Annual mother daughter banquet at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Mission Circle held their annual mother daughter banquet at the First Baptist Church with a spring yellow and green motif. Out of town speaker Mrs Hugh D Pickett of Fairmont gave the address and a devotional period featured a sacred duet. Many Circle members and guests attended and a brief business session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
Alle Chamberlin
Mary Louise Robinson
Mildred Jones
Fatina Trisier
Beryl Furman
Hugh D. Picket
Fairmont
Claire Menear
Rose Grinpan
Charles O. King
Della Bennett
Paul Defenbaugh
Sarah Mahaffey
Lester Linn
Donald Carrico
C. H. Deem
Hugh D. Pickett
Alfie M. Chamberlin
Grace Whitescarver
Lillian Wolfe
Aretha Brown
Sarah Barcus
Olive Patton
Made Robinson
Lulu Smith
Ada Willamson
Lulu Fralinger
Cora Solomon
Stella Poling
Charles ©. Shay
O. C. Shafer
Evelyn Pitzer
Prim
M. J. Farns‘worth
Tillie Morgan
Jara Miller
Nellie Gatrell
Edith’ Lewis
Maude Palmer
Gertrude _Menear
Tda E. Jaco
L. L. Bradley
Lilé. Thomas
Etha McCafferty
Hazel Withers
Belle White
George R. Kinsey
Patty
Ann Jaco
Prancesseee
Joaniné. Ford
Jeanne Menear
Eirryset Grinnan
Mary Jean ‘Ani
Juanita, Gattel
Mary Virginia Sandsbury
Martha Gattell
Bernita. Brown
Mary Louis Fohinson
Marjeninett
Ann Elizabeth Robio
Frances Newham
Phyllis” Doin
Jackie ‘Trainum
Dorothy Grawford
Frances Proudfoot
Donna Ryan
Dorothy Proudfoot
Gwendolyn Proudfoot
Bert Furman
Farina Trisler
Helen Plum
Ydna H
Hendrickson
Gladys L.& Miller
Woman's club meetings and social notices
March dates outline club activities at U B church Elks home Cozy Rest and First Presbyterian church. reviews and rehearsals led by Mrs Holt and others, D A R luncheon at 1 30 p m, Lend-a-Hand circle gathering, Pocahontas meeting, Theta gift event and Blueville ties referenced. social gatherings include bridge party and Now and Then Club bingo with prize winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
U. B.’ Church
James C. Holt
Arthur E. Hertaler
Elks Home
Harold Debendarfer
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cozy Rest
First Presbyterian Church
John Muter
Grafton Park
Redmen’s Hall
Local notices announce weddings and birthdays in Blueville district
Announcements list a marriage on March 12 in the First Presbyterian manse with Dor sey Kenneth McWilliams of Clarksburg marrying Virginia Rosely of this city. Mrs. McWilliams is the daughter of Etley Bosely of Beverly and worked at Garr China. They plan to reside in Graton. A birthday party for Lena Pearl Shackelford in Blueville featured games and gift-opening with many friends and family attending, including Nancy Watkins and Mary Frances Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rosely
Dorsey Kenneth . McWilliams
Clarksburg
Frank J. Turvander
C. S. Shuttlesworth
Blueville
Dorothy Felts
Grafton
McWilliams
Etley Bosely
Beverly
W. Va
Garr China Company
Dorsey McWilliams
B. and O. Railroad Company
Graton
Lena Pearl Shackelford
W. R. Shackelford
Nancy Watkins
Charlotta Fawcett
Ellen Norris
Pauline Watkins Lake Hudson
Gladys Luzadder
Carolyn Tobias
Sarah
Trade Winds thrills at Strand with Wanger production
Dalton Trumbo story for Katharine Haviland Taylor informs Gary Kanin direction. At Strand Theatre Walter Wanger presents Trade Winds a fast moving romantic melodrama starring Fredric March and Joan Bennett. Kay Kerrigan flees San Francisco after a murder believes herself guilty. She disguises hair and travels through Orient with Sam Wye the witty detective in pursuit. Ralph Bellamy Ann Sothern provide strong support amid exotic locales Hawaii Japan China Indo China and the Malay Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Walter Wanger
United Artists
Fredric March
Joan Bennett
Miss Bennett
Kay Kerrigan
San Francisco
Orient
Fredrick March
Sam Wye
Ralph Bellamy
Ann Sothern
Hawaii
Japan
China
Indo-China
Barclay on Bridge The Initiative Is Yours From Shepard Barclay
The column discusses bridge strategy when partner has not doubled and the adversaries hold a time contract. If you doubt your side can make, weigh the sacrifice cost against the hostile game value. Decide whether to sacrifice based on likely points and opponent strength.
Spade and diamond shifts set contract in a tricky bridge deal
In a mixed bridge deal East opened with 1 Spade, West bid 1 No Trump, North 2 Clubs, East 2 Spades, South 3 Clubs, then 1 Clubs. East jumped to 3 Diamonds revealing a six four shape. West shifted to 3 Spades, North 4 Clubs, East 4 Spades. South and West passed, North saying his hand was weak to spades. East doubled on general principles, leading spades then diamonds, West shifted to hearts, and the defense won five tricks, setting the contract two for 300, while North-South profited if East had continued to 4 Spades.
