Social and Personal News Honors Mrs B M Fytery of Chicago
Mrs J G Polley hosted yesterday afternoon with multiple bridge tables at her North Kahawha Street home. Winners included Mrs W C Griffith high and Miss Mollie McCreery second high. gifts were given to Mrs Tyler and Mrs Van Wright of Brooklyn. Guests praised Mrs J H McGinnis for hosting and enjoyed Granger piano selections and Williams with Paul Winter vocal numbers. Autumn decor and refreshments followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Fytery
Chicago
J. G. Polley
North Kahawha_ street
W. C. Griffith
Mollie McCreery
Tyler
van Wright
Brooklyn
L. 1
J. H. McGinnis
Percy Granger
Granger
Williams
Paul Winter
Monday Music Club Opens Season with Piano Solo
The Monday Music club held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. Frank M. Foote's Harper Road home. Hostesses included Mrs Foote, Mrs 2 A Boyd, Mrs B McKeith and Mrs I A Sloan. Miss Lucille Smith played a West Virginia song as Stephen B Williams presented a brief life sketch in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Foote
Harper Road
Foote
2. A. Boyd
B. Mc Keith
I. A. Sloan
West Virginia
Lucille Smith
Stephen B. Williams
Mrs Tieche Hosts Autumn Bridge Party At Oakwood
Lovely fall flowers in yellow and white brighten decorations for a bridge party this afternoon at Mrs A A Tieche's home on South Oakwood Avenue. Prizes will go to high score winners and refreshments follow. Mrs Tieche will host again tomorrow evening with several tables of bridge.
Picnic outing for Shawnee Lake by city press staff
The tity Press ing employees traveled to Lake Shawnee last Sunday for a 4 picnic. Attendees included Hazel Smith Ethel Blackwell Janet Parker Margaret Trawley and others such as Pp. Griffith Sam Bare B F Carper Joseph Verduce Ennis Warden Clyde Warden Dennis Lee Azzara James Squellac and D.C. Verduce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tity” Pressing Company
Lake Shawnee
Hazel Smith
Ethel Blackwell
Janet Parker
Margaret Trawley
Pp. Griffith
Sam Bare
B.F. Carper
Joseph Verduce
Ag Ennis Warden
Clyde. Warden
B. Dennis
Lee Azzara
James Squellac
D.C. Verduce
Reception for clergy in South Kanawha parlors
The M. F. E. church south holds a Thursday evening reception at seven thirty in the temple parlors on South Kanawha street honoring Rev. and Mrs. Slaughter, Rev. Keith, and Rev. Pownall with a program and social hour. Mrs. R. E. Sampson and children of Ronceverte are guests of Mrs. Sampson's mother Mrs. Soley Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Church
South
Temple
South Kanawha Street
Charles A. Slaughter
B. M. Keith
H. H. Pownall
R. E. Sampson
Ronceverte
Notice of debts dispute and pistol license request
Notice states Ming Farley will not be liable for any debts his wife Lizzie Farley might incur after leaving his bed and that H PP Wilson cashier for Leckie Fire Creek Coal Co will apply to the Raleigh County Cheavit Court for a pistol license in accordance with West Virginia law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Farley
Ming
Farley
H. PP. Wilson
Leckie Fire Creek Coal Co
Fireco
W. Va
Cheavit Court
Raleigh County
West Virginia
W. KE. Roark
Douglas Coal Co
Pireco
Circuit Court
The
of West Virginia
Travelers and visitors from Greensburg to Walter Reed hospital
In Greensburg and New York City many residents are listed visiting family members and friends in Washington D C and other cities. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Otey Y Warren of New York City visiting Mrs Brackman’s ill brother at Walter Reed hospital and Dr and Mrs Duff D Daniel of Eccles planning a ten day New York City trip for the World baseball series. Additionally local residents travel or host visitors, with multiple notes on health, hospital stays, and temporary relocations around Huntington Charleston and Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pickus
New York City
Virginia Talley
Charleston
J. J. Harvell
Harry Tirsaperg
Christiansburg
J. G. Lawrence
Joe Richardson
Sistersville
Carl C. Sandes
George W. Warren
Miss Rose Warren
Harlow Warren
Greensburgh
Otey Y. Warren
J. A. Braeckman
Glen Morgan
Washington, D. C
van Wright
Brookhaven
L. 1
J. H. McGinnis
North Kanawha Street
Roy Huffman
Richmond
Virginia
Lora Mellen
Montgomery Hospital
B. M. Taylor
Centralia
Ill
J. G. Polley
Mr. Polley
North Kanawha
H. Meador
Woodlawn
Missy Lottie
Brammer
Huntington
Luther On
Cook
Mariel Porter
Bluefield
Bobbie Beauty Shop
Oakley Phipps
Ashland
Eighty-Eight Students Enroll in WVU Journalism School
Eighty-eight students enroll in the new journalism department at West Virginia University. Sixty-five study reporting for the Athenaeum, the university weekly. Dr. P. S. Reed leads. William A. Evans joins as instructor and head of the information bureau for a weekly state newspaper wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
P. S. Reed
Athenaeum
William A. Evans
University Oflinois
Reed
Bureau of Information
Ford Has 5 Offenders During Past Two Days
Five offenders appeared before Justice W H Ford in the past two days. Frank Richmond of Shady Spring was fined $10 for road violation. Lucian Lilly, Buel Young, and Howard Kessinger were fined $10 and costs for destroying personal property. Phillip Bond was fined $1 and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ford
