Society Editor's Telephone Numbers Revealed
Society notes list two numbers, 6 and 4, for the editor's office. The brief item highlights contact details for readers seeking society coverage.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
11
Society notes list two numbers, 6 and 4, for the editor's office. The brief item highlights contact details for readers seeking society coverage.
Mrs. L E Lemons hosted the Loyal Daughters Bible Class at 207 Albemarle Street for a 6 o clock dinner. The meeting included officer elections and capsule draws with 38 in attendance. Prizes went to Beulah Suitor and Roy Vaught while Ruby Thompson read selections.
A. H. Sargent charmed eager children at Bluefield Public Library on Saturday with engaging tales and warm storytelling. He held the audience with sympathy and affection, weaving selections such as Uncle Remus and Rapunzel into a memorable session for the little folk.
The Guild of Christ Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs. Frederick W. Black and Mrs. Moffitt McCue at the home of Mrs. Black 11 Washington street on Thursday January 15 at 3 p m.
The Appalachian Literary Society will meet on Thursday at Bluefield College. Officers will be elected and a round table discussion on Mark Twain will be the evening’s program.
The Service Committee of the Y W C A will convene this Tuesday January 13 at 1 o clock at the Y location.
In an attendance contest between the ladies' Bible class and the men's Bible class of the First Presbyterian Church, participants tally heads to determine the winner. The event fosters fellowship and spiritual engagement within the church community.
The victorious ladies will host a supper for the defeated class under competition rules. The feast is set for January 29 with the Episcopal church ladies in charge of the menu. Attendees should notify Mrs. R. L. Midkiff at 1702 to help plan portions.
Mrs. R D Clark sang two solos before the Virginia Bible Council at the Y M C A on Federal street with an encore of Lindy Lou. Miss Minnie Weaver announced a millinery design class slated for twelve applicants and urged quick enrollment.
Mrs Joe Barlow starts new role at the Sweet Shop. Miss Virginia Evans plans a New York trip. Families prepare motor journeys to Oklahoma Texas and California. Friends greet Miss Jennye Baker returning from California Washington and Baltimore. Stewart Blackwell back from funeral in Bluefield for sister Mrs Herbert Lambert. Several residents visit, travel or return, including J R Davis in Charleston and J R Bailey at Morgan town for Mercer county dairy course. Captain and Mrs D H Barger return to Bluefield. many others noted with visits and health updates.
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