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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1935

Page

5

Santa Claus Parade Promises Joy in Bluefield Event

Bluefield prepares for a large Santa Claus parade on Monday led by Santa Claus and his reindeer with Banda and bands. The message from Santa urges broad turnout, featuring Mary, clowns, Funny Faces, and Mother Goose Rhymes characters. Prizes are announced by the Red Cross safety committee with winners from local junior high and grade schools.

Santa Claus Bluefield St Nicholas Banda Daily Telegraph Star of Faith Clara Boots Ken Alice Eddie Terrence Francis Jackie Phyllis Joe Harry Charlie Grace Vera Minnie Bill Elmer Clarice Louise Henry Business Men's Association and Chamber of Commerce Baint Gain The American Red Cross Ben 8. Johnson Min Weaver G. F. Callahan Mary Elizabeth Lowe Fairview Thelma Wilson Margaret Smith Ramsey Junior Leo Whitenack Preston School Ann Meador Wade Lola Mary Rice Landon K. Williams Dorothy Lester Matoaka Edna Wilson Ramsey Gale Shumate Doris Pelter Dona Lee Shinnault Mary Cheyney Ward Womack Red Cross Safety Committee

Traffic Accident Prevention Contest Winner Named by Bluefield

Winners in the home farm and traffic accident prevention essay contest conducted during October and November were announced yesterday by the Bluefield local campaign organizers.

Bluefield

Newhall WV Honor Roll and Local Visits

Scho lastic honor roll lists names from first to sixth grade at Newhall West Virginia. Local residents, including Mrs Audrey Atwell and children visiting Patsy Monk, and others visiting relatives in Bluefield Welch Cane Brake and Dix Creek. deaths in Martinsville cited.

Newhall W. Va Gracie Altizer Rosa Toth Helen Artis Leonard Rasnick Virginia King Flora Brewster Junior Combs Denver Pennington Leon Crisp Isabelle Barrett Angeline Brewster Ray Woods Marie King Charles Sykes Iva Shears Bernice Smith Ethel Toth James ‘Taylor Charles ‘Taylor Sarah Asbury Charlie Davin Eugene Lockhart Arthur Brewster Mae Harmon Annie Dalyai Velma Dalyai Ray Brewster Grady King Harold Lyons Lacy Musick John Veselosky Margaret Whaley Lillian Dickerson Thurl Ray Lonie Brzozowski Lucille Collins Ray Asbury Bpllen Harmon Juanita Lawson Kenneth Owensby Bertha Asbury Winifred Lawson Rebecca Bandy Audrey Atwell Patsy Monk Sayersville John Gentry Warrior Homer Lineberry Louise Bowles Betty Chapman Flora Perry War Bob Whaley Welch Clayton Haywood Bill Rangeley Martinsville Dalt Blankenship Bluefield Lula Lineberry Mayda Hager Canebrake Britt Brooks Squire Walter Moran Merle Haywood Ben Cropper Bertha Morrison T. A. Sayers Bernice W Richardson Fred Perry Joan Trivett Mawnwell Vira Davis Pearisburg Emery Cawley George Bandy Helen and Junior Dix Creek Sam Santina Clyde Hager

Field Nurse Reports Follow Up On Tuberculosis Clinic

Miss Mary Virginia Gill, field nurse for the West Virginia Tuberculosis Association, remains in Bluefield this week to follow up on cases from the recent clinic. She will counsel families with positive results and teach home care to prevent spread. The clinic, led by Dr. Churchill Robertson of Roanoke, examined 41 patients at the Municipal Building. 11 positive, 3 suspicious, plus 14 tuberculin tests in children under ten with 3 positive.

Mary Virginia Gill West Virginia Tuberculosis Association Bluefield Woman's Club Miss Gill Churchill Roberston Roanoke

Premier Sickness and Accident Policy Offers $25 Weekly Benefit

The North American Accident Insurance Co announces the Premier policy now available with $2,500 down and monthly payments for a $10 yearly plan. It covers sickness and accidents with $10,000 for accidental death, $10,000 for loss of hands feet or eyesight, and a $25 weekly benefit. No medical exam required for ages 16 to 69.

Newark N. J The North American Accident Insurance Co North American Accident Insurance Company Chicago America Adv

Scouts Demonstrate Meeting as Hosts Honor Troop

McComas West Virginia December report details a Boy Scouts gathering at the high school hill with Scoutmaster Avon Gibson presiding. Charles H. Atkinson of Bluefield spoke, Rev O R Logan gave readings, and homemade refreshments followed by home economics students.

McComas W. Va Boy Scouts Avon Gibson James Williams Charles H. Atkinson Bluefield O. R. Logan Maybeury

Little Stories of Our Work at Thomas Memorial Church

The auxiliary held its last meeting of the year on Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. Millard King. The program began with a Christmas hymn and prayers by Mrs. J. T. Harris. Mrs. King, Mrs. Cooper, and Mrs. James Williams presented the topic. reports came from several members. circle chairmen were reappointed and a spiritual life leader appointed.

Thomas Memorial Church Millard King J. T. Harris B. F. Pinkard King Cooper James Williams W. C. Edwards E. Mitchell S. 8. Cooper J. 3. Sanders Pinnacle Circle Arthur Moody Minerva Davis Circle R. S. Kennedy

Circle Meeting Announced By Minerva Davis Circle

Minerva Davis circle plans to meet Tuesday at 7 00 p m at the home of Mrs W C Edwards Bridge club hosts Mr and Mrs B F Pinkard entertain guests and award prizes to Miss Anne Drosick and Nelson Cooper A plate served to Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Mr and Mrs Scott Pack and Mr and Mrs Tuck Gillespie and guest Mrs

Helen Litz Minerva Davis W. C. Edwards Bridge Club B. F. Pinkard Anne Drosick Nelson Cooper Harry Payne Scott Pack Tuck Gillespie

Choir Rehearses for The Christmas Vision Cantata

The Thomas Memorial church choir practices for the Christmas cantata The Christmas Vision. Rehearsals prepare musicians for the holiday presentation at the church.

