Richmonds May Federal Reserve Review Sees Improved Outlook
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports that by end May the district shows a better than year earlier outlook though not as strong as the prior month. Textile stocks, agri cultural conditions, farm labor, and building activity shape the mixed mood with stronger bank positions and declining district failures versus 1924.
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Local Visits Spotted Across Falls Mills and Pocahontas
Mrs Hundley and children and Miss Hazel Nash of Falls Mills visited Mrs Walk on Thursday. Miss Hazel Epperson visited Mrs H M Tabor of Bluefield. Mrs Sam Dangerfield and daughter Mary, and Mrs Glen Goff and daughter Ndith Marie of Buickevain visit relatives here. Ethel Butt and Lora, along with Dorothy Fowler, shopped in Pocahontas last Tuesday. Mrs M M Butt and sons Marvin and Eugene return home after a three week visit with Mrs Butt's parents at White Sulphur Springs. L H Carter and son Robert visited in Pocahontas Friday. Mr and Mrs E L Tabor of Nemours visited Mrs Tabor's parents Mr and Mrs G M Perdue Sunday. Ethel Butt was guest of Mrs G C Wallace Thursday. Mrs Dan Brittain of Falls Mills
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Hazel Epperson
H. M. Tabor
Bluefield
Sam Dangerfield
Mary
Glen Goff
Ndith Marie
Buissevain
Ethel Butt
Lora
Dorothy Foweler
Pocahontas
M. M. Butt
Marvin
Eugene
Local Social Notes Highlight Bluefield Visits and Family News
Mrs C H Jackson and Mrs J H Goosby were guests in Bluefield this past week while Mrs Ethel Crawford visited her sister Mrs Tom Rhyne in Bluefield. Vivian Page shows improvement after illness. Woodrow Crawford and Wilson Crawford visited sister Mrs Harry Murry in Pocahontas. Alma Butt and brother Raymond, with Robert Page, spent the weekend at Boissevain with Mr and Mrs I M Bowman and Miss Bertha Bowman.
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J. H. Goosby
Bluefield
Ethel Crawford
Tom Rhyne
Vivian
L. H. Page
Woodrow
Wilson Crawford
Harry Murry
Pocahontas
Alma Butt
Raymond
Robert Page
Boissevain
Mrs. I. M
Bertha Bowman
Oakvale Social Notes From Many Local Visitors
Mrs L K B White and Mrs C A Williams visited in Bluefield Tuesday to see W K E Wall at the Bluefield Sanitarium. Families from Kegley and Caples plus Oakvale residents gathered for visits and errands around town and nearby Princeton.
Woman Stuck With All Night Session in Commons
London May 30 Miss Ellen Wilkinson MP endured an all night sitting in the House of Commons and vowed not to repeat the ordeal. She watched sunrise from Thames Terrace as fellow MPs, including Lady Astor, showed resolve yet disliked the need to repeat such hours. Men nap during late sessions, while women prefer constant wakefulness aided by coffee. A separate item describes a ground effect racing plane using car wheels for takeoff and flight. Banana and yellow hues gain favor in England for their sleep inducing and appetite boosting associations, with the British Drama League involved.
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Ellen Wilkinson
House of Commons
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Thames
Lady Astor
England
British Drama League
Yellow scheme boosts Adelphi HQ to spark playwriting
Fourtive design choice given yellow decor at Adelphi Terrace new headquarters with Bernard Shaw andSir James M Barrie apartments. The Thames view and color create atmosphere for writers. Lord Eustace Percy, head of education board, praised the scheme at the opening. In a London hotel 1200 breakfast cloths in daffodil yellow used, management says the idea is...
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Death of boy after playmate drowning shocks Hammond
In Hammond Indiana, a year-old boy William Kennedy died after witnessing a playmate drown three days earlier. The tragedy followed the boy's exposure to the incident and the impact of the shock is noted. Meanwhile reports mention wrestler SS Munn is preparing for training.
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