Maynor Hosts Evening Bridge on Hull Street
Mrs Tracy L Maynor hosted an evening bridge at her Hull Street home. Four tables played with prizes for high scores awarded to Mrs Draper Lewis and Mrs Fletcher Mann and low to Mrs A R Williams. An ice course was served to a long list of attendees.
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Tracy L. Maynor
Hull Street
Draper Lewis
Fletcher Mann
A. R. Williams
Hunter Smith
M. F. Barksdale
Phillip Wilkes
J. Edwin Dickerson
Garner Williams
W. J. Sisson
Carl C. Drewry
Paul Boggs
Holroyd McGinnis
W. M. McCutcheon
Robert Thomson
Birthday observance for Dorothy Jane Murdock in Oak Hill
Mrs. Fred Murdock hosted a birthday party at her Oak Hill home marking the second birthday of daughter Dorothy Jane. Pink and white decorations set a festive tone as gifts were opened and admired, followed by an ice course for numerous attendees from Hin ton and Willis Branch and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Murdock
Oak Hill
Dorothy Jane
Dreama Lively
Joan Wilson
Jean Puckett
Betty Jean Davis
Barbara Lee Kessler
Jenny Lee Mason
Shirley Ann Painter
Emma Lee Painter
Mildred Revis
Betty Carver
Billy Meador
Girls Athletic Group Enjoys An Outing at Maxwell Hill
The Girls' Athletic Association of Woodrow Wilson High School, led by sponsor Mrs. Ross Irle, hiked to Maxwell Hill for their first outing. They built a big bonfire, roasted weiners, and ate a hearty picnic supper, then sang songs and shared tall tales on the return hike.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Woodrow Wilson High School
Ross Irle
Maxwell Hill
Miss Sheffler Heads Beckley College Sophomore Class
At a Thursday meeting of Beckley College sophomore students Mary Louise Sheffler was elected president for the coming year. Warren Hancock was chosen vice president, Edith Gallagher secretary treasurer, and initiation committee members include Eileen Jarrell Dorothy Guthrie Louise Stevens. Other business covered initiation plans and routine matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley College
Mary Louise Sheffler
Warren Hancock
Edith Gallagher
Eileen Jarrell
Dorothy Guthrie
Louise Stevens
Charleston Visitors Attend Coal Exposition Regulars
Personal notices detail Mr and Mrs C B Parks of Charleston as overnight guests of their niece Mrs John Middleton and family while in town for the Coal Exposition. Other Charleston visitors include Mr and Mrs John Brash and C B Talley with R G Skinner in Beckley for the expo. Billy Shawhan recovers from pneumonia, and Mrs S J Ice of Morgantown plans a visit to daughter Mrs A Chilton Farmer this afternoon.
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C. B. Parks
Charleston
John Middleton
Mr. Parks
John Brash
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. B. Talley
R. G. Skinner
Beckley
John Pollock Bonner
Thomas Hawley
A. K. Canterbury
Blacksburg
Jess Davis
Mary George Spangler
Madison
Ruby Walker Epperson
E. E. Bibb
Margaret Bibb
Shirley Banks
Eleanor Ashton
Richmond
Fayetteville
N. C
D. C. Ashton
Ashton
Woodlawn Terrace
J. A. Cunningham
Helen Windle
Pax
Miss Windle
Michael Graney
Konrad Haase
Leo Dunn
M. W. Crenshaw
Huntington
J. C. Smith
Lloyd Wildman
Billy Shawhan
H. W. Shawhan, Jr
Billy
S. J. Ice
Morgantown
A. Chilton Farmer
Social rounds and church services in West Virginia
A long list of Saturday and Sunday gatherings from Lego and surrounding areas includes candy making parties honoring Miss Artie Bodenheimer of Pittsburgh and multiple guests from BeSoc o Pickshin Mt. Hope and Lillybrook. Also noted is a church service at Oneonta Alabama and a broader social calendar with visits, meals, and overnight stays among Ferguson Almond Calvert Meadows Wickline and other local families. The Associated Press reports Amsterdam-Royal Dutch Airlines seeks pilots from Britain Austria Germany and Scandinavia to rebuild its staff for next season after disasters reduced its top flyers.
