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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1920

Page

10

Social Week Luncheon Honors Yuletide Guests at Matz Hotel

Mrs. Hugh Shott and Mrs. James H. Shott hosted a luncheon at Matz hotel Friday from 8 to 1 with 107 guests including out of town visitors. Tables were festively decorated with red and green, ferns and poinsettias, and a five course luncheon was served under Louis Jaffee’s direction.

B. Brown Hugh Shott James H. Shott Matz H. B T. Tyree J. J. Goodykoontz Gordon W. H. St. Clair C. Iman F. J. Brown H. Meem Frank F. Fox C. M. Flynn E. P. Stringfel W. O. Tracey Harry Cgoody George W. McCulloch Anderson W. G. Alexlam Louis Jaffee Mesdames Shott Lilian Shott J. R. Murphy BE. A. Leonard W. A. Bodell

Condolence Resolution for Brother J W McCormick

Bluestone Lodge No. 13 L C O F Graham Virginia passes a mourning resolution for J W McCormick who died in Schenectady on December 1 1920 praising his service to the afflicted and requesting tributes including publication to the family and lodge records

J. W. McCormick Schenectady Bluestone Lodge No. 13 Graham Bluefield Daily Telegraph Lodge W. J. Pushman J. T. Wilbourn A. B. Leedy

Death of Frankis J. Kelly Sudder

Friends in Mercer and Tazewell counties mourn the sudden death of Frankis J. Kelly at his home on Mercer Street. Born December 22, 1857 in Tazewell county Virginia, he was a farmer, later operated the Jeffersonville Hotel, and moved to Bluefield before settling in this city. He leaves a widow, one son James, two daughters, four brothers, and three sisters. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Monday morning with burial in Tazewell.

J. France Kelly Mercer Tazewell North Mercer Street Mr. Kelly Mrs. Kelly Tazewell County Jeffersonville Hotel Fred W ‘Endleton Welch Mon Kelly Baltimore Carge Henry Joe Kelly O’ Turke Mieses Nannie Annie Rosie Kelly Burkes Carden Church of A Sacred Heart Tazewe

Women sweep local councils in English municipal vote

Thirty four women were elected to local town councils in England as part of the recent municipal elections. Many women unseated incumbents and secured seats across diverse towns, reflecting a notable shift in local governance.

England

Corner Stone Laying Planned for Christ Church Bluefield

The cornerstone ceremony for Christ Episcopal Church in Bluefield will occur this afternoon at 3 oclock at the corner of Tazewell and Dublin streets. Bishop Gravatt and other clergy will officiate with a musical program and readings. The stone will include names of church leaders, builders, and rolls, plus a copy of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and a prayer book.

Christ Episcopal Church Oelock Tazewell Dubling Streets W. L. Gravatt West Virginia A. Rich Southwestern Virginia Gravatt Christ Episcopal Congregation Bluefield Alex. B. Mahood W. G. Sharkey Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bishop Gravatt

Textile Workers Seek Congressional Inquiry Through AFL

The United Textile Workers executive board decided to submit its application for a congressional investigation of the textile industry to Samuel Gompers, AFL president. International officers will present the matter to Mr. Gompers and the AFL executive council next week.

New York United Textile Workers Today Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gompers Federation

Rift in Italian Chamber as Deputies Clash in Bologna Taunts

In Rome on December 18 a rough fight broke out in the chamber of deputies between Socialists and Nationalists. The clash followed taunts about two Socialists being maltreated by Nationalists in Bologna.

Rome Chamber of Deputies Bologna

Kathimerini Urges Recalling British and French Ministers

Athens dispatch reports Kathimerini suggests recalling the Earl of Granville British minister to Greece and Robert de Billy French minister on grounds they favor Venizelist policies.

Athens Kathimerini Earl Granville Greece Robert de Billy

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Social Review OF the Week Agnes Vanger W. A. Vawter Union Street Blanche Miller Agnes Delphian Club Arthur Hackett Colonial Theatre Ib Nake Odd Fellows N. McCormick United States Tiffany Mountin Schlossbergs Princeton Ave Colonial Frankis J. Kelly Sudder Gornerstone Diocese of Perrin Kayser Japan Missea
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