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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1940

Page

9

Junior Cotillion Dance Last Evening Highlights

Miss Betty Wellford and Guy Lawhead led the Junior Cotillion program event with Ken Greiser Miss Ann St Clair Joe Sanders and Miss Jane Wagner assisting. The hall showed yuletide colors and evergreens while Mrs Wade accompanied. dancing ran from 8 to 10 after a dinner for 32 at Dr and Mrs J E Blaydes home. The newly organized club meets weekly under Frances Merricks of Floyd Ward School of Dancing in Oke Va.

Betty Wellford Guy Lawhead Ken Greiser Ann St. Clair Joe Sanders Jane Wagner Wade J. E. Blaydes Mountain View Avenue Junior Cotillion Frances Merricks Floyd Ward

Annual University Club Dance Tonight at Bluefield Country Club

Plans are complete for the annual Christmas dance of the University club to be held this evening at the Bluefield Country club from 10 until 2 with Wilmer Hester and his orchestra. An open house for members and guests precedes the dance from 6 to 10 at the club rooms on Mercer street.

University Club Bluefield Country Club Wilmer Hester Mercer Street

St Luke's Association Dance Tonight At Virginian Hotel

He and his orchestra from Newcastle Va will play for the St Luke's Hospital association dance this evening in the Virginian hotel from 10 until.

Newcastle St. Luke's Hospital Association Oo Virginian

Local residents plan holiday visits and travels

Mrs G O Tucker of Union Street and Mrs G T Leslie of Oakhurst Avenue travel to Hollins Virginia to spend the holidays with relatives. Welch and Pearisburg shoppers visit the city while Salomco Raleigh and two other students plan holiday trips. Families from Bluefield Norfolk and Alexandria arrive or depart for Christmas visits as well.

G. O. Tucker Union Street Charleston G. T. Leslie Oakhurst Avenue Hollins A. T. Henderson Welch Bernard Mason Pearisburg Betty Wade Belcher M O'Keefee Ace Salom Co Raleigh, Co Gertrude Hickey The Coal Commission Elkhart N. C James F. Matteson Ric . Va A. Baylor Lake Junaluska, C Tazewell Jon Campbell Nashville Tenn Ruth Longworth Harrisonburg Madison College S . R. L. Longworth Blue Geraldine Kerley Marshall College Marshall College, Will Arrive Morning To Spend the Holi With Her Cats, Mr L. M. Kerley Bluefield G. C. Brant, Jr Alexandria

Bituminous Coal to Be Used at Army Camps

Congressman Lena Neely reported to the War Department that bituminous coal will be used at Camps Eustis and Lee in Virginia after discussions with procurement officials. She noted concerns that switching from anthracite could raise costs by about two dollars per ton and shipping by fifty cents per ton, with an estimated need around 4,000 tons next year.

Washington Lena Neely D-W. Va Eustis and Lee Virginia Neely

Hancock Pupils Present Yuletide Program

Students of Hancock school performed a yuletide program at the Hancock F T A meeting with Miss Gladys Udy delivering a devotional and reading. Various pupils presented poems musical readings and Christmas stories including Oh Little Town of Bethlehem Silent Night and Santa Claus Lived in a Shoe. Attendance honors were won by Pauline Newland's third grade and Russel Owens' fifth grade.

Hancock School Hancock F.T. A E. K. Bibb Gladys Udy Miss Udy Kathleen Norris Christ Hester Goad Phyliss Morris Dorothy Belcher Darell Jackqueline Taylor Santa Claus and the Annaie Mattox Iris Pennington Goodnight Harold Linkous Pauline Newland Russel Owens

Lodge 44 Ladies to Meet at Moose Hall

Bluefield lodge No. 44 announces a 2:30 PM meeting at Moose Hall for the Ladies to the B L F and E . A luncheon and Pollyanna party precede the meeting at 12:30 PM all members urged to attend.

