Bridge Party Decor and Social Details at Jefferson Street Home
Society Yow hosts a fall bridge party at the Jefferson street home with blue tulle decorations and chrysanthemum baskets. Guests competed at nine tables. prizes went to Mrs. H E Mattox and Mrs. C R Derant. Preparations include upcoming Shott Flynn Gary party and a Bland Street Methodist reception led by Long with Woman's Missionary Society refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refter Shott
Mike Flynn
Mere
H. E. Mattox
C. R. Derant
Ihs
Flynn
Gary
Shott
Mire
Claude P. Blair
Ned Shirey
8. V. Brooks
W. A. Bodell
L. G. Scott and
H. D. May
Missionary Society Meeting at Calvary Baptist Church
The Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church met Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs. R. J. Tyler’s home with good attendance. Mrs. S. H. Clark led the devotional, business was conducted, and plans were set for the new year’s work. Officers elected: president Mrs. R. J. Tyler, vice president Mrs. Ethel Whitaker, treasurer Mrs. Leonard Whitaker, secretary Mrs. W. J. Lilly, campaign treasurer Mrs. B. H. Cooper, circle leaders Mrs. E. Gloss and Mrs. G. W. Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
R. J. Tyler
S. H. Clark
Ethel Whitaker
Leonard Whitaker
W. J. Lilly
B. H. Cooper
E. Gloss
G. W. Wolf
In honor of the new pastor Nev J A Baylor and Dr
A brief community notice honors the appointment of the new pastor Nev J A Baylor alongside Dr. 8 D in a church ceremony. The event marks a leadership transition and welcomes the clergy in a local Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev. J. A. Baylor
8. D
No Gray Hair No Falling Hair from Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper touts Hair Youth claiming it prevents gray hair dandruff and hair loss. She describes a regimen with an eyedropper and scalp care, promising thick healthy hair and sample availability by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Secant
Edna Wallace
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Music Appreciation Club Hosts Halloween Themed Meeting
The Music Appreciation Club met Thursday evening at Dearborn Street home of Elizabeth Cawley. Hazel Caldwell led the secretary's report and Bertha Rodgin the treasurer's. Bertha Rodgin spoke on Life of Handel. William Kell played cornet, Evelyn Gibson and Nina Hambrick performed Clayton's Grand March duet. Five new members attended, refreshments with ice cream and cake were served, and attendance contest leader Elizabeth Cawley led by three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Appreciation Club
Elizabeth Cawley
Dearborn Street
Hazel Caldwell
Bertha Rodgin
Handel
William Kell
Clayton
Evelyn Gibson
Nina Hambrick
Hallowe'en
Charming masquerade ball at Masonic Temple charms city
The Shrine Club staged a Halloween masquerade at the Masonic Temple last evening. Costumes ranged from sublime to ridiculous with unusual originality, while Repass' orchestra provided music. During intermission guests enjoyed sandwiches ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Shrine Club
Birthday Party Honoring C G High Held at Albemarle Street Home
A Thursday evening celebration hosted by Mrs. High on Albemarle Street honored C G High with music by Miss Reynolds and Miss High and refreshments served at 11. Local residents and visitors including Kell Huffard Lynch Reynolds Linsenmeyer and several High and Honaker family members attended. A flurry of social visits and travel news followed with relatives from Roanoke Lee Street and Madison County noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. High
Local Social Visits Describe Winter Travel and Family Guests
Hazel Elliott enrolled at Centenary College. Johnson City hosts included Mrs. Hugh F. Swingle formerly of Bluefield. I K B Stone and F E Taylor hosted in Huntington and Union Street. Albert Faris of Crew Virginia visiting R C Berry. Mrs G A Shirey spent winter with daughter Mrs David Moore at Lakeland Florida and traveled with daughter Mrs W Tracy to Petersburg and Bluefield. Mra J R Williams joined husband in Williamson and plans a brief Huntington visit. Thomas Shore of Winston-Salem on business. Mrs Robert Wilson of Portsmouth visiting Mrs Will Easley. W D Lambert along with Miss Louise Drebert and Miss Mabel Carson of Crumpler motor to Bluefield for a shopping trip.
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FE. B. Harris
Lee Street
Appalachia
J. M. Harris
Roanoke
George Strader
S&s. N. Worley
Bluefield- Princeton Road
Jessie Honaker
Jefferson Street
R. W. Shelton
Saeger
W. Va
J. W. Overstreet
W. G. Williamson
Vivian
T. L. Henritze
Middlesboro
W. A. Simpson
Covington, Ky
F. E. Taylor
Union Street
Simpson
Tampa
Fla
Elsie Heberer
San Antonio
Tex
Moffett McCue
Sidney Kaufman
New York
John W. Haldren
Baltmore
Joe Turley
Pocahontas
Hazel Elliott
Centenary College
Johnson City
Hugh F. Swingle
Bluefield
David Moore
Lakeland
Fila
Petersburg
W. ©. Tracy
J. R. Williams
Williams
Williamson
Huntington
Thomas Shore
Winston-Salem
N. C
Robert Wilson
Portsmouth
Will
Easley
College Avenue
W. D. Lambert
Louise Drebert
Mabel Carson
Crumpler
Mrs. Martha Bosworth Laid to Rest in Bluefield
Funeral for Mrs. Martha Anne Bosworth mother of Mrs. W. S. Becker was at 116 Oakhurst avenue yesterday at 3 pm. Her body was buried at Maple Park cemetery after a large gathering, with floral tributes and telegrams of sympathy from former western homes. Ministers Rev. Samuel W. Moore and Rev. Dr. S. D. Long led the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Anne Bosworth
W. S. Becker
Oakhurst Avenue
Maple Park Cemetery
Samuel W. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
8. D. Long
Funeral Service for Mrs Bosworth Reflects Christian Life
A quartette from the First Presbyterian choir and Mrs C G Harris Mrs Walter Griffiths P B Lovelace and Hunter M Roach with Mrs P B Barrow accompanied led the musical portion. The service honored Mrs Bosworth with Scripture readings and minister remarks. The body rested in the warm afternoon sun awaiting the resurrection morning. The family and friends extend deep sympathy amid rising Yankee influences in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
C. G. Harris
Walter Griffiths
Lovelace
Hunter M. Roach
Barrow
Lady Astor Draws Fire From Passing Show Commentary
London critics note the Passing Show’s remark that nothing seems safe from Lady Astor's fierce disapproval and she is deemed unyielding in public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lady Astor
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Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
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Camapa
Federal Street
Big City
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Veal
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Jamison
Minnesota
Atmore
Michigan
Delicia
Floyd County
New Orleans
Aunt Dinah
Tidewater Brand
Peerless
Libby
Marvin
North Carolina
Clarke
Clark
Clark’s
Glass
Princeton
Norton
Northfork
War
Bland Street
Welch
Princeton Ave
American
England
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