Boots and Buddies Plan Library Work And Study Course
Names of two books chosen by committees for upcoming year. Committees will supply materials on education events and register to study a course led by Dr. B B Northen under the parent teacher council. Registration starts before October 20 with course beginning in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Northen
Parent-Teacher Council
James O'Keeffe
Mra
J. Sublette
Cassandra Laird
Will C. Bass
E. Wade
C. H. Hatcher
R. E. Lazenby
J. M. England
E. T. Porterfield
Frank Longley
T. B. Ball
James O'Keefe
Surprise farewell party for Mrs. Bays at Hamilton Hall
About seventy five guests from Biand Street Methodist Church joined the young people and Lockie Rankin circle to honor Mrs. J A Bays before her move to El Paso Texas. The evening featured old fashioned games a luncheon and a playful Pullman porter skit ending with a traveling bag gift and a chorus of songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bays
Biand Street Methodist Church
Hamilton Hall
Young People's Department
Lockie Rankin Circle
Bays
el Paso
Texas
Rock party honors Annie Stanley visiting Ferrum Virginia
Mr and Mrs N C Stanley hosted a pleasant informal rock party on Wednesday night in honor of Miss Annie Stanley visiting from Ferrum Virginia. Guests included Mr and Mrs Barnes Ratcliffe Mrs William Alexander Jr Mr and Mrs Julian C Taylor of Clifton Forge Va Mr and Mrs Victor Devault and Mr and Mrs Dave Lowman. A dainty ice course was served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Stanley
Library chairmen meet at Bluefield library in health push
An enthusiastic meeting of the chairmen of the library committees of the parent teacher organizations in the city was held at the Bluefield public library Thursday afternoon, with the director presiding. Work for the year was taken up for discussion, and the committees were asked to place books in school libraries on health sanitation and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Public Library
W. C. Bailey
Men Invited to Union Meeting This Evening
Members employed and unable to attend other meetings are urged to join the union gathering this evening, with all men invited to participate.
Local society notes and visits in Bluefield area
Mrs R S Marshall of Kimball visited in Bluefield. J K Morgan and Arnold left for Florida. Mrs Totten misprint corrected as PTA officer. Miss Katherine Hutchinson operated on at Bluefield Sanitarium for tonsils. Mrs P E Vase and Dr T B Vase left for New York. Mrs Nettle Vass Steele returned from Williamson. J W Simpson underwent surgery and rests comfortably. Mrs J R Tilson improving at St Luke's. Mrs B J Worsham ill on Wythe Ave. Mr and Mrs H B Meador visit Goodview for weekend. Mrs Jack Neal guest at J W Bowser home. Miss Lashwitz and Miss Aileen Rogers visiting Radford. social events planned. Mrs EB Caldwell improving after illness. G Eaton and daughters visiting Daily home. Annie Stanley en route to Ferrum. Mrs D A Ramey visiting Wise. later to Princeton. Mrs J R Murphy visiting Knoxville. Mr and Mrs Lilly visit Bluefield from Beckley then Roanoke trip. Mrs J H Bush and family visiting. BC Pedigo visits Draper. Ann Pendleton Nowlin had tonsil and adenoid operation at Bluefield Sanitarium. Mrs Robert Moss shopping in city. Casper Wolfe of Baltimore visiting Spencer Armistead. J Will Batley en route home after Holston Conference. A B McDonald visiting Bluefield. E W Chelf to job with Appalachian Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hancock School
Totten
Elec
Katherine Hutchinson
Fulton Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
P. E. Vase
T. B. Vass
New York
Nettle Vass-Steele
Williamson
J. W. Simpson
J. R. Tilson
St. Luke's Hi
B. J. Worsham
Wythe Avenue
H. B. Meador
Ann Janette
Rogers Street
J. E. Meador
Goodview
Jack Neal
Thomas Gillespie
J. W. Bowser
Lashwitz
Tazewell
Aileen Rogers
Ohio
Beulah Flanagan
Radford
EB. M. Caldwell
Elm Street
Parel
G. Eaton
Bess
Clara
Staffordsville
J. C. Daily
Annie Stanley
Knoxville
Tenn
Priest Lilly
Beckley
