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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1938

Page

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Health Service Sows Large Scale West Virginia Support

The United States Public Health Service and West Virginia officials oversaw 205 295 dollars in annual funding from an eight million dollar Social Security program to expand state health work. West Virginia plans several projects under central administration including laboratory, venereal disease, and public health nursing efforts, with emphasis on rural training centers and anti venereal campaigns.

Hamilton Faron Washington United States Public Health Service West Virginia Public Health Service Arthur EB. McClue State West Central Administration McClue Bureau of Public Health Nursing Service U. S. Public Health Service Ppble Health West Virginte Fayette, Leigh Wyoming Health Service West Virna Federaldustrial Wothenst West Virgina Ws Federal Agency Federal Bureau Commerces Hoover Tarmosa Vnd Hoishoto

Pocahontas Groups Schedule Meetings And Activities

The Pocahontas Woman's club plans a 2 PM January meeting at the Methodist church with a 1:45 assembly to view an educational film on bread making at the Parade theater followed by a church auditorium business session. Also announced are a new baby Sylvia Ann Rohte and a Boy Scouts troop reorganized under Scoutmaster John Danke with eight boys registered and welcome to all local youths. Dr. W. T. Watkins will lead a four day Bible conference at First Methodist Church beginning next Sunday, with events through Wednesday and a banquet at 6 PM. A Pocahontas colliery basketball team beat Bland Street Wesleyan 84-29 in Bluefield league play led by Frank Stephen and Earl French, with several players from local high schools on the squad.

Pocahontas Boy Scouts of America St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church John Danke Paul Kovach, Jr John Tothi G. Naby Andrew Dobos John A. Mo YY W. T. Watkins Candler School of ‘Theology Emory University Church of Focahontas Watkins Trinity Church, Blue Watking POCA Pocahontas Colliery Bluefield Bland street Wesleyan _tearh Frank Stephen Bluefield College Har) French Tazewell County High School Medico Cattarusa Earl French Robert Harmon Crist Lo‘ite Butch Lotite Louis Kovach Joe Snider Charles Maxey Bots Welch Burkes Garden Main Street Tazewell James M. Clark Farm Security Administration Washington Absingdon Evelyn Gillespie Western Union ‘Tele~ Graph Company Columbia 8. C Lathrop Okeeffee Tulsa Oklo Helen Ricks Southwest Virginia Blackeburg Ethel Shrader Winnifred Crockett Bishop Berea By Berea College Robert W. Leedy Pennsylvania Railroad Portsmouth Kenneth Litton Eddie Witten Roanoke Witten C. R. Moss Richmond Moss Texas Norfolk John Marshall Hotel Jr W. Bishop J. R. Roseneauh J. W. Witten Russell-Buchanan-Tazewell General Assembly B. R. Birney Maude Moss Miami H. “Ombs Grundy Florence Buchanan Thompson Valley P. Smith J. R. Hubble Ella Buchanan Victoria Homer K. Bowen Southwest Virginia, Incorporated Wytheville Ann Ralph Charles Ruble Te. R. L. Caudill Ruth ‘Tabor Abb’s Valley Lillian ‘Tabor Ray Brown Nelson and Elwood Kimball F. K. Karr Mary and Jean Norton

Miss Wade Allison announces leaders training in Tazewell

Miss Martha Wade Allison announces that Miss Sallie Hamilton of Blacksburg extension service will visit Tazewell on January 20 for the first leaders training meeting of the year. The session will focus on home management with six additional meetings planned for minor projects by women’s club leadership.

Tazewell Martha Wade Allison Vivian Waters Sallie Hamilton Blacksburg Hamilton Allison BiUby Pius Azewell Art Club Rathel Royall East Tazewell Katherine Tynga Jaint Tuesay

Eagle captured after seven foot wingspan hunt

In Midh Mountain near Plum Creek a farmer trapped a huge eagle seven feet tip to tip. The bird suffered minor injuries and is held in captivity at the Moya home. The same hunter has previously caught eagles and received a bounty from local sheep producers. Separately, Kathryn Cruise married Addorth Cruise in Abingdon on November 28, with both educated at Tazewell High School.

Priode Tazewell County Ecreg EU W. G. Moss Midh Plum Creek Moya Mr. Peery Mogs Ho Bud Washington, D. C Cruise-May O. K. May North Tazewell Kathryn Addorth Cruise Tazewell Abingdon Tazewell High School Cruise J. M. Cruise Crulas Motor Company

Bailey Va Guests Hostess at Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs Gat Bourne entertained with a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Mrs Ray Hager at her Bailey home. Games and contests awarded prizes to Mrs Jess Carter and Miss Bessie Fierich. Delicious refreshments served to about twenty guests. Several local residents attended social visits and family gatherings over New Year.

Bailey Gat Bourne Ray Hager Jess Carter Bessie Fierich

Pounding Mill Va Church Notices and Events

Pounding Mill Va January notices include Rev Herman Lovelace preaching Sunday night and Rev Elswick from Church of Good preaching Saturday night and Sunday at 11 am. A children's society met at Mrs Gee’s and a bingo party followed. Mrs Jim Hunter funeral held after body taken to Maytown Ky. Death occurred Wednesday evening. School resumed Tuesday with a fine talk to children.

Pounding Mill Herman Lovelace Elswick Church of Good Pa Children’s Society cGee Jim Hunter Maytown

Sunday notices and social brief from local church and families

A long social roundup records visits and greetings among townsfolk at the Presbyterian church and local homes. Mentions Earl Myers returning to duty, Ringstaff and Mulkey families, missionary society gathering, new members, and assorted visits to and from Cedar Bluff, Bluefield, Princeton, and Cliffield with names like Marvin Ringstaff, Janie Ringstaff, Callie Mulkey, and Mrs. Laura Myers. The Arctic fox note adds a zoological aside.

Earl Myers Laura, Myers Lane Ringstadt Tom Ringstall James Johnson Julia Williams J. L. Ringatesy Max Mulkey B. Mulkey Pecan W. B. Steele John B. Cillespie Cedar G. B. Wingo Fred Johnson V. K. Lane Gay John Meer Marvin Ringhere Gordon Aanbury Reece Ringstaf Mra Marvin Ringstaff Will Mulkey Sparks G. Oney W. B. Sheete Callie Mulkey Janie Ringstaff Milner McGee J. Otis Bowling Princeton W. Va Claude Thomas Ellis McGee T. Collins Trigg Richland Fred Peery Joan Newhall Eloora Joe Willliam Lottis Trivett Mexwell Andy Mulkey Tom Mulkey Dolores Bluefield

Sunshine party at Edna Hayes home yields bingo fun

In Yards Virginia Edna Hayes hosted a St Pauls chapel social at her Podahontas residence with a late evening of bingo and other games for about sixteen guests. Local residents and visitors share updates as Mrs L H Page returns from Washington after her brother in law’s death and visitors from Roanoke and Princeton call on friends. The British freighter Marion Moller was detained by Japanese authorities in Yokohama after anchoring in a fortified zone following a collision with a fishing net.

L. H. Page Washington Fred Butt Buddy Cecelie Roanoke Q. M. Perdue Bass Blankenship Bernie Jean Princeton I. T. Gilesi Opal Tabor New Midway Tokyo Marion Moller Romet Yokohama Domel

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