Master Bridge Birthday Host To Young Folk
Paul Bridge celebrated his ninth birthday Thursday afternoon at his parents home on Wickham avenue. He gathered playmates for an afternoon of outdoor games followed by a dining room celebration with Halloween orange and black decorations and a carved Jack O Lantern centerpiece. Guests included Billy Sigmund Jim Henry Riffe John McDowell Billy Verdure Mae Smith Joe Burchett Joe Scott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bridge
S. H. Bridge
Wickham Avenue
Hallowe'en
Paul
Billy and
Jimmy Sigmund
Dave Smith
Billy Caldwell
Jackie Klaus
Jim Henry Riffe
John McDowell
Billy Verduce
Mae Smith
William Edward Subhin
Joe Burchett
Joe Scott
Mrs Daniels Hosts Mixed Shower At Glen Morgan
Mrs George Daniels entertained at her Glen Morgan home with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Earle McCreery. Chrysanthemum decor created a festive setting as guests gathered and gifts were presented before a dainty refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Glen Morgan
George Daniels
Earle McCreery
McCreery
Ray Richmond
Elvin Rogers
Charles King
E. Rollins
Lacy Farrow
Della Nugen
Pauline Elliott
Emma Yack
Violet Leach
Margaret Spangler
Ruth Toney
John Kauff
Ray Furrow
Mrs Edith Bruster to Return Tonight from Louisville Visit
Miss Edith Bruster is expected to return this evening after a week's stay in Louisville Kentucky. She will be accompanied by Dr and Mrs Howard Bruster of Bluefield. They will visit several days at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs M L Bruster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bruster
Louisville
Howard Bruster
Bluefield
M. L. Bruster
Personal mentions from Beckley area include several visitors
A collection of brief local notes names A D Lusk of St Louis visiting Beaver avenue with his wife Mrs Lusk. R R Bunton returns from Washington DC on business. J B Coghill of Charleston was in Beckley yesterday as a business visitor, joined by J A Cunningham in Charleston. Mrs T S Williams patient at Raleigh General Hospital improving nicely. Motor visitors from Beckley to Charleston include Bessie Carroll Rosa Lind Carroll Lucille Miller and James Black. W T Blakeley couple returned from a coast Virginia to Philadelphia vacation and visit Miss Mary Largent at Paw Paw en route home. Mrs James Taylor, busy in Fayette county and Charleston, returns to Kingston NC. Miss Ethel Kinzer Mullens shopped Beckley yesterday. Eli Harris and wife arrive today to visit Frances Bailey en route to Covington VA from Dallas TX. Phillip Lilly Jr and son Phillip Jr of Bluefield visit Judge and Mrs Harley Kilgore en route to Spencer for weekend. Dr George W Sargent and wife depart Bloomington IL after visiting W A Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Lusk
St. Louis
Bessie Carroll
Rosalind Carroll
Lucille Miller
James Black
Charleston
W. T. Blakeley
Virginia
Philadelphia
Mary Largent
Paw Paw
James Taylor
Fayette County
Kinston
N.C
Ethel Kinzer
Mullens
Beckley
Eli Harris
Frances Bailey
Covington
Dallas
Texas
Phillip Lilly Jr
Phillip Jr
Bluefield
Harley Kilgore
Spencer
George W. Sargent
Bloomington
Ill
W. A. Burke
Mrs Dickinson Hosts Halloween Bridge Party
Mrs Charles H Dickinson entertained Wednesday evening with a Halloween motif as four tables of bridge played long into the night. Prizes went to Mrs J R Van Meter for high score and Mrs Walter Duncan for second high, followed by a dainty refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dickinson
J. R. van Meter
Walter Duncan
Mrs. Honor Lodge members attend Bluefield convention
Mrs. Carlos Withrow, Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. Ben Holdren and Mrs. F. T. Bayes attended the convention of the Degree of Honor Lodge convened yesterday at the West Virginia hotel in Bluefield. Mrs. Elliott Richmond is reported recovering after tonsil removal surgery at Raleigh General Hospital. Mr. Dana M. Conner and daughter Betty were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Conner in Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Withrow
Frank Scott
Ben Holdren
F. T. Bayes
West Virginia
Bluefield
Elliott Richmond
Raleigh General Hospital
Dana M. Conner
Betty
G. D. Conner
Mullens
Boucher Denies Friction Exists at West Virginia
Morgantown. West Virginia University President C. S. Boucher denied a lack of cooperation in the faculty at a banquet. He recalled being told three problems at his arrival from the University of Chicago: sectionalism, lack of cooperation, and unorganized alumni. He cited 39 new alumni organizations in the past year as evidence against poor alumni organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Morgantown
C. S. Boucher
West Virginia University
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Koppers
New River Scrip
del- Mar
Boucher
Oru
Womans
Ionally
Smart New Ladies
Bulova
Gruen
Beckley Theatre
Neville Street
Ulova
Paris
Couturiers
Coats
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