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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

5

Lovely Afternoon Tea By A A Club Highlights Lavender Pink

A refined social gathering at the A A Club featured Mrs Hudson and guests from Roanoke Pittsburg Greensburg and Shott as hosts and receivers. The event ran 1 to 5 30 pm with ferns roses pastel decor and a silver basket centerpiece. Guests wore corsage nets of roses and delphinium matching the lavender pink color scheme.

A. A CO. Try Club Mra. Hudson Een Steen Seo 8. N. Huffard C. T. St. Clair H. L. Shott Elisabeth Jones Mike Rath Bodell Helen Huffard E. O Hale Jim Shott C. J. Reynolds W. M. Sinclair Frank Fox Sterling Mann George Barger Louise Hamilton Elisabeth Huffard

Bobbed Hair Shines With Golden Glint Shampoo Tint

A glossy hairstyle gains a subtle gold tint from Golden Glint Shampoo, enhancing the bobbed look with a warm, sunlit sheen and smooth texture for everyday wear.

Young People Lead Missionary Society Meeting

The Young People's Society of Trinity Methodist church chaired the Woman's Missionary Society session at the church with Miss Light presiding. Miss Elizabeth Reyne led the Scripture lesson in a splendid study as the group began with a song titled True-hearted, de hearted.

Young People’s Society of Trinity Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society Miss Light Elizabeth Reyne

Flapper Fanny on Stewardship and Society Court

Flapper Fanny shares thoughts on stewardship. Count Your Blessings led by Virginia Stump. Texie Reynolds and Louise Light presented Yesterday and Today. Lina t offered a note and Ruby Thompson reported for the Business Women's Circle. Mrs P M Stamp to summon the advisory board for a Missionary Society meeting in October.

Gang Virginia Stump Miews Texie Reynolds Louise Light Linat Ruby Thompson P. M. Stamp Missionary Society Ocrt

The Red Lamp Among Bluefield Library’s Newest Mysteries

Mary Roberts Rinehart’s The Red Lamp praised as a major modern mystery novel. Readers are spellbound by its intricate plot romance and superb style, with echoes of K The Amazing Interlude and The Circular Staircase.

Mary Roberts Rinehart Jude Tish Bluefield Lie Bat

Graceful Pocahontas party honors Bluefield visitors

Miss Grace Jackson hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her Pocahontas home for George Collins Prince Eades Herschel B. Abshire and others from Bluefield West Graham and Bramwell who depart Sunday to study ministry at Hiwassee College Madisonville Tenn. Guests included Miss Winnie Witten Miss Mary Sue Tye Jennie Tynes Margaret Burn George Collins Prince Eades Miss Mary Troy Olin Troy Arthur Hendricks Elizabeth Brown Bertha Butt Marguerite Mitchell May Deaton Virginia Maxey Mary Lee Draper Pearl McNew Mrs A T Draper and A B Johnson Draper Orchestra provided music with duets violin and vocal solos plus folk singing. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Also tonight at 8 at the municipal building music lovers can enjoy pupils of Cesar A Roncon with Rivers Johnson and other soloists on the program.

Grace Jackson Pocahontas George Collins Prince Eades Herschel B. Abshire Bluefield Arthur B. Hendricks West Graham H. Olin Troy F. B. Jackson Edward Woods Bramwell Hiwassee College Madisonville Tenn Winnie Wit

Village concert features Verdi arias and Il Trovatore trio

John Pennell and Russell Smith present an evening program highlighted by Il Trovatore selections and Rigoletta items. Soloists include Mrs. Russell Cousins Miss Arline Bird Miss Thelma Kinser and others with caesars Ranconi Cassell and several accompanists. No admission charge.

John Pennell Russell Smith Vi “Rigoletta Miss Holroyd Wilson Cousins Mr. Pennell Mise Holroyd Jen Reese Dorothy Helen Spangler Ella Holroyd Thelma Dick Caesar Ranconi Charles Cassell Mildred Smidow Annabel Knight

Moonlight IC Thursday Party Planned by First Presbyterian Youth

Arrangements have been perfected by the young people of the First Presbyterian church for a moonlight party Thursday evening starting at an unspecified hour. Mr and Mrs B D Painter have been asked to chaperon the party and the young folk look forward to a wholesome good time.

First Presbyterian Church B. D. Painter

West Virginian hotel charm for Harmon guests

Mrs. James Godwin and Mrs. F T Ridley hosted a stylish Wednesday gathering at the West Virginian hotel honoring Mrs. Annie Harmon and Miss Virginia Harmon of Nashville Tennessee. The event was held in the home of Mrs. Frank Early.

James Godwin F. T. Ridley West Virginian Hotel Annie Harmon Virginia Harmon Nashville, Tenn Frank Early

Grace Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Meets

The Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church will meet this afternoon at 2 20 at the church. A full attendance is urged.

Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church

Preston Home Hosts Friends With Music on Fairfax Street

Mr. and Mrs. Sim Preston entertained a number of friends Tuesday with music and dancing at their Fairfax Street home. Music was supplied by the Mattox brothers. Present were Mrs. A. W. Akers, Miss Ella Simpson, Okey Simpson.

Sim Preston Fairfax Street Mattox Brothers A. W. Akers Ella Simpson Okey Simpson

Roanoke Residents Mentioned In Social Gathering

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lester, Mrs. Luther Page, and Mrs. Mary Adams and daughter of Roanoke are noted. Refreshments were served at a late hour.

C. P. Lester Luther Page Mary Adams Roanoke

Books Donated to Pa Public Library by Mrs Speed

About twenty interesting books presented to the Pa Public Library by Mrs J H Speed. She plans soon to move to New Orleans to make her home there.

Pa Public Library J. H. Speed New Orleans

Card party set for Friday at Blue Field Country Club

The usual card groups will meet Friday at 1 o'clock at the Blue Field Country Club for an afternoon gathering.

Bluefield Country Club

Haggarts to Host Country Club Dance Saturday Evening

Dr and Mrs H H Haggart will host and serve as hosts for the usual dance at the Country Club this Saturday evening.

H. H. Haggart

Pritchard Celebrate Birth in Williamson

Mr and Mrs R C Pritchard of Williamson announce the birth of a fine baby daughter at Bluefield sanitarium The couple are reported to be elated by the new arrival and share their joy with family and friends.

Bluefield R. C. Pritchard Williamson Dart Bluefield Sanitarium Simmons

Birth of a son at Bluefield sanitarium reported

A handsome little son was born Wednesday at Bluefield sanitarium to Mr and Mrs J B Kahe of Jefferson street indicating a family addition and local joy.

Bluefield Sanitarium J. 8. Kahe Jefferson Street

Ladies Guild Meeting at Mrs Pearson’s Home

The Ladies Guild of the Lutheran church will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs C R Pearson 2129 Washington Street.

Ladies Guild of Lutheran Church C. R. Pearson Washington Street

Meeting of the First Baptist Church This Afternoon

The First Baptist Church will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at the annex.

Local Health Notes and Arrivals

Mrs. W S Patterson of Cincinnati shows improvement at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs Lelia Walker of 1300 Bluefield Avenue underwent Tuesday tonail removal surgery. Mrs Beulahne joined Mr and Mrs Roy Moss and D Frantz of Multone for a Sunday drive to Mountain Lake. Miss Ruth Spangler has returned.

W.S. Patterson Cincinnati Bluefield Sanitarium Lelia Walker Bluefield Avenue Beulahne Roy Moss D. Frantz Multone Mountain Lake Ruth Spangler

Local Residents Note Visits and Health Changes

A flurry of social notes lists residents visiting family and friends across Peterstown Radford and Bluefield areas. Mrs Sallie Tuggle plans Pleasant visits then a trip to Orenford VA while Grace Counts travels from Cleveland to Bluefield for surgery. Lady patients include Alma Kibler Nell Kibler and Georgia Tabor among others with operations for tonsils and tonsil removal noted.

Peterstown Gottlieb Louons John B. Hollman Fred Alma Nell Kibler Fesonees & Steefield Roanoke Kibler Sallie Tuggle Aoe Orenford Grace Counts Cleveland Bluefield Sanitarium Caffee Staunton Josephine Cox Letha Tuggle George Garrett Nelson Reete Bluff City Myrtle Wiliams Walton Avenue Athena Edna Gott Pepenes P. Stafford L. Kirkwood Sybil Radford R. L. Lipscomb Louise Stafford Pine Street St. Lane's Hospital C. BE. Hughes Maisie Cruise Helen Hughes Georgia Tabor McComas Louise Royal Tazewell D. B. Cruise New York D. B. Lyons Sylvia Martha Koaen Dallas

Pair Heads South After Short Visit at Home

Dey and his companion plan to move to Charlotte North Carolina for a new job after a brief stay at home. Mrs R F Baker departed for a visit to Virginia Beach. Page Nine.

Distracting a Young Artist From Focused Work

A fragment discusses avoiding slicking the subject’s hair and keeping others away to prevent distraction while a young artist concentrates on work. It emphasizes preserving natural appearance and minimizing interruptions during study or creation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Say Es Sey Trinity W. M. S Appalachian Power Co Flapper Fanny Book Review Munici Saesar A. Roncon Rivers Johnson Cecil Johnson Italy Lee Esther Voth Appalachian Power Co. Appliance Department Grace W. M. S Ladies’ Guild Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Annex J. W. Waters Co the Reliable Jewelers Federal St. Bluefield, W. Va Graceline Berkeley Aere Simm Simmons Company Lake Shore Drive Chicago Rocky Mountain District The Pacific Coast Tucker Ausenger
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