Thanksgiving Socials Fill Bluefield Holiday Weekend
Bluefield students from Concord and Bluefield colleges returned home for Thanksgiving weekend for social events. dances at the West Virginia hotel and Robin's Beat drew crowds with Al Magale and Pendiaton orchestras. Churches and schools hosted services and programs while charities provided free meals to dozens of families aided by Union Mission, Salvation Army, and Appalachian Lunchroom. community spirit applauded by Mrs. P W Poff.
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Bluefield
Concord Kane Klub
West Virginian
al Magale
Chaperona
Sea
Concord
Aeston
Robin's Beat
Princeton Road
Gas Club
R. R. Lee
J. D. Hodges
Martinsville
Aple
Union Mlestan
Naxarene
Appalachian
Salvation Army
P. W. Poff
Blue+ field
Amateur Artisans Center Opens in New York
New York November 24 a complete craft center has opened under the Young Women’s Christian Association in cooperation with the New York Society of Craftsmen. The studio offers tools benches and guidance for weaving dyeing engraving sculpture pottery woodcarving textile work and other arts, aiming to fit youths for jobs and nurture talent.
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New York
New York Society of Craftsmen
Maybeury P T A Observes Father's Night Program
Attendance reached about 100 as Maybeury P T A held a Father's Night on Wednesday. Mrs. C Moore chaired and welcomed attendees, with Invocations by Nelson O C Vawter. John Dennen and Mrs. Hampton Crawford from Pocahontas performed solos.
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Maybeury PT. A
C., Moore
Nelson OC. Vawter
Moore
John Dennen
Hampton Crawford
Pocahontas
Don Hendricks
W. G. Fergueen
Taylor Davis
Worth
J. T. Peters
Avgai
W. G. Ferguson
Prayer Circle Meets At Mrs Hypes Home
Brown Webber Circle will meet until 7 45 this evening at the home of Mrs G L Hypes 920 Pent Street A large attendance urged.
Holiday Visitors Dinner at Laird Home in Washington Street
Misses Hiza Harriet Frances Tynes and Hattie White from Tazewell joined Thanksgiving dinner at Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Laird on Washington Street. They will visit Staunton, Va., with Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Tynes, returning Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Tynes of Tanerwell also attended Thanksgiving dinner at the Laird home.
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Hiza Harriet
Frances Tynes
Hattie White
Tazewell
J. R. Laird
Washington Street
Synagogue Services At Local Synagogue This Evening
Services will be held at the synagogue this evening at 8 with Rabbi Nathaniel Share preaching on Baruch Spinoxa The God intoxicated Man. Children's services are Saturday morning at 16 33 and the forum meeting is at 8 o clock Sunday evening.
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Nathaniel Share
Baruch Spinoxa
Sixth Annual Church Dinner at Immanuel Lutheran
The Ladies Bible class of Immanuel Lutheran hosts the sixth annual church dinner in the primary Sunday school room at 6:30 this evening. Miss Charlotte Berryman, key organizer of the class a decade ago, is honored. Men and women of the church, including the Men’s Bible class, join in the informal event regarded as a standout on the church calendar.
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Immanuel Qutheran Church
Charlottne Berryman
Ite
Atrumental
Brushfork P T A Holds November Meeting at High School
Brushfork P T A met at Brushfork High School on Wednesday afternoon. Students presented a Thanksgiving program and Dr Lepper, a visiting speaker, gave a talk on Thanksgiving. President Mrs J L Hicke and Aubrey Stowers followed with brief remarks. A short business session concluded the meeting.
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Brushfork P.!. A
Brushfork High School
Lepper
Mro
J. L. Hicke
Aubrey Stowers
Junior Cotillion Dance at Elks Ballroom
The Junior Cotillion club sponsored by Ray Mots school of dancing will host a second dance Saturday evening from 8 30 to 11 40 at the Elks ballroom. Al Massie and his orchestra will play. Admission by card. Club officers include President Gores Waugh Vice president Miea Nancy Campbell Secretary treasurer Mine Mary Bath Caton floor managers Buddy Waugh and Miss Patay Ano Burgens, jeadera Bobby Vish and Miss Anna Mae Fauchtenberger.
