
Fred Turk
Elkhorn
A. Massey
Raleigh
N. C
Visitor from Pocah City on Apacchantae Visit
Rocky Montt and Will Ma Homeln Binefield, along with Floberti Schreener from Pocah, visited the city of Apccahontae for a common social event, meeting local residents and exchanging greetings. The group appeared casual and welcomed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Montt
Will’ Ma ‘ Homeln Binefield
Floberti Schreener
Pocah
Apccahontae
Benefits of Massage Without Massage
The text touts a facial improvement method using a powder called tarkroo and lemon juice. It claims wrinkles age lines sagging fade in fifteen minutes, producing a youthful glow. It advises buying tarkropt powder from a druggist to mix with lemon juice for a low price.
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Wociety Rouune Telephone New
Bramwell
Book Review
Sublette Feed & Supply “Oe ‘Company
Bluefield
W. Va
Bluefield Shoe Co
Bluefield Shoe Company
Miler
Richards
Anistey & Packard
Edwards & Merriam
Teepie
Iter Rat Sites Company
Oances We
Flapper
Henry Rodgin Yewolet
Biy
Cowan
Hexanlanz
MacDowell
Virginia Bolen
Old Deacon
Rich Man
la Clark
FB Vander
Edel Wetas
Oren Eves
Coats
Fer Street
Beck
Dorothy Carter and
Katherine Clastor
Chas. A. Rowe
Will
Grand Piano Company
Bradmann Building
Sale
New York
Princeton Avenue
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