Reception For Mrs Jardine On State Federated Music Clubs Visit
Mrs Jardine of Fargo and Mrs Merryman Johnson of Princeton headlined a reception at the Womans Club on Park Avenue honoring the Federated Music Clubs state convention. About seventy five guests attended the tea, with officers of the Womans and Monday Music clubs in the receiving line and volunteers serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Jardine
Fargo
N. D
Federated Music Clubs
Thomas Merryman Johnson
Princeton
Federation
Womans Club
Park Avenue
John Earle McCreery
John Gordon Polley
Ross Preston Daniel
Music Club
L. T. Putman
Ritchie Ware
Monday Music Club
Andrew H. Smith
H. J. Monroe
K. Douglas Bowers
T. R. Ragland
R. L. Reardon
William Waller Hume
Edgar Earle Bibb
H. F. Willfong
L. E. Shrewsbury
J. P. Nowlin
Methodist Circle In Meeting Yesterday
Circle No 5 of the Methodist Temple met at Mabscott with leader Mrs C H Rutledge presiding. Devotional by Mrs Clyde Birt followed by prayer. plan made for a Strawberry Festival to be held May 23 on the Boyd home lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Temple
C. H. Rutledge
D. L. Hill
Mabscott
W. B. Murray
Clyde Birt
C.hr Rutledge
R. A. Boyd
E. H. Christian
Hubert Poore
J. Lares
W. B. Fisher
F. S. Lowe
W. S
Birthday Party at the Burdiss Home
Mrs. Mary E. Burdiss entertained at her McGinnis street home on Thursday afternoon to honor Nellie Burdiss for her tenth birthday. Guests included Anna Lee Trent, Helen Snuffer, Virginia Thompson, Nellie Burdiss, and others. A short play Who Shall be Queen was performed and refreshments were served by Mrs Tommy McEwan and Mrs J R Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Burdiss
McGinnis Street
Nellie Burdiss
Who
Queen
Anna Lee Trent
Helen Snuffer
Virginia Thompson
Garnett Pedro
Virginia
Christian Endeavor Weiner Roast on Hinton Road
Members of the Tees Christian Endeavor enjoyed a weiner roast Wednesday evening around a camp fire on Hinton road. They shared games and a picnic supper with participants including Catherine Akers Alma Walker Faye Whorley Joyce Radford Dorothy Radford Patty Holliday Evelyn Henson Evelyn Hurt Edith Dillon Helen Teel Martha Teel Dorothy Pittman Sarah Bostic Lucille Ballengee and Glenna Wiley along with Clymouth Johnson Edward Hall Lloyd Walker Frank Hancock Roy Hancock Otto McKinney Clarence Kessler Roy Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees Christian Endeavor
Hinton Road
Catherine Akers
Alma Walker
Faye Whorley
Joyce
Dorothy Radford
Patty Holliday
Evelyn Henson
Evelyn Hurt
Edith Dillon
Helen
Martha Teel
Dorothy Pittman
Sarah Bostic
Lucille Ballengee
Glenna Wiley
Clymouth Johnson
Edward Hall
Lloyd Walker
Frank
Roy Hancock
Otto McKinney
Clarence Kessler
Roy Walker
Federation Convention Will Close Saturday
The State Federation of Music Clubs closes with contests. Saturday nine-thirty piano classes at First Christian church. Violin classes at Methodist Temple. At one thirty glee clubs choirs at Central School auditorium. Band wind instruments at Methodist church and First Baptist church. Dancing at three o'clock at the Woman's club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Music Clubs
First Christian Church
Methodist Temple
Central School
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Womans Club
Morgantown Artists Lead Afternoon Music Club Program
Miss Aspinall and Miss Douthat from Morgantown will accompany in an afternoon program featuring Bernard McGregor baritone who, accompanied by Miss Douthat, will sing Captain Stratton's Fancy. Ella Holroyd head of Concord College music dept will discuss How I Teach Music Appreciation to College Students. A 6:30 banquet at Presbyterian church will cap the day with Mrs Ritchie Ware presiding. After-dinner speakers include Hartley Sanders of Princeton and Reverend Felix Robinson of Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McGregor
Douthat
Captain Stratton
Ella Holroyd
Concord College
Presbyterian Church
Ritchie Ware
Hartley Sanders
Princeton
Felix Robinson
Keyser
Musicians Meet as Beckley Sees Contests for 400 to 500 Youth
John Alexander Jardine of Fargo presided as Mrs. W E R Byrne could not attend due to her daughter's illness. Jardine spoke in her place during the morning session. Tomorrow 400 to 500 boys and girls will compete in piano violin glee club band wind instruments and dancing across venues including First Christian church Methodist Temple Beckley Junior High auditorium Heber street and Baptist churches. Trophies were displayed at E M Payne store. The harmonica band from Clarksburg will perform tonight. Local Boy Scouts will host the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Nowlin
Elkhorn
