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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
2
Society page brief notes from the columnber columns, listing Miss Goldie and peers in a social event. The schedule shows a gathering at two o'clock and mentions the society editor’s telephone number for contact.
The YWCA publicity committee hosted local business leaders at a Thursday noon luncheon in the new Federal Street quarters. Miss Diffie Loudermilk outlined the general secretary duties, followed by Miss Minnie Weaver’s day’s work summary. Miss Desir Gilmore and Miss Kathryn Mattox introduced staff roles, as Miss Rosella Smith and Miss Ella Holroyd provided vocal entertainment. The businessmen praised the luncheon and the program.
A social afternoon at Ivy House on Ramsey Street featured Mrs C R Davant as hostess with guests including Mrs J M Herndon and Mrs R T Little. Notables attended a luncheon and the gathering included a prize winners list and a salad course.
Grace Methodist church hosts a large Woman's Missionary Society meeting with 88 members and visitors. Officers elect delegate to W M S convention in Johnson City and discuss Centenary Carry On fund and Bluefield council invitation for 1920.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a pleasant sugar coated remedy to restore strength after severe illness and grippe. It claims rapid weight gain of up to six pounds in 30 days, boosts appetite in children, and offers money back if the target gain isn’t reached.
The Shrine Club of Bluefield announces the first meeting of the new year to be held Saturday night. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming activities and community service projects will be discussed.
Since 1881 Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound began on a kitchen stove three generations of women have used the old fashioned root and herb remedy for ailments. Families report grandmother mother and daughter testifying to its virtue fueling wide sales in the United States and abroad.
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