Birthday Party Honors Months at Y Building
About 200 members and guests attended a January party at the Y on Federal Street with month themed tables and decorations. Miss Effie Loudermilk led, a nominating committee spoke on coordinated effort for finances, and performances featured the Girl Reserves and business girls in songs, stunts, and tableau reflecting the year’s months and the Womens Press.
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Federal Street
Effie Loudermilk
Association
Elizabeth Gwynn
W. J. Cole
Mary Becker
BE. A. Leonard
W. ©. Pollock
Herbert Markie
Nelle Brooks
Lera Cox Miller
F. A. Leonard
Hoge Mason
W. C. Given
Ruth Pendleton
Elizabeth McCue
Shumate
J. Hoge Mason
Mitate
Prank Y. Jackson
Mothers and Daughters
Andie Brammer
Blue Ridge
Campetris
Desir Gilmore
Kith Bond
Harry Ross
Georgia Willis
Hillie Petty
Christ
E. B. White
China
W.C. A
The
Mary Catherine Cutler
Margaret Taylor
Ina Oliver
Mary Decker
R. J. Quinlan
Miss Loudermilk
Miss Gilmore
Thureday
Fairview PTA Elects Delegates and Officers
At the ret regular meeting for the school year Mrs Claude Taylor was chosen delegate to the State PTA meeting in Huntington in November. President Willi C Kanley chaired with devotion led by Mrs W K Abrams. Miss Ruby Pryor was named secretary replacing Miss Blanch Toney. Mrs Jack Harrow became treasurer to fill Mrs Ben Draper’s vacancy.
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Fairview
Parent-Teacher Association
Claude Taylor
Jack Harrow
Ben Draper
Vre
J. Sublette
Parent-Teacher Council
Flapper Fanny outlines PT work and faculty meeting
Flapper Fanny presents the five outline for the current year and committees to serve during the term. Miss Cassandra Laird, school principal, introduces the faculty applauded by about fifty to sixty attendees. Information on Dr. B B Northen’s course “The Child His Nature and Needs” is available through Mrs Will Kanley at 1677-J.
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P.T
Cassandra Laird
B B. Northen
Will
Gamma Delphian Chapter Meets at Y W A Rooms
Gamma Delphian Chapter gathered at the Y W A rooms Tuesday for a routine meeting. Members discussed upcoming events and volunteered for community service projects.
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Gamma Delphian
Afternoon Excerpt in Bible Times Topic by Gamma Chapter
Mrs J P Gills presided at the session with Mrs Hugh J Shott Jr taking charge of the program. Several members reported on the text readings and the chapter plans a meeting at the Y on October 19 at 2 30 with subsequent fortnightly sessions.
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Exeypt
Bible Times
J. P. Gills
Hugh J. Shott, Jr
Gills
Hudson Huffard
J. E. Blaydes
CM. Flynn
J. Reynolds
0. M. Deverle
Rosenheim Hosts Elegant Halloween Bridge Party on Frederick Street
Mr and Mrs James H Rosenheim entertained with a six table bridge party at their Frederick street home Monday evening. Yellow Halloween decor dominated the tallies. Mrs Will Easley won the high prize for the winning lady and Willie T Mitchell claimed the gentleman's prize. Guests included Mrs D C Mitchell and many local friends. a salad course followed the game.
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Hugh ©. Peters
Vivian
W. Va
M. F. Torregrosa
FE. E. Hale
Coalwood
Mrs. Blake Bowling
McDowell
James H. Rosenheim
Frederick Street
Will Easley
Willie T. Mitchell
D. C. Mitchell
Slater
Rosenheim
E. Humphreys
Nick Bath
Will Basley
E. B. Witt
Roy Calloway
Herbert May
Jack Hammond
DE. Templeton
Carl Mitchell
Mason Rogers
Clarence Mulkey
Katherine Combs
T. C. Parker
Summit Rec reaction Club Dance at Robin's Rest
Mrs. W B Crawford will entertain Summit Recreation Club members with a dance Thursday evening at Robin's Rest on the Princeton road beginning promptly at 9 o'clock.
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W. B. Crawford
Summit Recreaction Club
Circles of First Christian Church Meet Thursday
All circles of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the church except Mrs Thomas Circle No 5 which will meet with Mrs Frank Borden on Albemarle Street.
