Local residents attend state health conference and visits
Mrs J E Howard recovers at home on Granville Avenue after illness. Miss Corinne Bogert Miss Ann Skaggs J R Crouch and Dr and Mrs W W Hume returned from Charleston where they attended a state public health conference. Mrs Hume was guest at a dinner party by Mrs E M Merrill at the Tally Ho. Mr and Mrs W R Anderson of Maplewood visited R B Coleman and Mrs Coleman. Mrs Earl Burton and Ruth Coleman of Lester visited their parents. Randolph Norton of Alderson spent yesterday in Beckley on business. Mr and Mrs H P Meadows of First Avenue expect as weekend guest Mrs Meadows mother Mrs J D Woodroe of Charleston. Mrs Woodroe to be driven here. Miss Phyllis Christian spent yesterday in Oak Hill. Fred Martin of Charleston visited his parents R V Martin. John G Hill of Staten Island will be weekend guest of C T Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Howard
Granville Avenue
Corinne Bogert
Ann Skaggs
J. R. Crouch
W. W. Hume
Charleston
Hume
E. M. Merrill
Beckley
Tally Ho
W. R. Anderson
Maplewood
R. B. Coleman
Coleman
Earl Burton
Ruth Coleman
Lester
Randolph Norton
Alderson
H. P. Meadows
First Avenue
R. V. Martin
John G. Hill
Staten Island
N. Y
C. T. Ross
World Wide Guild Plans Xmas Event At Audrey Tucker Home
The Ann Judson chapter of the World Wide Guild met at Mrs. H. H. Pulliam’s Oak Grove home to set plans for a December 7 Christmas party at Miss Audrey Tucker’s Johnstown road residence. A membership committee was formed and Miss Mildred Agee was elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson
World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church
H. H. Pulliam
Oak Grove Avenue
Martha Dickenson
Thelma Porter
Thelma Caffee
Audrey Tucker
Johnstown Road
Mildred Agee
Elmer Swarthout
Missionary Society Plans Pollyanna Party in December
The Women's Missionary Society of Hotcoal met at Mrs. J. E. Howell's home to organize a Pollyanna club party for December. Mrs. Noah Price and Mrs. J. A. Lyons were named to the sick committee and Mrs. T. J. Brown and Mrs. H. P. Hicklin to the membership committee. The next meeting is set for November 24 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Misionary Society
Hotcoal
J. E. Howell
Pollyanna Club
Howell
Noah Price
J. A. Lyons
T. J. Brown
H. P. Hicklin
Hicklin
A. F. Aggleston
E. A. Zimmerman
Jess Ashley
Miss Mae Bruster Is Party Honoree
Miss Mae Bruster bride elect of Oral Lively was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Kyle Broyles in Conway apartments. Yellow white chrysanthemums adorned the home with prizes awarded to Miss Edith Bruster and Mrs. Frank Burter. Guests included Miss Bruster and several friends and colleagues from Raleigh Smokeless Fuel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Bruster
Kyle Broyles
Conway
Edith Bruster
Frank Burter
Broyles
Raleigh Smokeless Fuel Company
Miss Bruster
C. J. McQuade
Lyle Austin
G. R. Bartley
Frances Barrick
Albert Holmes
Howard Bruster
Edith Smith
Miss Lilly Hosts Square And Round Dance At Mabscott
Miss Lucille Lilly entertained at her Mabscott home with a round and square dance on Wednesday night. Howard Lilly's orchestra featured Howard Lilly and Red Fabush as vocalists. Refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mrs Netta Reid Mr and Mrs John Maddy Mrs Ivan Pierson Mr and Mrs John Nash Mr and Mrs Wint Walding Mr and Mrs W W Aliff Mr and Mrs Wilson Lowe Miss Lucille Ballengee Miss Virginia Warden Miss Pauline McCormick Miss Carrie Bernice Bailey Mrs Ed P Shelton Vernon Morrison Miss Maude Lilly and Miss Toots Burgess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lilly
Mabscott
Howard Lilly
Red Fabush
Virginia Warden
Pauline McCormick
Carrie Bernice Bailey
Ed. P. Shelton
Vernon Morrison
Maude Lilly
Toots Burgess
J. Bur
Local Social Circle Names Many Attendees Across States
A long list of attendees spans multiple states including Tampa Florida Raleigh Richmond Clifton Forge Tatesville Hartford Dallas and Dallas area residents. Names include Billie Rose Lilly Rhelda Lilly Ted Stover Kyle Lilly Ronald Brandle and Ellen McPherson among others in a social notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
James Schnapp
Tatesville
Mary Lou Seabrite
Hartford
Lipton Spent Millions in Cup Bid, Died Disappointed
It cost the late Sir Thomas Lipton $15,000,000 to pursue the America’s Cup, a trophy with intrinsic value around $500. He died in 1931, leaving a disappointed record in yachting pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Lipton
Baptist Youths Plan Year's Work
The Baptist Young People's union of the Calvary Baptist church opened its year with a kickoff meeting stating goals for fellowship service devotionals and stewardship. Speeches by Ina Wright Beatrice Gadd James Patton and Frank Fadeley outlined methods to reach aims. Gladys Davenport led devotional. Margaret Sullivan Raleigh association president spoke. H. L. Davis reported treasury. Glenna Phillips checked membership. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union of the Calvary Baptist Church
Ina Wright
Beatrice Gadd
James Patton
Frank Fadeley
Gladys Davenport
Margaret Sullivan
Raleigh Association
H. L. Davis
Treasury
Glenna Phillips
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King’s Daughters
Clarksburg
Johnnie Craddock
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Beckley Hotel
Methodist Temple
D. L. Hill
C. D. Crawford Jr
Rotarians
Memorial Building
Grace Smith
World Wide Guild
Home Furniture CO
Memorial Bldg
Dolly Madison
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China
Stee
Jean Nedra
Penney
Beacom
PART
Melton Jackets
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Ey’s ; Incorporated
Whiskey
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UU Rae
Ea Eel Tieben Burka,inc
Vicks VapoRub
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Miss Lilly
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Barbera
Muscatel
Tokay
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