Valentine bridge event draws large turnout at womens club
A Valentine bridge luncheon at the Womens Club hosted by the January committee drew many attendees. Mrs. Virgil Snead won high score with Miss Dave Keyser second. the event featured red carnation decor and festive luncheon before multiple bridge rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Iwidge
Ridge
Virgil Snead
Dave Keyser
I. Th. Ragland
R. J. Ste‘wall
Fayetteville
R. H. Magee
D. Howe Johnston
J. J. White
Virginia Turner
Hazel Underwood
P. M. Anderson
Samuel Thomson
Earl Snead
Fred Stone
T. R. Rosson
W. D. Paris
J. Edwin Dickerson
W.R. Fugitt
George M. Parker
C. G. Peregoy
L. T. Putman
Ben Tyler
Centralia
H. P. Boggs
Carl C. Drewry
C. L. Brown
EL. M. Hall
P. Mf. Puervon
G. A. Lancaster
Hreich Lucas
T. S. Rice
WN. Divvins
C. D. Sebert
J. Merritt Gooch
W. C. Griffith
J. FP. Buskey
J. S. Edmundson
J. H. McCulloch
JS. M. Bledsoe
R. K. Rubush
C. C. Sanders
J. A. Hunt
Carter B. Gallagher
Clifton Forge
GC. Lewis
Paul Payne
Beta Theta Dance At Country Club Highlights Friday Event
A Beta Theta dance at the Black Knight Country Club is set for Friday evening. The Charleston Night Hawks will perform with Billy Edmonds, and Norris Guthrie will debut his composition Love Never Came My Way from the original manuscript. Nearly a thousand invitations have been issued with numerous chaperrones listed from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Knight Country Club
Zach Petty
Edgar Crouch
J.ty. Evans
A.J. Teaman
Marshall Johnston
Ross Vaniel
Pemberton
C. G. Casto
Roy Millican
John Beckley Campbil
Joe L. Smith
K. M. Jarrell
F. &. Banks
Raleigh
Charles Ross
S. M. Wolfe
Fayetteville
Darrell Lowe
J. Lewis Bumgardner
Grover C. Hedrick
B. Merrit Weaver
J. C. Heaberlin
D. ©. Totten
Virgil Snead
Ted McDowell
F.C. Givens
B. B. Christian
Harry Balusole
C. C. Gallagher
Cavendish
Peyton Graves
E. C. Lilly
N. J. Herring
S. M. Bledsoe
J. G. Foster
T. Wallandsworth
C. M. Bruce
R. T. Bair
Kenneth Cunningham de
D. B. Jarrell
E. T. Stromp
Miss Mavis Mann Hosts Ninth Grade Valentine Party
Miss Mavis Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mann and Mrs Draper Lewis hosted a ninth grade Valentine gathering Friday at the Woman’s Club House on Park Avenue. Guests enjoyed a series of progressive contests with William Laren winning high honors and a light refreshment course served to a group of named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis Mann
Fletcher W. Mann
Womans Club
Park Avenue
Miss Mann
Fletcher Mann
Draper Lewis
William Laren
Louise Rinis
Teresa Dunkley
Dorothy Quesenberry
Alpha Woodell
Jennie Bsharrah
Eleanor Silvey
Rosemary Wilpe
Martha Givens
iParches Wood
Gladys ‘Lawyer
Rebecca Warden
Mr Anderson and Miss Fink wed in Oak Hill
Miss Eileen Fink and Mr Harry Anderson of Sprague were married January 26, 1936, at Oak Hill with Rev Shirley Donnelly officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Fink, is a Woodrow Wilson High School senior. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Anderson, works for the New River company. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents in Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Eileen, Fink
Harry Anderson
Sprague
Oak Hill
Shirley Donnelly
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Pierce Fink
Anderson
L. J. Fink
Woodrow Wilson High School
Hugh Anderson
Morgantown
The
New River Company
Miss Betty Jane Hall Hosts Valentine Birthday Party
Miss Betty Jane Hall entertained friends at her parents home on North Kanawha Street for her birthday. The Valentine themed party included three tables of bridge with prizes to Miss Katie Jo Catron and Miss Elizabeth Williams and a refreshment course for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Hall
Horace M. Hall
Kanawha Street
Valentine
Katie Jo Catron
Mis Elizabeth Williams
Elizabeth Williams
Peggy Ellison
Albertine Sampson
Margaret Mabe
Evelyn Meade
Marguerite Clifton
Jo Ann Griffith
Bety Jane Meador
Janet George
Garrie Jo Gwynn
Rosalie Terry
Betty Jane Hal
Koppers Stores District Party Delights Employees
Members of the C. C. B. district of Koppers Stores enjoyed a Friday evening party at the Black Knight Country Club. A four course dinner was followed by music from Wayland Rediden and his orchestra and dancing or card games. Over a hundred district employees attended despite bad weather and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppers Stores
Tne
Black Knight Country Club
Wayland Rediden
P. J. Catlett
Koppers Stores, Inc
Mrs. Dixon Pinkney Honored At Valentine Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Dixon Pinkney of Denver Colorado guest of her mother Mrs Willie Patterson attended a bridge luncheon at Black Knight Country Club hosted by Mrs D Howe Johnston and sharing honors with Mrs BE A M Payne Jr. The fete featured Valentine decor prizes for high and low scores and a guest prize for Mrs Pinkney with a list of attendees including Mrs Harry Patterson Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Pinkney
Denver
Colorado
Willie Patterson
D. Howe Johnston
Harry Patterson Jr
D. C. Ashton
Low
Pinkney
E. W. Wood
Isabel Morton
Austin Caperton
Irma Sutphin
Harry Sessions
Lois Edmundson
C, L, Buchanan
D, Howe Johnston
Spaghetti Supper Planned Thursday
Members of the St. Francis Society at the local Catholic church sponsor the first Italian spaghetti supper of the year. It will be held in the Parish Hall on Thursday evening February 13th from six to eight. The event aligns with Valentine season and is open to the public.