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The
First Christian Church
Thomas
Frank Borden
Albemarle Street
Visiting Couples Stop in Columbus and Pargo
Mr and Mrs D C Currence arrive in Columbus Ohio to visit relatives in Bluefield Dr and Mrs H H Haggart enjoy a pleasant visit with Dr Haggart's parents in Pargo North Dakota
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D. C. Currence
Columbus, C
Bluefield
H. H. Haggart
Dr Haggart
Pargo
N. D
Travel and Family Visit Notes Around Princeton
Local society column lists Dr. and Mrs. J. E Bee and son Zach visiting Mrs. Bee's mother on Bland street, Helene Shafer departing for Cincinnati to begin winter school, and multiple residents visiting relatives in Pembroke, Welch, Montgomery, Pearisburg, and Raven. people mentioned include Mrs. A. Johnston and Miss Carrie Stinson. residents move to London, Kentucky and Richmond/Va areas.
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J. E Bee
Zach
Princeton
Cincinnati
George Cook
George
Reena Wyrick
P. K. Blankenship
Ramsey School
A. B. Johnston
Py Yairtas Street
Pearisburg
C. H. Andrews
Carroll Street
Piorida
William Sams
London
Fairfax Street
W. B. Johnson and Son
Richlands
J. M. Boyd
Halifax Street
Carrie Stinson
Raven
H. L. Shupe
Rural Retreat
L. W. Brewer
T. T. Cregar
B. Payne
Mary Ann
Knoxville
Tenn
Secretary of War Appointment Reported in Washington
The article notes Dwicht F. Davis being appointed secretary of war. It reports the general staff presented no case to the president’s air guard, and labor officials indicated no section in the case of Mexico finance minister Paui. A naval court investigating the Shenandoah disaster heard further expert testimony.
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Dwicht
F. Davis
Mexico
Paui
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Local Society Notes From Knoxville And Nearby Areas
Attendees included Norman Edwards and Catheryne Burkhart at a Knoxville wedding. Mrs. George Cook recovers at Boone Street home. HB Koontz left for New York on business. Mrs. Sam Standrod visits L A Hooper household in Spring Grove. Mrs. L H Little and daughter Mary visit son James J. Little on Rogers Street. Ida M. Clark and son Richard return from Dot two week visit. L H Mays K B Floyd and D E Mays travel to Lynchburg for V B Lane golden wedding. Isabelle and Virginia Preston recover from scarlet fever. Dr William Greenspon returns from Baltimore. Dr R O Rogers and Dr A H Hoge depart for Richmond for Virginia State Medical Association meeting.
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Mary
James J. Little
Rogers Street
Ida M. Clark
Richard
Dot
L. H. Mays
K. B. Floyd
D. E. Mays
Lynchburg
V. B. Lane
Wednesday and Thursday Dr Rogers and Mrs Rogers
The brief mentions Dr. Rogers accompanied by Mrs. Rogers on Wednesday and Thursday.
Fifty Adjudged In Contempt In Fairmont Mine Case
Fifty men and women, members of the United Mine Workers and their wives, were found in contempt of court by Judge W S Meredith in Fairmont circuit court. They were cited for violating an injunction that barred picketing at the New England mine of Consolidation Coal Company at Watson and Monongah. Penalties to be set on November 8 as the judge notes ongoing, organized efforts to disrupt the mine’s operation.
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Fairmont
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Meredith
New England
Consolidation Coal Company
Watson and Monongah
Defendants Bound by Varied Bonds in Injunction Case
Judge Meredith noted uncertainty about conspiracy extent and deemed the bond amounts between 200 and 500 dollars insufficient to reflect potential severity. Defendants, who allegedly violated an injunction, laughed and refused to hear the sheriff before continuing to violate the order.
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Meredith
Moscow News Embraces Copernicus After Lectures
Ekaterinoslav province learns the earth orbits the sun. A village peasant audience praises Copernicus after a traveling lecturer on astronomy. The crowd approves the heliocentric theory in a solemn resolution.
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Moscow
Ekaterinoslav
Ukraine
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Putnam
Fairview P. T. A
Flapper
Bridge Party
Gamma Delphian Chapter
Pleasant Bridge
Washington
A. F. Tinsley Manufacturing
St. Blueyield. We VA
Hoosier
Blaefield Furniture Company
Shiawley’s
Mercuanpur
Les Mowry
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