Thomas Memorial Church

Study of That Other America Mission Book

Under Mrs James Williams leadership a study of That Other America was held at members homes. The class reached council standard.

America James Williams

Birthday Party Honors Fifteenth Birthday of Lora Mariotti

Clarence and Bobby Hopkins hosted a Friday evening birthday party for Lora Mariotti, with games, contests, and a candle lit cake. Prizes went to Margaret Winesette and Rosemary Grow. A party plate was served to a long list of guests including Minnie Mariotti Payton Hurst Malcolm Saunders Coleman Edwards Edgar Winesette and several others with many gifts given to Lora.

Lora Mariotti Clarence Bobby Hopks Mararet Winesette Rosemary Rlow Minnie Mariotti Payton Hurst Malcom Saunders Coleman Edwards Edgar Margaret Winesette Ruth Burcham Bobby Hanks Argaret Parcell Manah Bowers Florence Cooper Rosemary Barlow Roberta Fitzhu

Fourteen McComas Junior High Football Letter Winners

The McComas junior high football team awarded letters to fourteen players: Dickey Serge Bob Hanks Clarence Hanks Bobby Parcell Paul Martin Robert Vaughn Percy Crane Arthur Stout Joseph Belcher David Belcher Edgar Winsett Malcolm Saunders Louie Cameresi and Lora Mariotti. A junior and senior high chorus has been organized under Charles Cassell.

McComas Dickey Serge Bob Hanks Clarence Hanks Bobby Parcell Paul Martin Robert Vaughn Percy Crane Arthur Stout Joseph Belcher David Belcher Edgar Winsett Malcolm Saunders Louie Cameresi Lora Mariotti Charles Cassell Edwin Stapleton J. K. Kelley Eckman Opal Mabe Arlene Penland Ashland Rosa Mariotti Phillip Jerry Gary Eloise Edwards Helen Frazier Princeon Ethylee Hurley

Thanksgiving At Beaver Prompts Senior Transfer

Preston Warden a Mc Camas high school senior will finish his final year at Beaver. Miss Lorene Blevins returns to school after a week of illness. Thanksgiving with her aunt Mrs Co L Creise at Bluefield.

Co. L. Creise Bluefield Preston Warden McCamas High School Beaver Lorene Blevins

Chicken Pox Epidemic Hits Sagamore Community

An epidemic of chicken pox spreads through Sagamore area with Kent Stephens, assistant mine foreman, among the ill. Several Sagamore school children are absent as the illness disrupts daily life.

Kent Stephens Sagamore Sagamoré School

Local births and visits noted in town society page

A week of births includes Sammie Crockett to Mr and Mrs Irwin Fowler Lloyd Lester Penland born to Mr and Mrs O B Penland nine pound son for Mr and Mrs Charlie Bibey many visitors travel between Matoaka Charleston Roanoke Cincinnati and Bluefield as Bills Evans returns to Bluefield sanitarium for treatment residents include Miss Florence Cooper Mrs Hineed and others with JURY duties in Princeton and repairs to Hernia operation at Bluefield sanitarium.

Irwin Fowler Sammie Crockett O. B. Penland Lloyd Lester Penland Charlie Bibey John Piper Matoaka James Williams C. B. Pinkard M. Jennette Virginia Forest Pinkard Bertha Shockley Watts Anne Drosick Charleston Helen Litz Tazewell Tuckillespie W. D. Fitzhugh R. L. Sutherland Stewart Warren Roanoke Roland Hall Bramwell L. B. Elswick Cincinnati Raymond Sutherland Betsy Nobe Penland Ashland J. P. Sutherland Bluefield Bill Evans Bluefield Sanitarium Odell Bowies W. A. Cox Roy Bailey Donnie Lee Bishop O. KE. Mangus Karl Goodwin Cleve Robinson Ben Hill Coalwood Manah Bowers Daniel Bowers Hillsville

Local Visits Highlight Falls Mills Guests and Hosts

Mrs. B L Sanger of Falls Mills visited Mr and Mrs A Harris for a week end. Miss Elizabeth Crotty of North Fork and Miss Margaret Martin of Bluefield joined Miss Doris Harris on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Everette Setliff also attended.

B. L. Sanger Falls Mills A. Harris Elizabeth Crotty Northfork Margaret Martin Bluefield Doris Harris Everette Setliff C. A. Harris

Roanoke Visitants and Indiana Canning Drive

Children Jackie and Pat of Roanoke visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris. Mr. and Mrs. R E B Compton and Martha Ann of Shawsville were guests of the Harrises. More than 3,500,000 quarts of vegetables were canned for winter relief through Indiana relief efforts via the garden and conservation division of the governor’s commission on unemployment relief.

Jackie Pat Roanoke Clarence Harris R. EB. Compton Martha Ann Shaws Indiana Garden and Conservation Division Governor's Commission On Unemployment Relief

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Santa Radioes W.va Ernest Flinn Beverly Hollywood Beverly Roberts Broadway al Jolson M’comas Woodrow Church Sagamore Bath House Mr. Church Tabor Motor Sales Raleigh Street Bluefield, W. VA SED Wcomas Martha Campbell Correspo Crosley Crosley A. F.M Crosley Buccaneer Thompson's Radio Service Shop Commerce ST the Bakers of Butter Nut Toastmaster L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries
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