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St. Francis Society
Gleaners Class Valentine Party at Presbyterian Church
The Gleaners Class of the Presbyterian church will entertain members Monday at eight in their classroom. A Valentine party with a jingle will follow roll call. Business session planned. Hostesses include Mrs. C B Landreth Mrs B L Bostic Mrs A E Manning and Mrs Nannie Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
The
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Landreth
B. L. Bostic
A. E. Manningland
Nannie Campbell
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Discusses National Defense
American Legion Auxiliary schedules Tuesday evening session at eight in the Memorial Building club room. Mrs. Horace M. Mall national defense chairman to lead the discussion. Mrs. W. A. Dempsey chairs the hostess committee. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace M. Mall
National Defense
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
W. A. Dempsey
Charming Hostess Mrs Ray McConnell Hosts Shower
Mrs Ray McConnell of Cranberry entertained a miscellaneous shower Friday evening in honor of Mrs Joe Collins. After games and contests guests enjoyed a salad course and gifts were opened by Mrs Collins and attendees including Miss Annie Barnett Miss Blanch Burke Mrs E D Cornette and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McConnell
Cranberry
Joe Collins
Collins
McConnell
Mrs. Collins
Annie Barnett
Blanch Burke
E. D. Cornette
I. L. Coley
P. I. Parsons
G. L. Adkins
P. Butcher
F. W. Hylton
L. Collins
5. Wilding
C. Collins
R. Fitger
Jennie Collins
Birthday Party for Mrs Francis Comer in Mabscott
Mrs CL Walker Mrs John Pachuta and Mrs G Booth entertained Saturday afternoon with two surprise birthday arrangements honoring Mrs Francis Comer at her Mabscott home. Decorations and refreshments reflected Valentine season after games and music with a list of attendees provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL. Walker
John Pachuta
G. 1
Catherine Albaugh
Susie Reed
Ernest Walker
Stanley Cummings
Eva Dawson
W. K. Thompson
M.B. Light
Pansy Grimes
Betty McDaniel
Charles Waddell
A. A. Waddell
William Graveley
Methodist Circle 3 Plans Valentine Dinner at Temple
The Methodist Temple Circle No. 3 met at Mrs. D. H. Warren’s South Kanawha street home. Members pledged missions for 1936 and planned a Thursday Valentine dinner to be sponsored by the group. New member Mrs. Willis joined. guests included numerous attendees and officers presided by Mrs. D. L. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Temple
D. H. Warren
South Kanawha Street
John Hull
Rul
Council of
Temple
Mrs Campbell Honored At North Kanawha Event
Former Helen Withrow Mrs Campbell was guest of honor at a Friday evening gathering hosted by Misses Mae and Edith Hollandsworth on North Kanawha. Guests admired Valentine decorations, gifts were displayed, and a salad course was served to a long list of ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcs
Jennings Campbell
Helen Withrow
Mae
Edith Hollandsworth
Kanawha Street
Valentine
Campbell
Hollandsworth
R. R. Bunton
Edgar Crouch
Elizabeth Meadows
Jack Hollands- Worth
Dorothy Bazzarre
Beulah Bennett
Madge Richardson
Julian Owen
Guggliatta
Fernia Mac Smith
Katherine Avis
Thelma Smith
Julia , Wray
Elders And Deacons To Be Given Supper At First Christian Church
More than fifty elders and deacons of the First Christian church and their wives will attend the annual officers supper. The event is set for Monday at 6 30 P M on the church first floor with Mrs Oscar Williams and Mrs Samuel Thomson arranging the music and Dr Ritchie Ware serving as hostmaster for a pleasant evening of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Oscar Williams
Samuel ‘Thomson
Ritchie Ware
Local Beclley Socials Highlight Guests and Purchases
Mrs. W. K. E. Davis rests in Pinecrest Sanitarium while guests fill Beckley homes. Joe Rahall heads to New York for spring merchandise. several residents plan trips for shopping at Lynchburg College and VPI Blacksburg basketball events. Notables include Judge C. M. Ward, Miss Eloise Cook, and attorneys from Fayetteville and Durham visiting on weekend errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crouse