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O. C. Ferguson
Artie Bodenheimer
Pittsburgh
Peggy Bryce
Margaret Almond
Elizabeth Calvert
Kathryn Almond
Mary Elizabeth Ferguson
Tom Ferguson
Joe Calvert
Oneonta
Ala
Forest Calvert
E. W. Potter
Elmer
Junior
C. L. Meadows
Ramona
Janice
Luther Wilson
Emmett
Pickshin
Arthur Gross
Betty Jo
Theo Calvert
Louise, Buck
Bobby Jack
Vince Calvert
Bryn Williams
Princewick
Emory Calvert
Lillybrook
Joan Bryce
Lorene Calvert
Woodrow Wickline
Bill Moody
Robert Trump
Sprague
Joe Maid
Elventon
Arthur Bryce
Carroll Lorene
Etheline
Sonny Boy
W. Potter
C. V. Dillon
Coal City
Kent Otey
Ann
J. R. Craver
Wm. Craver
Mt. Hope
Rachel Wickline
Grant Taylor
Tralee
Louis Wilburn
Odd
Henry Smith
Resoco
Andrew Akers
Winding Gulf
Mr. Akers
Elmer Walker
Elmer, Jr
Matoaka
C. S. Graham
Mac B. Greer
Princeton
Elmer Greer
M. M. Powers
Stamford
Roy Matherly
M. H. Smith
Elmer Atkinson
Bobby Gene
Lolene Tilley
Ameda Wickline
Ray Meadows
Dillon
F. H. Dillon
Chester Hurst
Carmen
Clara
Lashmeet
Robert Pauline
Lillian Bedwell
Page Stump
Bill Wickline
O. C. Tilley
Pemberton
Peggy
Joan
Beckiey
J. L. Chambers
Lois Rhea
Patricia Ann
Frances
C. 5
Graham
J. P. Pennington
J. B. Matherly
Mullens
Joe Atkinson
East Gulf
Carl Dillon
Courtland Hoag
Beatrice Teague
Leonard Shrewsbury
Fireco
Earnest Reynolds
Norma Davis
Meadow Creek
Beulah
Bessie Atkinson
Billy Boy Moody
Fred Kiser
Beckley
Bill Barker
Pineville
Jackie Craver
Everett Farley
Speedway
Thomas Handy
Boyd Trump
Logan
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Royal Dutch Airlines
Local residents attend Coal Exposition and social visits
Farmers and couples including Mr and Mrs Joseph Bierer and Mr and Mrs Joseph Stewart plan to attend the Coal Exposition. James G Goodwillie Jr arrived from Richmond to join Mrs Goodwillie at her sister's home. Several others from Charleston Mount Hope and Beckley are noted shoppers visitors and travelers with plans to Charleston Blacksburg and Middlebrook Virginia for events and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bierer
Joseph Stewart
James G. Goodwillie
Richmond
Goodwillie
E. M. Payne
H. N. Divvens
Charleston
W. R. Gray
Mount Hope
Beckley
W. L. Alston
George Siems
E. A. Cruikshank
J. W. Maxwell
Clay
Maxwell
Lula Jones
Charlotte Jones
C. R. Thrasher
Wyco
Phillip Snyder, Jr
Middlebrook
Staunton
Firm Undertone in Opening Market Trading
Wall Street opened with a steady to firm undertone as leading stocks rose about a point. Chrysler, John Manville, New York Central, Standard Oil of New Jersey, United Aircraft, Union Pacific, American Woolen preferred, Great Northern, Associated Dry Goods, Paramount Pictures and Goodyear led fractional gains. Babe Phelps of the Brooklyn Dodgers was trying a turn-around at bat, swinging left-handed against southpaws Hal Trosky of the Cleveland Indians, whose real Bohemian name Trojovsky was noted.
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Associated Press
Wall Street
Chrysler
John Manville
New York Central
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
American Woolen Preferred
Great
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Reverend Ritchie
E. Tuning
L. V. Basham
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C. W. Broyles
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Ann Brown
Lois Simmons
Montgomery
Vesta Mae Cottle
Greenwood
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Jean Grey
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Athens
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Bryce
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Ronald Duaine
Stump
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Vera-Rose Beauty Shop
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Cleveland Indians
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Memorial Auditorium
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Nutley Brand
Silverbrook
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Chuck Roast
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