Dance Is Sponsored At Pine Manor Lodge
Pine Manor lodge hosted a Friday night dance with a large list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Browning Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nichols Mr. and Mrs. M. McDowell Mr. and Mrs Jeff Smith Mr. and Mrs. L. Beatty and many others as well as Miss Chella MacNeuse Miss Ruth Lutz Miss Rose Howard Miss Maxine Saunders and additional guests led by Mrs Olivia Griffith and Mrs Frances Yeager in attendance throughout the evening.
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Pine Manor Lodge
M. G. Browning
Artrs
Homer Nichols
M. McDowell
Jeff Smith
L. Beatty
Ray W. Rhodes
Nicholls Howard
Chella MacNeuse
Ruth Lutz
Rose Howard
Maxine Saunders
Ann Kidwell
Margaret Crowe
Olivia Griffith
Julia Bonham
Lillian Miller
Laura Het Jin
Donna Pauley
Tilerra Hamilton
Cynthia Falkner
Lt. Scott
Frances Yeager
Betty Bonham
Bernard Miller
Josph Howard
John Acillo
Sabe Howard
J. Ryan
Leo Moses
Mitchell Waddad
Glenn Wiseman
Abe Abraham
Robert Crause
L. T. Bars * Rett
F. Griffith
Paul Lewis
Hg, Broadwater
Tos Foster
Nitro High to Host Car Carnival and Events
Nitro High School will hold a Friday and Saturday car carnival in the gym at 7 PM with booths refreshments and an amateur hour. Proceeds go to the athletic association fund. A carnival queen will be chosen and the Young Ladies Sunday school class met Monday night for a covered dish shower. The Nitro High alumni planned a dance date to be announced. Pierre Witry 58 prominent local businessman died after a month of illness. funeral set at St Francis Church with local pallbearers. Surviving include widow daughter two sons and siblings.
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Athletic Association Fund
Methodist Episcopal Church
Estelle Staton
Isabelle Staton
LeVera Wiley
Homer Hudnall
Vera Waldorf
Nitro Chamber of Commerce
St. Francis Church
St Albans
Father Joseph
Sunset MM
F. A. Lintzmeyer
R. L. Sibley
Joseph Stamm
L. F. Hartrantz
Magh Rutrott
E. L. Hendricks
R. S. Walker
Carl N. Hand
Earl Snyder
CG. E Smith
C. J. Kautz
F. H. Nalley
Anna F. Witry
Suzanne Witry
Henry J. Witry
John Phillip Witry
Nitro
John Scher
Liesa Witry
Luxembourg
France
The
Presbyterian Church
Twenty-first Street
Constance Snyder
Helen Snyder
Virginia Willams
Lorraine Williams
Barbara Hayes
Icon Bush
Lionel Hextead
Wendell Harrison
Joseph Coen
Rutherford Hil
Grenfiel Estep
Ray Ellis
Williard Rowney
Huntington
Hugh Moore
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chester I. Petorff
Thirty Eleventh Street
James Lewis
Ripley
Spanish Warfare Augurs Tomorrow's Blood Purge
New York dispatch reports observers foresee a protracted Spanish upheaval with no decisive victory likely. Catalonia backs Madrid against Franco while factions like anarchists and various socialist groups vie for influence, signaling a long cycle of revolts and purges across Spain.
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DeWit MacKenzie
New York
Spain
Spain Faces Deep Political Divide in Civil War Era
A fragmented view of Spain's conflict outlines competing groups and aims. Republicans lean toward radical change with anarchists and communists seeking proletarian rule through revolution, while Franco's fascist insurgents draw support from conservatives and monarchists. A tense struggle between democracy and dictatorship looms as both sides fracture into rival factions.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco Meads
Franco
Maly
Germany
Dunbar Community Notes Highlight Local Meetups and Births
Dunbar news items cover the farm women club meeting at 2:30 PM at Mrs A G Rice’s home on Mound street to operate a gift basket drive for Christmas. Eleanor Bigelow outlines next year’s work. Akers of Second street hospitalized in Charleston for an operation. Mr and Mrs Clarence Windon travel to Point Pleasant for nephew’s illness. The Huffmans move to Thurfalo. she is Mona Stargeon. Edith Smith hosts a five birthday party with many local children and family guests. Mrs Kean, longtime Dunbar resident, noted. Group Will meeting announced at nearstock VU B church. birth of a son to James Franklin Deane on Lichiner street also recorded.
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Jack Moody
Morris Smith
Miami
Fla
J. E. Temple
Joe
Indianapolis
L. J. Lattimore
Charlotte
Nitro
Pierre Witry
William Lett
SW. Lett
Twenty-sixth Street
Farm Women’s Club
A. G. Rice
Mound Street
Eleanor Bigelow
N. RB. Akers
Second Street
Mountain State Base Plat
Charleston
Clarence Windon
Point Pleasant
Windon
Fred Koskey
Hersey Huffman
Thurfalo
Huffman
Mona
Edith Smith
Mildred Mitchell
Jean Mariana
Ethel Edwards
Anna Ler Edwards
Ruth Rogers
Mildred Shilty
Doris Mee Gergan
Rebecca Richardson
Marc Ruchte Miller
Ruth Pennington
Christine Davis
Mildred Lowery
Leona Painter
Thelma Smith
Mary Mitchell
Mary Anna Devers
Doreeas Spence
Hayden Buckalew
Rove McCorritk
Junior Cottrell
Arnold Turley
Harvey Barton
Nearstock
VU. B
versaVounhie
Israel Faggart
Lightner Street
Clifford Deane
James Franklin
Lichiner Street
Deane
Local Notices From Ports mouth and Roxalana
Misa Clare Richardson of Ports mouth Shia The Hey John Roy Wolfe pastor of the First Baptist chiec will today elare the meeting which he has been condita Mrs Cora Tart of Gilendan is vis iting Mr and Mrs Howard Ander son of Roxalana A British owner of carrier pigeons has just welcomed back a bird which returned after an absence of six years.
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Misa Clare Richardson
Portsmouth
John Roy Wolfe
First Baptist
Chiec
Cora Tart
Gilendan
Howard Anderson
Roxalana
Capitol Dramatic Club Presents Two Plays at Fruth School
The Capitol Dramatic club will stage two shows, a one act titled School Days at Simpkins Ridge and Cyne thia's Strategy, a musical comedy, Wednesday night in the Fruth school auditorium. Proceeds go to the Fruth school mill fund.
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Capitol Dramatic Club
Simpkins Ridge
Cynethia
Fruth
Suit Filed For $20,000 In Injuries After Auto Crash
Mrs Ordice Brown of Ganley Bridge sues Hobart Riser Fox Coorless Dry Cleaners Inc and others in circuit court seeking 20000 for injuries she says occurred as a passenger in a car. Counsel says the automobile in which she rode was involved in an accident.
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Ordice Brown
Ganley Bridge
Hobart
Fake Ticket Sale Charged At Football Game
Cecil Jones was arrested by state police yesterday charged with selling fake tickets at a football game. The report notes the incident involved a truck owned by Fox and driven by Kiser. Dr Paul Stevenson of St Louis has been awarded the order of the white cravat by China.
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Kiser
Cecil Jones
Paul Stevenson
St. Louis
China
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