Applause Gives Her Title at County Fair
Mrs. E. M. Payne Jr. of Beckley was named outstanding equestrienne at the Greenbrier Valley fair in West Virginia. She won blue ribbons in the five gaited saddle class for ladies and the three gaited pair class riding Have a Heart despite mud, and also won the pairs class with Before Day and Nickey. Fourteen-year-old Mary Vandiver’s Try Me was named best horse. Raleigh County observers included Dr. M. C. Banks and J. W. Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Érandsland Applause
Greenbrier Valley Fair
E. M.payne Jr
Beckley
Payne
White Sulphur Springs
Dickson Brothers
Mrs. Payne
Day
Melvin Howard
Lewisburg
Nickey
Mary Vandevender
Raleigh County
Personal Mentions From Quincy and Nearby Cities
Local social notes list Waldo Agee of Quincy hosting Miss Mildred Agee and multiple visits and travels. Residents and visitors include KE M Payne Jr and E M Payne III, James Campbell, Patsy Kent, Eva Riner en route to Charleston, and families from Warren Ohio, Greenbrier County, Ann Arbor, Middlesboro Kentucky, and Huntington. Movements involve Ellison avenue gatherings, Mount Hope hotel staff, and West Virginia University departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Agee
Quincy, Il
Mildred Agee
KE. M. Payne Jr
E. M. Payne
James Campbell
Patsy Kent
White Sulphur Springs
Eva Riner
J. E. Riner
Morrow
Charleston
Charles Quinley
Harriett and
Malcolm
Warren, Ohio
Olive Ferguson
Ellison Avenue
K. J. Klaus
Billy Klaus
Greenbrier County
Klaus
Howard Walls
Ann Arbor
Mich
Richards
Lonnie Goins
Jimmie
Harvey Yeary
Billie
Middles_boro, Ky
Labor Day
W. T. Tabor
Clyde Street
A. G. Kinzer
Commercial School
Beckley
C. . Richards
Elkins
Winchester
Russell Gwinn
New York
Wyoming County
Mission Circle Holds Pleasant Meeting at Church
Mission Circle No. 3 of the Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at the South Kanawha Street church in an interesting session led by Mrs. Randolph Hubard. The group studied Japan with member prayers and a Tokyo talk by Mrs. Joe L. Smith. Guests included residents from Hill Park Drive and Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle No. 3
The
Presbyterian Church
South
Kanawha Street
Randolph Hubard
Japan
Tokyo
Joe L. Smith
William Taylor
R. B. Holmes
R. P. Daniel
W. C. Griffith
J. S. Edmundson
Patterson
Mother Gives Shower for Son's Bride in Hollywood
A miscellaneous bridal shower honoring the betrothed Mr. and Mrs. Ted Floyd was hosted by Mrs. T. G. Floyd at her Hollywood home. The event featured fall garden color, gifts opened on display, and a refreshment course. Guests included numerous relatives and friends from nearby towns and states, with several attendees traveling for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Floyd
T. G. Floyd
Hollywood
Floyd
Floyd Jr
Charities Topic At Woman's Club Meeting
The Junior Woman's club in Whitesville plans its first meeting of the year at the new clubhouse tomorrow evening. President Miss Anita Facinoli says charitable undertakings including the annual tonsil clinic will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Whitesville
Junior Woman's Club
Anita Facinoli
Salt Tablets Aid Steel Mill Workers Cooling
Gum drops and salt tablets help steel mill workers stay cool during summer. The tablets, about the size of an aspirin, are taken three or four times daily to prevent heat exhaustion.
U D C Meeting Date Altered for September
The Robert E. Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its September meeting Monday at three o clock at the Presbyterian church on South Kanawha street. Delegates to the Martinsburg state convention will be elected. Mrs. D. P. Griffith presides. program includes Bonnie Blue Flag, Ritual, Flag Salute, Women of the South in Wartime, Admiral Simms, music, and a South poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Presbyterian
South
E. M. Payne
Admiral Simms
Ida S. O'Dell
T. R. Fagland
Harry Sessions
Young Republicans Rally Urges Economy and Tax Cuts
The speech attacks New Deal spending, calling 1936 fiscal year costs excessive and hidden taxes rising. It claims the New Deal wastes funds, hypes boondoggling, and warns the regime aims to stay in power. Summers Sharp accuses Governor Kump of deception, defending Republican tax stance and criticizing Democratic rhetoric at Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
West Virginia
Diana
Kump
Wheeling
Birthday party honors young Dickie Bill Larimore
Mrs. W. C. Larimore hosted a pink and white birthday party at her East Main street home on Friday afternoon for her two year old son Dickie Bill Larimore. Guests included many children and adults who enjoyed a refreshment course after play and gifts for the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Larimore