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North
East
West
South
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Bridge question on 4 Spades doubled and heart continuation
In the described auction East must return a heart that preserves the defense’s diamond and club signals. If partner bid clubs earlier, East should play the heart that ensures partner’s holdings are described while avoiding giving away control. The key is to extract lead direction and maintain communication for the remaining tricks.
Personal News From Town Shows Illness and Visits
Wayne Robinson of Blueville recovers from an attack or influenza. Miss Lillian Rine of Mounds ville visits sister Mrs Durward B. Brown on Thayer street. Mr and Mrs Charles Englehart of Charleston visit city relatives. Mrs Joseph Conley of Tunnel ton underwent major operation at City hospital Saturday morning. Mrs Gladys Cathell of Rowles-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Robinson
Blueville
Lillian “Rine
Local Hospital News and Domestic Updates
Burg was admitted to City hospital Saturday. Miss Louise Romo returned home at 340 Cherry Street Saturday after confinement in City hospital. Delbert Robinson of 36% East Main Street was discharged Saturday. Mrs. Newton Price is reported improving from influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patton Monroe returned to Hartwood Virginia Saturday after a honeymoon visit with relatives in Blueville and Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sisier
A. B., Shanabarger
T. J. Galiher
Prank Crawford
Fairmont
Man Confesses to Wife Murder and Buries Body
Cunningham signed a confession to County Attorney Morris admitting he strangled his wife Eudora after a night of domestic discord. He described dragging her eight feet and burying her in a shallow sewer near occupied homes, citing overwork and nagging as motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Page
Eudora
Cunningham
Lewis R. Morris
Morris
The Arizona Wildcat opens at Dixie Theatre
Jane Withers stars in The Arizona Wildcat a 20th Century Fox western at the Dixie Theatre opening Sunday. The film blends action and comedy as Jane and Leo Carrillo uncover sheriff involvement with bandits in Mineville Arizona. Fans praised the lively, fast moving story and Withers performance.
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Jane Withers
Arizona
Jane
Arizona Wildcat
Leo Carrillo
Jses
Mineville
Henry Wilcox
Carrillo
A Man to Remember at Opera House with Anne Shirley
A Man to Remember traces a rural doctor's life over twenty years at the Opera House Sunday to Tuesday with Anne Shirley Ed ward Ellis Lee Bowman and more. Ellis the town physician battles infantile paralysis while his son Bowman returns from medical school and a romance with Miss Shirley ends in marriage. The doctor risks his reputation to warn against an epidemic by printing notices and treating children free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Anne Shirley
Edward Ellis
Lee Bowman
William Henry
Ellis
Miss Shirley
Bowman
Robert Sisk
RKO Radio
Trade Winds location shots praised by Garnett and Toluboff
Garnett, director of Trade Winds, spent two years filming striking location shots in Insula Ceylon India and the Laccadive Islands. Art Director Alexander Toluboff crafted seven sets that align with Garnett's photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insula
Ceylon
India
Laccadive Islands
Garnett
Alexander Toluboft
Bed Slat Slaying Probed by Jurors in Gallia County
Gallia County grand jury was ordered to meet next week to investigate the fatal bed slat beating of Ray Betz, 26, at the home of Stanley Fulton, 30, near Bullville. Fulton and his wife were in custody. Mrs Fulton, lightly injured, pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
W. Re | White
Gailla County
Tax On Judge's Salary Tested In High Court
The government asked the Supreme Court to rule it may tax federal judge salaries. It sought to collect 61 dollars tax on 12500 dollars income in 1932 from Joseph W. Woodrough of Omaha, a judge on the eighth circuit court of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph W. Woodrough
Omaha
Eighth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society Reporter
Keyser— Theta
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Potomac State College
Rolfe Shay
Sovereigns of Sway
Pan-Hellenic Association of
Thetas
D. C. Lough
William Allender
J. Guy Allender
Robert Denton
Richard Bell
Murphy
Annavntmante
Romans Anwar
Paul Murphy
John Packman
William C. Lawson
Richard Robey
Packman
Lawson
Robey
Henry Welch
William D. Pisher
Lawrence R. Swisher
Pearl Poling
Wilford Street
Estella Kisner
Mary Etta Moore
Pearl Sandsbury
Ruth Crouser
Lulu Evans
Nina Sturm
Kisner
Edith Miller
Crouser
Evans
Sturm
Mary Reisinger
Mary Wagoner
Minnie Stil
Sammie Camden
Elva Gough
James Roy
Miriam Isner
Orchard Street
Dalton Trumbo
Katharine Haviland-Taylor
Gary Kanin
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Svar Lee
Aus
KS Akre
Ake
Etures Syndicate
Anji
Dixie Theatre
Baldwin Aerosonic
B. Fawley Music CO
High Street
Morgantown
Morgan
Muggs
Skeeter Weir
May
Rae
Engl
Ytve
Sors
iPr Als
Ian Hn Hay Asl
BY Wally Bishop
Chen Tame
Beth
Les Forgrave
Foack Ave
Etta Kett
Sue
Will
Steve
By Paul Robinson
Albis
Answeiz
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