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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1934

Page

3

Milk Drive Aims One Pint Daily For Needy Children

Washington reports a General Federation of Women’s Clubs drive seeks a pint of milk per day for every needy child. A survey showed average daily fresh milk purchase among 29,486 families in 59 cities across 46 states was only one sixth of a pint per person.

Washington General Federation of Women’s Clubs Consumers’ Covfniel Agriculture Adjustment Administration Wallace du Dle Hastian Campalen Clu Wultalo Civic Health Teague Ciy Wenty Teacher's' Association Bergen County New Jersey Waoten Wwollen Mikman

Lovely Afternoon Tea Hosts at Oak Grove Home

Miss French and Miss Whitlock hosted a genteel afternoon tea at the Oak Grove home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. French. They were aided by Misses Clara Whitlock, Jennie Lark Pretich and Louise Lentz as about sixty five guests called during the receiving hours. A dessert party later followed.

Tollon White French Anne Whitlock Miss French C. W. French Oak Grove Clara Whitlock Jennie Lark Pretich Louise Lentz Gunate

To Entertain Class Miss Harriet at Home Event

An informal Sunday afternoon gathering at 3:30 to 6:30 will honor Miss Harriet, with the Bible class of the Episcopal church hosting. Class officers Miss Marty Hohaon, president, Miss Mary Payne, vice president, and Miss Florence Hall, secretary, will sit in the receiving ring at Reid Avenue residence.

Harriet Leathers Etrist Episcopal Church Reid Avenue Marty Hohaon Marynn Payne Florence Hall

Trinity Epworth League Program Promises Love Theme

A Trinity Epworth League Sunday evening program at 0:45 features Miss Nita Caldwell presiding. The event centers on the theme Love with Scripture John 3 16 and songs including My Jesus I Love Thee and This Is My Father's World. Vocals by Miss Beeste Trent and Buddy Caldwell. Prayer by Miss Nila Caldwell. The program includes The Meaning of Gods Love discussed by Rev KE Wiley Viyma Love Divine and More Love To Thee hymns, Lord's Prayer and benediction.

Trinity Epworth League Nita Caldwell John Viymn Jesus Beeste Trent Nila Caldwell God KE. Wiley Viyma Father Buddy Caldwell

Bowery Ball Delights Holiday Crowd At West Virginia Hotel

The Bowery Ball, a top holiday aventa, delighted attendees at the West Virginia hotel last night. Thirteen club sponsored the event with a bowery theme. Dressed in bowery costumes, guests impressed with creative and unique outfits. Featured acts included Miss Virginia Booth and Harold Vawter as soloists, Eddie Moore's ensemble, and Dudley Digges with his orchestra providing dance music.

Thirteen Club West Virginian Virginia Booth Harold Vawter Eddie Moore Dudley Digges

Bride Mrs Max Auerbach Hosts Informal Bridge Party

Mrs Max Auerbach formerly Misa Mather Lublin was honoree at an informal bridge party thrown by Mrs Miasenidge and Mrs Van Matz on Union Street. Four tables played with Miss Mamia Whitlock winning the top prize and Miss Celia Brodkin the low prize. Mrs Auerbach received a guest prize, the Matz sisters hosted by their mother Mrs Hen Matz, and guests enjoyed a Yuletide salad course with green and red decor.

Max .Auerbach Kyide Misa Mather Lublin Miasenidge and van Matz Union Street Mamia Whitlock Celia Brodkin Cheanville, Oho and Mes Gilbert

Day Of Prayer Observed At Christinclave Church

A special day of prayer is observed at Christinclave on Sunday with Rev Ben Jolson delivering the sermon and church members joining in prayers. The choir will sing parts of a Christmas cantata and Mrs D C Mitchell will sing a solo Did You Think to Pray. Evening services at 7 40 feature Rev Allen Sh Stanger from Yale School of Religion and include further prayers and Christmas music. The public is invited to attend.

Ben Jolson Sayerat Menbers Choi D.C. Mitchell Gersian Alien Sh. Stanger Yale Behod of Religion First Christian Bland Street Bible School D.c.mitchell Christian F Endeavor Rey Alien T. .Stringer Yale School of Religion First Church OF Nazarene Mercer Bedford Streets Marvin L. Brown RB. Burnopp Frazier Christ R. A. Sigsion

Miss Dillard Hosts Informal Tea at Fulton Street Home

Miss Dillard Miss Misa Nell Dillard will host an informal tea this afternoon at her Fulton Street residence. The gathering is complimentary for Miss Mary Beth Caton visiting from Ward Belmont College in Nashville for the holidays.

Misa Nell Dillard Fulton Street Mary Beth Caton Ward Belmont College Nashville

Mrs Foland Recital Showed Wide Piano Range At Warlicks

Mrs V Fo land presented a Wednesday evening piano recital at Warlick s rooms featuring pupils and Elizabeth Mansfield with a program spanning from Christmas pieces to classical selections. The evening drew a good turnout and the performers delivered an unusually well rendered display across easy to difficult works.