Bluefield Lodge Moose Hall

Concord College Choir Presents Annual Christmas Concert

The Concord College choir directed by Miss Ella Holroyd performed the annual Christmas concert Wednesday evening in the college auditorium. Soloist Ella Nash featured in the Christmas Chorologue with Paul Rainey narrating the pageant program, as choirs and pages listed their participating members.

Concord College Ella Holroyd Ella Nash Paul Rainey Akters Teresa Dunkley Fern McGraw Sally Harris Betty Ballard Janice Akers Maxine Basham Juanita Baker Lois Thomas Mariel Wooddell Frances Cooper Vertie Walker Miss Wolford J. B. Armentrout Dana White Carl Davis Sam Meron Ralph Novicki Michael Zulick David Wiseman Jimmie Moorefield William Caruth Prank Small Kathleen Pullen Joyce Penchenton Lois Curry Jeanne Foster Frances Poston Janis Wall Leola Hoke Josephine Richards Mildred Tomlinson Alpha Wooddell Fred Lanton Randolph White Harold Elkins Virgil Wynne Andrew Kozak Ezra Ballard William Lilly Willis Triplett Virginia Kinzer Anna 'S Elizabeth Copelo Mildred Unn

Aging West Virginia Women Mark 85 Joint Birthdays

Middlebourne, W V December 19 two elderly residents Marie Crumrine Courtney and Nancy Huth celebrated their 85th birthdays together their last 15 birthdays shared at the Huth home. Courtney the last surviving child in a Crumrine family of 11 children helped establish a Middlebourne home over a century ago. Huths father Christian Engle once Tyler County circuit clerk from 1862 to 1896. her husband William H Huth died a decade ago.

Middlebourne W. Va Marie Crumrine Courtney Nancy Huth Huth Courtney

Riverman Denies Counterfeit Charge In Kentucky Hearing

Earl Webster aged 59 from Pittsburgh owner of several river towboats posted 1000 dollars bond for a removal hearing before a US commissioner on a charge of passing a counterfeit ten dollar note at Prospect Kentucky last month. Webster denied the charge saying he had never been in Prospect. He was traced there through Ohio license plates reported stolen and recovered by police. Secret Service agents arrested Webster today on a Kentucky warrant.

Pittsburgh Earl Webster United States Prospect Oldham County Webster Ohio Secret Service Kentucky

Speed Defense Loans Meetings Proposed Across Ohio

A plan to speed defense loans to business was recommended by 29 officers of the Fourth Federal Reserve District. The Ohio Bankers Association should arrange January meetings for nine banking districts, with the Pittsburgh Clearing House Association to hold similar meetings in eastern Pennsylvania. Other Fourth District areas include eastern Kentucky and the West Virginia panhandle.

Cleveland Ohio Federal Reserve District Ohio Bankers’ Association Gue Pittsburgh Clearing House Association Pennsylvania Kentucky West Virginia Panhandle

Gable and Davis Top Actors in Annual Poll

Kansas City December poll by Box office trade journal places Clark Gable as top male actor and Bette Davis as top actress for the year 19. Temporary London bridges over bomb craters aid traffic flow.

London

Winning Contract in Bridge Crime Puzzle

The article presents a bridge hand where South wins with the ace of diamonds and ruffs a diamond, then misplays by ruffing diamonds. It declares South the criminal for ruffing diamonds when discards were available from hearts. Correct play would be drawing trumps before a heart finesse and using dummy’s heart honors to discard.

West South East

Bid Two Hearts in Bridge Play

Hand fragment shows a bidding sequence where Jacoby Maler responds You Schenken Paes Pass 19 Pass la Pass and the answer is Bid two hearts. You

Jacoby Maler

Bidding Dilemmas in Hearts and Diamonds

A reader asks about optimal bids with a balanced hand and weak partner support. The article suggests avoiding jumping, weighing two hearts at 100 percent, two diamonds at 70 percent, and one no trump at 20 percent, with other bids scoring zero. It presents a specific hand: Mater Tou Pass Pass 19 ln Pass 29 2NT Pass.

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