Washington reception marks Circle Girls patriotic event
Last evening at the First Christian Church the Circle Girls hosted a George Washington reception in red white and blue. Officers Miss Elizabeth Meadows Miss Marion Smith Miss Edith Hollandsworth and Miss Mae Hunter led the receiving line while Scott Martin quartet and several members performed. Diana Bailey sang The Old Ship Solomon and A Good Ship Solonen in a colonial setting. The tea table featured linens lace and silver with red and white carnations as lighted red towers framed the display.
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First Christian Church
Circle Girls
George Washington
Elizabeth Meadows
Marion Smith
Edith Hollandsworth
Mae Hunter
Ruth Farley
Scott-Martin Quartette
Earle Snead
George
Martha Washinster
Micens Ferrin Mae Smith
Martha Rose Shrewsbury
Little Dian
George M. Perker
Tura Clow
Tate S. Prien
Per T Milliron
Harry Anderson
John Scott
F. Ray Polley
M. F. Neel
Locals Note Visitors and Illness in Covington Area
Ford at Covington Virginia yesterday as townsfolk share visits and illnesses. Mrs L E Jones of Winfield visits sister Mrs W M Wheeler. Tommy Dew recuperating at home. Ray Dew ill with flu at grandmother’s house. Mrs J S Bowling and Miss Jessie Mae head to Baltimore to visit Ivan Bowling. Dewey Cantley James Cooper and Carl Colcord of Marsh Fork in town. Mrs C W Kidd visits Huntington with Dr J K Godby. Attorney John Broglie from Pittsburgh attends Dr M M French. Miss Helen Windle travels to Pax to see seriously ill grandfather Michael Graney. J P Nowlin returns from Cleveland. Miss Mary DeHart in Beckley hospital improving. Basil Ballard hosts at home of Mr and Mrs Hume. Mrs A W Arboghast and Miss Virginia Cabell attend J H Todd funeral. Roy Huddleston treated at Beckley hospital after accident. Mrs G W Davis from Huntington visits Mr and Mrs W Kidd. Mrs Harry C Weller from Norfolk en route to Montgomery to see uncle T C Prince recuperating with Mrs H Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Dew
C. H. Dew
Ray Dew
W. M. Wheeler
J. S. Bowling
Jessie Mae
Baltimore
Carl Colcord
Marsh Fork District
C. W. Kidd
J. K. Godby
Huntington
John Broglie
Pittsburgh
M. M. French
Helen Windle
Pax
Michael Graney
J P. Nowlin
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary DeHart
Beckley Hospital
Basil Ballard
A. W. Arboghast
Virginia Cabell
White Sulphur Springs
J. H. Todd
Proctor H. Hoskins
Lynchburg
W. W. Hume
W. Beverley Hume
Mount Hore
Hume
Roy Huddleston
G. W Davis
W. Kidd
Harry C. Weller
Norfolk
Beckley
Montgomery
T. C. Prince
H. Lane
Mrs Hackins Monaved Honored At Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Hackins Monaved continues to be an admired guest at numerous parties hosted by Mrs. W. W. Hume. She joined a formal bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. T. R. Ragland and Mrs. K. Douglas Bowers on Woodlawn avenue. The table featured linens crystal and silver with a jonquil centerpiece. Eight covers were set, and two bridge tables followed the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor H. Hoskins
Lynchburg
W. W. Hume
T. R. Ragland
K. Douglas Bowers
Ragland
Woodlawn Avenue
Personal Mention T. R. Ragland Attends Edward Craw Funeral
T. R. Ragland attended funeral services for Edward Craw as reported in local notices. The event honored Craw with community tributes and was held at the family residence chapel, reflecting the town's regard for his longtime public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Ragland
Edward Craw
Master Medicine Relieves Severe Stomach Ailment
Mr Verlin Dossett of Bardo Kentucky recounts using Scalf’s Indian River Tonic after a disorderly stomach with burning pain and poor appetite. He credits rapid relief after the first bottles and notes completing twelve bottles, with the tonic sold by all druggists or Scalf Medicine Company in Tem Tenn for $1.00 per bottle.
