Double Birthday Party Honors Mrs Ross Stover and Glenna Stover
A Wednesday evening event hosted by Mrs. C W James and Mrs. R Lee Davis at Prosperity celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. Ross Stover and Glenna Stover. Pink and white decorations, two large birthday cakes, and music by the Woolwine brothers and Norman Toney accompanied refreshments for a large group of friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. James
R. Lee Davis
Ross Stover
Glenna Stover
Prosperity
Woolwine Brothers
Norman Toney
Omer Wright
Julia Jarrett
Evelyn Hicks
Katherine Aker
Clymouth Johnson
Olen Richardson
Clyde Underwood
Missionary Group Social Meeting Held at East Main
Members of Young Women's Missionary Society group No. 5 of First Christian church met last evening at Mrs. Beaty's East Main home. Mrs. Beaty led the business session with Mrs. Doss and Mrs. Beaty guiding devotional time. Social hour featured games won by Mrs. A S Davenport, followed by Easter color themed refreshments for guests including Mrs. Harry Watkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
J. R. Beaty
Beaty
Doss
A. S. Davenport
Harry Watkins
Clyde Cook
Lee Porter
W. C. Mullens
Thelma Smith
Lora Freeland
Sarandon-Cliffie Cardullias Wedding Invitations Issued
Invitations have been received by friends and relatives for the marriage of Miss Cliffie Cardullias to Mr. Chris Sarandon. The ceremony is set for Sunday April 28 1935 in Tarpon Springs Florida. The card requests the honor of your presence from Mr and Mrs Peter J Cardullias, the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffie Cardullias
Chris Sarandon
Tarpon Springs
Florida
Peter J. Cardullias
Cliffie
Chris J. Sarandon
Beckley Man to Wed at Tarpon Springs Church
On April 28, 1935 at four o'clock in the afternoon at St. Nicholas Church Tarpon Springs Florida a wedding will take place with a reception at Municipal Pier. The groom Mr Sarandon a popular Beckley business man will depart Sunday with A Missas and Harry Katsuris of Oak Hill for Tarpon Springs. Cleon Sarandon the groom's brother will leave with Baxter Laird E C Jessee Tim Konelas Sam Thies and Mr and Mrs Mike Fotos to attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Church
Tarpon Springs
Florida
Municipal Pier
Mr. Sarandon
Beckley
A. Missas
Harry Katsuris
Oak Hill
Cleon Sarandon
Baxter Laird
E. C. Jessee
Tim Konelas
Sam Thies
Mike Fotos
Huntington
Friendship Class Banquet at First Baptist Pleasant Inn
The Friendship class of First Baptist held a Easter themed banquet at The Pleasant Inn last evening. Miss Sylvia Bolen led as toastmistress and guests enjoyed solos and readings by group members. A Sunshine Sisters feature highlighted the program amid a seven o clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Inn
Friendship
First Baptist Church
Sylvia Bolen
Gladys Lowe
Rosalind Carroll
Bessie Carroll
O. S. Jones
Sunshine Sisters
Eva Light
Bessie Tolbert
Lillian Honaker
Belle Daugherty
Vella Lilly
Willantha Bird
Virginia Burleson
Personal notes on local visitors and travel plans
Local society column lists Miss Justine Sterne leaving for Lynchburg Virginia to spend the weekend with her sister Miss Juanita a Lynchburg College student. Mr and Mrs J G Polley motor to Charleston today. Mr and Mrs C H Meador returned from a winter in Miami Beach Florida. Mr and Mrs L M Ross of Logan are guests of Mr and Mrs W T Blakeley in Home Court. Mrs Nathan Pickus to leave Sunday night for New York City to buy merchandise for their new store. Mr and Mrs Joseph Abdelnour of Roanoke are guests of David Rahal and family due to illness and death in the Rahal family. Miss Erdine Griffith of Bluefield arrived to spend Easter with Miss Beatrice Lemon on the Reservoir road. Miss Myrtle Howery, previously Miss Lemon’s guest, returned to Mullens. Mr and Mrs Harry Snouffer and son Gary plan a visit to relatives in Galleon Ohio with Mr Snouffer returning early next week. Mrs C L Calloway and daughter and sons Miss Margaret Alice John and Charles arrived from Athens to spend Easter with Dr Calloway. K Douglas Bowers has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Sterne
Lynchburg
Juanita
Lynchburg College
J. G. Polley
Charleston
C. H. Meador
Miami Beach
Florida
L. M. Ross
Logan
W. T. Blakeley
Homecourt
Nathan Pickus
New York City
Joseph Abdelnour
Roanoke
David Rahal
Rahal
Erdine Griffith
Bluefield
Beatrice Lemon
Reservoir Road
Myrtle Howery
Miss Lemon
Mullens
Harry Snouffer
Gary
Galleon
Ohio
Snouffer
C. L. Calloway
Margaret Alice
John
Social Roundup of Easter Weekend Visits
A Charleston business visit highlights a flurry of family and friend gatherings. Miss Culley James of Bristol hosts her brother Dr Harwood James in Fairview Street, while William McG Banks of Randolph Macon Academy visits Raleigh with his parents. Numerous others plan Easter trips to Lynchburg Union Monroe County or Huntington and Washington.
Presbyterian Choir To Present Cantata Easter Cantata
Easter celebrations at the First Presbyterian church Beckley will feature a cantata by the church choir. Soloists include Mrs. A. V. Smithson Miss Caroline Wausum and Baxter Laird with duets quartets and choruses in the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Beckley
A. V. Smithson
Caroline Wassum
Baxter Laird
Four Aces system debuts in contract bridge masters scene
The Four Aces system, termed the world champions approach, is unveiled by players David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby, and Howard Schenken with Waldemar von Zedtwitz. It centers on a valuation table where the ace equals three points, the king two, and the queen one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burnstine
Michael Gottlieb
Oswald Jacoby
Howard Schenken
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
IT'LL BE A TWIN WEDDING AND THE JACK ONE HALF
Bridge bid theory explainer outlines opening bids one no trump responses and balance handling. It details principles of anticipation level shifts aces and king rule lead-directing doubles and slam bidding strategies for declarer and partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
Psychic bidding cautions for aces and lead-directing bids
Psychics for psychic bids note rules for opening bids. Do not open with a suit under four cards or from second position. Do not begin with lead directing bids in first or second position. A fake lead-directing bid is cited as the most valuable psychic to thwart a laydown slam.
Sunrise Services at Daniels Community Church
Sunrise services will be held at the Daniels community church Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Sunday School will follow the prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Community Church
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