School poster contest offers prizes for crime prevention posters
Under the Parent Teacher Council a prize contest for school children awards $2 to first place, $2 to second and $1 to third for posters on crime prevention. Entries close October 20 with judging by Mrs Ips, Mrs Clagcott and others.
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Parent- Teacher Council
t-Teacher Council
Teleph
Mre 7
Ips
Mra
T. H. Clagcott
Mre
Franche Fox
Mre. D. French
Margaret Harding
Luncheon Fetes Miss Elizabeth Adney Before Her October Wedding
A Monday luncheon at Pinefield Country Club honored Miss Elizabeth Adney who will wed Mr. Charles Benjamin Hole Jr. of Greensboro on October 14. Attendees included Miss Adney’s sister and many local society figures as flowers brightened the club setting. The note also mentions a bridge tournament at Bluefield Country Club starting Friday with prizes for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinefield Country Club
Atven
Elizabeth Adney
W. C Feimater
Miss Adney
Charles Benjamin Hole, Jr
Greensboro
N. C
George Barger
Baillie Schenck
Greenshboro
N Cc
Cuv Hughes
J. FE. Plavdes
Geores Bareer
RC Plackintock. Jr
Flizabeth T Mavdes
Memphis
Tenn FN
Asher Bible Council meeting features Mrs Mitchell
Miss Helen Mitchell, violinist, presented two exquisite solos with James Elmer Brown as accompanist at the Asher Bible Council gathering held in Y W C A rooms. Miss Ruth Rader presided. the lesson story was told to an interesting audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mitchell
Asher Bible Council
James Elmer Brown
Ruth Rader
First Baptist Ladies Report and Luncheon Bible Study
Mrs T P Hubbard led a gathering where Mrs Lera Cox Miller and Miss Catherine Guthrie presented reports, with Miss Lillian Mathena and Miss Virginia Harrison updating the employment bureau and membership drive. Miss Mae Shelton led the quizzes and Mrs T H Clagcott ran the study period. church members enjoyed luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Hubbard
Lera Cox Miller
Catherine Guthrie
Lillian
Mathena
Virginia Harrison
Mae Shelton
The
First Baptist Church
T. H. Clagcott
Effie Gollinger Weds Herbert V Bisney in Baltimore Ceremony
In a Monday Baltic Lutheran Church ceremony in Baltimore Miss Effie Gollinger became the bride of Mr. Herbert V. Bisney. The couple left for a two week honeymoon then will reside in Bluefield. Mr. Bisney works as a draftsman for the Appalachian Power Company and has lived in the city about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Effie Gollinger
Herbert V. Bisney
Blaney
Bluefield
Bisney
Appalachian Power Company
Gamma Delphian Chapter Meeting Postponed
The Gamma Delphian Chapter meeting this afternoon is postponed to Tuesday of next week. It will be held at the Y building on Federal Street. Notice of the date change is given.
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Gamma Delphian Chapter
Y. Building
Federal Street
Report on Clarksburg State Convention Presented by Bowen
At a regular United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in the Elks Parlor Mrs Reese T Bowen delivered a detailed report on the recent state convention at Clarksburg. The presentation drew strong interest and appreciation from members including Mrs Mabel Baker Bell Mrs W A Pankey and Mrs Lula Watkins.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Elks’ Parlor
Clarksburg
Reese T Bowen
Mabel Baker Bell
W. A. Pankey
Lula 8
Watkins
Delegates Named For General Convention In Arkansas
Flapper Fanny states Mrs. J Herve Johnston and Mrs. W H Thomas will attend the general convention at Springs Arkansas in November. Mrs. W B Hicks is elected treasurer of the local chapter for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herve Johnston
Tet Springs
Ark
W H. Thomas
Presdent
W. B. Hicks
McGee Baby Born at Bluefield Sanitarium
Mr and Mrs J C McGee of 525 Bluefield Avenue announce the birth of a daughter Sunday night at Bluefield Sanitarium.
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J. C. McGee
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bland Street Methodist church youth Officers elected
At Bland Street Methodist Church the young people's department elected officers for the year. The new slate includes Superintendent Frank Smoot assistant superintendent Miss Elizabeth Shelton secretary Wm Thompson treasurer Miss Ollie Clarkson and devotional leader. Officers are to meet Wednesday at 7 15 in the church auditorium.
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Young Peole’s
Bland Street
Departure of Mrs Bays Leaves Gap in Service Group
Miss Margaret Bailey led the service division while M Prillman directed music with Eddie Bailey at the piano. The group mourns the loss of Mrs J A Bays who is leaving for the southwest. She built the department from few members to a large turnout, showing her worth and loyalty.