Frank Richmond
Shady Spring
Lucian Lilly
Buel Young
Howard Kessinger
Phillip Bond
Bare Dry Cleaners Sold After Local Chief Is Wounded
In Sophia West Virginia the Bare Dry Cleaners unit, once run by C. M. Bare the town police chief, was purchased by HL J Stone and Wade Lovell. Bare recovers from a breast wound suffered when Tom Jarrell a colored man stabbed him last Saturday. The dead body of Constable J B Samuels caused much town excitement. The school term under J O Cooper shows good progress for students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bare Dry Cleaners
C. M. Bare
Sophia
HL. J. Stone
Wade Lovell
Bare
Tom Jarrell
J. BR. Samuels
Odd West Virginia community news and nuptials reported
The Rev Payne preached here, gatherings included the Wilson and Lilly families, and many guests attend events. Eva Paisley and Harrison Callwell wed in Beckley with 75 serenaders, while John Bolen hosted a 60th birthday for his husband as friends gathered for music and games at Odd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Philip Wilson
George Wilson
Mabel Farley
Huntington
Edith Wood
Eileen Barr
Earl Farley
Beckley
G. F. Wilson
S. Lilly
Cora Bell
Herbert
Opal Johnson
Edgar Chambers
Charleston
John Bolen
Lake Fink
Leon Lilly
Speck
Lilly
Ty. S. Mc Kinney
Carlos
R.A. Wallace
Fred ‘Coleg
Lewis Thompson
Layton Wood
Nancy Ann Wood
Hayden Wood
Edna Wood
Virginia’ Hale
Ghent
Plat Top
Sylvia Bolen
Herbert Lilly
Karl and
Clyde Bolen
TH. W. Thompson
Spats
Ray Meadows Batch Vines
Orie Akers
Paisley
Callwell
Eva Paisley
Harrison Callwell
Virginia
H. Summers
Leonard Fink Wid Family
Sprague
Lewis Bolen
Mullens
Stanley Bolen
Princeton
Carl
Clyde
Theodore Bolen
Sylvia
Mavis Bolen
Levi Bolen
Odd
Sermons and social notes from Posey West Virginia
Reverend Arthur of Dry Creek delivered an interesting sermon Saturday to a large crowd. The town saw many locals and visitors at gatherings with families such as Webb, Hurst, Milem, and Peters mentioned among guests, illness, and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Dry Creek
Pope Pius XI Gives 100000 for Mississippi Flood Relief
The Vatican reports Pope Pius XI has donated 100000 dollars to aid flood victims in the Mississippi river flood area. The contribution is earmarked solely for relief efforts in the stricken region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius XI
Mississippi River
Presbyterian Churchman Here for Annual Meeting
The annual gathering of the Presbyterian churchmen of the state convenes at 7:30 tonight in Beckley with Rev. J. L. Mause presiding. Sessions run through Thursday, including sermons by Rev. Ernest Thompson and Dr. McAllister. The meeting will cover governance, history, and church growth notes from local congregations and past pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
J. L. Mause
Huntington
Ernest Thompson
Charleston
F. H. Barron
W. W. Pharr
Mount Hope
J. Gray. McAllister
Union
Theologies Seminary
Tee McAllister
Enrollment Tops 2500 at West Virginia University
West Virginia University reports well over 2500 students enrolled after the first week. Registrar A J Hare will release official figures next month. By Saturday evening about 2535 names were checked by the financial secretary, with Arts and Sciences over 1600, Engineering 344, Agriculture 288, Law 139, Music 210, and Medicine 110. Heavy crowding led to some denials of admission to the School of Medicine. On Saturday more than 2225 fundamental textbooks had been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
A. J. Hare
SSU
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Engineering
College of Agriculture
College of Law
School of Music
School of Medicine
Estimation of 300 More Students to Receive Aid
The report notes that roughly 300 additional students are expected to receive aid, with figures suggesting broad support for expanded assistance programs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Granada
Nunn
Bush
Oxfords
Ned Men Shoe Store Inc
Neville St
H. P. Wilson
Main
Woolworth
White Cross Pharmacy
L. H. Thompson
Monroe County
Bruce Hiatt
Belle Hiatt
Io J. Fink
G. H. Caperton
M. C. Banks
Raleigh
McRae C. Banks
Synod of West Virginia
A. Bliss McCrum
Sarah Eoglish
Otto Cook
John P. Bonner
W. W. Goldsmith
Ford
Sophia, W. Va
Odd, W. Va
Posey, W. Va
Juanita Webb
J. P. Webb
Homer Clay
Montreal
W. FP. Hurst
G. C. Hurst
Tlavimond
Jethro Webb
Wyoming County
Basil Hawley
Aldie Cook
May Hurst
Wayne Stewart
Metalton
Quinnie Webb
Susie Hurst
Bert Milem
Chimaen
J.P. Webb
A Milem
Saxon
Marl Hurst
Earl Milem
Tom Milem
Presbyterian
West Virginia Synod
J. L. Bumgardner
John W. McCreery
William MacTaggart
Fou
W. S.aAtterson
Mississippi
Geo. N. Thomas
Texas
O. Pardo
J. J. Lineweaver
Home Missions
Greenyiew
Lineweaver
Davis-Stuart
Greenbrier County
Presbytery
Bumgarder
B. C. Jennings Chiropractor
Main St. Beckley
Matilda Reddington Mason
Mason School of Music, Inc
W.L. McCray
Beckley Hotel
Kellam Cancer Hospital Incorporated
W. Main St
Richmond, Va
Kellam Cancer Hospital
J. W.W. Porter
D. D
LL. I
the American Baptist Monthly
Louisville
Raleigh Register, Inc
the Shop of Quality Printing and Friendly Service
Register Building
Beckley, West VA
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