East Main Street
Dickie Bill Larimore
Dickie Bill
Florence Farris
Mary Low Lilly
Alice Ramey
Painter Injured Riding Bicycle in Raleigh Accident
B B Mason a Summers street painter was injured riding a bicycle on Summers and Temple streets. He suffered lacerations and bruises and was reported in fair condition at Raleigh General Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Mason
Summers Street
Raleign General Hospital
Mason
Summers and
Temple Streets
Delegates Named to Go to D A R Meet in Clarksburg
Delegates and alternates to the state D A R conference in Clarksburg October 20 21 and 22 were selected by Borderland chapter D A R at its September meeting held at Homeland Lewisb urg home of Dr and Mrs Gary Nogg. Regular meeting followed a luncheon with a program on Lincoln's Appeal Washington's Prayer Daniel Webster on the Constitution and the Preamble of the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Gary Nogg
Borderland
P. Graney
Mount Hope
McCoy
Lincoln
AL OM
Patteson
F. 8. Harkleroad
Daniel Webster
Tyan O. Shuimate
C. P. Hickling
Clarksburg
Frank Graft
P. C. Graney
J. C. Shumate
George
Meadows and Stover Visit Family in Labor Day Roundup
By Register Stam Write Coal City September 5 Mr and Mrs Willis Meadows return ed from a visit to Greenbrier Valley Fair. Mr and Mrs J Q Stover visited his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Cooper at Jon then Monday. Mildred Farley has accepted a position in Beckley. Mr and Mrs Joe Holmes announce the birth of a daughter Joe Ann at their home on the New Raleigh road September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Ward
Mary Louise Karr
Raleigh Register
Wyoming County
West Virginia University
Morgantown
J. R. Simmerman
R. R. Simmerman
Wytheville
Logan
Grace Hutchinson
J. Q. Hutchinson
Ned Quinn
Belle
Miller Quinn
Johnstown Road
Kitty Smith
M. B. Smith
Monsiay
Bethany
Bethany College
Ross Preston Daniel
Charleston
Charles Stansbury
Caryen Fragile
Lewisburg
G. M.S
Louise Davis
John Henry Davis
Ava Burke
E. C. Burke
Elkins
Odd Fellows
W.C. Adams
New Marlinsville
Harry L. McCreery
Hill Park Drive
Travis Ferrell
Mullens
Bruce Carper
Woodlawn Avenue
Norman File
W. H. File
Lynchburg
D. W. McLean
Helen Fleshman
F.L. Conway
Claude Jarrett
Mary Minter
Resaco
Beckley
J. A. Cunningham
Mary
C. L. Walker
Mabscott
Richmond
Washington, D. C
George Walker
Prudence
Hatfield Brubeck
Huntington
Marshall College
W. H. Meriwether
Barbara
Betty Jean
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Callaway
Ida Church
Princewick
Everette Farley
Jack
Junior Houchins
Mary Clark
Nancy Dickerson
Rhodell
Coal City
Linville Backus
Cincinnati
Peter Carter
Whitby
North Carolina
Dodd Keaton
W. V. Nugen
Traphes Bryant
Montgomery
Lillybrook
Heber Dews
Mount Hope
W. H. Bryant
G. Lester Hash
Roanoke
Rosemary
Doris June Hash
Elizabeth Spencer
Norfolk
T. S. Williams
James Martin
Charlestton
Tom Brash
Glen Morgan
Beecher Toney
Leatha Mullins
Clarice Toney
Detroit
Mich
Points
Canada
Ashland
Margaret Brash
J. Frank Williams
Raleigh General Hospital
Helen Lewis
Chicago
Nina Halstead
N. Rahall
Williamson
George Lewis
Sue
Kate McKain
Freemont
Ohio
Harry Batesole
Lucille Marshall
A. S. Johnston Jr
Beavers Avenue
Joe L. Smith
Hulett
Lora Staats
Anna Barker
Kansas City
Kansas
A. B. Maxwell
R. L. Maxwell
Culley James
Bluefield
Harwood James
James
C. L. Bibb
Kenbridge
Willis Meadows
Greenbrier Valley Fair
J. Q. Stover
Bill Cooper
Jon
Mildred Farley
Bartit
Joe Holmes
Joe Ann
Raleigh Road
Mrs Crawford and son to return home tomorrow
Mrs Edward Crawford and her son J. P. will return to their home in Richlands Virginia tomorrow after visiting her sister Mrs L V Maxey on South Heber Street and her father Peter Zanella and family in Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Crawford
J. P
L. V. Maxey
South Heber Street
Peter Zanella
Helen
Richlands
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the Sunday Register
W. VA
E. M. Payne, Jr
Mission Circle
Garnette Thompson
Princeton
Shan Stanholtz
Bristol
K. M. Jarrell
Gordon Stuart
L. H. Davis
A. B. Kennedy
Columbia
S. C
W. K. Graves
William H. Graves
Woman’s Club
del- Mar
Beauty Shop
U. D.C
Young Republicans
Lad
Senate
Sharp
Townsend
J. C. Townsend
Boyshood
Land
Painter
A. A. Edwards
N. Kanawha Street
Vera-Rose Beauty Shop
Woolworth
D.A.R
Morris Bros
Second Street
New Givens
S. Fayette
S. Weber Street
McCreery St
PahaMa
Raymond’s Beauty
Main St
Embee
W. L. McCray
Sulte
Beckley Hotel
Automobile Life and Fire Insurance
A. J. Britton Lilly Biug
Peckfey,, W. Va
Phone 960
Koce
Koch
Rubye Honaker
John R. Koch
Beckley, W. Va
Vera Baxter
School OF Ballet
College Ave
Maynard's Tea Room
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