V. Foland Warlick DeBhayes Betty Batley Ware Stinson Song of the Thrush Mary Fr. Meade Kathleen Meade Robin’s Usher Hetty Bailey Suppe Ketelby Elizabeth Mansfield

Waldron Pedigo Marries in Martinsville Engagement

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ty G. Burnett the marriage of Miss Hazel Pedigo and Mr. Roy Waldron was solemnized on Wednesday December 26. Rev. G W Collins officiated. The couple will reside after January 15 in Martinsville Virginia. Friends extend best wishes for their happiness.

Ty. G. Burnett Princeton Avenue Hazel Pedigo Roy Waldron G. W. Collins Waldron Martinsville

Christmas Dinner Guests Hosted at Princeton Home

Twenty one guests including relatives and friends attended Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. Cora Underwood in Princeton. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Kell Six and W. H. Burnett of McComas, Harley Dunford of Montcalm, and Elbert White of Bluefield.

Cora Underwood Princeton Kell Six W.H. Burnett McComas Harley Dunford Montcalm Elbert White Bluefield

Social Calendar: Local Families Spent Holidays Visiting

Miss Harlene Crotty and Frances Clifton stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred A Turner in Glen Lyn Virginia while Hunter McClung from Davidson College visited his parents. Many others visit relatives across Virginia and Ohio during Christmas week with travelers to Norfolk Bradenton Huntington Newcastle and Steubenville.

Christmas Holiday Guests From Near and Far

A long list of locals and visitors gathers for the season. Robert Brown returns from Lynchburg Virginia while Miss Kate Wetzel of Tennessee visits the Wetzel home. Harry Angrial of Charleston with niece Shirley Jaffee visits the Angrist family in Ramsey Street. Mrs. S J Hale and children Betty Bob and Mary come from Christiansburg to stay with Mrs. Hale's parents on Jefferson Street. Hale will work in Buchanan County for Norfolk and Western. Harry Waugh Jr a Tulane student spends holidays with his mother. Louian Frazier of Bluefield leaves Sunday for Richmond for a new job. Mr. and Mrs. H W Davidson of 1312 Highland Ave are ill with influenza. Julia Hobson a Randolph Macon student visits West Palm Beach friends. Miss Sallis Hunter a Mocksville teacher visits sisters Mrs. S R B McClung and Mrs. C S Hancock. Rev J T Stinson and Mrs Stinson visit from Lebanon to spend Christmas with daughter Mrs. Marvin G Williams in Bluefield College. Mrs H E H Wolff of New York visits her mother on Jefferson Street. EB B Repasa and Clint Repass with daughter Mrs Clarence Joynier from Norfolk visit Miami for a spell. Ada Waterman a nurse traveling with a patient from Tazewell County leaves today for Baltimore.

Harlene Crotty Frances Clifton Fred A. Turner Glen Lyn Hunter McClung Davidson College B. McClung Julia Berkeley G. R. Berkeley Norfolk Bradenton Fla Kev Jos B. Overmyer Copastor First Presbyterian Church Vance Radford Mra H. Thompson Crawley W. Va Mra. Thompson R. B. Lazenby Jane Ann Rice Thomas Rice St. Luke's Hospital Dorothy Johnson Concord College Athens Ben Johnson Sam Hoge Pearlsburge T. DaLamater Rogalind Washington Street W. J. Cole College Avenue Mary Laird Washington Robert Laird Sr Margaret Johnson Ben 8 Newcastle Fan Cadiz Ohio Roy St. Clair Tazewell Robert Brown Lynchburg Herbert Wetzel Kate Wetzel Tennesace Harry Angrial Charleston Shirley Jaffee Angrist Ramsey Street S.J. Hale Betty Bob Mary Christiansburg Hale B. Wilson Jefferson Street Buchanan County Norfolk and Western Railroad Harry Waugh Jr Tulane University New Orleans Harry Waugh Louian Frazier Bluefield Richmond H. W. Davidson Highland Avenue Julia Hobson Randolph-Macon College For Women West Palm Beach Sallis Hunter Mocksville McClung C. 8. Hancock J.T. Stinson Stingon Lebanon Marvin G. Williams Williams Bluefeld College H. EH. Wolff New York M. E. P.pool EB. A. Repasa Clint Repass Clarence Joynier Ara Miami Ada Waterman Tazewell County Baltimore

Toledo Grain Prices Mixed in Telegram Market Update

Toledo, Dec 28. Grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 98 four price figures, No 1 red near 99, corn around 41 to 41 1/2 cents above track, oats 3 to 3 1/2 cents above. Hay unchanged.

Toledo

Call Money Markets Struggle as Rates Hold Steady

New York December 28 call money easing at 1 percent for the day. Time loans steady with 60 day to 6 month at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper and bankers acceptances unchanged. New York reserve bank rediscount rate at 4. percent.

New York New York Reserve Bank

Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Colds Relief

An old advertisement urges rapid action against lingering colds with Creomulsion claiming seven benefits in one. It emphasizes safety, no narcotics, pleasant taste, and a druggist refund if cough or cold isn’t relieved.

Chicago Livestock Market Summary and Canadian Maple Sugar Note

Chicago livestock figures show hogs and cattle with wide price ranges across weight classes and sizable volumes traded. The report notes fat lambs, sheep, and feeder cattle activity, with responses from buyers and sellers. A separate line mentions approximately 50,000 Canadian farmers and landowners in the maple sugar business.

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