Play Phillip for Short at Shady Spring High
Shady Spring High School Faculty present the three act farce Phillip for Short tonight at 7:00 in the high school auditorium. The comedy centers on Henry Dodge and a cockfighting plot as the staff portray lively domestic life with rapid humorous situations and a rooster flap gag.
Philathea and Hulbert Circles host meetings in Mount Hope
In Mount Hope West Virginia Mrs S O Shumate hosted the Philathea Mission Circle of the Baptist Temple on Broad Street with Mrs S H Thatcher presiding over the program on Starlight. Dozens attended including Mrs W H Raines and others for a social hour with light refreshments. multiple members and guests are listed. The report also notes various local residents visiting relatives and guests over Thanksgiving and weekend travel including trips to Charleston Huntington Buckhannon Baltimore and Princeton.
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S. O. Shumate
Philathea Mission
The
Baptist Temple
Broad Street
S. H. Thatcher
United States
F. E. Foster
Temple
W. H. Raines
Colorado Street
W. R. Ballard
Matthew
Luke
P. M. Snyder
W. C. Thompson
F. P. Hicklin
Robert Lilly
Rebecca Stover
C. E. Clapper
Clarence Figgatt
Fred Christian
Mary Reed
H. F. Shaffer
Taylor
Local Social Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Visit Highlights
Rubber King daughters Jean and Katherine of Cunard were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W C Thomson. Mrs Regina Thompson of Beck lew visited her mother Mrs C M Brown for Thanksgiving. Miss Inez Moseley returned home to Maloneton Kentucky after a visit. Miss Ernestine Woodville spent the weekend at home in Winona. Mrs Olive Boyd visited her parents Rev and Mrs T J Hopson at Parkersburg for Thanksgiving. Virginia Smith is ill and confined at home. The elementary school plans a Les Miserables production with a special matinee for students on Thursday. Mrs William Craver and daughters Virginia and Kathleen visited Mr and Mrs Earl Craver at Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Heermans
Ross Bennett
Springfield
Ohio
W. B. Jones
Lenora Bennett
Virginia Bennett
T. R. Bennett, Jr
Huck” Bryant
Buckhannon
Annabell Stack
Joyce Stack
Charleston
Hattie Hannah
Princewick
L. A. Wilson
Ruth
Loretta Jones
Emory Jones
Baltimore
Maryland
University of Maryland
C. L. Cook
Beckley
Mount Hope
C. R. Harnsbarger
Doss
Links Grove
Robert Honts
Eagle Rock
Virginia
F. E. Foster
Julia Secrest
Mary Jane
Wilma Bennett
Huntington
Marshall College
Ed. Bennett
James Grose
Lena Hummell
Princeton
Isaac Fry
Peter Paris
Jean
Katherine
Cunard
W. C. Thomson
Regina Thompson
Becklew
C. M. Brown
Inez Moseley
Maloneton
Kentucky
Ernestine Woodville
Winona
Olive Boyd
T. J. Hopson
Parkersburg
Virginia Smith
Blaine Smith
William Craver
Kathleen
Earl Craver
Whipple
Thanksgiving Week End Guests and Local Notices
Thanksgiving Day items note visits from E W Dunkley family and Mrs H M Adams and John Adams of Middlebourne. Funeral for infant of Claud and Mrs Kilsyth Elder. Jack Brophy visits Roanoke relatives. Arietta Tredway underwent tonsil surgery at Coal Valley Hospital. Galilean Girls to meet Mrs Raymond Tissue at Clinton apartments. Mrs W E Tissue visits Beckley relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Dunkley
H-M Adams
John Adams
Middlebourne
James Neal
Jennie Thomson
Claud Elder
Kilsyth
W. B. Caruth
Caruth
Wilkes-Barre
Jack Brophy
Campbell Flaherty
Brophy
Roanoke
Virginia
Arietta Tredway
Coal Valley Hospital
Montgomery
Galilean Girls of the Baptist Temple
Raymond Tissue
Clinton
No Decorations Darken Welch Streets This Year
Welch West Virginia December 6 Flooding of a basement storing Christmas decorations leaves the city without seasonal displays this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Welch
W. Va
Yesterday's Markets in Baltimore Demand Stronger Livestock Values
Cattle sales reached 650 with 1,000 holdovers, fats uneven but generally higher. Medium and good steers ranged 8.80 to 10.25 with 90 day fed loads around 1,300 pounds at 10.75, hogs held 1060 to 10.85 for 120-210 pounds and 220-250 pounds 10.20 to 10.60, sheep around 8.00 to 12.00 with lambs at 11.50 to 12.00 and ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. 8
S. Dept
Mostem
Buffalo hide with 579 names to be given to Oklahoma history group
A burned buffalo hide bearing the names of 579 members of the Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers association from 1880 to 1893 will be transferred to the Oklahoma Historical Society for preservation and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers’ Association
Oklahoma Historical Society
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Miss Steiner
Alfred Dukes
Mr. Lilly
Geranium
Miss Brash
Matilda Tucker
Mayfield Purity League
Crosby
Phillip McGrath
Mr. Bram
Mt. Hope, W. Va
Philathea Mission Circle
Harvey Firestone
America
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Studebaker
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Beckley Motor Co
Neville Street
Baptist Church
Beckley, W. VA
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