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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1933

Page

8

Community Christmas Tree Committee Plans Santa Visit

A meeting of Bluefield community committees set final prep for Santa Claus arrival next Sunday. Volunteers will decorate a large Municipal building tree and pack bags with candies nuts and toys for local children. a 3 pm tableau at Ramsey Street School precedes Santa’s 4 pm arrival by airplane.

Community Christmas Tree Association Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Bluefield Santa Ramsey Street Christ Child Santa Us Northland

Jimmy's Seafood Ad Offers Crabs and Fish at Half Dollar

Readable ad lists soft shell crabs frog legs fresh water bass halibut or mackerel at Jimmy's priced at 50 cents each. The itemized sale highlights assorted seafood while signaling a low price point.

Jimmy’s

Society Notes Highlight Local Christmas Playlet

Miss Shirley Foster Lucile McKhany and Emily Wygal performed in a Christmas program at Memorial Baptist church Bluefield Virginia presenting The Silver Swan. Readings were given by Miss Foster and Miss Betty Perdue and Barbara Ann Williams. The performers study atVivene Art and Expression studio under Irene Norris and Mrs John H Powell. James D Hawkins of Richmond a former Bluefield insurance executive visits Bluefield on business. Raymond Cunningham returns from Duke University for Yuletide. J G Weinberg of New York visits his mother Mrs F Weinberg who is critically ill.

Shirley Foster Lucile McKhany Emily Wygal Northfork Silver Swan Memorial Baptist Church Bluefield Miss Foster Betty Perdue Barbara Ann Williams Irene Norris Vivene Art and Expression Studio John H. Powell College Avenue Hartsock James D. Hawkins Richmond Bluefield Insurance Raymond Cunningham Duke University Durham N. C J. G. Weinberg New York F. Weinberg

Third birthday party for Phyllis Rhea Woodyard

Mr and Mrs L R Woodyard hosted a Monday party at Hanover Street for their daughter Phyllis Rhea turning three. The home reflected Christmas decor as children played games and received gifts. Mrs Woodyard’s sisters Mrs Sherman Aliff and Miss Margaret Litton aided during the afternoon.

L. R. Woodyard Hanover Street Phyllis Rhea Santa Claus

Kwaes couple leaves for postponed honeymoon to Miami Beach

Mr and Mrs Sidney J Kwaes left yesterday by motor for Miami Beach Florida on a postponed honeymoon trip. They will return shortly after the first of the year. Miss Kathryn Powell at Salem College Winston Salem NC spends holidays in Bluefield with her parents.

Sidney J. Kwaes Miami Beach Fla Kathryn Powell Salem College Winston- Salem N. C Bluefield

Holiday visitors from Bluefield and beyond

Home scenes show Mrs. H Stolch hosting Mrs. Phil Wolf of Chicago and connections to Mrs. F Weinberg. E F Kelley of Kingsport and B H Kelley of Jefferson Street arrive to share Christmas with family. James Price and son Marshall visit from Roanoke to see Mrs. H L Price. Mrs. C R Suthers of Wytheville brings her daughter Mary to Bodell Apartments for holidays. J H Gollehon and his wife visit Nebo to see his parents I T and I Gollehon.

H. Stolch Phil Wolf Chicago Bluefield Frederick Street Wolf F. Weinberg Stolch E. F. Kelley Kingsport Tenn Kelley B. H. Kelley Jefferson Street James M. Price Marshall Roanoke Price H. L. Price Bodell C. R. Suthers Wytheville Mary H. R. Combs J. H. Gollehon Nebo, Va I. T. Gollehon

Treasury forecast shows large deficits and new funding needs

The report notes a total potential government outlay of about 6.08 billion including 2.6 billion for ordinary operating expenses. Treasury receipts lag ordinary spending by about 10 million. Emergency outlays reach 907 million with a 917 million deficit year to date. Departments request smaller 1935 appropriations than current year. Senator Thomas defends presidential inflation powers amid talks of reducing authority.

Tennessee Valley Authority Farm Credit Administration Home Loan Bank Board Lewis Douglas Treasury Morgenthau Perkins Labor Department Congress Seniator Thomas Roosevelt

Short Truce Halts Hostilities Along Doom Front

Reported ceasefire ends open fighting between Bolivia and Paraguay along the Chaco front. Representatives from Bolivia and Paraguay with Pan American nations agree to seek a permanent peace through world court arbitration and League of Nations terms.

Bolivia Paraguay Chaco Munoz Fort Munoz League Chaco Commission World Court the Hague Associated Press League of Nations

Model of Destroyer Preston 327 On Display in Altamont

A detailed model of the U S destroyer Preston 327 is exhibited in the display window of T Saunders store in the Altamont hotel building. Edwin Lankford of Princeton built it from navy blueprints, investing about 1000 hours in a basement workshop. The real Preston was commissioned during World War I and several veterans who served aboard have viewed the model.

Preston T. Saunders Altamont Edwin Lankford Highland Avenue Princeton Saunders Navy Department

Excellent duplication of the destroyer noted on ship

Viewers declare the vessel an excellent likeness of the destroyer, praising its accuracy and craftsmanship observed during the examination.

Special Vesper Service at First Presbyterian

The First Presbyterian Church will hold a special Christmas vesper at 6 o clock replacing the usual Sunday evening service. Both choirs, the Junior group of 30 children and the Adult group of 25 voices, will participate.

First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church

Marcus Show Reaffirms Old Adage of Show Business

The Marcus Show at the Colonial Theatre promises a midnight frolic on December 26 featuring sixty performers led by A B Marcus. The lineup emphasizes beauty and dancing girls with male stagehands and a trousered comedian as lighthearted fare for a solvent box office.

Marcus George Bernard Show A. B. Marcus Colonial Theatre

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