Ciceronians Win Graham High Literary Cup In Close Contest
Friday morning’s program at Graham High School featured the Ciceromian Literary Society defeating the Athenians to claim the coveted cup. Miss Katherine Hardy won best debater, with Elizabeth Sexton, Lou Allie McCallahan, and Audrine Lane among top speakers. Judges praised the high order of the event and the Virginia-side standout performances.
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Graham High School
Ciceromians Literary Society
Bobbt
Virginia O the
Katherine Hardy
Tebutal
Congress
Misa Hardy
Elizabeth Sexton
Lou Allie McCallahan
Audrine Lane
Leona Walker
Evelyn Graybear
Audrey Reynolds
Everette Callaway
Koys
Wolalia Compton
Garnett Shufflebargey
Carl Gillespie
Eulalia Compton
Gillie Crockett
C. W. Jackson
Beaver High School
M. F. Cushman
Concord College
Vernon H. Woods
Bluefeld College
Virginia Side High School
Pr. M. Hillman
Emory and Henry College
Wan
Toy
Elizabeth St. Clair
Copper Ridge Ore Ships to Meadowbrook in High Quality
Ore from Copper Ridge in Ruarel County has been received and shows high per cent yields. Shipments moved from Guixthwood to Meadowbrook West Virginia where a smelter operates. Experts predict lead and zinc development in Copper Ridge will grow, with copper prospects likely emerging soon.
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Copper Ridge
Severe freeze damages crops and fatalities shock community
A hard freeze damaged crops across Bluestone Wrights Valley and Clear Fork areas with wheat, corn, fruit and berries reportedly hit. Sherman Reynolds of St. Clair's Crossing faced heavy losses in vegetation. A ten-year-old, Callie Evans, daughter of George and Mrs. Evans, died of pneumonia and funeral services were set for 2:30 PM at the Pentecostal Holiness church.
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Bluestone
Wrights Valley
Clear Fork
Otate
Sherman Reynolds
St. Clair's Crossing
Callie
George Bvana
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Visitor Miss Lite Meets President Coolidge at White House
Miss Lite, guest of President and Mrs. Coolidge, visited the White House with another member of her party. The president congratulated her on her voice the first picked up over the English coast radio. He said he was delighted to meet her and praised her wonderful voice. Lite hails from the home of former secretary B. Sleing and will soon perform in the Student Prince in Atlantic City.
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Leety Wells
Main’ Street
Virginia
J. Ll
Washington
Northfork
Mins Cooa
Lee Philpott
Graham High
C.M. Fister
Bedford
Eilis Williama
Studenta
Miess Tomtmy Murphy
Alek, Boracher
K. B. ‘Thomas
T ¥.Lyton
A. J. Harvey
Goolidge
Misa Lite
Coolidge
Miss Lite
Virginia Side Eyes Opening Baseball Game
The Virginia Side anticipates the baseball opening with several hundred local fans expected to attend. The fair sex appears more eager than the men, and indications are women will turn out in large numbers to witness the opener.
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Virginia
Virginia Side
Mamond
Wise County Sunday blue laws stir talk of closures
Wise County eyes strict Sunday enforcement of blue laws prompting talk of closing garages and restricting automobile supplies. Judge Steen instructs grand jury on Sunday laws with possible exceptions for accidents or breakdowns. Ministerial backing noted while Wise County history recalls prior Sunday train prohibitions.
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Wise County
H. A. W. Steen
Wise Court House
Clinch Valley
Miss Litz Interviews President Coolidge in Philadelphia
Miss Sallie Lits of Bluefield Virginia visits Philadelphia as a member of the Student Prince production. She discusses her career and the show with President Coolidge during a brief civic visit.
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Miss Litz
President Coolidge
Sallie Lits
Bluefield
Alager
Philadelphia
Church Circle Social Details at Monthly Meeting
The Lois Circle hosted refreshments after a business chart and social hour. Eunice Gfrele received the Loving Cup for the month’s largest percentage. Twenty one attendees participated in the meeting amid notes of local business opportunities and cheap rent.
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Indiek
Relief comes quickly to Bluefield invalids
Relief comes quickly to Bluefield invalids who have suffered for years many restored to health by Pepgen. Mrs J H Clifton reports stomach relief appetite improved sleep better and renewed energy after taking Pepgen. W H Johnson notes kidney pain backache and nervous fatigue improved appetite and relief. C C Day describes nervous indigestion and renewed strength after Pepgen. Y A Carter sees reduced heart pain headaches and better digestion. M A Freeman praises daughter Pletta after Pepgen improved appetite weight and energy. Mrs J B Waller says her husband with dyspepsia finds lasting relief and can eat larger meals without indigestion.
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Bluefield
Pepgen
J. H. Clifton
Princeton Ave
Cay
W.H. Johnson
Carpenter
Carolina Ave
Mra. C. C. Day
Park St
Y. A. Carter
Central Station
Mercer St
Altamont
Pletta
Rompe Eer
J. B. Waller
Bluefeld Avenue
Norfolk and Western Railway
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Ciceronian Literary Society
Wing Cup
Meadowbrook
Andy Burton
Norfolk
Ant Western
Burton
Falls Mills
Witenheth
Linkous
Tom Gileaple
Itle
Welch
Tasewell
Tazewell
Salme Well Coimbuldtrea
Mil
Linary Bodinees
Rey
Silk
Princeton Avenue
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