Mrs McGinnis Hosts Saturday Bridge Club
Mrs James H McGinnis entertained her Saturday Bridge Club in her Stanley building apartments. Three tables played with guests including Mrs E B Hawkins Mrs Jack Polley Mrs W D Little Mrs Zach Petty Mrs Paul B Barwood Mrs W W Hume Mrs B Ware Mrs T R Ragland Mrs H K Rubush Miss Mollie McCreery Mrs R V Martin and Mrs J O Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
James H. McGinnis
Saturday Bridge Club
Stanley Building
E. B. Hawkins
Jack Polley
W. D. Little
Zach Petty
Paul B. Barwood
W. W. Hume
B. Ware
T. R. Ragland
H. K. Rubush
Mollie McCreery
R. V. Martin
J. 0. Freeman
Beckley Social Notes Include Wide Round of Visitors
Earl Robertson returns from Poughkeepsie after graduating in banking. A string of Beckley visitors and residents travel for business, illness, and social calls including J W Graham owner of the Hinton News, J L Pauley of the West Virginia Federation of Labor, and families from Glen White, Meadow Bridge, Uniontown, and Morgantown. Also listed are hospital cases, recoveries, and a smallpox illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robertson
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Poughkeepsie College
George McClellan
Glen
Morgantown
J. W. Graham
The
Hinton News
Beckley
J. L. Pauley
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Charleston
E. E. White
Glen White
White Sulphur Springs
Edward
Wm. Taylor
W. G. Colborn
Affinity
Blanche Colborn
Mr. Colborn
J. T. Morris
Pemberton Coal and Coke Company
C. M. Callaway
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Callaway
Charles H. Bailey
South Kanawha Street
Frances Merrill
C. H. Blain
Clifton Forge
Lillian Appling
Davis
Wayco
Semerau
Eccles
Alice
Beckley Hospital
W. A. Daniel
Surveyor
B. F. Daniel
Farmville
Vernon
Franklin Robertson
W. H. Roberts
Hinton
T. C. Moorefield
Gladys Hinton Conner
F. S. Kitts
Culneper
L. O. Emerick
John Larkin
Mabscott
Harper
Emerick
F. C. Holland
Tams
Beckley Social Notes Reflect Regional Travel and Health
Thursday residents and visitors are profiled as Mrs. M. S. Lewis and family host guests including Julia Lewis. R B Yaple returns from Stone Kentucky with Virginia Long. Mose Salem's weeklong Charleston trip. extended family visits with Caperton, Hull, Banks, and Richards relatives. Mrs. Smith improves after health treatment in Annapolis. Dr. W L McCray arrives in Beckley to practice osteopathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Lewis
Julia Lewis
R. B. Yaple
Stone
W. W. Long
Virginia Long
Mose Salem
Charleston
Huntington
Johnstown
Gladys Richards
New York City
H. H. Harwood
Cottongim
Beckley
D. H. Felter
J. H. Smith
Heber Street
Joe L. Smith
Annapolis
Smith
Alfred Quesenberrys
Emery Quesenberry
Coral Murdock
Norfolk
H. T. Caffee
Mrs Dupuy Hosts Thursday Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs E S Dupuy entertained the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club with four tables in play and many skillful hands. Decorations reflected St Patrick spirit with green hats as favors. A salad course was served to conclude the enjoyable afternoon.
Cattle Prices Decline Across the Farm Trade
Farmers fear next year will bring lower cattle prices as cost for cattle last fall seems exorbitant now and retail prices stay high. The article notes farmer losses and consumer impact while the downward trend remains obvious to all observers.
Sound business basis for church finance movement
The Interchurch World Movement unites Protestant boards across North America to share resources, reduce duplication, and fund a unified, world-focused budget. It mirrors forward movements by applying businesslike planning, world surveys, and cooperative administration while preserving denominational autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch World Movement
North America
United States
Canada
America
Home Mission Society
Foreign Mission Society
Church Extension Society
Disciples of Christ
Communion
Facts and Fancies About the Philippines by Kalaw
The article argues Filipinos are civilised and Christian long before American rule, cites literacy and land ownership data from 1918, and questions U.S. refusal to honor promises of independence. It notes early education, census figures, and praise from American officials for Filipino self-government potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
University of Santo Tomas
Harvard
Luzon
Aguinaldo
United States
Philippine Republic
Islands
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Admiral Dewey
Malolos
George FP
Jose Rizal
Cooper
Orient
The
Union
South America
Europe
Charles Emmett Yeater
War Department
America
Climate of the Philippines described in tropical terms
The Philippine Islands are said to have a mild tropical climate with cool nights and no sunstroke risk. A thirty year temperature record shows an average of 80 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Bereaved Rev Scott Informs of Wife’s Death
Rev Scott Bereaved Festus Scott received a message Friday March 19 stating his brother Rev D W Scott of Somerset Ky said his wife had died that morning at a Louisville hospital after an operation Monday. Mrs Scott formerly Miss Francis Smith of Hardinburg Ky, remains were taken there for interment. Mr Scott is son of Mr and Mrs S M Scott Table Rock and is well known in Raleigh county with many friends offering sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festus Scott
Rev
D. W. Scott
Somerset
Louisville
Beckley School Children Attend Church Revival
The Beckley school grades children accepted the pastor's invitation to join a Thursday night Christian church revival. They will sit together and perform a special song for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Christian Church
Dothan Postoffice Discontinued Without Master
The Dothan post office was discontinued on March 15 due to lack of a postmaster, causing mail inconveniences for residents. It is one of Fayette county's older offices and is expected to be reestablished soon after a new postmaster is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Fayette County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raleigh Register
Maximo M. Kalaw
Philippine Mission
St. Louis
Scott
DAVOS
Beckley, W. Va
Payne’s
Betty Wales
Queen
Queen Quality
Oxfords
Gossard
Millinery Department
Millinery
FE. M. Payne CO
Store of Quality
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