Kitchen shower honors bride-elect Tabitha Rush
A charming kitchen shower at Mrs. J Cra mond Hall on Lyndale avenue honored bride-elect Tabitha Rush with rhododendrum and honeysuckle decor. Guests solved a utensil guessing game, hemmed tea towels, and enjoyed a salad and ice course while Miss Tabitha Bush and others entertained with vocal numbers.
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Misa Tabitha Rush
J. Cramond Hall
Lyndale Avenue
Hall
BE. . White
T. O'S. Wilson
Dorothy Dike
Gladys Condi
Cleo Cash
Elizabeth Shelton
Tabitha Bush
W. Hue Wade, Jr
Bat Home
Gilen Street
T. O'y
Wilson
Miss Bush
Ray Graham
D. R. Goodin
T. OF. Willson
G. R. Giah
Dave Hatcliffe
Margaret
Winters McCue
Virginia Evans
Maraeret
May Jennings
Elizabeth Fond
Kathleen Harry
Tabitha
Sueh
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Smith on 65th Birthday
An enjoyable birthday dinner was held at 6 o'clock last Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W Smith on Rogers Street. The surprise occasion celebrated Mr Smiths sixty fifth birthday with a centerpiece of cream rosebuds and a bountiful menu. Guests included Mr and Mrs G M Durham Miss Mary Collins Pat Carey Miss Verna Echols and Thomas A Thompson.
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W. Smith
Rogers Street
Mr Smith
G. M. Durham
Mary Collins
Pat Carey
Verna Echols
Thomas A. Thompson
Old Soldiers Dinner and Music Recital Scheduled
Local events list a noon dinner at the Elks Club for old soldiers of both sides with sisters and Daughters of the Confederacy in attendance. Two service crosses will honor World War I veterans. Also planned is a violin recital by Vincent Penohelio and James Elmer Brown at Warlick's piano rooms, followed by Bluefield College commencement exercises at 10:30 A.M. Wednesday in the college auditorium with public invited.
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Porterfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. D. Robinette
Aloise
Elks Club
Ratcliffe
James Elmer Brown
Vincent Penohelio
Warlick
Bluefield College
Personal travels and visits across cities and states
J d McAnaney attends airbrake convention in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Bender and Miss Herrman visit Portsmouth. Mrs H T Riddick visits Charlottenville. Mr and Mrs T S Badkina travel by motor to Williamsburg for family and Phi Beta Kappa cornerstone ceremony. Mrs W H Wade Jr to Camp Creek for mother’s influenza. Tracy Walker and family attend Frances Walker’s graduation in Charles Town. Leonard Scott Bishop improves after ear abscess. Miss Lucy Wise returns from Montcalm. Mrs Lera Cox Miller leaves for Logan. Frances Litz visits Cumberland road and George W Lite in Chicago. Robert Hicks, Arthur Hendricks and Herschel Abshire plan Epworth League in Twin Branch. Mrs Page Gravely visits sister in Cumberland.
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J. d. McAnaney
Los Angeles
Cal
BH. A. Bender
Mary Herrman
Portsmouth
H. T. Riddick
Charlottenville
Badkina
Wil
Lucy C. Wise
Montcalm
Lera Cox Miller
Logan
Frances Litz
Tazewell
Chicago
George W. Lite
T. R. Smoot
Cumberland
Robert Hicks
Arthur Hendricks
Herschel Abshire
Twin Branch
W. Va
Page Gravely
Rocky Mount
N. C
B. H. Hancock
Highland Avenue
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Federation of Wom
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Morton Motor Company
Pinnacle Rock
Kathleen Porterfield
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United Shoe Repairing Corporation
Bradman Bldg
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Bluefield’s Millinery Center
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