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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1944

Page

3

Beaver High to Remember Pearl Harbor Program

Beaver High students gather for a Pearl Harbor assembly featuring a skit There Are No Little Things and a Victory Council meeting to discuss the bond drive and ring plans. Prizes for a patriotic poster contest are awarded as stamps and War Savings stamps go on sale along with a new bond booth and two clubs sponsor a Sunday ticket chance.

Beaver High School Pearl Harbor Victory Council Debonaire Beta Gamma Beaver Patriot Privateers Ramplers Beavers School

Miss Helen Housman To Sing At College Vesper Service

Miss Helen Housman daughter of Mr and Mrs B B Housman Albemarle street will be one of the soloists in Madison College Glee club annual sound service Sunday She will also take part in special trio selections with two other students The program features old and modern carols and selections from various Christmas orations

Helen Housman B. B. Housman Albemarle Street Madison College Glee Club Miss Housman

Family Reunion At Rives Jones Home

A reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rives R. Jones Sr. brought together four generations. Attendees included Rives Jones Jr with family in Ashland Kentucky Wilson E. Jones Jr and son Randolph from Paintsville Charles Goodman Jones and Mrs. Jones of Great Bend Kansas and Mrs C A Feuchten sberger. A WWII era note cites U S railroads carrying 100 percent more passengers in 1943 than 1918.

Rives R. Jones Rives . Jones, Jr Rives Ashland Wilson E. Jones Randolph Paintsville Charles Goodman Jones Jones Great Bend Kan C. A. Feuchtensberger Mrs. Jones U. S

Garden club events fill Thursday calendar

Club activities list for Thursday include Intermediate Fellowship at Brand Street Church 5 30 p m and Business Women's circle at First Baptist Church 5 30 p m. Allegheny Garden club holds an executive meeting with Mrs W 8 Owen Main View Avenue at 2 00 p m then a 2 30 p m session on Mountain Ee Avenue. Ramsey ie oa ve bead meet 7 45 p m. Loyalty Ries 94 meets at IOOF hall. Wingfield Watts Bible Ass Christmas party at Bland Street Church Ham Sto pall.

Va . Garden Brand Street Church First Baptist Church Allegheny Garden Club Owen Main View Avenue Mountainee Avenue m.Ramsey

Formal Initiation Of New Members By Sorority

The Sigma Theta sorority at Bluefield College held formal initiation Tuesday evening at the home of N Clar ence in Bluefield Virginia with Miss Arlene Goosey as hostess. New members include Dottie aoe mag a Pt Eleanor neler Anna ree Holcomb Bertha Gray McNeil agga Huffins and Virginia Plans were made for a Christmas party at Miss Betty Crowell home on December 32 Names were drawn to exchange gifts and a show is planned to raise funds A next meeting will be at Miss Shirley Mahood home in Bluefield Virginia.

Sigma Theta Sorority Bluefield College N. Clarence Shirley Mahood Bluefield

Religion's Importance Pastor Speaks at Preston PTA Meeting

The Rev. C. G. Eastwood of Trinity Methodist spoke on religion's role in American life at the Preston Street PTA gathering held at the school Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. William R. Peraldo led the meeting, with Miss Margaret Easily noting Red Cross work and waste-fat and paper salvage efforts.

C. G. Eastwood Trinity Methodist Church Preston Street Eastwood William R. Peraldo America Margaret Easily Red Cross Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs Susan Burnette Nancy O'Keefe Mary Ann Stahler Rebecca Hogsette W. C. Tulloh

Worker's Conference Dinner Meet At Bland Street Church

The Sunday school workers dinner at Bland Street Methodist Church was led by J. T. Harvey with devotional by Mrs. Kenneth Addington. Frank Stowers spoke on What I Like About the Sunday School and Miss Desir Gilmore on What Our Sunday School Needs. Departmental meetings followed with the Board of Christian Education closing the evening.

Bland Street Board of Christian Education

Mercer County War Activities Reported by Local Leaders

Mrs. E. W. Harris heads Mercer County Women’s War Activities as Mrs. Chester Cooke reports November sales of 104 550 through personal solicitation. A miner’s family of eight buys stamps weekly and bonds are sold in each drive. Henry Morgenthau Jr. honors Cooke with a formal citation. Local booths under Women’s War Activities promote Buy Bonds and Stamps for Christmas with sites at American Legion auxiliary F W Woolworths Kresge Moose Bluefield Garden Club Victory Exchange 617 Raleigh Street and Beaver High School Girl Reserves sell Warsages.