J. P. Nowlin
Nowlin
Virginia Street
Luther Fink
A. Ray Fink
A. L. Carper
Robert Foster
Mullens
E. Winston Wagner
Roanoke
Stewart Warren
Conrad Coleman
Fayetteville
Beckley
J. R. Jordan
Wytheville
Walker Jordan
Nan Monroe
J. P. Monroe
Lynchburg
J. N. Kite
Glen Morrison
K. M. Jarrell
John Samuel Calloway
Concord College
Athens
C. L. Calloway
Rose Harlow Warren
Philadelphia
Rev. M. M. Warren
New York
O. Y. Warren
P. C. Graney
Frank Graff
Mount Hope
W. H. McGinnis
J. E. Cale
Cale
Kingston
Washington, D. C
W. E. Beane
Tampa
Florida
E. J. McDonough
Charleston
White Sulphur Springs
George Cole
Greensboro
N. C
Dick Jennings
Harry Cavendish
John Alexander Jardine
Fargo
N. D
National Federation of Music Clubs
W. E. R. Byrne
Lee Williams
Clarksburg
E. M. Payne
Main Street
First Christian
Heber Street
Woman's Club
France and Russia in League of Nations pact
The article outlines a Franco Soviet pact linking France and Russia to League measures. It covers immediate consultation under Article 10, aid under Article 15 if unanimity fails, and a pledge to join military and economic actions under Articles 16 and 17 against unprovoked attacks. The agreement is time limited and European-focused, framed as advancing European security with Paris and Moscow seeking broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Germany
League
France
Russia
Potemkin
Organization of European Security
Laval
Europe
Parish Freed Of Trial After Defense Declares Good Faith
Judge cites good faith as complete defense for Parish who argued his gas venture was sabotaged by rival utilities including Henry L. Doherty companies and Standard Oil of New Jersey. Defense paints him as visionary, government portrays him as ambitious schemer profiting from stock manipulations. 29 counts faced, two co-defendants acquitted. Maddin vows Missouri Kansas will rebound within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Hi Company
Henry L. Doherty
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Midwest
Maddin
Samuel A
Buffalo
N. Y
Hawk Shot by Broom Killed by Mrs Rawlings in Joelton
A hawk with a 54 inch wingspread was killed with a broom by Mrs. A J Rawlings of Joelton Tennessee, according to a local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rawlings
Joelton
Tenn
Queen Mary Sets Example As A Housewife, Learned Economy As Young Bride
Queen Mary, first lady of England, is described as an ardent housekeeper who learned economy early. From poverty to Buckingham Palace, she managed budgets, ran her own household books, and modernized the royal residence over 25 years by furnishing one room at a time while still enjoying her hats and pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mary
Associated Press
London
England
George
Buckingham Palace
Teck
Queen
Italy
Duke of York
Sandringham
Mary
Minister testimonies on Franklin mental state in Wade case
The preacher who counseled Franklin described him as sick in mind and unbalanced after his wife left him. He recounted a March 10 interview in which Franklin talked of dying and life’s worthlessness, six days before Franklin killed James Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
James Walker
Fayette Murder Suspect on Trial
Albert Buchanan a Milburn miner faced murder charges in Fayetteville for killing former justice Dell C Staton during a November election dispute. Buchanan testified self defense claiming Staton was armed with a knife and threatened him, Sta ton died from three bullet wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Albert Buchanan
Milburn
Dell C. Staton
Station
Buchanan
Staton
Suit Filed to Recover 1000 Damages in Circuit Clerk Office
Mrs. B. C. Minter sues D. D. Farrow Prichard Motor Company Plymouth Motor Corp and the Chrysler Motor Corp seeking 1000 in damages. Goldsmith and Thornhill attorneys filed the notice of suit yesterday in the circuit clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith and Thornhill
Circuit Clerk’s Office
B. C. Minter
D. D. Farrow
Prichard Motor Company
Plymouth Motor Corp
Chrysler Motor Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Jardine
Bob Bryson
Dallas Ferrell
Virgil Calloway
Clarence Smith
Herman Hall
Frank McMannay
Herbert Biggs
Methodist Circle
Christian Endeavor
Weiner
Miss Aspinall
Morgantown
Elsie Walker
Kansas City
Frank P. Parish
Litte
White Cross Pharmacy
Clapp’s Food
Johnson’s Baby Powder
DRYCO
Pablum
North Kanawha
Fayette
Harwood James
W. Va
Murphys
Alking
Morrison
Morrison's Shoe Department
Princess
Rayon Taffeta
California
TOYO
Bankoo
Inc
Tousers
Men’s Clayton Park
Goodyear
Morrison's
Morrisons Stores
Neville ST
Raleigh County Bank
C. A. Garten
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