Christmas Gift Trade In For Musical Instrument
A lighthearted note on trading in for a musical gift this Christmas. The message ties gifting to acquiring an instrument for the wife, framing it as a practical, cheerful present idea.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
10
A lighthearted note on trading in for a musical gift this Christmas. The message ties gifting to acquiring an instrument for the wife, framing it as a practical, cheerful present idea.
The Bramwell Baptist Mission reports weekly growth with larger Sunday attendance and upcoming services. A sermon titled Entertaining God will be delivered as the church welcomes Bramwell and Simmong residents to attend. The note also records a child's death from infantile paralysis, services, and community activities including charity efforts and Christmas plans.
Short note indicates plans to resume work in Bluefield Kentucky. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Funeral for Richard Christie was held at his son's home with ministers Rev W Abrams and Rev J son officiating. A quartet performed several old songs. A large gathering attended from near and far. Interment followed at Maple Park cemetery.
Dr. W T Biggers will preach and officiate communion at Bothel A M E Church with a special message to the four churches and a quarterly conference Monday. Dr. R A Adams evangelist and musician leads a day meeting with a half hour song service and a capable city pianist. A A Palm pastor invites music lovers to participate. Tennis club meets Monday and Tuesday at Mrs M D Lewis home and at Reese Hall, with Worthy Master BE Brown listed.
Misses Josephine Coates and Anna Shade helped Joseph Watkins host an attractive party at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Grant Watkins 300 Church. The event drew local guests and showcased a warm social gathering in the community.
A pleasant Wednesday evening featured a red and green color scheme, music and games for guests. Dainty eats followed the social hour hosted by Misses Helen Coates and Shade with a notable list of young attendees including Lillian Jackson, Vivianee, Pauline Mosely, Gladys Hol, and others.
Professor and Mrs. N Wiley of Kimball went to Bluefield yesterday. Mrs. Wiley planned throat treatment at a city hospital.
The Sphynx Club plans a Monday evening meeting at 8 oclock in the National Benefit and Life Insurance Company office. All members must attend. Hedricks is president and Coward is secretary. At AM Zion Church Rev J A Palmer of Bluefield Va preaches at 3 pm with Rev D J Hall church choir joining.
A report notes that no announcement was made regarding the successful contractor for a project costing about six million dollars after bids were submitted by nearly twenty contractors to the Nor- (incomplete text).
Norfolk and Western plans a single general contract project to enlarge the Williamcon-0 facilities, enabling the handling of up to 4,000 westbound coal loads daily. Work is estimated to take ten months with subcontracting to various individuals.
Georgetown Ky December survey by James Moreland of 44 Southern institutions shows average salaries for college leaders at 6101 yearly. Full professors averaged 8111, department heads 3099, college treasurers 3006, registrars 2837, executive secretaries 2094, deans 3634, instructors 1688. Texas presidents paid highest in the region at 10,000 while instructors earned about 1900.
Missoula Montana reports a shift in wildlife danger as coyotes surpass mountain lions as the chief threat. Bounties ended in deer losses and stock protection remains critical as the coyote claims several victims this year.
In Fredericksburg Texas Sunday Houses near churches provide weekend lodging for ranchers and farmers. About 100 now exist with one or two rooms on each floor and limited cooking facilities. Guests bring food for Saturday to Monday, easing cooking duties and kitchen costs. The town of 4009 is unincorporated and taxes are state and county only, per George D. Barber.
McKinley Lilly and Ward were arrested early yesterday morning by city police for possessing nine pints of liquor. Ward is described as a Negro. They were fined and jailed under local liquor laws.
Oxford notes advice from Professor Friar Bacon urging pleasant activities and social chat to extend life while noting longevity as an accident among educators. The piece also mentions Canada producing over 6,000 tons of newspaper print daily.
KB Clark of Providence Rhode Island visiting Bluefield to study boys work and advise local directors of the Bluefield Boys Club. He was connected with the Boré Club Federation of New York and a friend of the late B L Waterman. Clark plans to stay in the area for several years to foster supervised youth programs. Indianapolis Star notes legal action and trials in New York crowds.
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