Mrs John Hull Leads Missionary Meeting at Temple
Mrs John Hull chaired the Womans Missionary Society meeting at the Methodist Temple. Devotional service featured Lead On O King and Road Makers and Menders. Papers on Settlement Houses were read by several members. Mrs H L Clay to attend the April Missionary conference in Fairmont. Hostess Circle No 3 served refreshments to a long list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hull
Womans Missionary Society
Methodist Temple
George Bright
George Williams
Zane Sherrard
Ben English
E. D. Armstrong
C. L. Brown
H. K. Stairs
D. H. Warren
G.T. Sigler
E. H. Christian
Social Notes Mention Eleven Local Women
Mrs. W. H. Hull, Mrs. S. K. Hamlin, Mrs. F. W. Trent, Mrs. D. B. Jarrell, Mrs. G. C. Birt, Mrs. O. O. Herrold, Mrs. E. F. Cooper, Mrs. H. M. Blankenship, Mrs. Frank Vaughn and Miss Laura Pierson are listed among local community figures in a society column highlighting residents and their social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hull
S. K. Hamlin
F. W. Trent
D. B. Jarrell
G. C. Birt
O. O. Herrold
E. F. Cooper
H. M. Blankenship
Frank Vaughn
Laura Pierson
Easter program by Methodist Temple Children's Missionary Society
Members of the Children's Missionary Society of the Methodist Temple enjoyed an Easter program yesterday afternoon at the Temple. Mrs. Walter Canterbury led the program with assists from Mrs. J. Frank Vaughan and Miss Patty Ashley. The children colored Easter bunnies and listened to tales by Miss Laura Pierson about children in other countries and Bible stories. A dainty refreshment concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Temple
Walter Canterbury
J. Frank Vaughan
Patty Ashley
Laura Pierson
Course Served to Listed Recipients in School Program
The OCR fragment lists individuals served in a course or program: Miss Pierson, Betty Lou Thorne, Rose Mary Canterbury, Betty Lou Hall, Lou Ann Canterbury, A. K. Minter Jr, David Lynn, Ray Harrold, Frank Haley, Daniel Warren, Billy Brown, Jimmy Vaughan, and Jackie Smith. It appears as a partial item from a school or community listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pierson
Betty Lou Thorne
Rosemary Canterbury
Betty Lou Hall
Lou Ann Canterbury
A. K. Minter Jr
David Lynn
Ray Harrold
Frank Haley
Daniel Warren
Billy Brown
Jimmy Vaughan
Jackie Smith
Methodist Society Is Entertained By Mission Study Group
Group No 2 of the Young Womens Missionary Society of the First Christ Church held an enjoyable business and social meeting last evening at the home of Mrs M L Bragg with Mrs A B Davenport as joint hostess A devotional by Mrs H D Price preceded the social hour Davenport led informal games and refreshments were served to participants including Mrs H D Price and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Womens Missionary Society of the First Christ
Local Social Notices List Names In In Memoriam Notes
Price, Mrs Simmons, Mrs Carrie Miller, Mrs Oscar Williams, Mrs M C Fleshman, Mrs E W Huddleston, Mrs John Riffe and Miss Oreta Snyder are listed among attendees in a society column. The names appear in a roundup of local residents featured in a page of personal notices.
Chaminade Music Club Set to Meet Saturday Afternoon
Mrs Tom Lewis and Mrs T Allen Gatherum will host the Chaminade Music Club on Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Episcopal church. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaminade Music Club
Tom Lewis
T. Allen Gatherum
Methodist Episcopal Church
Social notes of spring visits and travel across states
Personal mentions record multiple spring vacations and journeys: Mrs J A Cunningham and daughter Miss Martha with Ned Quinn depart for Chattanooga Tennessee. Dwight File from Washington and Lee University to visit parents. Miss Julia Ann Buffa travels to Huntington Marshall College. Mr and Mrs A W Cole host Mrs Jean Fast Griffth Jr. Duke students James M Henderson and spouse visit parents. Kathleen Anderson travels from University of Cincinnati to spend vacation with D W Anderson. William Smith Banks hosts Ned Booker and J R Peabody Jr en route to University of Virginia. EF M Payne and family plan trip to Middlebrook Virginia and White Sulphur Springs. J C Bailey called to Maine. Mrs W Fr McGinnis remains at Neville Street. Jo Ann Stone and sons Newman D and Elgie of Henry Virginia stay en route to Williamson to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cunningham
Martha
Ned Quinn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dwight File
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Ashton File
Julia Ann Buffa
Huntington
Marshall College
A. W. Cole
George Griffith Jr
Jean Fast
City
James M. Henderson
Duke University
Durham
N. C
J. W. Maxwell
Maxwell
Ada Henderson
Kathleen Anderson
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Ohio
D. W. Anderson
William Smith Banks
F. L. Banks
Charles Henry Payne
Middlebrook
F. M. Payne Jr
FE. M. Payne
White Sulphur Springs
J. C. Bailey
Maine
C. C. Maddy
W. Fr. McGinnis
Neville Street
Jo Ann Stone and Sons
Newman D. and
Elgie
Henry, Virginia
Louetta Thomas
Woodlawn Avenue
Williamson
Degree Team To Return Monday
Knights Templar members praised the Malta degree team from Mt. Hope Commandery and invited them to Beckley Monday evening for more degree work. W. C. Mullins urged full local attendance, with refreshments afterward. The Malta team was led by H. D. Gast and T. A. Jones, who encouraged members to attend the Huntington grand session on May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Knights Templar
Mt. Hope Commandery
Beckley
Knight Templar
W. C. Mullins
Knights Templar
Mullins
Malta
West Virginia
H. D. Gast
Mt. Hope
T. A. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckley Department Store
Heber ST
Coats
Paradise Shoes
Patricia Pat
Methodist Church Group
Methodist Society
Bottoms
Kentucky
Brown-Forman Distillery Co
Louisville,Ky
Lothes Baskets
Lara
Liberal
Beckley Theatre
Neville
Betty Crocker
Boston
Stark
Prp
G. McCollum
Ford St
W. Va
Atwell-Catron Garage
Prince St
Beckley Temple Sisterhood
Del-Mar
Mack's
Nutley Brand
Cleo
Silverbrook
Rinso
Sparkle
Pkes
Ann Page
Post
Baker's
Florida Oranges
A & P Meat Markets
A&p Food
Great Atlanticsand Pacific Tea Company
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