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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1940

Page

17

Grace Methodist Circles Schedule Meetings

The circles of Grace Methodist church will meet with Circle 1 led by Mrs Tynes and cohosted by Mrs 8 O White at 1907 Bluefield avenue. Circle 2 led by Mrs E B Lewellyn with Mrs George Evans on Rogers street on Wednesday. Circle 3 led by Mrs Stafford with Mrs Stafford at 213 Pine street Thursday at 2 30. Circle 5 led by Mrs Hoops with Mrs J E Litz on Mulberry street Wednesday at 2 30. Circle 7 led by Mrs Russell with the circle leader unspecified.

Grace Methodist Church Tynes O. White Bluefield Avenue Wrednenaee E. B. Lewellyn Keyes George Evans Rogers Street Stafford Pine Street Hoops J. E. Litz Mulberry Street Russell Circle No The First Christian Church Ernest Hale Leader Sam McMullen Highland Avenue Helping Hand Club Union Mission

Circles of First Christian plan meetings and luncheons

Church circle groups list leaders and hosts with addresses for January meetings. Names include Mrs. Hicks Mrs. Bone Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Wilson Circle No. 1 led by Mrs. Prank Bowling Circle No. 2 led by Mrs. W T Jackson with Mrs Henderson Circle No. 4 hosts at the Y Circle No. 5 led by Mrs. Ben Johnson with Mrs. Mary Smith noting Wyaffernoon times.

First Christian Church Prank Bowling W. P. Ryan Jefferson Street W. T. Jackson A. H. Henderson Princeton Avenue Earnest Hale James Rosenheim John Coles George Geordon Ben Johnson Mary Smith Summer's Street Om Bivens Lane W. Brooks Augusta Street EB. Zigo D.C. Mitchell Mitchell

North street event hosted by Mia H Hurley at 2:30

Mia H Hurley acts as hostess for a Wednesday afternoon gathering on North Street starting at 2 30. The readable fragments place the event in a local street setting with no additional details.

North Street Mia H Hurley

Local Personal Notes Include Travel and Illness Updates

Prankster E Neal of Rogers street heads to Washington DC for navy yard work. Miss Jean Morris of Franklin street visits Norfolk and Newport News relatives. Mr and Mrs R L Desper return from Christmas with Staunton Fox family. N H Camper and son Dwight travel from Forrest VA after yuletide with Leedy family. Nancy Kersey visits Charleston relatives. J Nof and Mitchell relatives attend gathering in Prince area. John L Baker critically ill at Pocahontas home. five sons, including Julian T Baber Jr and Commander Myron A Baber, recent visitors. daughter Mrs James W Pierce stays in Baltimore. Mrs W T Gregory improving after influenza.

E. Neal Rogers Street Washington, DC Navy Yards Jean Morris Lillian Morris Franklin Street Norfolk Newport News R. L. Desper Parkway H. H. Fox Dwight Forrest Baltimore, Md W. T. Gregory Bluefield Avenue

Miss Stephens Hosts Holiday Dessert Bridge

Miss Frances Stephens daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Stephens Walnut Street hosted a dessert bridge at the Appalachian Assembly Room yesterday afternoon. Twelve tables competed with Miss Lois Thomas of Mullens taking the high prize and Miss Berne Orton the low. Hyacinth Jarrett won the entertainment contest. Tables featured yellow and lavender chrysanthemum centerpieces. Assistants included Mrs H L Stephens and several other local hosts.

Frances Stephens H. L. Stephens Walnut Street Appalachian Assembly Room Lois Thomas Mullens Berne Orton Hycinth Jarrett Miss Stephens

Carter and Honaker Families Welcome Two Newborn Sons

Mr and Mrs Alvin P Carter of Highland avenue Bluefield Virginia announce a son born December 24 at St Luke s hospital named Alvin Blair. Mr and Mrs Maynard Honaker of Matoaka announce a son born December 23 weighing nine pounds three and four tenths ounces named Maynard Burl.

Alvin P. Carter Highland Avenue Bluefield St. Luke's Hospital Alvin Blair Maynard Honaker Matoaka Maynard Burl

Church Society Postpones January Meeting To Jan 8

Local church groups announce date changes and upcoming gatherings. Bland Street Methodist Woman's Society delays January 1 meeting to January 8 while W C T U meets January 8. First Christian Circle No 13 plans January 8. Helping Hand club gathers January 8. Liberty Rebekah lodge hosts holiday party January 8 with watch party and Pollyanna activities.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Bland Street Methodist Church

Entertainment Chairman Leta McDonald Urges Meeting Attendance

The entertainment chairman Leta McDonald urges all new and old members to attend the upcoming meeting. The piece notes U.S. petroleum export figures with 1948 production context and 1940 export requirements referencing barrels of oil.

Leta McDonald United States

Clover Club Plans New Year Dance At Bluefield Club

The Clover Club hosts its annual New Year's Eve dance at Bluefield Country Club Tuesday evening with about 400 guests. Cecil Galley and his New York orchestra provide music from 10 until midnight as J Mason Claytor and John O Keefe lead the figure at midnight. many out of town guests are expected.

Bluefield Country Club Cecil Galley New York J. Mason Claytor

Ohio Girl Becomes Bride of Raymond Burton

Announcement of the marriage between Miss Grace Elizabeth Sample daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Sample of Marengo Ohio and Raymond Burton. The notice lists the bride and groom and the families involved in the ceremony.

Ohio Raymond Burton Grace Elizabeth Sample H. L. Sample Marengo, Ohio

Mr Raymond Burton Married in Mt Vernon Home

Mr Raymond Clifford Burton of Columbus and Bluefield married December 7 at the home of Rev W M Lockhard in Mt Vernon. He is the oldest son of Mr and Mrs C W Burton of Care Roll Street and is associated with the National Electric Coil company in Columbus and Bluefield.

Raymond Clifford Burton Columbus Bluefield W. M. Lockhard Mt. Vernon Burton C. W. Burton Careroll Street National Electric Coil Company

Louise Taylor Weds Freeman McGrady in Canada Ceremony

Mr and Mrs M G Taylor of Princeton Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Louise to Freeman M McGrady on December 21 in Canada with the Rev Bird officiating. A dinner followed at the bride’s home and the couple plan to reside in the city after a brief trip.

M. G. Taylor Princeton Avenue Louise Freeman M Canada Bird

Oil supply estimates rise through 1939 then dip in 1940

Throughout the decade ending in 1939 the estimated oil supply in the United States increased in each year. In 1940 the estimate declined for the first time, signaling a shift in production or consumption patterns during that transitional year.

United States

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