Pleasant Inn Hosts Mrs Creed Neff and New Brides
Mrs Creed Neff of Huntington honors guests at Pleasant Inn on South Kanawha street with a late autumn gathering. Miss Margaret Phipps and Miss Eliza Phipps host. many attendees listed as recent brides or friends, chrysanthemums used in decorations and a refreshment course served at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creed Neff
Huntington
Margaret Phipps
Elizaeth Phipps
Pleasant Inn
South Kanawha Street
Neff
R. P. Hogan
Beverley Hume
William Mee- Wathern
Harry Anderson
Leslie Carter
James Brown
William McCathern
Harrynderson
Albert Holmes
Patty Ellison
Mrs. Carl Sanders Hosts Bridge Gathering at Granville
Nine tables of contract bridge were in play Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Sanders home on Granville avenue. Prizes for high and second high scores went to Mrs. H. F. Willfong and Mrs. Earle Bibb. A salad course followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sanders
Granville Avenue
H. F. Willfong
Earle Bibb
Bridge Tournament At Patterson Home
The third in a series of evening bridge tournaments was played last.
Bridge Social At Mrs Patterson’s Home
An evening at the home of Mrs. Willie Patterson under Mrs. F L Banks. In the North South section L L Scherer and C W Meadows were high with J Lewis Bumgardner and Mrs. C L Buchanan runners up. In the East West section Miss Eunice Bumgardner and Ralph Holmes were high with Mr and Mrs Eddie Phillips runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Patterson
F. L. Banks
L. L. Scherer
C. W. Meadows
J. Lewis Bumgardner
C. L. Buchanan
District Nurses Association Meeti ng at Central Baptist Church
The regular meeting of District Nurses Association No 10 will be held at Central Baptist church Hinton Thursday November 15 at 3 PM Miss Elizabeth Booth of Bluefield will report on the annual State Nurses Convention held in Parkersburg Dr J W Stokes of Hinton will deliver the principal address A large attendance is desired
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurses Association
No. 10
Central Baptist Church
Hinton
Elizabeth Booth
Bluefield
Parkersburg
J. W. Stokes
Ing
Social notes from Beckley visitors and locals
Personal mentions list residents of Beckley and nearby towns visiting Charleston Lexington Waynesboro Huntington and Portsmouth. Names include Mrs R L Pugh Mrs L T Putman Mrs J G Polley Mrs J M McCarus and many others attending business interests family visits and weekend stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pugh
Charleston
Beckley
L. T. Putman
J. G. Polley
J. M. McCarus
Campbell Court
P. H. Parthenheimer
L. R. Clayton
St. Louis
E. D. Armstrong
E. D. Jr
Lexington
Mayor Appears in Beckley Show as Local Cast Grows
Local residents are selected for The Worlds All Right show with Ruth Farley and Earl Hatcher as studio pianists. Mrs. Ruby Adair stars as the Tell-Me-A-Story Lady and M F O Dell mothers Nursery Land. Henry Keyser plays Father while Emerson Pownall performs a special number. Mayor A Z Lilly appears for a one minute talk. Dr J E Bird performs a broadcast number from WAR. W H McGinnis and many others join the large cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farley
Earl Hatcher
Ruby Adair
M. F. O’dell
Nursery Land
Henry Keyser
Emerson Pownall
Jack Tars
A. Z. Lilly
J.E. Bird
W. H. McGinnis
Pythian Reunion Set With Guest Speaker in Dorothy
The Pythian reunion will be held at Dorothy on November 13 with Grand Chancellor W. J. W. Scott of South Charleston as guest speaker. A large attendance is expected from Whitesville Beckley Charleston and southern West Virginia with all former members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Smith
Logan
Oliver Cantley
Pettus
Dorothy
W. J. W. Scott
South Charleston
Whitesville
Beckley
Charleston
West Virginia
Weekend Guests Gather in West Virginia Communities
