Bluefield Club Advances Camp Work and Library Push
The Bluefield Woman's Club resumes meetings after Labor Day with plans to support Y W C A camp outings for forty children, a milk program for undernourished schoolkids, and a push for a West Virginia State Library Commission. The group also promotes a county fair dinner and a pottery exhibit, with a vote to send a delegate to the state federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Woman’s Club
F. Lick
8. C. Slaven
F. W. Udy
Gillaan
Pisgah
Woman's Club
Mra. Black
Black
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Pikins
Bluefield Club
Woman Credits Pinkham's Compound For Recovery
Mrs. Mary Wilhelmy of St Paul Minnesota says overwork worry and loss of appetite left her pale and weak. A physician advised an operation but recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which she took with great improvement gaining weight sleep and strength and feeling well.
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Mary Wilhelmy
St. Paul
Minn
Myusician
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilhelmy
Ladies Handicap Match Play Opens at Bluefield Club
The annual ladies handicap golf tournament at Bluefield Country Club begins with pairings and start times. Matches run 9:00 to 9:35 a m. defaults after a 30 minute no show. Defending champion Mrs B E Hale previously won the event.
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Bluefield Country Club
J. M. Herndon
W. H. Melthany
J. H. Kabler
Harriett French
H. H. Hagegart
H. Markle
J. H. Hardy
Elsom
Helen Huffard
Waiton
W. E. Gilkescht
Hale
S. N. Huffard
Mra. R. C
Geo. Barger
W. O. Tracy
U D C Elects New Officers At Mo Meeting
At a United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering in Mo the Elks lounge officers were elected. New officers include Mrs D M Bailey president Mrs H B Kitts first vice president Mrs W A Pankey second vice president Mrs F R Dow corresponding secretary Mrs L J Cutler recording secretary and Mrs W A Thornhill historian Delegates to the state meeting at Clarksburg September 23 25 were Mrs R T Bowen and Mrs KR Campbell with state president Mrs W H Thomas in attendance.
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United Jerm of the Confederacy
Elks’ Parlor
D. M. Bailey
H. B. Kitts
W. A. Pankey
F. R. Dow
L. J Cutler
W. A. Thornhill
R. T. Bowen
KR. B. Campbell
Clarksburg
W. H. Thomas
Luncheon and theatre party at West Virginian
Mrs. W C Pollock entertained her house guests Miss Eleanor Moore and Mrs C C Han cock with luncheon on Tuesday at the West Virginian followed by a theatre party.
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W. C. Pollock
Est
Eleanor Moore
CC. B. Hancock
Mary
Frances Laird
West Virginian
Miss Mary Sue Tynes Heads Martha Washington College Body
Miss Mary Sue Tynes departed yesterday to resume studies at Martha Washington College Abingdon Virginia and has been chosen president of the student body for the year.
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Mary Sue Tynes
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
Akers Couple Welcome A Daughter At Princeton Road Home
A fine daughter was born to Mr and Mrs W P Akers on September 8 at the home of Mrs R C Ruble on Princeton road. In submitting news items, avoid nicknames and use initials or full given names.
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W. P. Akers
R. C. Ruble
Princeton Road
Mrs G E Shumate Leads YWCA Luncheon Service
Mrs G E Shumate took charge Monday of the noonday luncheons for local business workers at the YWCA quarters on Federal Street. The move aims to streamline service and encourage community gathering during the noon hour.
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Mre
G. E. Shumate
Federal Street
Local Movers and Students Head Across States
Paul Cole left Tuesday to enroll for the session at W M I T. Bernard McClaugherty Jr Harry Goodykoonts Frank Hudgins Witt Hancock and Hampton St Clair left Tuesday for Davidson College Davidson NC joined at Narrows by Felix Ballard of Peters town. Mrs R J Smith of Peahook Va visiting Mrs C H Hinchee. Elisabeth and Bertrand Cromer have returned from Norfolk and Ocean View. Max W Stecker of Cincinnati is staying at the West Virginia hotel. John W Haldren and J B Gerald back from Moore Springs S C. Haldren’s health improved and he will return Thursday to the Springs.
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New York
Paul Cole
W. M.it
Bernard McClaugherty, Jr
Harry Goodykoonts
Frank Hudgins
Witt Hancock
Hampton St. Clair
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
Narrows
Felix Ballard
Peterstown
R. J. Smith
Peahook
C. H. Hinchee
E. Cromer
Bertrand
Elisabeth
Norfolk
Ocean View
Max W. Stecker
Cincinnati
West Virginian
John W. Haldren
J. B. Gerald
Moore Springs
S.C
Haldren
Springs
Nickel Plate Merger Hearing Reopened
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission reopens hearings on the Van Sweringen Nickel merger with five railroads examined. H D Royal testified as witnesses review voluminous exhibits while Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders seek cross examination. Further engineering and accounting data are slated for tomorrow as opponents push to block or modify the exchange of securities involved.
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Washington
van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Com
H. D. Royal
Chesapeake and Ohio
Oftan
Commission
Exchange of Securities
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Woman’s Club
Philip Goodwill
Bramwell
Ber
BE. H. Eskey
C. B. Wilson
State Library Commission
West Virginia
West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Library Commission
Misa Frieman
Bluefield Women's Club
Mrs. Wilhelmy
J. W. Waters Co
Federal St
Bluefield, W. Va
Miss Tynes
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Pirate’ Hat
Union Bible Class
Mre. C. E. Bourne
Peirtax Street
Thareday
Collins Denny
Mre Denny
Richmond
Bluefield
Collins Denny, Jr
Raymond Hale
Bedford Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Robert Williamson
McComas
Ruth Hill
Bland
Charleston
Beckley
Princeton
P. D. Bratton
Ralph
L. E. Lemons
Mise Sallfe Bratton
Mountain Lake
H. Bramison
B. N. Bonham
East Radford
R. A. Nowlin
Elkhorn
Anne
J. A. Ferrell
Atlanta, Ga
EW. Oliver
Mercer Street
Madge Hansbarger
Dorothy Nes
Re Va
RB. Parrish
Beulah Guilion
Thomas E. Peery
C. F. French
Guy French
French
Boots
By Martin
Atheville
R. L. Simpkins
Excelsior
Edith, Boss
Anna Marcum
Huntington
Elizabeth Cahill
New York City
EB. W. Francisco
Burley Houchine
Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Ellie
B. Houchins
Nettle Matz
Louieville, Ky
Max Matz
Esther Grows
Chicago
Michigan City
W. C. Fox
Kot Doggh TE Ata
Nik
Nickel Plate
France
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