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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1933

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Elks Charity Ball Tonight in Bluefield Lodge Hears Music

The Bluefield lodge of Elks hosts a charity ball this evening from 3 to 2 with dancing at the West Virginian hotel Masonic temple and Eika ballrooms. Jack Dishman's Orchestra Eddie Gallo way and his Rhythm Boys and Fred Pendleton's Orchestra provide music. One ticket admits to all dance floors. Old-time waltz dancing to be enjoyed at the Masonic ballroom.

Bluefield Lodge of Mika West Virginian Masonic Templa Eika Jack Dishman Eddie Galloway Hia Rhythm Boys Fred Pendleton

Address to Beaver students by West Virginia educator

Dr. Richard Aspinall of West Virginia University Morgantown spoke to the Beaver student body in general assembly on Wednesday about the value of education and university opportunities. He described courses and how to best use them. Mr. Jackson announced ten seniors elected to the National Honor Society as the program closed with “America the Beautiful” led by Milas Georgia Walter and the Beaver orchestra.

Richard Aspinall West Virginia University Morgantown Beaver General Assembly Jackson America the Beautiful Milas Georgia Wal Iter Beaver Orchestra

Complimentary shower honoring Mrs. W. W. Brown

A Wednesday evening event at 162 Glien Street hosted by Mrs. E. B. Pur-year featured about twenty guests. Mrs. Brown received a large array of beautiful and practical gifts for use in the home. Mrs. Herman Sattler of Lottaville, Ky. formerly Miss Mil...

W. W. Brown Helen Bivens Glien Street Brown Wise Herman Sattler Lottaville Mil

Bluefield Guest Receives Stationery at Elegant Evening

Dred Lester of Bluefield, an honor guest, was presented a box of fine stationery by the hostess. Guests enjoyed jigsaw puzzles with a prize for those at the apna table, and Miss Betty Jean Hawley performed solo dances. Present were many ladies including Miss Thelma Bailey and Mrs. Ben S. Johnson among others as refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee were served.

Dred Lester Bluefield Apna Puryeat James Howley Mise Louise Edmunds Betty Jean Hawley Thelma,Bailey Virginia Bailey Virginia Bivens Jessie Bailey Mabol Marenhall Fan Worlay Louise Edmunds Ben S

Beaver Debaters Triumph at Beaver and Beckley Contests

Beaver High School debaters won in two Wednesday contests. At Beaver auditorium the affirmative team of Mika Norma Lee Davin and Leroy Kats defeated Princeton with a two to one vote, while Beaver negatives beat Beckley High School two to one. Beckley’s affirmative debaters were Phyliia Huddeston and Charles Garvin. An early report incorrectly announced the visiting team as the winner.

Beaver High School Thin City Beckley Princeton Beaver Beckley High School Bluefield Mika Norma Lee Davin Leroy Kats Princeton High Phyliia Huddeston Charles Garvin Incore Vialting

Hollywood dress and coat ensemble gains attention

A fashion item in Holly Wood features a gray tweed dress with square neckline and kick pleated skirt, paired with a mannish English tap oat style coat and a matching squarish beret. Joan Crawford is noted wearing a similar gray tweed outfit with understated metal buttons.

Holly Wood Joan Crawford

Ten Beaver High students elected to National Honor Society

Ten Beaver high school students have been elected to the National Honor Society. Honorees include Miases Allen Porterfield Virginia Black Mary Virginia Brown Sibil Cartwright Ralph Huff Richard Ruddle and others from the class of 1938. They are in the upper third of their classes for scholarship leadership character and service.

Beaver High School Miases Allen Porterfield Virginia Black Mary Virginia Brown Sibil Cartwright Ralph, Huff Richard Ruddle Jane Mid Ladye Black John Fortune Milas Fauntine George Shrader Alana

Beaver Student Victorious in Declamation Contest

Beaver High School senior Fielda Richardson won first prize in the annual declamatory contest at Rory and Henry College in Dmory Virginia. Beaver has claimed this honor several times in recent years with past winners Bill Goodykoonts in 80 and Arthur Bur Rées io 31. The event featured seven finalists and Richardson’s winning piece was The Supreme Menace.

Fielda Richardson Beaver High School Rory and Henry College Dmory Beaver High Schoal Haa Bill Goodykoonts Arthur Bur‘Rées Io Mra C. W. Jackson T Beaver Beaver Eveignal Tan Richardson

Meeting Postponed by Christian Endeavor at Princeton

Due to the Institute of the Disciples of Christ the regular Christian Endeavor meeting in this city was postponed to Friday evening March 8 and will be held at the First Christian church in Princeton.

Institute of the Disciples of Christ Princeton Christian Endeavor Julien Firat Christian Pehureh

Birthday Party for Betty Jean Eubank At Washington Street Home

Mrs W B Eubank hosted a ninth birthday party for her daughter Betty Jean at their Washington Street home. Schoolmates from Fairview School joined, with Liles Eubank Geneve Croy Ree Keith assisting. Guests included Theda Morehead Marty Croye Beverly Clore Virginie Jackson and others. Decorations honored George Washington birthday. A birthday cake bore “Birthday Greetings Betty Jean Eubank.” Games featured pin the tail on the donkey won by John Carey Shott and a booby prize awarded to Louise Murrell.

Betty Jean W. BE. Eubank Virginie Jackson Margaret Ann Blessing Betty Ann Frampton Louisa Murrell Frank Neal John Caray Shott George Cartwright Dickie Fawkes Jackie Johnson Donald Saunders Betty Rae Clark George Washington Betty Jean Eubank John Carey Shott Louise Murrell

Girl Scouts Troop No 2 Meets This Afternoon

The American Eagle Girl Scout troop No 2 holds its weekly meeting this afternoon at Christ Episcopal Church from 4:80 to 6:30.