French Street
C. L. Allen
Charleston
Mr. Allen
Allen
E. M. Payne
White Sulphur Springs
Cora Dickson
Irma Sutphin
Madison
Eloise Cook
John W. Cook
Nancy Louise
Mary Ellen Goodwin
Eloise Butler
Huntington
E. M. Payne, Jr
New York City
E. M. Payne Co
Archie Mackey
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
Mary E. Bower
Beckley Ave
W. M. Reeser
Princeton
Beckley
D. L. Mill
J. Silverberg
New York
G. K. Campbell
Staunton
Virginia
Mary V. Conway
Neville Street
Shields Brubeck
Lynchburg, Va
Jr. A. Brubeck
Eleanor Whitten
Bluefield
Brubeck
Beckley College
R. T. Hubbard
Fayetteville
J. A. Taylor
Durham
N.C
Grover Pack
Mary Alice Tieche
Arlington Hall
Washington, D. C
A. A. Tieche
Tieche
James Pickus
Paul Phipps
Aldo Cipalot
Dames
Income tax applies to all in state says Charleston tax dept
The West Virginia tax department told hundreds of questioners that income tax is due for all, clarifying that the repealed gross income tax exemption no longer applies. It notes partnerships or fiduciaries with gross incomes over $600 face the net income levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Tax Department
College Night Schedule Available for Next Semester
The college released a night schedule for the upcoming semester with residence credit offered. Classes require instructor meetings and are fully accredited by the state board of education. Courses include Bible as Literature U S History American Government Economics Nature Study European Mystery Physical Education Public Speaking English Comp Biology Botany Geography of North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
U. S
N. A
Birthday party honors small son in MacAlpin West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Bales entertained with a birthday party for their son Dilly on Wednesday afternoon many local residents attended and games were played followed by an ice course. The 4 H Club will meet Saturday at 2 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs A J King with an initiation and a valentines party to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Bales
Dilly
Marjorie
Marioni Crickmer
Melvina Kirk
Ruth Mooney
Lucille Meadows
Mary Osbone
Frances Meadows
Leslie Williams
Agnes Frances Richardson
Alice Gilchrist
George Williams
Bobby Williams
Vernon Kirk
Edward
Junior Hite
Donald Kealley
Ethel Hite
Margerite Gilman
Regina Bales
Howard Keatley
G. C. Bales
G. C. Mite
Billy Bales
McAlpin
A. J. King
Harold Thomas
H. R. Sawyers
Janet Williams
Pauline Jones
Ruth Williams
Raymond Taylor
Warren Mooney
Bob King
Local Notes from Lochgelly Area and Surroundings
Rev J D Wilson conducts Bible study classes at the community church each Tuesday drawing reasonably large crowds. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Everett Carroll and others. Several residents, including Pete Mitchell and W B Learmoth, have recovered from illness and returned to work. Mrs Madeline Anderson leaves the local store and Irene Walker of Summerlee takes the dry goods clerk post. James Billings visits Kingston and Long Branch, while Mr and Mrs FE L Dover call on Mrs Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Wilson
Scarbro
Everett Carroll
Andy Reid, Jr
Wilbur Reid
Everett. Bogle
Henry Burford
Campbells Creek
Pete Mitchell
W. B. Learmoth
Ollie Blake
C. W. Runions
Mt. Hops
Stamford
R. J. Fry
Mt. Hope
Madeline Anderson
Irene Walker
Summerlee
James Billings
Kingston
Long Branch
FE. L. Dover
Oak Hill Visitors and Weather Disruptions Noted
Mrs. Virginia Jones of Oak, Joe Gargas and E. Biggs visited relatives in Skelton and Beckley. John Whitehead and daughters Irene and Margaret were Beckley business visitors. Students stayed home during subzero weather when bus service halted. Alvin Withrow joined R. R. Roach as timber and coal truck man. J. W. Lambert of Mt. Hope was in town as a New River timber agent. Don Dotson underwent a minor wart operation at Oak Hill hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gargas
E. 2. Biggs
Skelton
Beckley
John Whitehead
Irene
Margaret
Alvin Withrow
R. R. Roach
J. W. Lambert
New River Coning Timber
Mt. Hope
Little Don Dotson
Oak Hill Hospital
