Mrs Maxwell Hostess To Mission Circles
Mrs R L Maxwell hosted the Womans Mission Circles at her Beckley avenue home. Mrs W T Tabor led devotional and the group sang What A Friend We Have in Jesus with Mrs Leslie Williams at the piano. A salad course was served to numerous members and guests including Mrs Z E Poore of West Point New York and A B Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Maxwell
R. L. Maxwell
Womans Mission Circles
Beckley Avenue
W. T. Tabor
Jesus
Leslie Williams
Maxwell
Ella Deem
Thelma Brown
Elsie Cullough
Dorothy McCullough
John Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Alfred Quesenberry
Ada Henderson
A. B. Maxwell
Methodist Circle At Malone Home Met Last Evening
Methodist Circle No 2 of the Methodist Temple met at Mrs P O Malone s North Kanawha street with Mrs J A Brubeck as joint hostess A devotional service and a prayer led by Mrs Virginia Anvil preceded hymn singing Loyalty to Christ and a social hour Refreshments were served to a group including Mrs Tom Lewis Mrs E G Larrick Mrs R FE Rollins Mrs C Lake Allen Mrs J F Vaughan Mrs N S Lilly Mrs W R Wheeler Mrs Marshall Mrs Fannie Wheatley Miss Arlena Miller and Mrs Ellen Nicholson The February meeting will be at Mrs E S gh s Granville avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Temple
P. O. Malone
Kanawha Street
J. A. Brubeck
Virginia Anvil
Christ
Malone
Brubeck
Tom Lewis
E. G. Larrick
R. FE. Rollins
C. Lake Allen
J. F. Vaughan
S. Lilly
W. R. Wheeler
Marshall
Fannie Wheatley
S. Virginia Anvil
Baptist Circle Holds Meeting Yesterday
Circle No. 5 of the First Baptist church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. W. A. Thornhill Jr.’s Woodlawn avenue home. The gathering opened with a devotional, followed by member papers on the topic New car, and ended with a refreshment course to several members and a guest from North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
B. F. Thornton
W. A. Thornhill, Jr
Woodlawn Avenue
Thornhill
I. T. L. Maynor
W. M. Suncan
Cranberry Christian Endeavor Social Meeting Note
The Cranberry Christian Endeavor held its monthly social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bowles with a program on How Good Habits May Be Formed. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. William Fitzpatrick, former Miss Jo Flinchem, who received gifts. A dainty ice course followed for many attendees including Mrs. Fitzpatrick and numerous Bowles, Harvey, Roach, Johnson, Williams, Creeve, Buffa, and Walker family members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry Christian Endeavour
T. A. Bowles
William Fitzpatrick
Jo Flinchem
Gladys Bowles
Blanche Bowles
Pauline Harvey
Blanche Burke
Louise Roach
Ruth Roach
Margaret Walker
Maxine Carnutte
Arline Harvey
Julia Buffa
Arlina Buffa
Ruby Bailey
E. Harvey
Weldon Johnson
Robert Williams
Will Scott
James Johnson
George Thompson
Buren Williams
Fred Williams
Jim Weaver
Ben Creeve
Howard Creeve
Mrs. Chrisley Hosts Baptist Circle Meeting
Mrs. W. H Chrisley hosted Circle No. 1 of First Baptist at her home on Thursday. Mrs. Harwood James led the devotional and lesson. papers were given by Ida S Odell K K Rand and W A Thompson. A refreshment course followed for attendees including Kyra Mae, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Chrisley
Circle No. 1
First Baptist Church
Harwood “ James
Ida S. Odell
K. K. Rand
W. A. Thompson
Chrisley
Harwood James
W. L. Evans
D. O. Means
S. S. Gore
Kyra Mae
Anna Simmons
J. C. Mabe
Altar Guild Elects Leaders At St Stephen’s Meeting
The Altar Guild of St Stephen's Episcopal church held its annual meeting at Mrs C L Allen's home on South Kanawha Street. Mrs Marshall Johnston was elected president and Mrs E M Payne Jr retained the secretary treasurer post. A salad course followed for members including Mrs F L Banks and Mrs E M Payne Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
C. L. Allen
South Kanawha Street
Marshall Johnston
E. M. Payne, Jr
Allen
F. L. Banks
Ten Consolidated Bus Lines drivers earn no accident award
More than 600000 miles were driven accident free in 1935 by ten Consolidated Bus Lines drivers led by J E Craft. Named were Robert Hypes Beckley L Spencer Logan R L Linkocs Welch C Spencer Welch L Boggess Beckley H E Jimison Beckley Earl Tolbert Beckley Harb Douglas Welch Merl Thompson Logan Lawrence Warden Beckley. Each received a free uniform. average mileage exceeded 60000 miles for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Bus Lines
Robert Hypes
Beckley
L. Spencer
Logan
R. L. Linkocs
Welch
C. Spencer
L. Boggess
H. E. Jimison
Earl Tolbert
Harb Douglas
Merl Thompson
Lawrence Warden
J. E. Craft
Linkous
Boggess
Jimison
Tolbert
Warden
Local hostesses named for charity event
Mrs Doff Daniel, Mrs J H Mc Culloch, Mrs J A Cunningham, Mrs B K Peter, Mrs N J Pugh join hosts Mrs Chester Lynch, Mrs Isabel Morton and Mrs D W McLean as organizers for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lynch
