Misses Bruster Hostesses At Autumn Bridge Party
Miss Mary Alice Bruster and Miss Edith Bruster hosted a bridge party on East Main street to honor bride Mrs. Fred Hurt. Prizes went to Mrs. Ted McDowell for high score and to Mrs. Albert Holmes for second. A salad course followed, and many local residents were mentioned among attendees and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Bruster
Edith Bruster
Bridge
East Main Street
Fred Hurt
Ted McDowell
Albert Holmes
Jack Hollandsworth
W. M. McCathern
William Diehl
Arthur Sydnor, Jr
Dewey Isley
Thomas Allen Gatherum
Harold M. Ridenour
H. E. Ames
Carlisle Wade, Jr
Henrietta Koiner
Helen Wendel
Edith Agee
Mary Alice Winston
Mary Elizabeth Maxwell
Elizabeth Phipps
Lanier File
Margaret Rose Wilfong
Russell Rader
Garnet Thompson
Patty Ellison
Shirley Banks
Beckley Woman's Club Literary Department Program
The Beckley Women's Club literary department plans a program tomorrow afternoon at the clubhouse on Fork Avenue. The event opens with a review Robert E. Lee by Freeman performed by Mrs. Fred Hurt, followed by a musical interlude by Mrs. A. V. Smithson and a second review Mary Queen of Scotland and the Isles by W. R. Fugitt. Lara Clay chairs the department with hostesses L. E. Shrewsbury Floyd Sayre Ed Cook J. T. Robertson W. W. Hume J. A. Hunt Ray Bailey Wendell Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Wemcens Club
Fork Avenue
Robert E. Lee
Freeman
Fred Hurt
A. V. Smithson
Mary
Scotland and the Isles
W. R. Fugitt
Lara Clay
Confederate Daughters Plan Benefit Bridge
Elaborate plans have been completed for a benefit bridge to be given by the Robert E. Lee Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy at the home of Mrs. T. R. Ragland on Woodlawn avenue Tuesday evening. Members are asked to report reservations to Mrs. J. E. McCreery before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
T. R. Ragland
Woodlawn Avenue
J. E. McCreery
McKenzie couple headed home from surgeons meeting
Dr and Mrs J E McKenzie are due back in Beckley tonight after attending the American College of Surgeons annual meeting on the western coast. They toured several points of interest en route. Mrs C H Mead returns from Charleston visit, and Mrs J O Freeman plans a weekend stay at White Sulphur Springs with Dr and Mrs O O Cooper of Hinton. Mrs W G Caperton also returns from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Burmeister
Cincinnati
W. H. Bardin
Ash Mankin
Charleston
Platt H. Phipps
Clarence W. Meadows
Robert J. Ashworth
Harry Anderson
Raleigh County
G. G. Lancaster
June Moore
Beckley
W. L. Reid
Southern Methodist
A. J. Karnes
Thomas Young
S. H. Wood
C. T. Hughes
J. M. Houchins
Ralph Rice
J. M. Mannix
L. S. Slack
Montgomery
Elizabeth Lafon
Pinecrest Sanitarium
J. L. Hager
Violet Cook
Asheville
Rainbow Springs
N. C
Mary Hall
Walker Jordan
John Earl Lilly
Hinton
Doris Taylor
L. Stranahan
J. P. Harris
Williamson
Mary H. Bishir
M. E. Proctor
Nellie Morgan
South Kanawha Street
A. G. Mead
A. A. Edwards
Bristol
Wytheville
J. E. McKenzie
McKenzie
American College of Surgeons
C. H. Mead
J. O. Freeman
White Sulphur Springs
Stylist Exhibits Fashions Here in Beckley
Miss Lillyan Duncan of the Fashion Studios Dallas displays exclusive suits coats dresses and hats at the Beckley hotel for this week. The better dressed Beckley ladies are invited to view her unique line with one model per city and delivery date chosen by the customer. Styles are advanced with lovely materials and guaranteed fit at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillyan Duncan
Fashion Studios
Dallas
Texas
Beckley Hotel
Beckley
Doan's Pills Promised To Flush 15 Miles Of Kidney Tubes
