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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1935

Page

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All Day Woman's Auxiliary Session Studies Planning the Good Life

A long Wednesday meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary at the First Prescription Church featured sessions on Henry Sweet's Planning the Good Life. Mrs CG B Soylit Secretary led a morning ration, with chapter-by-chapter discussions by Mrs F W Buderne Mrs W C Dasley and others guiding afternoon activities including a devotional by Mrs M W Arcent.

Ht.t. Morron Fitat Prescrietion Henry Sweet Mtea CG. B. Soylit Christian Education Mre. Thinman TH Clagett Phoaie Goodwill F. OW. Buderne Ghfardd Hod M. Tanner W. C. Dasley W. A. Thorny WW. Arcent Paul A. Thomas Joe Gileswie Charles Warr Walter Sanders It.t. Thelpa Jon J. Overmyer W. W. Wood G. G.tucker

Bluefield Lodge 484 to Meet Afternoon at Mol Man's Hall

A meeting of Bluefield lodge 484, 11 A. to Mt. of A. T., is scheduled for this afternoon at three o'clock at the Mol Man's alt. The notice provides only fragmented details of time and venue for the regular session.

Bluefield Lodge Mt. of A. T Mol Man's Alt

W M U Executive Meeting Scheduled Friday Afternoon

The executive committee of the OM US Mest Chelation citizens meets Friday afternoon at the church.

The Om.us Authe Church

Spring Wardrobe Tips For Outdoor Activities By Marian Young

New York NEA service story advises practical Spring wardrobe for croquet and skeet shooting. It suggests neat, well tailored slacks for mobility, sweaters or jerseys, and two example outfits: one for croquet featuring knotted tweed or flannel attire with a smart jacket and flat shoes, the other for skeet shooting with a rough woolen checked skirt, white leather jacket, matching hat, and roomy pockets for shells.

Marian Young NEA Service Star New York Gauery Allont Aden Xaeningly Phot Aide-Lines Activites

Calvary Church Y W A Meeting Highlights Ceremony

The Yo We A. of Calvary Baptiste church held a meeting at 127 Elm Street with president Mixes Zelua Lowder and visitors present. Beatrice Rapitas discussed the Week of Prayer and urged larger attendance. an essay was read by Mag Lotse Brooks on Stewardship. A social period followed with a meal, and the group planned future essays and meetings for March 12 at 410 Tir Street.

Calvary Baptiste Church Hell Migs Meter Hand Elmatreet Mixes Zelua Lowder Migs Beatrice Rapitas Mag Lotse Brooks Mag Lotse Brooks, On “Stewardship.” Ao Mumper Kupewa China Misses Uth Dorothy Brooks Louise Hirooks Mary Aliakenehtp Zolde Gowda Marie Perdue Beatrice Repais Janie Spence Janet Tond Mary Sithinel Helen Bond Mra Wah Tyler Ales Lowdur Visdlora Wwiges Sa Perdue Mooiy Watbitton Daenet Uny

Quota club marks birthday with speeches and plans

The Quota club held its twelfth birthday celebration with Miss Macbeth White and Miss Nell Dongan as honored guests. Ming White gave the keynote on "Quota is livable, but not definable." Attendance chairmen Miss Norris and Miss Wille White delivered remarks. Livi, Mrs Arlo Seel, and captains Livi and Mya spoke on the contest and activities. Manders announced big star drawings and new directors for the club to meet Monday at 7:30.

Macbeth White Quota, International Nell Dongan Watrmont West Virginia Ming White Miss Norris Wille White Arlo Seel Livi W. T. Barnett Manders Mise Loutdermile

Ladies Bible Class At First Presbyterian Church

A note describes a Ladies Bible Class meeting in the ladies parlor at the church, inviting participation and planning activities for the group.

Ladies Chneel

Evening Meetings At The Y And Globe Traders Club

Today’s events include a Senior Girl Reserve bopper meeting at 6 PM in the Y room and a Globe Traders' Club gathering at T2350. The group discusses the five year plan to raise 600000 dollars to combat liquor traffic. Mrs J H Cooke delivers a devotional after singing Nearer My God to Thee and a reading from Psalm 91.

Y. Room The Globe Traders' Club J. H. Cooke

W C T U Meeting Honors Frances Willard At Program

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Wednesday with Mrs. R W Ferguson on Pine Street. The event featured tributes to Frances Willard and a special program honoring her. Mrs Edward Frazee presented a toast referencing Miss Willard, while Mrs Ledy and Mrs EB Davis spoke on the memorial fund and related activities.

