Mail Delivery To Be Extended In Mount Hope
Mount Hope notes a chamber meeting on March 24 with no action on free mail delivery. City officials praised winter streets maintenance and planned repairs when weather allows. Queen City visitors hosted at a Bailey building dinner. World Wide Guild met at the Baptist Temple. various social events and memberships noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Mountainair
W. R. Gray
Garrett
Wild Life League
Fayetteville
Kump
Capitol
N. P. Rhinehart
J. M. Couts
Charleston
Lena Hummell
Margaret Miller
C. G. Anderson
C. R. Heermans
Clarence Duncan
Edward Graff
Ann Graff
W. C. Thompson
Willia Thompson
A. H. McIntire
McManigal
Nyrtle Bailey
Lloyd
George Evans
World Wide Guild of the Baptist Temple
F. E. Foster
Temple
Irene Nuckols
Guild
Jesus
Taté Rev
Orld Wide Guild
Fireco West Virginia party guests on weekend
Dorothy Ubeda hosted a Saturday evening gathering at her parents home in Fireco with dancing and late refreshments. Guests included Frank Rodriguez Edna Hyatt Beatrice Doud and many others while music was provided by Louis Alday Frankie Ubeda Harry Hall and Ted Yancey. Several locals visited relatives and shopped in Beckley over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ubeda
Frank Ubeda
Frank Rodriguez
Edna Hyatt
Beatrice Doud
Helena Garrett
D. E. Mann
Reba Terry
Evelyn Uren
Dorothy Doud
Josephine
R. H. Bradley
Mount Hope
Virginia Heslep
June Baird
C. O. Heslep
Peterstown
Ruby Baird
Athens
W. G. Moran
Pauline
Liberty Brown
Beckley
Paris Mitchem
Egeria
Charles Mitchem
J. H. Fix
C. C. Stafford
L. J. Shrewsbury
Dolly Warken
R. L. Quesenberry
Stotesbury
G. W. Hyatt
Johnny Ubeda
Bertha Hogan
Hinton
E. S. Smith
Bernice de Clare
Whitby
Norma Walker
H. D. Tucker
Irene Tucker
Retta Hampton
Henry Lilly
Beaver
T. F. Dolinger
Constance Agee
Oris Waddell
Coal City
Billy Woods
W. R. Hope
C. C. Canterbury
Virginia McGraw
Jonben
J. W. Withrow
Rhodell
F. P. Terry
Oliver Huffstuttler
Perry
Tony Sanchez
Frankie Ubeda
Anjean
C. D. Brown
Page Lawhorne
Cora Bradley
Red Cross Ready For Floods After Johnstown Tragedy
An Associated Press report recalls Red Cross origins after the 1889 Johnstown flood and highlights today’s swift, skilled relief network. It notes 3,700 chapters, aerial observation, radio nets, and varied volunteer roles from disaster preparedness to medical aid and shelter. It cites leadership coordination from Washington and local chapters and mentions 60,000 nurses in the Red Cross nursing service ready to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Clara Barton
Angels of Mercy
Red Cross
Johnstown
United States
The
Pittsburgh
Army
Navy
National Guard
San Francisco
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Committee On
American Red Cross Nursing Service
Fayetteville Residents and Visitors Across State Lines
Fayetteville West Virginia Mrs W L Lee visits Charlottesville Virginia to see her son at the University of Virginia. O M Jones of Glen Ferris travels to town for business. Mrs L S Tully and Mrs C H Maxwell visit Glen Jean. L Ebersole Gaines attends business in Charleston. Attorneys C E Maham Jr and J H White travel to Pittsburgh for business last week. Mrs T H Mahood called to Mount Hope due to the death of her brother in law L J Walker. Mr and Mrs F N Bacon and daughters and Mr M V Blazer noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Given
George Sharp
Charleston
Summers H. Sharp
Marlinton
Mount Hope
R. E. Tissue
Wallace W. Smith
Montgomery
J. M. Clark, Jr
Bobby
Dickie
T. L. Feazell
Montana Street
N. P. Rhinehart
J. M. Couts
E. S. Bishop
E. M. Tutwiler, Jr
New York
Bermuda
Arry Clark
Harry Lloyd of
Huntington
Dan M. Lloyd
Homer A. Holt Lof
Harry Jones
Clinton Apartments
Opal Shields
St. Frances Hospital
Gene Groves
W. E. Lawton