Medical authorities say kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny tubes that purify the blood. Symptoms of trouble include backache fatigue and swelling. Doan's Pills are marketed as a remedy to flush out the kidney tubes and relieve discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Birthday party honors Donna Earle Cyphers in Killarney WV
Mrs Earl Cyphers hosted Donna Earle Cyphers sixth birthday with Mrs J M West and Miss Annalue Gable of Prestonburg Ky assisting. Pink and green decor, games with winners Hallie Lilly Alma Smedley Jean Howell Clarabell Thornton Clyde Bonham Damon Thurmond. Refreshments served to numerous guests including Hallie Lilly Alma Smedley and the Smedley family. A surprise miscellaneous shower for Mrs Wiley Setliff by Mrs Gurn Byrd and Mrs Bertie Setliff followed with about thirty guests and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lyn
Henry O’shinski
Jennie O’shinski
Bluefield
O’shinski
Bluefield Supply Company
R. E. Bonham
Mullens
D. L. England
Beaver
Mona Woods
Matison
J. L. Chaffin
Mona Wood
Estil Scott
G. E. Bonham
Norton Smedley
Bill Hughes
Charleston
Emma Philpott
Jay
Coal City
Bertie Setliff
Lacy Thompson
John Thompson
Annalue Gable
Prestonburg
Raleigh General Hospital
Earl Cyphers
Donna Earle
J. M. West
Hallie Lilly
Alma Smedley
Jean Howell
Clarabell Thornton
Clyde Bonham
Damon Thurmond
Hallie
Albert
Nora Lilly
Alma
Bobby
Ralph Smedley
Jean
Bernardy Howell
Millard
Jessie
Verna Mae _ Sneed
Clarabelle Thornton
Jackie Ray Barbour
Jewel Deen Oney
Faye Martin
Junior Piercy
Donna Cyphers
Gurn Byrd
Wiley Setliff
Lochgelly Auxiliaries Host Shared Meeting and Union Session
Lochgelly West Virginia circle No 4 hosted the Lochgelly and White Oak Presbyterians for a meeting with 90 percent attendance winning the presidents award. Mrs J D Wilson presided as roll call was taken and multiple members responded. A Brazil program entertained then a social hour followed with refreshments provided by Lochgelly. The Lochgelly Ladies Auxiliary No 14 of Local 6046 held the Union Session with 49 members present as C W Rumons presided and new officers and members were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochgelly
White Oak Presbyterian Church
J. D. Wilson
White Oak Circle
Scarbro—Mesdames
J. M. McCawley
Jack Price
Geo. Roe
W. M. Lewis
B. F. Wilshire
L. E. Bailey
Thomas Bunch
Wallie Manning
Summerlee
Brazil
Ladies Auxiliary
Deaf Blind Girl Learns Through Vibrations in Louisville
Patricia Homans, born deaf, mute, and blind six years ago in Louisville, Kentucky, is beginning to understand by feeling vibrations. Her progress shows how tactile methods aid communication and literacy for children with multiple disabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Patrica Homans
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Misses Bruster
Bers
J. F. Rodes
Lochgelly Community Church
W. W. Pharr
Mt. Hope Presbyterian Church
Mrs
Gordon Hinte of
Eccles
Her
C. W. Rumions
Doward Mitchell
Chas. Barton
John Q. Barton
Pax Branch
Jack Buffarini
Burlington
N. J
J. F. Mitchell
C. W. Runions
Nora Allen
Price Hill
W. L. Rodes
Albert Waldron
Claude Blackwell
Cabin Creek
Sheldon McKinney
Kanawha County
Tom Samuels
Mary Alice
Jess Garcia
Sweet Springs
H. G. Knotts
John Lynn
Sunset Memorial Park
A. H. Presnell
R. Cert Maynor
Fayetteville
E. L. Dover
C. L. Decker
Kimball
Austie Burgess
Oak Hill
R. H. Sharpes
A. P. Presnell
Akron
Ohio
Perkins Institution
Waltham, Mass
Confederate Daughters Plan
Killarney, W. Va
Elsie McKinney
Sophia
Ruth Skeens
H. G. Whitaker
Billie
Kenneth
S. E. Harvey
Elgood
Aubrey White
Dan
Merman Archie
Virgil Holt
Maple
Roy O'Neal
Lewis Canterbury
Waneda
Maxine
Junior
Mack
I. F. Snuffer
Glen White
E. C. Barbour
Jimmie
Jackie
Penney’s
BALL
Ghaalar
H & M Family
Neville Street
Rayon & Cotton West
Ecru
Penney
Styles
Coats
Adonna
Hese
Post Office
White Cross Pharmacy
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