Glen Hedrick and Lucy Mossburg visited family in Glen White while Miss Espie Epperly stayed with Crow friends. Huey Akers and children shared Sunday dinner with E Lilly in Spanishburg. Mildred Snead traveled from Gauley Bridge to visit her parents. Elizabeth Lloyd and Hazel Dillon visited friends in Huntington. Nell Waddell spent the weekend with H E Waddell in Bluefield. Ruth Brammer stayed with her sister in Beckley. Murriel Loomis and Mary Summerfield from Hinton visited Mrs. Margaret Williams. Fay Harper and family visited W Radford's home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Mossburg
C. A. McMillion
Glen White
Silver Prince
Bob Prince
Affinity
Paris Snead
O. F. Glover
Leonard Hadd
Bradford
Espie Epperly
Crow
Dallas Sweeney
Huey Akers
Akers
E. Lilly
Spanishburg
Mildred Snead
Gauley Bridge
Clark Snead
Elizabeth Lloyd
Hazel Dillon
Huntington
Nell Waddell
Bluefield
H. E. Waddell
Ruth Brammer
Lawrence Corley
Beckley
Murriel Loomis
Mary Summerfield
Hinton
Margaret Williams
Fay Harper
Stoco
Swedish king marks 27th year on throne
The monarch celebrated 27 years since his succession on December 8. He recently played a tennis match in Sweden for the first time and, teaming with a partner, captured the "old boy" championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Long Dinner Host Honors Youngest Senator-Elect
Colonel J. H. Long Huntington publisher who managed Rush D. Holt’s winning campaign for U.S. senator hosted a dinner honoring the youngest senator-elect and several guests in Charleston on the eve of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
J. H. Long
Huntington
Rush D. Holt
United States
King Gustaf at 76 to observe events in Stockholm
Stockholm reports King Gustaf V o f Sweden aged 76 remains active and will observe upcoming events from the royal palace. His motives and specific engagements were not disclosed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stockholm
Gustaf of
Sweden
Local notes from Marfork and surrounding towns
Dated items report visits and social news across Marfork and nearby communities. Mrs Della Massey visited the capital, Hugh Jarrell spent the weekend in Whitesville, and Rev T H Underwood of Eunice toured local friends. The Raynes church revival draws attendees and C I Kessinger leads songs. Myrtle Price returned from Madison, Lee Farley of Lawson joined Massey residence guests, W C Bowles hosted visitors with W C Watts of Eunice, and a P T A meeting was moved to November 26. road work from Pettus to Emer- continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Massey
Capitol City
Hugh Jarrell
Whitesville
Raynes Church
C. I. Kessinger
Myrtle Price
Madison
T. H. Underwood
Eunice
Lee Farley
Lawson
Massey
W. C. Bowles
Railroad Avenue
W. C. Watts
Pettus
Emer
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Misses Phipps
Margaret Bibb
Louise Moss
Charlotte Keene
Jane Schwank
Mary Carter Hundley
Margaret Rose Williong
Ted McDowell
Gazelle Ware
Lanier File
John Earle Lilly
Delmar Craft
Virginia Maxwell
Nedra Bair
W. B. Ware
Loving Hutchinson
Maxine Kitts
Eunice Bumgardner
Nathan Shrewsbury
G. P. Stinnette
Shirley Banks
Mrs
Bridge
Patterson
Beckley Department
AAA
Patricia Pat Brand
Cinderella
Paradise Brand
Heber ST
Virginia
Freeman
Eckle Fruit Market
Main St
Dev
Florida
Ohio
RED Emperor
Idaho
Nurses Association of District
T. R. Ragland
R. E. Craighill
J. P. McClung
Covington
E. J. McDonough
C. M. Locke
North Carolina
D. C. Wade
Dc. L. Allen
J. A. Cunningham
Richmond
Darlow Richmond
Ghent
Riley Graham
Rhodell
Portsmouth
George Cole
Greensboro
N. C
Cole
J. A. Wood Jr
J. S. Edmundson
Waynesboro, Va
Frank S. Harkleroad
Harvey
White Sulphur Springs
C. and O
G. R. Hutchinson
Ruth O'Dell
Glen Hedrick
W. Va
Royal Desert
Kellogg’s
Chuck Roast
Neville Street
Brown
Army
Childrens Gloves
Beckley, W. VA
Marfork, W. Va
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