J. H. Bush
Athens
Lillly
Roanoke
Lilly
Mabel
Mary Bush
Bluefield
Blursday
Pedigo
Severa
RC. Pedigo
Draper
Ann Pendleton Nowlin
R. A. Nowlin
Elkhorn
Robert Moss
Casper
Wolfe
Baltimore
Spencer Armistead
J. Will Batley
Kimball
Holston
Gouth
A. B. McDonald
Kimbalston
E. W. Chelf
Salem
Appalachian Power Company
Music Appreciation Club Hosts Notable Evening
Music Up on ¢ b hosted by Master Bobby Peters drew twenty one attendees including seven new members. The program featured violin solo by Bertha Rodgin with Blanche Douthat and Bobby Peters, an essay on Haydn by Mary Annon Bell, and Elisabeth Cawley on memories. R T Peters provided ice cream and cake as the event closed at 0:16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Peters
Bertha Rodgin
Blanche Douthat
Mary Annon Bell
Haydn
Elisabeth Cawley Pines
R. T. Peters
Bridge Luncheon Honors Miss Elizabeth Adney Bride-to-Be
A Thursday bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. S. A. Mann on Maryland avenue honored Miss Elizabeth Adney. Yellow decor with fall flowers set the scene. George Barger Jr. won high score, Mildred Peery took low, and Miss Adney received a guest prize. Mrs. Mann was aided by Mrs. R. C. Blackstock Jr. and Mrs. Guy Hi. Twelve guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Adney
S. A. Mann
Maryland Avenue
George Barger, Jr
Mildred Peery
Adney
Mrs Walton Sudduth Hosts Bridge For Bride-Elect
Mrs Walton Sudduth entertains this afternoon at bridge in honor of Miss Elizabeth Adney who is soon to be a bride forming a cordial social event in the neighborhood.
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Walton Sudduth
Bridge
Elizabeth Adney
Miss Gladys Bailey Hosts Bridge for Elizabeth Adney
Miss Gladys Bailey will be hostess Monday afternoon at bridge complementing Miss Elizabeth Adney who is to be among the attractive brides of the present month.
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Gladys Bailey
Bridge
Elizabeth Adney
Mary Crockett Evans Hosts Tenth Birthday Dinner Party
Mary Crockett Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Evans Lakeside avenue entertained several friends Wednesday evening with an informal dinner party in honor of her tenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crockett Evans
Ray Evans
Lakeside Avenue
Tri-district Union meeting moves to Webenezer church
All leaguers expected at the Tri-district Union meeting are to gather at Grace Methodist church at seven. Cars will convey attendees to Webenezer church for the event this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-district Union
Grace Methodist Church
Webenezer Church
Wagoner Class Holds Organization Meeting at Bluefield Church
Dr. W G Wagoner led a class organization meeting Wednesday evening in the basement of the new Methodist church at Bluefield Virginia. After business, members enjoyed a social hour with sandwiches and coffee as refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Wagoner
New Methodist Church
Bluefield
Bluefield Quota Club Luncheon Meeting Today
The Bluefield Quota Club will hold its regular luncheon conference today at noon at the West Virginian Motel. Members are expected to attend and discuss club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Missionary Union Circle to Meet Friday Evening
The Professional and Business Women's Circle of the Missionary Union of the Chii Church will hold a meeting Friday at 7 30 in the ladies parlor of the church. Members are asked to bring plans for outreach and a brief report on ongoing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Union of the
Chii Church
Kellogg's ALL_BRAN Promises Constipation Relief
Frightful disease claims to linger poisons the body and causes face blemishes and gray hair. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is advertised as the permanent relief when eaten daily, two tablespoons with milk, made in Battle Creek Michigan and sold by grocers and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Allbran
Sands
Ba Creak
Mich
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