Isabel Morton
D. W. McLean
Mrs Taylor to Attend State Convention Address in Charleston
Mrs William Taylor a director of the Society for Crippled Children will attend the annual state convention at 10 am January 17 in the assembly room of the Public Service Commission at the State Capitol Charleston The program includes Governor Herman G Kump Van A Bittner Major Francis Turner and Mrs Sarah Glick as speakers and welcome giver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
The
Society For Crippled Children
Public Service Commission
State Capitol
Charleston
Herman G. Kump
West Virginia
van A. Bittner
Francis Turner
Sarah Glick
McCreery Memorial Bible Class Meets Social Evening
Members of the McCreery Memorial Bible class of the Presbyterian church are invited to a social gathering tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William MacTaggart on North Kanawha Street. Mrs. O. H. Meador and Mrs. W. T. Blakeley prepared an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreery Memorial
The
Presbyterian Church
William MacTaggart
North Kanawha Street
O. H. Meador
W. T. Blakeley
Freeman returns from Butler trip to tend interests
J. O. Freeman has come back after several days in Butler Tennessee where he managed business interests. He stayed as a guest of A. H. Mead during the visit. Mrs. Nina D. Bruster set out for Charleston to spend time with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bruster, accompanied by Miss Edith Bruster and Mrs. Eli Harris who will return tonight. E. C. Feagans travels to Lynchburg Virginia for the burial of his brother who died in Williamson on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Freeman
Butler, Tenn
A. H. Mead
Nina D. Bruster
Charleston
L. D. Bruster
Edith Bruster
Eli Harris
E. C. Feagans
Lynchburg
Williamson
Feagans
Beckley Social and Health Notes
A list of local residents with illness trips and visits. A. W. Laing of Charleston was a business visitor to Beckley yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Laudon and daughter Mary Sue have been ill at home. C. C. Lewis plans a weekend in Catlettsburg Ky. Mrs. Frank Lynn Pile of Charleston visits Beckley and Baileywood. Mrs. George W. Bright, Red Cross director, admitted for tonsil removal. Mrs. W. E. Griffith returns from Harrisburg Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kennison plan Florida winter. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Tabor host Mr. Zell E. Poore and Mrs. Poore of West Point New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Laing
Charleston
Beckley
William Laudon
Mary Sue
C. C. Lewis
Catlettsburg
Frank Lynn Pile
A. F. Matson
R. J. Brennan
Baileywood
George W. Bright
Red Cross
Beckley Hospital
W. E. Griffith
Harrisburg
J. W. Kennison
Robert
Ruth Marie
Florida
Morrison Store Opens Annual Clearance Sale
The O. J. Morrison store on Neville street launches its annual winter clearance today. Manager E. M. Britt announces a featured white goods sale as part of the event with substantial reductions on winter merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
O. J. Morrison
Neville Street
E. M. Britt
Edwight Booster Club hosts regular meet at Jarrell home
The Edwight-Stickney Booster Club met at Miss Dardnella Jarrell home Friday with Jarrell serving as club president. Several local residents attended including families and friends from Edwight and Stickney. Guests and visitors came from Beckley Mullens and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwight-Stickney
Dardnella Jarrell
Congressman Wesley Lloyd Dies in Washington Home
Congressman Wesley Lloyd of Washington dies at his home at age 53 in Washington. The report notes his death occurred early today. The piece also mentions hundreds of baby chicks are euthanized annually at the University of Wisconsin in poultry disease research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wesley Lloyd
University of Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Circle
Malone Home
Baptist Circle
Dr. Pierce
P. W. Johnson
W. Cary St
Richard
Barbers — Beauticians
Beauticians
F. W. Ramsey
Sec’v.Treas
Cranberry
Mrs. Chrisley
Baptist
Mrs. Taylor
Liberal
the Fashion
Leon
Swan Cafe
Edwight
W. Va
George Dotson
Quinne Adams
Bonnie Lovely
Kate Massey
Helen Parson
Betty Massey
Enola Parson
Jaqueline Wright
Esther Darby
Jack Massey
Jack Dotson
Lewis Wright
Bobby Darby
Billy Darby
Eugene Elkins
Dick Darby
Leonard Darby
Madalyn Cheek
Clarence Cheek
Weaverville
South Carolina
Modest Thompson
Marsh Fork
Cecil George
George
George Young
Mr. Young
Henry Miller
Dry Creek
Will Rice
John Johnson
Whitesville
Medill Cobb
Money Lyons
Mr. Lyons
Wright
Ray Abbott
Minnie Stewart
E. H. Jarrell
Glen Daniels
Vera Kennedy
Jasper McBrayer
FE. H. Jarrell
Mendoza
Bessie Carroll
Snuffer Apt
Burleson Motor Co
Royal Fur Co
Charleston, W. Va
Rahall
Rahall’s
Rollins
Dexdale
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