Local News Notes and Club Meeting Plans in Huntington
Mr Hope and Mr and Mrs J R Craver traveled to Huntington on Wednesday due to the sudden illness of Mrs Lam Baxter at her niece Mrs Fred Dixon’s home. Mrs Baxter, stricken with apoplexy on Tuesday December 13, is in critical condition and is sister to the late Mrs Tomaris Craver. A study club will meet weekly at members’ homes starting December 19 with Miss Maude Blume to study Shakespeare and aim to complete the plays by May. outsiders may join with unanimous member approval.
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J. R. Craver
Huntington
Lam Baxter
Fred Dixon
Tenth Avenue
High School Forms Shakespeare Club
The senior class organized a literary society named the Shakespeare Club with Miss Lily Lee, the normal training teacher, as president. Other officers will be elected at the next meeting.
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Lily Lee
Bailey Delivers Humorous Lectures At Local Schools
Elwood T Bailey, noted humorous lecturer on the Redpath Lyceum Bureau, spoke Tuesday evening at the graded school auditorium to a small audience hindered by weather and other meetings. He repeated the talk Wednesday morning at the high school for faculty and pupils, with several listeners attending both sessions.
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Elwood T. Bailey
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Graded School
Bailey
Pupil John Raycher Enters National Essay Contest
One pupil from here entered the National contest for the best essay on How I Could Make the Highways More Safe. John Raycher, 13, an American born.
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John Raycher
Boy Pupil Noted For Poetic Talent At School
A boy of Czecho-Slovak parentage handed a neat and interesting paper to his principal. The paper has been forwarded to the Highway. John Raycher is an A No. 1 pupil and is skilled in composing poetry.
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John Raycher
Local social notes and visits fill week in town
Post office inspector Baker from Washington visited Monday. E M Tutcheler of New River Co hosted lunch for store men at New River hotel. Mrs Templeton Adair returned from Lewisburg. R L Pugh of Winona visited relatives. J R Arthur returned from Hinton to see son in law ill at Cooper's hospital. Mullens remains ill. Zarah Hannah, a nurse, returns from Lookout to seek employment. Revival at M E church draws large crowds with many attendees from nearby towns. Virginia Morgan leaves for Lewisburg, plans to resume studies in January. J G Ridinger and E G Watkins hosted dinner. they drove to Beckley. Houston Wilburn and Albert Smithson visited Wednesday. Sharlotte Kehm and Frank Smith conducted business in Thurmond and Harvey respectively. Ladies' Aid of Christian church met at D E Lilly's home. H A Smith left for Charleston to tend to injured husband. Elmer Warden of Beckley visiting his mother in town. J R Simms of Red Star called Tuesday. Melissa Lively guest of Scarbro friends last weekend. S D Lykins made a business call in Thurmond. Denzil Blake and Charleston guests at A C Blanchard's in Macdonald. E S Carter of Thurmond visited R H Carter Sunday.
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Baker
Washington
E. M. Tutcheler
New River Co
New River Hotel
Cooper’s Hospital
Mr. Mullens
Zarah Hannah
Lookout
Hannah
M. E. Church
Virginia Morgan
Lewisburg
Miss Morgan
J. G. Ridinger
E. G. Watkins
Beckley
Houston Wilburn
Green Sulphur Springs
Albert Smithson
Alderson
Sharlotte Kehm
Thurmond
Frank Smith
Harvey
Elmer Warden
John Perry
J. R. Simms
Red Star
Melissa Lively
Scarbro
S. D. Lykins
Denzil Blake
Charleston
A. C. Blanchard
Macdonald
E. S. Carter
R. H. Carter
Rotary delegates to meet in Parkersburg December 19
West Virginia Rotary club delegates will convene in Parkersburg on December 19 to discuss upcoming district plans and community service initiatives. The meeting aims to finalize event calendars, support local programs, and coordinate volunteer efforts across chapters.
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West Virginia
Rotary Club
Parkersburg
Rotary group to highlight West Virginia image initiative
A Grafton rotary club spearheads a national advertising campaign to offset erroneous impressions about West Virginia in other states as the ghost of industrial disputes. The meeting is called upon the initiative of the local club.
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West Virginia
Grafton Rotary Club
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Mr. Hope
W. Va
Shakespeare Club
Ennis, Dill & Thorne Accountants and Auditors Phone 385
Income Tax Returns
Bair Building
Husband
Raleigh Hardware Co
Heber Street
Beckley, W. VA
Beckley Drug Company
Sunday School Report
Mount Hope
Baptist
Presbyterian
M. E
South
W. T. Biffe
Harvey’s New Building
Bell
Birdsell Wagons
P. G. Hedrick & CO
Mabscott, West Virginia
KODAK
The
Wyoming Hotel
Mullens
Glass, Wren and
Panos
Wyoming County
Wyoming Hotel Co
W. D. Wren
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