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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1920

Page

11

Circus Benefits From Crop Reports Use

A circus used government crop reports to chase better earnings by moving to regions with stronger harvests. Officials noted the tactic helped boost admissions and profits in prosperous areas. A separate ad promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for indigestion with claims of quick relief and a money back guarantee.

Washington Bureau of Crop Estimates Department ,of Agriculture United States Mayr

Speakers at State Teachers Meeting in Parkersburg

A number of speakers have been secured for the annual meeting of the State Teachers Association at Parkersburg November 4 5 and 6. The roster includes Dr A McMurray Peabody College KE A Lee University of Indiana Dr C H Judd University of Chicago and Calvin Kendall New Jersey commissioner of education.

State Teachers’ Association Parkersburg A. McMurray Peabody College Ke, A. Lee University of Indiana C. H. Judd University of Chicago Calvin Kendall New Jersey Commissioner of Education

Social Week Receives Women Guests in Bluefield

Mrs E B Sweet hosted a Friday reception for her sister Mrs Richard W Trapnell of Wilmington Del with 130 invitations. White and yellow decor featured sweet peas in the dining room while Miss Frederica Trapnell greeted guests. later Mrs D W Hancock and Mrs B H Meem oversaw the dining room. A bridge party followed on Union Street hosted by Mrs R W Lacy and Mrs A H Hoge with ten tables and calendula decor. An engagement announcement also surfaced for Helena Dilger and James P Gills set for August 18.

Danly E. B. Sweet Clarence B. Sweet Richard W. Trapneil Wilmington Del Frederica Trap J. T. Heidler Kurst Becker Andrew Morrisey Robert Peters C. L. Borden A. G. McCue Trapnell R. W. Lacy A. H. Hoge Bridge Union Street T. H.S. Card Welch Forest Payne Covington W. L. Alley Malden W. Va Margaret Ellett Christiansburg Margaret Sublette Hoanoke C. B. Wilson F. L. Black W. H. Sperrow L. G Virginia Martin Tazewell Street Bluefield Helena Dilger James P. Gills Jane Elizabeth Rhoads A. L. Pheads Helen Martin Virginia Dilger Helena Jim Dilger D. M. Peterson Maxwell Hazel Poff Palmer Louise Bodell Cincinnati Catherine Holt Staunton P. I. Dudley H. Dodd Louise Dlger Iva Martin Aldine Florence Hamilton Cleo Cash Edith Manning Harriett Peery Leslie Hopkins Lillian Shott Mamie Saunders Lucille Wilson Lorraine Bailey Frances Breen Irene Ea James S. Browning, Jr Jefferson Street Browning Samuel J. Evans Julius B. Wills Roanoke

Social gatherings at home of Mrs. C. C. Wright

Mrs. C. C. Wright hosted three afternoons of bridge and tea last week with fourteen tables. Florence Nichols of Manchester NH was the honor guest. decorations featured daisies and brown eyed Susans in white and yellow. Prizes were hand painted candy boxes. Billie Goodykoontz celebrated a sixth birthday with games and refreshments at his parents’ Giles street home.

C. C. Wright Florence Nichols Manchester N. H Billie Goodykoontz C. H. Goodykoontz Giles Street Virginia Smith Edith McNeer Mary Dunglinson Edna May Bradley Leatha H. Parrish Althea Mary Dieffenderfer Martha Hope Gilkeson Peggy Tierney Howard Smith

Bridge Party Highlights and Prize Winners in Graham

Miss Dorothy Norvell of Richmond Va topped the game scoring the highest and receiving a candy box. Allert Austin of Princeton won the booby prize. Mrs Hafford hosted the Wednesday afternoon bridge series at her Graham home with many guests from the city and nearby areas.

R. T. Peters Vineyard Street F. Thomas Kemp Washington Bridge Irene Blackstock C. C. Otey W. F. Griffin Bertha Prince H. M. Elliott Thelma Peters Roanoke Florence Brooks Richmond Ruth Bodell Dorothy Norvell Allert Austin Princeton Hafford S. N. Iafford Graham Hufford Bluefield

Bridge Party Held by Mrs Stringfellow on Bland Street

A Wednesday afternoon bridge event at Mrs KK P Stringfellow’s Bland Street home featured four tables of play. Guests enjoyed a salad and ice course after the game with assistance from Mrs W O Tracey Mrs Frank F Fox and Mrs 8 Dieffenderfer. Present were Mrs J E Browning and others.

KK. P. Stringfellow Bland Street

Country Club Hosts First in Series of Social Parties

Mrs Stringfellow plans a sequence of gatherings at Country Club with numerous Mansfield and Welch residents named among the hostesses and guests. Other attendees include Mrs Phillip Goodwill Bramwell and Mrs L G Toney along with several Shott, Shirey, and Jenkins family members.

Harold Jack Walton Suddith Marshall McCormick Mansfield, C O. R. Jenkins C. W. Scott Palmer Appomattox J. H. Shott T. H. 8. Curd Welch Rayvans Julius Hall G. A. Shirey Stringfellow Country C Lab Country Club Phillip Goodwill Bramwell L. G. Toney A H. Hoge T. H. Clagett F. L. Black J. T. Carey C. B. Sweet W. EB. Gilkeson Walter Luddith Frank Hewitt Lillian Shott Ruth Podell Mary Jenkins

Bland Street Church Picnic at Mrs Waughs Grove

The Woman's Missionary Society of Bland Street church held an annual picnic at the grove of Mrs H W Waugh on Spring Grove avenue. A good attendance of members and several visitors enjoyed picnic style luncheon and a short program outlining the conference work.

Woman's Missionary Society of Bland Street H. W. Waugh Spring Grove Avenue

Are Women Naturally Despondent and the Pinkham Remedy

A writer suggests women have a delica organism causing nervousness sleeplessness headaches backache and despondency. He cites Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a simple remedy that reaches the root of the trouble and overcomes despondency.

Pinkham

Plane Breaks Wing Tip in Ohio Air Test

A mono plane No. 3 piloted by Lieut Mons with three passengers departed Cleveland at 3 15 p m for Chicago on the trans continental air mail leg Bert Acost in plane No 1 was to leave tomorrow morning Captain Hartney’s plane met with an accident in landing during a practice flight this afternoon breaking a wing tip and the undercarriage and will be out of the race until another plane can be sent from the east

Cleveland Ohio Lieutenar Mons Bert Acost Hartney

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