14 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
1
A fragmentary local item notes an evening gathering or game involving a team and Elie AG, with mentions of Melle and ballgame context. Details are incomplete but indicate sports activity and community turnout.
Fragmented text notes a class, applicants, and ages with illegible names and places. It mentions home and parcels, some candidates or participants, and references a petition or listing. The readable fragments suggest a local notice or notice-like item without clear actions or outcomes.
A daughter was welcomed by Mrs. W. T. Wynn of 924 Nits ile y Aventey, as the proud parents celebrate the birth on Thursday. The baby’s father is 7 Phe, and the mother is Miss ae Brown, marking a joyful addition to the family.
Local women report on aid efforts and the 1940s era reform movement at a conference. The article notes participation by Harriet Fresneman and Natey Cook, with references to Roosevelt era programs and a focus on education, health, and community services across multiple counties.
A student group gathering led by Mrs R Gbh presided at the YWCA venue. The evening featured a program with readings titled The Love of algebra and The Molika among others, with Mrs Allee Zimmermit guiding the event.
Shrine Club hosts one of the first dances of the holiday season at the Masanie temple Friday night from 8:30 to 2. It is expected to be largely attended with nobles from the council and Charleston and Taréwell districts among those present. Jack Dishman's orchestra will provide the music.
Pythian Sisters Bluenetd denals, 83, Fythian Bis ters, will pet Hs the tening at UA at the penshe ninth, forc 'eh Hosloston, and full attendance in W 4.
Mrs Clark hosted a social at her home with Mrs Wright and Mrs Brooks as hostesses. Guests included several Clark family members and visitors such as R F Dillow and J H Russell. Refreshments were served and Mrs Colling presented a Pillow oakes gift appreciation noted for Mrs Laxehby’s Santa Claus outfit distributing Polly fotia gifts.
A garbled report notes Mrs Udy being honored at a community gathering with several speakers and attendees. The fragment mentions names such as Nealon and Brann and hints at nearby locations and a formal recognition, though specifics and full context are unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions Wesleyah Glads titles likely tied to Weareeia and a meeting chaired by leaders including JH Hicks and Mrs. Nichols. Names, roles, and dates are garbled. readable items reference attendance and a standard related to a youth group or school event.
A fragmented notice describes a Globe Trotters dinner event with unclear references to attendees. It mentions Robin and Stuart and hints at a ticket or date detail around Biinotihoed, but the text is garbled and specifics are unreadable.
A damaged OCR text describes a Circlé gathering at First Presbyterian Church with a Hamilton era panel and visitors. It mentions speakers, Bible reads, and community members including Mrs. H Pool and Laura See, inviting attendees for a patty plate and social program.
Fragmentary OCR lists Bluefield lodge activities and a time change for an afternoon session at 8. Details about roles and attendees are unreadable, but the notice references lodge events and a scheduled gathering likely in the afternoon.
Grace Methodist women met in the church with Mrs. Debrick presiding. They sang O Little Town of Bethlehem and read from First Corinthians. Mrs. Jack Bell spoke on charity and a youth program. stewardship was noted. Memorial services were mentioned.
Pitt Bawls chute faces a confrontation this evening at 7 40 at the Annes in a business women event.
Mrs. C. H. Hatcher the grade principal introduced a pageant led by Elizabeth Montgomery and pupils presenting pieces including That Mother of Mine and The Lettie Boy of Mine. Students honored parents and teachers with songs and a short program followed by a concluding gathering and reception.
Fragments describe visitors and social connections among residents and professionals, mentioning hosts Dr and Mrs Willing, Mrs Harry Bairislay, and guests from multiple towns. The text lists names and places in a scattered acknowledgment of hospitality and affiliations with local institutions.
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