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Ty the Ray
Jeadera
Bobby. Vish
Anna Mae Fauchtenberger
Blue flash boys return home for Thanksgiving holiday
George Lambert Robert Douthat and Phil Hyman are among the Blue flash boys from West Virginia University Morgantown home for Thanksgiving. C W Anderson 200 Rogera Street suffers a week of rheumatism while G W Breela and Mrs Oscar Morrisette recuperate at St Luke's hospital. Mag Idge Matz visits Roanoke for the Thanksgiving game and dance. Miss Lilian Shepherd visits Richmond Virginia for William and Mary game and Sigma Nu Phi dance then Norfolk with old school friends. Mrs R B Yost and daughter Ruth enjoy Thanksgiving in Asheville and other North Carolina spots. Henry Shepherd visits Richmond schoolmates.
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George Lambert
Robert Douthat
Phil Hyman
West Virginia University
Morgantown
C. W. Anderson
Rogera Street
G. W. Breela
St. Luke's Hospital
Oscar Morrisette
Mag Idge Matz
Roanoke
Lilian Shepherd
Richmond
William and Mary University of Richmond
Sigma Nu Phi
Norfolk
R. B. Yost
Misa Ruth
Asheville
North Corona
Henry Shepherd
Trajans Cinch Place In Rose Bowl Game
Southern California clinches Pacific Coast Conference title at Pasadena and is set to defend Rose Bowl honors. Trojans have defeated Tulane this season and hold a 3-0 Rose record, with Michigan Colgate Alabama and Pittsburgh named as likely eastern contenders.
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Trajans
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
West
Pasadena
Trojans
Southern California
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Tulane
Trojan
Michigan
Colgate
Alabama
Poly
Talgut
The Granada Offers Final Showings of The All American
The Granada theatre advertises the last performances of The All American featuring Richard Arlen and the All American football stars. The evening program promises a great screen experience with football action and news updates, urging audiences to attend this afternoon or tonight for an unforgettable entertainment event.
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Granada Theatre
Richard Arlen
Thoraday
Granada
Pletarn
Mount Athos and Saintly Life on the Holy Mountain
A Washington bulletin for the National Geographic Society paints Mount Athos as a medieval theocracy where women are barred, monasteries glow with icons and frescoes, and monks live strict, prayerful lives. It notes mixed modern facilities, rare manuscripts, and artist monasteries while contrasting austere devotion with worldly comforts.
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Washington, D. C
Chalcalke Peninsula
Greece
Villasea
Bulletin
Santa Claus
Thaoctatia Republc
Mount Athos
Emparom
38Th Street
New York
Holy Mountain
Moderniat
Serbia
Bulmraria
Anatolia
Constantine
Arista Man Dies After Car Crash At Rock On Highway
J. L. Buckland aged 39 of Arista West Virginia died at Bluefield Sanitarium from injuries suffered when his car struck a rock on the highway near Springton. His mother in law Mrs A K DeHart of Arista was badly injured with a fractured knee. Buckland died about thirty hours after the accident. He had recently signed with Weyanoke Coal and Coke and was to report for duty. He is survived by his wife married two months. Body to Mercer Funeral Home for burial preparation.
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J. L. Buckland
Arista
W. Va
Bluefield Sanitarium
A. KE. DeHart
Buckland
Springton
Mercer Funeral Home
Montcalm
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Boosts Vitality
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a youthful remedy. It claims to cleanse the bowels, stimulate the liver, and restore energy without harsh laxatives. Pills priced 15c, 80c, and 800.
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Dr. Edwards
Dr. Edwards Oliva
Duquesne Snatches 3-0 Victory With Late Kick
Pittsburgh November 24 A late placement kick by Duquesne back Silvio Zaninelli gave the Dukes a 3 to 0 win over Geneva college in a hard fought game before about 16 000 holiday fans The kick echoed Duquesne’s earlier 8 to 0 win over West Virginia Larry Sullivan was injured and replaced by Avella’s Sullivan who filled in capably
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Pittsburgh
Tle
Silvio Zaninelli
Duquesne Fllback
Dukes
Geneva College
Duqueany
Zaninelli
West Virginia
Larry Sullivan
Kilmer Layden
Sullivan
Avella
She’ll Stay Single Leap Year Truth Talk
A woman answers a leap year question about proposals with humor, declaring she will remain single and not be fooled by societal pressure. The exchange highlights independence and personal choice in relationships.
Proposing to the olives inspires Tit-Bite quip
A cheeky line from Tit-Bite mocks marriage proposals as impractical with a terse toast about olives, reflecting a humorous editorial aside from a period page.
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Merry
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs Calotabs Ad
Thousands of physicians recommend Calotabs a nauseal ease calomel compound tablet that imitates laxative effects without unpleasantness. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water clears congestion by morning leaving you feeling fine with a hearty breakfast. Calotabs sold in 100 and 75 cent packages at drug stores.
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Joe Bough
Drux
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