Benefit Bridge Club Has Meet
Mullens The weekly benefit bridge club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Sam Statton’s home on Highland avenue. Between 2 30 and 5 00 pm three tables played for $5 s on with Mrs. R W Wiley taking first and Mrs. W T Crockett second. Refreshments followed for a long list of hostesses and guests. The next meeting is set for the Wyoming hotel with Mrs W H Ruby hosting next Thursday at 2 pm.
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Mullens
Benefit
Sam Statton
Highland Avenue
R. W. Wiley
W. T. Crockett
Frank Lee
Alpeca
Yates
Mead
R. W. Wildey
Nuriva
Tate McNutt
Motley Thomas
J. R. Keeley
W. H. Ruby
H. F. Wallace
McLaughlin
Fred Foster
John Farmer
Sam Stratton
Wyoming Hotel
Birthday Party At Hawley Home Celebrates Betty Jane tenth
Mullens Mrs. Harry Hawley hosted a Tuesday evening birthday party in honor of her daughter Betty Jane for her tenth anniversary. Assisted by her sister from Hinton and Miss Mary Brammer, the event featured many games and refreshments for guests including Betty Joe Brammer Geraldine Hawley Libby Thomas Pembly Brammer and others.
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Mullens
Harry Hawley
Betty Jane
Betty
Farley's Bear Causes Traffic Jam in Coal City
Elmer Farley of Coal City walks his six month old bear near Pemberton hill causing a traffic jam as three of four cars stop to view the animal. The bear, from Michigan, weighs 175 pounds and is expected to reach 350 full grown. It eats bread and milk and avoids fresh meat to stay manageable.
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Elmer Farley
Coal City
Pemberton Hill
Farley
Michigan
Personal Notices From Mullens and Surrounding Areas
Mullens notices list visits and travels including Mullens-Miss Mullens resident Mullensville visitors and hospital updates. People like Miss Mary Kelly Strong and infant Jimmy Wilson are noted among many who visit relatives in Bluefield Beckley Washington D C and Blacksburg Virginia with several attending games and family events while others report illnesses and recoveries.
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Mullens
Justine Cook
Pineville
Mary Kelly Strong
Francis Price
Susan Akers
Itmann
Frank Shoe
Bluefield
Gordon Stone
W. H. Ruby
Bill
Jack
Blacksburg
Rodney Davis
Jack Delp
Lewisburg
W. T. Crockett
Bob Campbell
Roy Preston
Knoxville
Tenn
Duke
University of Tennessee
Roy Thompson
L. A. Tynes
Tazewell
R. D. Dilly
Huntington
Guy Yeager
Washington, D. C
Kitty Tickle
Jack Preston
L. D. Mattox
L. Harmon
Christiansburg
Bob Harmon
Jimmy Wilson
Sherwood Wilson
Louis Kambia
Beckley
Loyalty Program Given at Meeting
The Mullens The Young Girl's circle of the Presbyterian church met at sponsor Miss Mildred McNutt's home Tuesday at 8 pm. The program on Loyalty opened with a responsive reading led by Miss McNutt. Miss Martha Hargrave spoke on Loyalty in General. Miss Teddy Agee discussed Loyalty to missionaries. Refreshments followed. Next meeting will be at Miss Nancye Diehl's home Tuesday evening.
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Mullens
The
Presbyterian Church
Mildred McNutt
Unfair Trade Board Created by Philippine Assembly
A bill approved by the Philippine Commonwealth National Assembly creates a board to correct unfair trade practices and unfair business methods to protect consumers and legitimate traders. The board will include the secretary of justice, the director of commerce, the collector of internal revenue, and two business representatives appointed by the president with assembly approval.
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Associated Press
Manila
P. I
Philippine Commonwealth National Assembly
Internal Revenue
Austria to build new observatory near Hafelekay peak
Innsbruck Austria a new observatory will soon be built on the Hafelekay peak near here at a height of 7744 feet in Austria only to the famous 10177 feet high Sonnblick observatory.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Hafelekay
Sonnblick
Children Used By Numbers In Goose Hollow Case
Mullens James Gwinn charged with operating a numbers game and paid a $50 fine after conviction in city court. State Troopers Platt and Walk and city police charged him. children were used to sell numbers for him. He was arrested at home in Goose Hollow. City Attorney C. E. Mus acted for Mayor Early at the hearing.
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Mullens
James Gwinn
Platt
Walk
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Goose Hollow
C. E. Mus
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