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Margaret Bailey
M. Prillman
Eddie Bailey
Margaret Bane
J. B. Wagner, Jr
Bertha Newton
Harry D. Williams
Mra
J. A. Bays
Southwest
Excelsior B Y P U Meeting at First Baptist Church
Regular meeting of Excelsior B Y P U held Sunday at First Baptist Church with strong turnout. President Ross Cadle opened the session and reports from each Union were excellent. Calvary B Y P U won the banner. A splendid program was presented by the Union of the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior B. Y. P. U
First Baptist Church
Ross Cadle
Calvary B. Y. P. U
Local Notes and Moves Among Townsfolk
Attorney R E Moore will leave for Buffalo Lithia Springs for ten days of training. L M Crotty has resigned from Dr J Keil and moved to Greensboro to join Justice Products Co. Tom Ramage of Mount Carmel Pa attended funeral services for Harold Ramage. Mrs F B Shaffer of Princeton shopped in the city. Mrs Irene Kane and Ellen, with Mr and Mrs J B Woolridge, returned from Chattanooga after news of Mrs Kane's stepmother Mrs Charles Darling's death. Charles Edward Smith Jr visits grandmother Mrs F E Barton in Pennington Gap Va. Charles Fields at 1012 Greenbrier Street improves under typhoid treatment at Bluefield Sanitarium. George Dean of Narrows continues treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Moore
Buffalo Lithia Springs
L. M. Crotty
J. Keil
Greensboro
N. C
Justice Products Co
South
Tom Ramage
Mount Carmel
Harold Ramage
F. B. Shaffer
Princeton
Irene Kane
Ellen
J. B. Woolridge
Chattanooga
Mra. Kane
Mra
Charles Darling
Charles Edward Smith, Jr
F. E. Barton
Pennington Gap
Charles Fields
Greenbrier Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
George Dean
Narrows
Local notes on Bluefield residents and visitors
Injuries at Bluefield Sanitarium were discharged this week and returned home. Mrs. Tierney of Powhatan shopped in the city. Mrs. Eubanks and Mrs. Parker plan a trip to Welch for a Grand Chapter meeting. Miss Hendricks left St. Luke's in Richmond for home with relatives. Mrs. Easley, formerly of Bluefield, visits bluefield. Mrs. Black left for New Orleans for the Episco-Triennial convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Sanitarium
J. L. Tierney
Powhatan
W. E. Eubanks
George Parker
Welch
Eubanks
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
Mary Eleanor Hendricks
St. Luke's Hospital
Richmond
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Child Health
A testimonial from Mrs. L. Babcock of Appleton praises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for helping a long-term invalid girl gain seven pounds after eight boxes. The ad claims the product boosts strength and tissue growth, urging readers to buy 60 tablets for 60 cents and seek the original McCoy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Babcock
America
Goodykoontz Drug Co
L. Babcock
Appleton
Community Briefs From Bluefield Area Happenings
Mrs. Black returns from Elkins after being named first vice president of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs. Dal Muir of Shamokin attends funeral of Har o Miss Harriett Cooney. Several locals travel for events and family visits including a trip to Richmond for newlyweds Clarence and wife Bon nie Sprinkle.
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Harold Black
Bonnie Sprinkle
Henry Owens
Norton
A. P. Bryan
Bryan
Moore
Tazewell
Bluefield Sanitarium
W. H. Thomas
Elizabethton
Tenn
F. K. Whited
Drill
Richmond
J. W. Snyder
George G. Greenacre
Bluefield
St. Luke's Hospital
H. A. Lakas
Floye Sisson
Marjorie Kneé
James
1926 Will Be Submitted at Regular Rates
A partial readable line notes that a 1926 publication will be submitted at regular rates and will not influence the judges or their decision. The context remains unclear and no extra names or dates are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Pana
Cemsin
Sibs
Wil Bo Gaal
Mactedden Publiderrs Publications
Faneeee
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Miss Lb Perry
Society Bait
Ofice
YG Poe
Bluefeld Country Club
Asher Council
Edna Wallace Mopper
Grandother
France
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Flapper
Young People’s Department
Ace
Simmons Company
New York
Simmons
Atlanta
San
Francisco
Mountain District
Pacific Coast
Elmer Brown
B W. Hose
Ralph Millar
Burkes Garden
Kimball
A Gillespie and Baby
Charleston
Beaufont
Flat Top Grocery CO
W. Va
Eclipse Grocery & Milling CO
Virginia
Sterling Grocery Company
True Story Magazine
True Story
Lin Story
York City
Alain Wit
Muabscrid
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