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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1941

Page

9

Annual Sisterhood Cabaret For Charity Held Wednesday

The Bluefield Sisterhood staged its annual charity cabaret Wednesday at the West Virginia hotel ballroom. Barry McKinley and orchestra provided music, and the show featured a floor number directed by Mrs Ray Matz with Latin-American and vaudeville style dances, a boogie-woogie finale, and the cast closing with La Conga. Betty Rae Clark and Miriam Shewey accompanied the performers at the piano.

Bluefield Sisterhood West Virginian Barry McKinley White Ray Matz Shirley White Walter Robey Ray Matt White Miriam Shewey Billy Smith Justine Cohen Bill Lavender Shirley Gottlieb George Matz Alice Schrinner Gue White Dick Rosenberg Frances Williams Sue White Bhirley Gottlieb Levi Betty Rae Clark

Church and Club Activities Listed for Saturday Afternoon

The schedule lists 2:00 p.m. Woman's Missionary Society at College Avenue Baptist. 2:30 p.m. Bluefield lodge Ladies society election at Moose hall. 6:30 p.m. Wingfield Watts Bible class dinner at Hamilton hall. 7:30 p.m. GIA sister party at Mrs George Spangler's home. 7:30 p.m. Mrs Jeffries Bible class at Calvary Baptist with a discussion on Judgements. Saturday 1:00 p.m. luncheon of American Association of University Women at Virginian hotel club room. 8:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Alpha Lambda Iota at Bluefield college for Sweater night.

Woman’s Missionary Society College Avenue Baptist Church Bluefield Lodge Ladies Society L. F Moose Hall Wingfield Watts Bland Street Methodist Church Hamilton Hall Gia George Spangler North St Jeffries Calvary Baptist Church Christ American Association of the University Women Virginian Hotel Alpha Lambda Iota Fraternity Bluefield College

Mrs Long and Mr Stanton Wed In Rochester Ceremony

Mrs. Long and Mr. Stanton announce the marriage of their daughter Pauline to Mr Lewis Harvey Deenton of Rochester New York. The ceremony was held November 24 at the First Christian church with Rev Ben Johnson officiating.

George L. Nash Avenue Olr Daughtar Pauline Lewis Harvey Deenton Rochester N. Y First Christian Church Ben 8 Johnson Madaline Clement Millie Barnett Mr. Stanton

A Cappella Choir Advent Program Set Sunday Night

Beaver A Cappella Choir conducted by Elizabeth Shelton will present an Advent Christmas service of music at Immanuel Lutheran Church. selections include Cherubim Song and works by Tschaikowsky and Poteat. The public is invited to attend beginning at 7 30 p m.

Beaver A Cappella Choir Elizabeth Shelton Immanuel Lutheran Tschaikowsky Jesus

Beauty And You By Patricia Lindsey

The defense program affects daily life and women are urged to conserve cosmetics to avoid future shortages. Tips include buying in larger quantities, sterilizing containers for refills, keeping products cool and clean, following directions, and reusing metal containers. Do not store cosmetics near heat or sun.

Wane Lee

Three ORC Auxiliary Members to Be Honor Guests

AAUW plans Christmas luncheon at the West Virginia hotel club room Saturday at 1 o'clock. The event is an annual Yuletide gathering organized by Mrs Cunningham with the Beaver high school A Capella choir to sing carols and Miss Jo Mawee sharing Christmas thoughts.

American Association of University Women West Virginian and Cunningham Beaver High School Jo Mawee

Banquet Planned For Appalachian Assembly Room Saturday

Three charter members of the Ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will be the guests of honor at a banquet in the Appalachian Assembly room Saturday at 6 30. Husbands, decoration chairs, and program committee members are named. About sixty five persons expected.

Apalachian Hattie Clark Floyd Francisco J. R Johnson Mesdames L. F. Adkins W. C Bone George Schrader J. C. Parcell C. E. Chambers R. L Marshall E .S. Stafford Sam Clark George Griffith Arthur DeVault

Bluefield Lodge D of H Plans Evening Banquet

Bluefield lodge 59 Degree of Honor Protective association holds a banquet at the Y W C A on Federal street at six this evening. The event features a Pollyanna pari and program and is expected to be one of the season’s most enjoyable affairs.

Bluefield Lodge Degree of Honor Protective Association Federal Street

New Nail Polish Sealer Promises Week-Long Manicures

A crystal clear top coat dries instantly over fresh polish to extend wear. The product aims to prevent mistakes from uncertain purchases and appeals to customers seeking a manicure lasting a week or more, noting America’s leadership in steel capacity.

Candle-light Service At Church Group Meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Bland Street Church held a candle light service led by Miss Ruby Brewer in Hamilton Hall last evening. The gathering opened with a worship call and a quiet rendition of Silent Night as scripture from Isaiah was read.

G Stowers Rerie Tapes Woman's Society of Christian Service Bland Street Hamilton Hall Proara Ruby Brewer Isaiah

Christmas program notes and troop formation at Bland Street church

Miss Claire Whitlock presented a Christmas program with meditation and hymns led by Mrs W P Basswood. Louise Brewer introduced an article on Christmas spirit. Aaryn Shupe read a Christmas poem. Harry Burnett spoke on children’s work. James Wooldridge named scoutmaster of a new Bland Street church Boy Scout troop sponsored by the Men’s club.

Claire Whitlock W. P Basswood Louise Brewer Aaryn Shupe A. B. Mahood Harry Burnett Allen Long Christian Cola Relations Bland Street James Wooldridge J. E. Wilburn Ane Siety

Personal notes of visits and homecomings in the week

Jack Jarvis visits Childress at Camp Shelby Mississippi this week. Mrs George L Nash returns home after several days with her sons W A Nash and Robert Nash at Norfolk Virginia. Miss Anne Rish becomes Mrs Lillian Powell at Santonio.

Jack Jarvis Camp Shelby Miss George L. Nash W. A. Nash Robert Nash Norfolk Anne Rish Lillian Powell Santonio

Arlington Hall roommates return from careeeing with Nash family

Mrs George Nash and Mrs Cary Soweyers with two daughters Bobby and Nora of Norfolk Virginia have gone home after spending a period in care with Mrs George L Nash. Charles Ed White of Hoge Street has been a Beeman at Bluefield sanitarium.

Tex Arlington Hall George Nash Cary Soweyers Bobby Nora Norfolk George L. Nash Charles Ed White Hoge Street Bluefield Sanitarium

Merchant Dies in Ohio Valley Leader of Ports mouth Firm

William Beverly Kiiceee Sr aged 83 longtime Huntington mercantile leader died at his Ports mouth Ohio home. He served as a director of the Anderson Newcomb Co a major Huntington department store for 65 years marking a prominent figure in regional commerce.

Huntington W. Va William Beverly Kiiceee, Sr Ohio Valley Portsmouth Anderson-Newcomb Co

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