Woman's Christian Temperance Anton R.W. Perguson Frances &. Willard Edward Frazee Miss Willard Fiedy EB. Davis Wade Frances J. Willard Hrurst Heuson

Training Course for William J Nane in Charleston

William J. Nane has traveled to Charleston for a two months training course to prepare for a managerial posting with the Bur roughs Adding Machine company in the Hivefield district. He will assume duties after the training while Mrs Nane and their daughter Hetty remain in Bluefield. Mrs Bane and her daughter will visit Marion, Virginia, this weekend to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Anderson, as Mr Dane is away in Charleston.

William J. Nane Charleston Burroughs Adding Machine Company Hivefield Mrs .Bane Hetty Bluefield Mra. Bane Marion Mer. R. A. Anderson Mr. Dane

Luncheon Set by Circle 6 and Business Women Group

First Presbyterian Church hosts a luncheon Thursday March 14 from 12 to 2 at the church. Circle 6 and the Business Women circle sponsor the event for members and guests.

First Presbyterian Church

Sanitarium Alumnae to Hold Friday Meeting

The Blie Held Sanitarium Alumnae association will meet Friday at 3 15 PM at the Bluefield sanitarium nurses' home. Miss Maye Miller will host the afternoon and a special program is planned inviting all members to attend.

Sanitarium Alumnae Agsociation Uluefield Ganitatium Nurses’ Home Maye Miller

G. I. A. To Meet At Moose Hall This Afternoon

The regular meeting of the G. I. A. will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Moose Hall. Members are asked to be prompt with special attention to the time change.

Moose Hall

Cotillion Executive Meeting Planned at West Virginia Hotel

The Bluefield Cotillion Club executive committee will meet at 8:30 this evening in the West Virginia Hotel. Full attendance is urged.

Bluefield Cotillion Club West Virginian Hotel

Daughters of America Drill Practice Meeting

River council No. 41 of the Daughters of America will hold drill practice this afternoon at the Red Men’s hall. Attendance is urged. avoidance of absence is emphasized.

Hust River Council No. 41 Daughters of America Red Men's Hall

McClung Class Meeting Announced for Friday Evening

The McClung Class at First Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs H G Puryear at 1134 Pen Mar Avenue Friday evening at 7 45 All downtown members should meet at East End Pharmacy and South Wufield members at Fairview Pharmacy by 7 31 where transport will be provided

Local Family Vacation Reported From Various Points

Mr and Mrs George Dunglinson Jr and daughter Miss Mary are spending several weeks at points in Ploria Mra AL M Wison. Cumberland road is a patient at Bluefield sant tarluni.

George Dunglinson Jr Mary Ploria Mra AL M Wison Cumberland Road Bluefield Sant« Tarluni

Life Sacrificed for Science and Travel Notes

A fragmented column notes a recovered patient in a college setting after ankle trouble, a Norfolk Joyce jewelry trip to New York and Washington, and several local residents visiting, nursing, or attending events. Among items are Mrs. J. D. Honaker’s neuritis, Miss Hoeulal Price’s housing move, and J J. Gila in Richmond and D C on business.

Joyce New York Joyce Dewelry Company Washington Metropolls J. DD. Honaker Flof Neuritis Washington Street M. B. Moore Hantington D. Kell Douglas Millar Misa Hoeulal Price Bodell St. Luke's J. J. Gila Richmond Eddie Bailey Bank Edward 8 Bailey Frederick Streat Elizabeth Wurgers Jon C. Jones Clow Sayersville Paraduite West Virginia Business College Columbus Chie Washington, D.C Lewis Tierney Cincinnati C. M. Scott Groveland Laurence B. Torney

Local residents return home and relocate stores

Mrs. Easley and daughter Mary Martin have returned from Roanoke and are settled in their Lime Street apartment. J. J. Payley moves from Korger to Pigley Wisely in Welch. Miss Mildred Crotty visits Concord College Athena and spends the weekend with her parents Mrs. and Mrs. F. H. Crotty. Curtis Crotty, a Concord student, is mentioned.

Atd Easley Mary Martin Roanoke Lime Herr Atreet J. J. Payley Korger Wis Dew Pigely | Wisely Welch Mildred Crotty Concord College Athena F. H. Crotty Curtis Crotty Concord

Black-Draught Laxative Promoted for Constipation Relief

Mrs. Luvena Owens of Springer Oklahoma endorses Chadford's Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative that cleanses the system and eases sluggishness from constipation. The advertisement touts relief both night and day for those feeling sluggish or constipated.

Chadford Luvena Owens Springer Qkly Theorord

How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold

Calotabs are promoted as a thorough cleansing and diuretic aid in cold treatment. One or two tabs are taken on the first night and repeated if needed, with the drug claimed to purge and purify the intestinal tract to remove germ laden mucus and toxins. The ad highlights economical pricing at twenty five cents for the family package and ten cents for the trial package.

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