Mission Circle Meeting Plans September 22 Dinner Included
The Lockie Rankin Circle of the Bland Street Missionary Society will meet in Hamilton Hall on Tuesday September 22 at 6 o clock. Dinner will be served by the ladies of the society. Miss Elizabeth Shelton leads the program with Mrs Nash Mrs Wagner Mrs Burnett Miss Weaver Miss Brammer among speakers and Miss Mitchell and Miss Spangler providing music. Pledges for the third greater will be paid at this session and full attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockie Rankin
Bland Street Missionary Society
Hamilton Hall
Ladies of the Missionary Society
Elizabeth Shelton
John Nash
J. EB. Wagner, Jr
Harry Burnett
Minnie Weaver
Billie Brammer
Helen Mitchell
Helen Spangler
Pre nuptial bridge party at Ivy House for Miss Winters hue
Mrs Hille Petty hosted a six table bridge event at Ivy House on Ramsey street in honor of Miss Winters hue ahead of her Wednesday marriage to J John Irvin Clingenpeel. Fall flowers brightened the room as guests shared a salad course. Ruth Bodell won high, Margaret McCue took low, and the honoree received a guest prize. Attending were Miss Winters, Margaret WCChe, Margaret Lazenby, Ruth Lazenby, Mary Louise Archer, Marjorie Knee, Mildred Peery, Elizabeth Peery, Virginia Peery, Ruth Bodell, Helen Mason, Nora Bergin, Kate Markle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy House
Hille Petty
Ramsey Street
Margaret McCue
Misses Winters
Margaret Wcche
Margaret
Ruth Lazenby
Mary Louise Archer
Marjorie Knee
Mildred
Elizabeth
Virginia Peery
Ruth Bodell
Helen Mason
Nora Bergin
Kate Markle
Cardus praised for women’s relief in old testimonial
Mrs. Peters of Ingraham Illinois recalls illness marked by weakness and pallor. Her father tried Cardus after other remedies failed and reports strong improvement after a single bottle, leading to continued use. Cardus, linked to Cardui’s long history, is presented as proven by medical authorities and thousands of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingraham
Grace Methodist Church hosts Bible Council gathering
Mrs A Hiameon's Circle of Grace Methodist Church served a menu for the Virginia Asher Bible Council at the Y W C R rooms. Various members led lessons prayers and reports including Alaska tour accounts and future quiz assignments. Delia Collins plans a Daytona winter departure as members send affectionate messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hiameon
Grace Methodist Church
Virginia Asher Bible Council
Williamson
C. B. Claytor
C. J. Caldwell
Sup
T. H Claggett
Effie Loudermilk
Elizabeth Shelton
Lillian Mathena
Mary Becker
Alaska
Blanche Brammer
Becker
Mae Shelton
Elizabeth Bond
Margaret Taylor
The High Forfeit by Basil King at Bluefield Public Library
Theo Brent elopes with a bank clerk and faces her millionaire father s ultimatum then moves to a Brooklyn apartment. The novel follows a strained marriage under poverty s weight and asks if true love can endure. A vivid drama with a startling final solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Brent
Basil King
Bluefield Public Library
Theo
Long Island
Brooklyn
Mission Study Class Explores Life as a Stewardship
The Mission Study Class of Trinity Church Woman's Auxiliary has begun the study Life as a Stewardship. Mrs. J. M. Carter teaches with circle members assisting. Mrs. J. C. Goodson's Circle had the largest attendance and all circles are represented. Afterward, fruit punch and wafers were served by Mrs. W. H. Carr with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Trinity Church
J. M. Carter
J. C. Goodson
W. H. Carr
P. L. Dye
R. A. Rothrock
D. B. Templeton
Delta Delphian Chapter Opens First Regular Meeting
Delta Delphian Chapter will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Y W C A rooms on Federal street. It will be the first regular meeting of the chapter and a full attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delphian
Federal Street
DAR Chapter to Convene at Mrs Buchannon Home
The John Chapman Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. T. Buchannon on Albermaine Street. The executive board will meet at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. T. Buchannon
Albermaine Street
Thisfternoon
Ladies' Bible Class Plans at First Christian Church
The Ladies' Bible Class of the First Christian Church will hold a meeting with study and fellowship. Members are invited to join for conversation, prayer, and refreshments in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Bible
The
First Christian Church
Pepsodent Film Combatant Promises Tooth Improvement
Modern science offers Pepsodent as an effective film combatant that coats and removes film, protects gums, and beautifies teeth quickly. Mail a coupon for a ten day tube or buy a large tube at any drug store to notice a dramatic difference in teeth and overall appearance.
