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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1944

Page

3

Miss Mattaline Compton Weds C. E. Starks in Abbeville Church

Miss Mattaline Mae Compton and Clarence E. Starks were married at four p.m. in the Abbeville Methodist Church with Rev. H. B. Abshire officiating. The bride, a Bluefield native, wore light blue with black accessories and a corsage of red and white roses. She is a Tazewell High School graduate and longtime secretary for Pure Oil in Bluefield. The groom, a Bland County native, studied in local schools. After a brief Chicago trip, they will reside in Bastian Virginia.

Cote Shawver Mill Asis Mattiline Mae Compton Bluefield Va Clarence E. Starks Abbeville H. B. Abshire

Trinity Methodist Christmas Festivities Begin Theme The Church and Human Needs

Miss Dot Lawrence assisted by Miss Tommie June Sutherland conducted the morning program of Trinity Methodist church on Sunday. The theme was The Church and Human Needs with organ music by Mrs. H. H. McClung. The evening program featured Festivities of Christmas led by Miss Sutherland. Miss Maxine MacGruder spoke on Good Tidings of Great Joy. Social hour was run by Miss Mary Taylor and Bill Wagner.

Dot Lawrence Tommie June “Sutherland Trinity Methodist Church H. H. McClung

Circle meetings set for Wednesday and Thursday groups

The circles church lists Wednesday af ternoon meetings led by Margie Shumate Mrs E M Louthan and others. Circles include Parkway Elizabeth Hale Diana Dixon Union Street, Lydia Greene with W L Kaylor, Susie Whittinghill with Emil Hill, and Francis Bagby circle postponed to December 12. Ruth Kersey circle meets Thursday at 1 PM with Craig Thornton.

Circles Margie Shumate E. M. Louthan Bob Wilson Parkway Elizabeth Hale E. L. Clark Dixon Union Street Lydia Greene W. L.kaylor Belfield Shepherd Tazewell Susie Whittinghill Emil Hill Carolina Avenue Francis Bagby Clyde J. Stephens J. L. Mabrey Niyndale Avenue Ruth Kersey Craig Thornton

December Dance Set For Saturday At Country Club

The first December dance of the Bluefield Country Club will be held Saturday evening December 9. Dick Daisey and his orchestra will provide music and dancing continues until midnight. Dinner is served 7 to 9. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Calvin Gillis, resident manager, before Thursday noon.

Bluefield Country Club Dick Daisey Calvin Gillis

Christmas Ceremonial Planned by Ma Cedonia Shrine

Ma Cedonia Shrine No 8 of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold its Christmas ceremonial initiation at the Masonic temple during the regular meeting Friday at 7 o clock. Mrs Savers Harmon will serve as worthy high priestess and Marvin Miller as shepherds watchman.

Macedonia Shrine Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Savers Harmon Marvin Miller

Mr. Vest Honored At Dinner Party In Cleveland Guest List

Mrs. R. C. Daniels hosted a Sunday dinner at her Highland avenue home honoring her brother L. A. Vest of Cleveland Ohio. Attending were Jack Elmore and Lucille Elmore of Princeton Grace Tiller of Roanoke Edith Daniels of Horsepen Va J. T. Hall of Christiansburg Va.

L.A. Vest Cleveland R. C. Daniels Highland Avenue Jack Elmore Lucille Elmore Princeton Edith Daniels Horsepen J. T. Hall Christiansburg Grace Tiller

Directors Of YWCA To Meet This Evening

The December board meeting of the YWCA will be held at 7 30 this evening at the Y quarters due to the holiday season.

YWCA Y Quarters

Presbyterian church executive board meets Wednesday at two

The executive board of the First Presbyterian church will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the church house.

The First Presbyterian Church

Club Calendar Entries At Local Churches

A mid morning District WSCS meeting is listed in Hamilton Hall Bland Street church. A dinner with Maj Mrs Carl Jones occurs at 128 Menn Street. An evening missionary circle is at First Christian church followed by a Business Girls circle. Circles of Trinity Methodist meet at appointed times.

WSCS Hamilton Hall Bland Street Carl Jones Menn Street Eoto Russell

Final Plans Complete For Bingo Party

Plans are complete for a Ramsey bingo party this evening from 7 to 11 to promote war bonds and stamps. The event is sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club and the Young Woman's Club with cooperation from the Women's Activities Committee. Prizes donated by local merchants will be won.