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Scealf
Lot
Aken
Dru
Relief Measure Aims to Expand Labor Absorption
The measure seeks to boost purchasing power while absorbing about 3,500,000 unemployed workers into the labor system, preventing idleness. Senators Couzens and Borah warn the bill could depress private wage scales, arguing the president should not fix veteran compensation by unknown means.
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Couzens
R-Mich
Borah
R-Idaho
Robinson
Farmers to Get Loans Under Rehabilitation Plan in Raleigh
Welfare office investigators will screen cases for loan eligibility, with the Raleigh county rehabilitation department approving or disapproving each applicant. Approved farmers receive crop plans and machinery or livestock under a conditional sales contract, with state approval in Charleston. Loans carry low interest and are recycled as repaid to move more farmers off relief toward self sufficiency.
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Raleigh County
Will
Welfare Office
Rehabilitation Department
Charleston
Foote
Rehabilitation program to fund farm loans in district
The program will provide loans from about 350 to 600 dollars to help farmers operate their farms profitably. Recipients must follow improved agricultural methods and will be supervised until loan repayment. J W Daniels named assistant to oversee districts Clear Fork Marsh Fork and part of Traphill. preliminary case investigations to begin this week.
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Foote
J. W Daniels
Edwight
Clear Fork
Marsh Fork
Traphill
Bible Class At Glen White Changes Name
A Glen White church Womans Bible class met at Mrs. W. A. Thompsons home on Wednesday night and voted to rename the group the Merritt Bible class in memory of the late Mrs. Myrtle Warner Merritt. Refreshments followed. Attending were Wes dames J. D. Thompson Hutchinson Fleshman Nan Fleshman Violet McNeil Harry Gibson Blanche Prichard Robert Ferguson Jack Richards Elizabeth Ann Bolton Mable Reed Martha Ashburner.
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Womans Bible
Glen White Church
W. A. Thompson
Merritt Bible Class
Myrtle Warner Merritt
R. B. Snyder
Wesdames
J. D. Thompson
Hutchinson Fleshman
Nan Fleshman
Violet McNeil
Harry Gibson
Blanche Prichard
Robert Ferguson
Jack Richards
Elizabeth Ann Bolton
Mable Reed
Martha Ashburner
Buehler Inducted As Mine Institute Head
Henry A. Buehler of Rolla Missouri was inducted as president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers at the annual dinner He was elected by the institute board and serves as state geologist and Missouri Bureau of Geology and Mines director He is a University of Wisconsin graduate and author of geological books
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Associated Press
New York
Henry A. Buehler
Rolla
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Howard N. Ravenson
Pittsburgh
Buehler
Institute
Missouri Bureau of Geology and Mines
Missouri Relief and Construction Commission
University of Wisconsin
Executive Session On Liquor Control Held Tonight
Charleston notes another executive session of the joint conference committee on liquor control legislation at 7:30 p m. The chairman Senator James Paul Jr says no statement will be issued until all points in dispute are settled and a compromise is reached.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Joint Conference Committee On
James Paul Jr
Brooke
Attorneys in Charleston Attend Legal Matters
Ashton File, a local attorney, and Criminal Court Judge H. M. Kilgore were seen handling legal matters in Charleston today.
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Ashton File
H. M. Kilgore
Charleston
First Jury Case In Local Court
The circuit court term opened with the first trial in which B. F. Philpott was awarded a $28 judgment against L. H. Sergeant after the defendant failed to appear. A second case, Dewey Toler v Nick Panaegoetopalos, was set for trial with jurors empaneled. A land condemnation suit yielded a $250 county judgment for Barley et al. Executors adjourned trials to Monday. John A. Broglio was admitted to practice. Divorces granted in Pullen v Pullen and Quesenberry v Quesenberry. Elliott H. Cook received a pistol permit.