American Eagle Girl Scout Christ Epiacopal Church

Beaver High Carnival Chooses Cast for Hollywood Theme

Thirty seven boys and girls have been selected as candidates for Beaver High School carnival king and queen. Priscilla club sponsors the event with a March 10 ceremony at the high school gymnasium. General chairwoman Miss Alice Porterfield announces the winners will be revealed at the carnival.

Beaver High School Prim Priscilla Club Misa Alice Porterfield Edythea Edwarde Prim Priscilla Blut Hollywood

Wade G A party at Y quarters with games and refreshments

A local informal gathering hosted by the Wade G A Party group and the Girl Reserves of Wade juniorised aboal held Thursday afternoon at the Y quarters on Fodeya street. Dodge ball and other games featured, with tempting refreshments for the attendees.

Misa Louisa Light Wade Fodeya

Executive Committee Meets at Lola Lambert Home

The executive committee of the Degree of Honor Protective association will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Lola Lambert 201 Tazewell Street. All members of the committee are urged to be present.

Degree of Honor Protective Association Lola Lambert Tazewell Street The Gommictys

Bridge Tournament Supports Bluefield Clinic

The second event of the bridge tournament raises funds for the Bluefield Prenatal and Baby Clinic. It will be held Tuesday evening at the Appalachian Electric Power display room. Prizes await winners at each event. participants may choose partners and reserve by Tuesday noon. Ming Betty Markle and Mrs. William Bane lead organization.

Bluefield Appalachian Electric Power Company Tuesaday Ming Betty Markle Mre William Bane

W M U Executive Meeting At First Christian Church

An executive meeting of the W M U at First Christian church will be held this afternoon at the church.

W. M. U., First Christian Church

Beaverton high students travel to state press meeting

Miss Leo Frat well and Miss Jeanor Patera lead Beav er high school faculty and Beaver clubs in journalism as they head to the State High School Press association meeting at Marshall college. Miss Stafford serves as state vice president. Officials expect to return Sunday after sessions at Hotel Frederick and a plant inspection of the Huntington Herald Dispatch.

Leo Fratwell Fomnnslna Beaver High School Jeanor Patera Virginia Stone Margaret Stafford Relpy Hust Dan McMullin Beaver Cligs Runtgnton State Marshall College journal‘Yam William Page Pitt John B. Kennedy Collier's Magazine Huntington Herald Dispatch

Personal trip to Charlottesville noted in brief

James Wooldridge Haze McInbany and James Martin left Thursday for Charlottesville Virginia to witness the event as part of a personal travel update.

James Wooldridge Haze McInbany James Martin Leff Charlottesville

Cereal Relief Reported For Longtime Constipation

A voluntary letter from Ed of Youngstown describes relief after thirty years of pills for constipation. He credits Att. Ran and All-Bran with aiding regularity and appetite, noting two tablespoons daily and a safety profile versus habit-forming medicines. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Forsythe Box 219 Youngstown N. Y Uy Grocer Battie Creek

Seventh annual boxing tournament at the University of Virginia

The article notes the seventh annual boxing tournament at the University of Virginia. It also covers local society items with residents visiting, health updates, and travels including McClaugherty returning from Morehead Ky to care for daughter Miew Hleanor McClaugherty, recently ill with typhoid fever, and Mrs. McClaugherty remaining with her daughter. Minor updates about Bluefield residents and visitors are included.

University of Virginia McClaugherty Morehead Miew Hleanor McClaugherty Morehead College Misa McClaugherty Rotary Banduet Mra H. Tabor Herman Sattler Louiaville Verna Lester Rosa Baker

Old Oil Claims Boost in Lubrication Quality

A report to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers states reclaimed oil from auto crankcases, properly cleaned, can lubricate better than new oil. William F. Parrish and Leon Cammen say new oil carries sludge that old oil lacks, increasing efficiency of the used oil.

New York Americal Sociey of Mechanical Engineers William F. Parrish Leon Cammen

Young People Meet The Boys and Girls World Club

Grace Methodist Church hosts a meeting this afternoon at 4 for Young People and Boys and Girls World club members. Mothers are cordially invited to attend and support the gathering.

Grace Methodiat Church

George Washington tea staged by Bluefield church group

In Bluefield Virginia the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church held its annual George Washington tea in Palmer Hall attended by about 86. A dinner, musical and historical program, and fellowship characterized the event presented by Mia Curtin Shufflebarger. George Crockett portrayed George Washington and Mrs Luther Wingate Martha Washington with colonial costumes. Members represented Washington’s cabinet wives. The musical program featured piano solos by Anabel Shuffisbarger and other soloists and a young people's quartet. Decorations and a dinner served by Sunday school classes completed the evening.

Bluefield Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church George Washington Palmer Ball Mia. Curtin Shufflebarger Anabel Shuffisbarger Hrnegt -Wil- Mame Misa Janet Bailey Young People's Hugh Morgan Charles Peters Hitler Reynolds Marvin ‘Tibbs James Warden Irene Gila Fred Green Evang Omar

Thedford’s Black-Draught Proclaimed Kind Relief

A New Richmond Ohio reader reports constipation relief using Black-Draught, calling it pleasant tasting and effective after three years of use for relief. The advertisement urges trying Thedford’s Black-Draught in 25 cent packages.

Ldésaro Gtllaspie New Richmond Ohio

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