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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1940
Page
14
A collage of phrasings from George L. Egbert and others offering moral maxims. It covers kindness, ambition, self awareness, pride, humor, and etiquette with observations on human conduct and social behavior. The piece blends quotes about helping others, avoiding vanity, and balancing personal goals with consideration for others.
What Do You Know About CHRISTMAS presents quiz items on NT accounts birth date and festival origins. Also lists country associations for festive foods and the Christmas tree origin question. The page notes readers to see page fifteen for answers and includes brief society items about Castlewood residents.
Hundreds of motorists visited the opening day at 600 Bluefield Avenue as Greyhound deploys a new service station. District Manager J W Gardner of Bristol Tenn said prices would remain unchanged and Bluefield would be the distributing point for future West Virginia stations. John Andrews, in charge, invites motorists to the new establishment with reduced gas prices in effect.
Mrs Caroline Punk died Sunday at her home and funeral services were held Tuesday at Cedar Spring church led by Rev G T Jordan. Interment was in the family cemetery. Various society notes mention Miss Sue Ferguson’s Washington trip and several local residents visiting relatives over the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. Connelly await their son Jerry and family at the station unsure if they will arrive. A hurried 5:07 departure leaves a lone redcap, and the couple fears something has happened as the crowd disperses. To Be Continued.
Our annual Christmas greeting extols a sober gaiety and gratitude for living in a land where Santa replaces bombs at Christmas. Wishing readers a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year from the two Virginias' most famous restaurant.
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