L. P. Tracey
Lincoln
Leonard Lee
March St
Dan Covey
Martha Hunter
W. E. Tissue
Beckley
Home
C. E. Clapper
Zanesville
Ohio
L. C. Simpson
Billy
Betsy
Mabscott
L. J. Walker
T. H. Mahood
Tom
Fayetteville
Cal Norton
Longacre
Carey Norton
Culloden
W. B. Parks
Lemon Walker
Summerlee
William Carter
Whitby
Orville Tinsley
Akron
Tom McGrath
J. War
W. L. Lee
Charlottesville
Virginia
William
University of Virginia
O. M. Jones
Glen Ferris
L. S. Tully
C. H. Maxwell
Glen Jean
L. Ebersole Gaines
C. E. Maham, Jr
J. H. White
Pittsburgh
F. N. Bacon
M. V. Blazer
Famous bridge hand leads to rare slam bid
At a villa near Spezia John D. Gorman faced a small slam in diamonds after an aggressive East hand bidding. The play featured a heart led by the doubler and a series of deliberate discards as the South North players maneuvered to force a double by South. The notes recount the sequence from the opening lead through the final trick, with East keeping calm amid his partner's risky bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spezia
John D. Gorman
West
East
South
Dummy
North
Declarer
Gorman
Poor Man’s Candidate Proposes Auto Tag Plan
Mallie Martin of Osala Florida labels himself a poor man’s candidate for governor. He favors auto tags at one dollar for the life of the car and argues abolition of the issuing force would recover lost revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallie Martin
Osala, Fla
Thelma Kirk Visits Tully Saturday Evening
Miss Thelma Kirk was a visitor to Tully on Saturday evening, staying for informal social gatherings and meeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Thelma Kirk
Pettengill Long-and- Short-Haul bill passes House
The Pettengill Long-and- Short-Haul bill passed the House by a 215 to 41 vote and moves to the Senate. The bill would allow railroads to charge lower rates for longer hauls than for shorter hauls on the same route in the same direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pettengill
House
Senate
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Mt. Hope
Patty McIntire
Mary Burgess
Betty Lee Coleman
Betty Ann Johnson
Patsy Ruth Anderson
Geneva Brown
Anna Marie Jeter
Marjorie Dunbar
Rodney Bing
Joe McCoy
Melvin Macdonald
Billy Jim Gray
J. C. Gwinn
Bob Wilson
Lee Arthur
Price Wilkins
Charles Forst, Jr
Lawrence
W. B. Caruth
Boys Glee Club
Glee Club
Lacy Anderson
Mrs. Siems
George Siems
Borderland Chapter
William A. Becker
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Constitution Hall
Washington, D. C
Gast
Horace D. Gast
Thomas L. Feazell
Malta
Mount Hope Commandery No. 22
Masonic Hall
Mount Hope Commandery
Fireco, W. Va
Miss Ubeda
Dee Hedrick
F. Hedrick
D. G. Waddell
Ira Wood
Sunny
Fayetteville, W. Va
Hancock
Central Press
Byre V. Shepard
Riviera
C. R. Summerfield
Jack Tully
Charles Summerfield
Joe and
Hugh Smith
Fire Creek
Homer A. Holt
C. E. Mahan, Jr
Ansted
Charles Shackleford
Lookout
L. S
Mira
Nonabelle Abbot
Nancy Janutolo
Randolph 4Lacon Womens College
Lynchburg
Maurine Tully
Joe Lawton
Virgil Lyons
John Frisk
Ashville
North Carolina
R. H. Morgan
Bluefield
Nannie Maxwell
Eastern
Seaboard
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Allegheny Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Bowling’s Shoe Store
Neville
Sting
Con
Henry Ford
Portland Cement Association
W. Grand Ave
Chicago, IN
Beckley Insurance Agency
Beckley Insurance Agency Sloan
Kelvinator Refrigerator
Rose Funeral Home
Neville Street
White Cross Pharmacy
Bair Bldg
Crescent Grocery
Home Motor Co
Prince Street
Bank of Raleigh
Bidg
Raymond's Beauty Shoppe Main Street
Cas
Beckley Hardware & Supply Co
Beckley Nat'l Exchange Bank Heber
Rat. Radio & Refrigerator Co
N. Kanawha Street
Rad
West 48Th
Leon, Pres
Josephe
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