Rotary club meeting and Armistice day talk in Beckley
Fr iday evening the Rotary club gathered at the Black Knight for an international meeting with speeches by Fal Scott and Dr. Ritchie Ware and an Armistice day address by Rev. E Gibson Davis. The club discussed student trips to Huntington for Crippled Children Hospital and Dr Davis warned of future wars while praising peace programs.
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Black Knight
Rotary Club
Fal Scott
Ritchie Ware
E. Gibson Davis
Rotary
Dr. Ware
Mr. Scott
Mr. Sloan
Huntington
Dr. Davis
J. Lewis Bumgardner
Abraham
Lot
Mr. Davis
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junior University
Department of Peace
Davis
United States
Yuny
Men’s Day observed at Ebenezer Baptist Church
The second Sunday in Loyalty Month at Ebenezer Baptist Church will feature Men’s Day with Rev. P. F. King preaching on Sowing and Reaping. East Park Male Glee Club to sing, Prof. F. L. Morton to speak, and two glee clubs performing at an evening service. All invited to attend.
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Ebenezer Baptist Church
P. F. King
East Park
F. L. Morton
J. B. Early
George Fox
M. E. Enalish
Simeon Warren
Charlotte Burke
Bernice Cobbs
Corellia Gallo
Amigo
C. Smith
James Cobbs
Bernard Keaton
Carrie Grimes
A. W.calloway
Thelma Dyer
Katie Deason
Alberta Clark
Alsdames
Filna Wright
Thema Dyer
Elsie Hill
Viola Wright
Anna Clark
Stazel Garland
Genee Clark
Martha Wright
Alberta
Margaret
Helen Wright
Natie Deason
Frances Pruden
Sprague
Shiloh Baptist Church
Hex. Wallace
Pond Creek
He CG. Craig
Johns
William Pointer
Charles Crockett
Leroy Robinson
James Doskine
John Turner
Willian Turton
Henry Anderson
Willian Cooper
Woo
Wilson
Harald Smith
Andrew Lockett
Emma ‘Turner
Florence Smith
Edith Turner
Gertrude ‘Toney
Nannie Pointer
Let All Architects Include One Room For sulking
A long quoted plea follows about architecture and mood. The piece contrasts Freddie’s temper with backwoods remedies and urges designers to add a sulking room in house plans. The surrounding notes recount American Education Week at Skelton school with parent visits and an Armistice Day program. Also listed are local social visits and hospital recuperation updates from residents in Lester, Oak Hill, Hilltop, and surrounding towns.
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Fred
Hospital Notes Highlight Friday and Saturday Admissions
Friday and Saturday lists from local hospitals show multiple admissions and treatments. Patients include J W Brash aged 25 from Glen Morfan with unspecified treatment, and E J Privett 45 from Glen Morris on injured from a fall. Also noted are miners, painters, and family-linked cases receiving care after falls, mining injuries, or other accidents.
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Taleigh
A. P. Marley
Callaway Treights
J. W. Brash
Glen Morfan
CG. J. Miller
Beckley
Toe Hancock
Madeleine
Robert O'Neal
Mead
Beckley Hospital
C. W. Lewis
Van
Almeda Mills
Bailey Mills
E. J. Privett
Glen Morrison Painter
E. G. Feazelle
Stotesbury Coal Joader
Charles Brownlee
C. W. Brownlee
Glen Hedrick
Ella Powell
Cranberry
Donald Manning
Fred Manning
Glen Rogers
Elizabeth Hayden
C. A. Hayden
Sprague
Glory May
Zona Anna
C. A. Davis
Phillips
Dan Green Jr
Lillybrook
Tra Williams
William Hubbard
Collins High Plans Final Home Football Game in November
Winding Gulf West Virginia reports Collins High students regret only one game remains this season a home matchup with Athens on November 18 with hopes of victory. Friday November 1 turnout showed strong school spirit as CGHS and Sloco High met. Collins won 24 to 6. Armistice Day talks by Prof. R A Riggs followed by Kipling poem inspired students.
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Athens
CG. HS
Sloco High
Collins Pirates
R. A. Riggs
Kipling
Collins
West
West Virginia
Whith
Rov. W. T. Lantz
Regitar
Robert Fleishman
Lante
Clarence Hungates
Ed Cline
Mre
W.R. David
Pearl Bowsess
Davy
Edith Mullins
Party Winners Hold Meet At Clarksburg
State officers elect victors in Tuesday vote met Thursday in Clarksburg for informal talks on future plans to align state affairs. Governor-elect Robert G. Kelly and state Democratic Committee chair T. Ch. Wuimp led discussions as the state board of public works discussed unity of action.
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T. Ch. Wuimp
Robert G. Kelly
Democratic State Committee
State Board of Public Works
Local Residents Socialize and Visit in Beckley Area
Mr and Mrs Hamp Boyd from Alder son Me visit their daughter Mrs Ruth Trail. Mrs W Ht David and Mrs R 4 Shackleford shop in Beckley. Trail admitted for treatment at Beckley hospital. Mr and Mrs R A Shackleford host bridge guests Tuesday night including J M Heenden E Jones and Hil Weymouth. Eva K Bauer of Buckhannon visiting C T H Young family. Olive Smith and O B Bowyer recovering from illness and surgery. Ola Hatfield, Jane Vartey Edith Male visiting families. Hale returns from travel in California.
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Alderson
Hamp Boyd
Ruth
Trail
W. Ht. David
Shackleford
Beckley
Jim ‘Trail
Beckley Hospital
R.A. Shackleford
Bridge
W.R. David
J. M. Heenden
E. Jones
Hil
Ola Hatfield
Jane Vartey
Colcord
Edith Male
Henry Hale
Eel Hale
California
Heaberlin Congratulates Mitchell After Loss
Heaberlin technically concedes the Seventh district state senate race to Grover C Mitchell of Union. Heaberlin, bedridden after a two week old automobile accident, says he hopes to be out soon and is improving. He writes to the elected senator offering congratulations and good wishes for success.
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C. L.heaberlin
State Senate
Grover C. Mitchell
Union
Heaberlin
Stocks Hold Higher Trend Amid Mixed Trading
The Associated Press reports a held upward trend as late profit taking limited gains. Grain strength helped offset declines in several big issues while rail and steel sectors showed mixed results. Freight loadings fell 29 230 cars in the week ending Nov 3, with annual declines narrowing to 17.9 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Harvester
American Can
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Westinghouse
North American
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
American ‘Tobacco
U. S
Bendix
Union Pacific
Sermons and Socials Highlight West Virginia Visitations
Tamroy West Virginia and Crab Orchard visitors attend services and share in community life. Local residents attend funerals in Nicholas County, visit relatives in Virginia, conduct business in Charleston, and host guests from Beckley and Ghent. A note mentions Memphis claiming the world’s biggest male market surpassing St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Memphis
St. Louis
Kansas City
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