Flapper Fanny Plans Birthday at Mrsint Bailey Home
Flapper Fanny announces a birthday party at the home of Mrsint Bailey on College avenue. The outing begins at 3 o'clock with supper served at 6 o'clock when husbands of members are invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Bureday
Rsint Bailey
College Avenue
West Virginia UDC leaders depart for Clarksburg meeting
Mrs. W. H. Thomas of Russell street president of the West Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy and Mrs. Reese T. Bowen state registrar of Poplar street left last night for Clarksburg to attend the state meeting convening Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
Russell Street
West Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Reese T. Bowen
Poplar Street
Clarksburg
Vege Monthly Meeting of W C T U at Mrs Bowles Home
The vege monthly meeting of the W C T U will be held at Mrs B Bowles 326 Fourth street this afternoon at 3. Officers for the next year are to be elected and a full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vege
Family announces birth of George Martin Jr
George Martin Jr. is welcomed by his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Martin of Hanover Street. The mother before marriage was Miss Exther Swecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Hanover Street
George Jr
Miss Exther Swecker
Epworth League Union to Meet at Bramwell Methodist Church
The Tri district Epworth League Union will convene at the Bramwell Methodist Church on Friday evening at 8 o clock. The Woman's Missionary Society of College Avenue church will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Union
Methodist Church
Bramwell
Woman's Missionary Society of
College Avenue
Poet Church
Burnett Couple Welcomes a Son in Roanoke Street
Mr and Mrs E J Burnett of Roanoke street announce the birth of a fine son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Burnett
Roanoke Street
Bryant couple motor to Radford and back via Wytheville
Mrs A P Bryant and her husband motored to Radford Sunday returning via Wytheville. Mrs Robert Terry and Mrs Carson Brown of Ingleside shopped in Bluefield Saturday. Miss Ida Staton of Columbus Ohio...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Bryant
Radford
Wytheville
Robert Terry
Carsom Brown
Ingleside
Bluefield
Ida Staton
Columbus
Local residents host visitors from Roanoke to Welch and Bluefield
A roundup lists multiple visits and travels: Harry Crigger of Roanoke to Mrs. Crigger at her parents in Bluefield area, Mrs. A. B. Sexton joining Honaker store staff, Misses Ethel Gladys and Hazel Shuey enrolling at Blackstone College, and numerous trips to Salem Martinsburg Columbus and Morgantown. Several relatives and friends return from weekend trips or welcome guests in Bluefield and Welch.
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Scottsville
A. T. Newton
Virginia Beach
Harry Crigger
Roanoke
Crigger
J. W. Snyder
Ethel
Gladys
Hazel Shuey
Rogers Street
Blackstone Colere
Ella Hatcher
G. B. Johnston
Salem
G. EB. Rosenberg
Welch
D. B. Lyons
Marvin Bowman
Bluefield
Laurel Fork
Ellis Cruise
Columbus, C
L. Kaufman
Highland Avenue
Mack White
Bluefield Sanitarium
Margaret Harding
Dennis Clark
Matoaka
Lula F. Cooper
Faye
Theo Hatcher
Bebkley
Blanche Mills
Honaker
Noel Dameron
Columbus
Cameron
J. C. Crawford
Ron Miller
Kathryn
Morristown
Tenn
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised After Childbirth
Agnes of Taleville New York recounts relief after childbirth using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites prior bladder inflammation and displacement and notes the tonic helps when feeling run down, recommending it to local women and confirming availability through druggists.
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Taleville
New York
Liverpool
England
Pinkham
Brockville
Canada
Agnes
New
Ly Pinkham
Robbed Hair Looks Wonderful With Tiny Tint Wa Golden Giant Bhampoo
A quirky note praises a product called Golden Giant Bhampoo, claiming it gives hair a shaded tint and a striking look. It emphasizes tiny tint as the key feature and uses playful wording to describe the effect.
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Haggart
B. H
Neon
BE P. Stringfellow
W. O. Tracy
F. T Ridbey
Moffett McCue
Kiones McCue
Es Coots
JP Jone
Ee D. McCue
Illinois
Cardus
Asher Bible Council
Book Review
Delta Delphian Chapter
Pepsodent Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Addreen
Pepsadenth 'S
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W.C.T.U
George Martin, Jr
Tri-District
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W. M.S
B. J. Ferguson
Greater Bluefield
M. O. Lockard
J. F. Land
Brady Sutherland
John Marks
Cincinnati
Detroit
Gertrude Herbert
Louise
Lillian Woolwine
Glen Lyn
Lena Baker
Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington
Miss Doraker
B. B. Brasley
Pearisburg
Judge M. Williams
Carrie Williams
Etheria
Julia C. Taylor
Ann Clemons
Clifton Forge
Ellens. Devault
Fackgon-Henderson Co
Ok Cent
Jersey
Baronet
Binefield Furniture Company
Simmons Company
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Atlanta
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