Culpepper to Lead Revival in Beckley Methodist Churches
The Reverend Burke Culpepper returns to Beckley March 1 to assist two local pastors in a two week revival at the Methodist Temple on South Kanawha Street and Heber Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Culpepper
Heber Street Methodist Church
Beckley
Methodist Temple
South Kanawha Street
Henry Leonard Clay
Ross Cilpepper
Heber Street Church
Honor Bride and Bride-to-Be Hosted by Calvary Church Group
Mabscott West Virginia reports a Valentine themed social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Fink honoring Mrs. Everett Fleshman a recent bride. The event included devotional led by Miss Margaret Sullivan a business session electing new officers and social games with gifts for Mrs Fleshman. Church notes list Sunday School services prayer meetings and youth group events at local churches and local residents’ health and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Chiss
Calvary Baptist Church
L. D. Fink
Everett Fleshman
Fink
Margaret Sullivan
H. L. Davis
Sullivan
Fleshman
Carlyn ‘Gilly
James Kirk
A. Ray
L. Carper
B. Y. Plu
Baptist Church
Stewardship Committee
The
L. E. Fineout
JW. Ingram
Charles Allen
Cranberry
J. G. Allen
Stolesbury
Beatrice Gadd
Virginia
Mildred Gavney
Ina Wright
Florine Douglas
Jack” Neubert
Alderson
John Graviey
B.C. Walker
Stock Market Quietly Steady Amid Profit Taking
New York stocks held firm against profit taking with the market showing vitality toward the close. Turnover reached 1,252,480 shares, below last Saturday, as investors eyed Monday's Supreme Court term and potential TVA decision. The AP index stood at 604 with utilities up, rails down, and industrials flat while gold shipments to Paris and Amsterdam drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
New York
Stack Exchange
Paris
Amsterdam
Associated Press
Wall Street
Supreme Court
TVA
United States
Republicans Plan For Lincoln Day Dinner
West Virginia Republicans announce four Lincoln Day dinners with speakers to present issues for the coming election. The Young Republican League president W. Chapman Revercomb of Charleston commented on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
West
Republican campaign opens with dinners for May primary
Charles N. Kinnaall of Sistersville, chairman of the state Republican committee, announced a formal campaign opening and numerous preprimary dinners. Plans include events in Ravenswood Point Pleasant on Monday and Wheeling St. Albans and Hamlin on Tuesday. Twenty eight dinners are scheduled for Wednesday February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Kinnaall
Sistersville
State Republican Committee
Ravenswood
Point Pleasant
Wheeling
St. Albans
Hamlin
Harris Moves Office To New Location In Raleigh
County Game Protector C. B. Harris relocates from room 207 Raleigh County Bank Building to offices near McGinnis Ashworth and Mann on Heber Street above Murphy's store. Telephone 702 remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Harris
Raleigh County Bank
McGinnis, Ashworth and Mann
Heber Street
Murphy's Store
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Elizabeth File
Phoebe Bledsoe
Ann Ware
Maxine Thabet
Edythe Trunan
Lucille Williams
Gene Mann
Donald Boyd
John Ginestra
Gaver Powers
Laird Legg
Ronald Jones
Maurice Porter
Harold Porter
Frederick Hatcher
Charles Lead
Millard Foley
Dennis Lilly
John Faull
Bill Barrett
Gene Muter
Bill Reynolds
Arthur Goldstein
Jimmy Fleshman
Jack Hedrick
Jack Mann
Westess
Mr. Anderson
Miss Fink
Mrs. Dixon Pinkney
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Ray McConnell
Francis Comer
Warren
G. Ft. Willis
G. Whiffle
Tobin Stover
Willis
R.A. Boyd
E. F. Cooper
B. 11. Ellison
B. H. English
George Foresman
W. P. Gregory
Mrs. Campbell
R. C. Elder
Harwood
College
MacAlpin, W. Va
Darty
W. C. Proctor
E.R. Hughes
Mullens
John Gathern
Dr. Scholl
Arch Rapports
H. & M. Family Shoe Store
Neville
Virginia Jones
Oak
Culpepper
Methodist
Mabscott, W. Va
Harris
Vera-Rose Beauty Shop
Main St
Woolworths
Del-Mar
Beauty Shop
Mack
Palace Theatre
BAYON
Aidle
Miss
Raymond's Beauty Shoppe
Jerry
Raymonds
Raymond’s Beauty and Cosmetic Shoppe
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