E. W. Harris Mercer County Chester Cooke Cooke Henry Morganthau United States American Legion Auxiliary F. W. Woolworth Company Women of the Moose Kresge Bluefield Garden Club Victory Exchange Raleigh Street Beaver High School

Holiday Visits From Local Families Mentioned

Miss Lucille M Roach visiting sisters Mrs A O Garland Landgraff and Mrs C E Prancis Jr Wilcoe. Mrs J M Roach guest at daughter Mrs C E cis y jr Wilcoe. J Hye Conrad engineer N and W will visit daughters in Douglas Ariz during Christmas holidays then return to Bluefield. C E Francis returned from Charlottesville Va after operation at University of Virginia hospital.

Lucille M. Roach WAVE Island Calif A. O. Garland Landgraff C. E. Prancis, Jr Wilcoe J. M. Roach Stirrat C. E. Cisy, Jr J. Hye Conrad Bluefield Avenue Pocahontas Norfolk and Western Arizona R. L. Chalk Douglas, Ariz Hannigan Douglas Bluefield C.E. Francis Third Street Charlottesville University of Virginia Hospital Francis

Daily Doings Of Area Men In U S Service

Military personnel from Bluefield and nearby towns are noted for recent promotions leaves and assignments. Seaman first class Frank T. McQueen completes training at Norman and Lt. Charles Goodman Jones visits before overseas. Others include Lt. James Tate McClung promoted, Cpl. Ernest Bertok at Richmond for checks, and Pvt. Henry Patrick Jr. at Aberdeen with expert rifle medal.

Frank T. McQueen Wanda J. McQueen Virginia Avenue Bluefield Naval Air Tech Training Center Norman Henry Patrick, Jr H. M. Patrick Newell, Va Army Service Forces Training Center Aberdeen Proving Ground Patrick Tazewell

Government urges fats drive as 1943 oilseed output climbs

Farmers answer the government plea by boosting oilseed crop production 73.8 percent ahead of 1941. The 1944 cooking fat goal targets 23 million pounds for housewives, equating to about one pound per family per month.

Dorothy Dix advice on wives, money, and home life

Column discusses how wives influence husbands through money use and social life, warns against overpraising a husband, and contrasts homebound duties with outside socializing. Includes reader questions on teenage independence, adolescent love, and parent child misunderstandings with Dorothy Dix responses.

Service Men's club hosts 56 guests and 3 accompanying wives

Daily Doings Of Area Women notes the Service Men's Club hosting fifty six service men with three wives as guests. Contributions included jam from Mrs. H L Bowling Jr and juice glasses from several donors. Mrs. L D Mattox was chairman with co chair Mrs C W Pace. Workers listed among area women.

Service Service Men's Club H. L. Bowling, Jr W. M. Currie Charles Musser Carl Henderickson Norman Crawford W. A Pankey L. D. Mattox C W. Pace William Pool Ethel Linkous R. L Shelton Nancy Taylor FP. L. Black Cleon Heller Grace Pearman

Jimmy's Oyster House Featured in Chesapeake Bay Dining Ad

An old ad promotes Jimmy's Aurant in Bluefield for seafood lovers. It touts dining today and night service with Chesapeake Bay seafood specialties.

Chesapeake Bay Bluefield

Free Ammunition Program Seeks 130000 More Workers

War Manpower Chairman Paul V. McNutt announced a stepped up ammunition drive requiring more than 130,000 additional workers. About 84,000 will join artillery and mortar plants, 46,000 for small arms. Women are urged to fill many roles as facilities expand across Region IV with key sites in Baltimore Charleston Morgantown Wheeling Lynchburg Radford Pulaski Roanoke Winston Salem Greensboro.

Washington Paul V. McNutt McNutt Baltimore

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Beaver High Rives Jones American Institute of Laundering Araid Preston Pta Bland Street Church Princeton Ave Giles St DIAL Anderson Anderson Construction Company Army Air Forces Helen Hale North Street Tech Donald F. Turner Panama Ethel Turner Avenue James Tate McClung 5. B. McClung Wyomin Street McClung Naval Bureau of Aeronautics Washington, D. C Southwest Pacific Area Ernest F. Bertok Grace Bertok AAFP Richmond Va Bertok Bramwell High School William D. Clayton W. J. Clayton College Avenue Provisional Aviation Roswell Dorothy DIX Poverty Street Hey Johnny Mamie Susie Miss DIX Shen Hepcat Bell Syndicate, Inc Prytannia Street New Or Louisiana Cuticura Opticians National Optical, Stores Co SMC Bluefiels West VA Mangels ‘Apparel Femin David Owens & Minor Richmond Vincent Paoliello Tazewell St Biuvefielad W. Va Orto
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