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Circuit Court
C. M. Ward
B. F. Philpott
L. H. Sergeant
Dewey Toler
Nick Panaegoetopolos
Albert Barley
Henry Barley
Dan Barley
George Barley
Carl Barley
Ward
John A. Broglio
Library
Pennsylvania
Millard French
Inez Pullen
William Pullen
Irene Quesenberry
Emmitt Quesenberry
Elliott H. Cook
Kennemer Case Goes To 12 Jurors Today
Pawnee Oklahoma February 21 19 year old Phil Kennemer son of a federal order is charged with the murder of John F Gor rell. The case was turned over to the jury shortly before noon today.
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Kennemer
Associated Press
Pawnee
Okla
Phil Kennemer
Federal
John F. Gorrell
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting in East Gulf West Virginia
Regular monthly gathering at the home of Mrs. W L Hylton with business session followed by refreshments for members and visitors including Mrs. F E Perry Miss Luella Norris Rev F E Perry and others. Numerous sick list notes and local social visits populate the week’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
W. L. Hylton
Hylton
Perfecto Ducal
Ed Bottomley
F. E. Perry
Killarney
B. L. Bish
J. C. Reed
O. G. Hudson
W F. Clark
John Martin
Thomas McEwan
W. E. Reynolds
Russell Meador
J. M. Jessup
R. E. Nunn
Luella Norris
Harless Hylton
Mary Bish
Edwight Residents and Charleston Shopping Spotted
Edwight West Virginians Mary Ida Sheeley and Leo Cain were seen shopping in Charleston on Thursday. Visitors over the weekend included W R Cobb with his daughter Money Lyons and Mr T von s of Wrights. Wil lis couple J W Layne and Joe Miiles visited relatives. Tecine trip by car. Church service was held Sunday night led by Rev Henry Miller of Dry Creek. Modest Thomason with Della Ella Ebert and Emily Foster were among visitors to Dorothy Misses Hattie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ida Sheeley
Leo Cain
Charleston
W. R. Cobb
Money Lyons
T.vons
Wrights
J. W. Layne
Willis
Joe Miiles
Tecine
Sondow
Henry Miller
Dry Creek
Modest Thomason
Della and
Ella Ebert
Dorothy
Emily Foster
Hat
Milam of Montreal Spends Weekend with Adkins
Milam of Montreal spent Saturday night with Emogene Adkins. Mr and Mrs Pearl Kidd and Gertrude Taylor of Eunice visited Mr and Mrs Modest Thompson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Jarrell announce the birth of a son James Harry born February 10. One thousand four hundred thirty-one Muellers voted at one Saar plebiscite station, outnumbering Schmidts and Meyers.
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Milam
Montreal
Emogene Adkins
Pearl Kidd
Gertrude Taylor
Eunice
Modest Thompson
Don Lamb
Fay
Charleston
Jimmie Jarrell
James Harry
McConshay
Muellers
Schmidts
Meyers
Saar
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Washington
Christian Church
Scalf's
MR. Verlin Dossett Bardo
By Marie Hacker
Glen White
Mine Institute
Moose Hall
East Gulf, W. Va
Woman's Society Meets
W. F. Clark
L. W. Mason
J. R. Brooks
J. L. Hager
Harrison Hash
Virginia
W. FE. Reynolds
Ernest Reynolds
Lego
Carl
Buddy
Mullens
Mildred
Thelma Morgan
W. M. Baugess
Donald
Elizabeth
Peggy
Kitty
R. N. Smith
Black Eagle
Bryant Halsey
West
Corinne
W. Va
Antonie
Tracy
Pueson M-tor Co
Oakwood Ave
N. Fayette St
A. C. Rollins
Mr. Rollins
Jim Jarrell
Jake
Norma Deitz
Emma Jackson
A. C. Roblins
Chamberlain
Vicks
Ove
Goodrich
Fletcher's Castoria
Moone
Clapp
Letty
Valve
Jere
By Bourjois
Wirz Coots Pharmacy
Beckley’s
Qin
The
American Tobacco Company
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