Ramsey Junior Woman's Club Charles R. Douthat Young Woman's Club M Anne Gravatt Women's Activities Committee E. W. Harris Mercer County al Brooks Eric DeBrick Junior Chamber of Commerce Door Margaret Jess Katherine Shupe Lina Light Oda Mae Chappell Coca-Cola Booth Mariam Shewey Henrietta Mahood Eugenia Warmoth Isabella P. Bailey Warsages Pansy Gilmore Jimmy Patton Harold Bales Stamp and Bond Booth E. L. Wellman J. R. Kemp Roy Hapwell Dot Heldreth J. O. Bell Blanche Brammer Louise Light Erskine Beatrice Journell Clara Whitlock Marie Osborne Erick DeBrick Marcella D. Whitlock Frances Simon Charles Jordan John Bryant Ray Henderson Mary Barnett Katherine Smisko Bill Peery Clarence Brown G. Howard Bruster Virginia Meencham Lee Baldwin J. I. Donnelly

Short Circuit At Chicago House Causes Fire

Firemen battled a blaze at the Chicago House Furnishings company around 3 30 Sunday afternoon caused by an electrical short circuit. Damage was estimated at $10. A Community Christmas tree committee meeting is set for 3 PM at city hall with all members urged to attend.

Chicago Chicago House Furnishing Company

Woman's Club Third In Bond Sale at City Event

Mrs. Ben Williams chaired the Woman's club bond sale drawing $10,350, placing third among city women's groups. Duncan of the state tuberculosis bureau would head a chest clinic December 12 and 13 at the Christian church. Members instructed secretary M. J. Thabet to contact state legislators about the library bill. The club voted to send 200 pencils monthly and cookies to hospitalized veterans at Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs. A vocal trio under program chairman Mrs. Victor DeVault performed with pianist James Elmer Brown. Mrs. Alex Walk was introduced as a new member. Next meeting postponed to January 9 due to New Year’s Day.

Ben Wiliams Ee Eas Ee Ee Woman's Club Sinaia Tan Eee Duncan Bureau of Tuberculosis State Health Department Christian Church M. J. Thabet Legrate Isvenen Veterans of R. J. Cousins James Elmer Brown Alex Walk

Birth Notices for Bailey and Barton Families

Mr and Mrs Robert Bailey of Clark Street welcome a son Larry Paige born November 14 at Bluefield sanitarium joining siblings Gwendolyn and Bobby Gene. Mr and Mrs Clyde E Barton of Bramwell announce a daughter born Sunday December 3 at Bluefield sanitarium weighing 4 pounds.

Robert Bailey Clark Street Larry Paige Bluefield Sanitarium Gwendolyn Bobby Gene Clyde E. Barton Bramwell W. H. Leckie Frederick Street

Bluefield Birth Announcements Include Names and Dates

The notices list several newborns with full names and birth dates. Princess Ann, daughter of Elizabeth Dillon and an unnamed father with National Biscuit Co. ties. a son born Nov 24 to Marvin and Mrs Tabor of Bramwell. a daughter born Dec 3 to Mr and Mrs W H Leckie. Judy Carolyn Bowling born Dec 1 to Mr and Mrs Clayton Bowling with Dorothy Goodwin as mother.

Princess Ann Elizabeth Dillon National Biscuit Company Clayton Bowling Judy Carolyn Bluefield Sanitarium Dorothy Goodwin The Lilly Land Company

Daily Doings Of Area Women At SMC Club Event

Thirty four service men attended with ten states represented, joined by six wives and one child. Local women organized meals and donations with rolls, cabbage, cream, pies, and cash gifts totaling several dollars while committees and workers coordinated breakfast and daylong activities.

Service Service Men's Club John Ratcliff

Women's club meeting notes from Sunday gathering

The club on Sunday drew thirteen states with contributions including home canned pickles, pies, corn, flour and cash from named members. A 3 PM chairmen meeting was set for the club, with Mrs. J B Gilpin and Mrs. E K Grubb headed by several assistants throughout the day.

Hw. L. Bowling Mary Brown R. G. Love William Cline Ashworth

Williams Alexander and son return from Miami visit

Mrs. Williams Alexander and her son Billy have returned from Miami Florida where they visited her daughter. Mrs Margve rite Alexander a student at the ce oe Mrs H O Belcher Union street is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium.

Williams Alexander Billy Miami Fla Margverite Alexander Ce Oe H. O. Belcher Union Street Bluefield Sanitarium

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Mattaline Mae Compton Wytheville, Va Trinity Young People Goodykoontz Erk DIAL Bluefield, West VA Mr. Vest Virginia Side News Anderson Anderson Construction Company Princeton Ave Giles St Opticians America Woman’s Unit Marvin Tabor Bluefield Sanitarum SMC C. B. Gibson John Hager Charles Gibson W. 8. Penn, Jr Virginia Gibson C. K. Wimmer FE. R. Thomas Luther Hughes Bernard McClaugherty H. T. Akers Jim Blackwell Nannie Britten Grace Pearson Cleon Heller U. S Eny Dine Offas Drug Cosmetic Pertussin Oit Pepsi-Cola Company Long Island City, N. Y Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO Bluefield J. B. Gilpin Kenneth Tickle Homer Roach Mary FE. Broyles Maxine Hash Verna Liedy E. K. Grubb R. V. Dobinger Domenic Romano Dreimer Blacfields Bill Princeton Avenue Bluefield, West Virginia Richard E. Evans Bland Street Methodist Church Greater Bluefield Ministerial Association Appalachian Electric Power CO
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