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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
2
Society notes from Miss Goldie Perry, society editor, requesting submissions between 2 and 3 PM and 7 PM, asking readers to phone in. Telephones listed as No. 6 and No. 16 for the editor.
Madame Franceska Kaspar Lawson soprano from Washington DC appears as soloist with James Elmer Brown accompanist on Wednesday evening January 28. Program features classical airs and songs by Handel Mozart Rachmaninoff Sibelius Del Acqua Engel Henschel Penn Woodman Rossini and others in both English and American selections.
Bluefield Quota Club members enjoyed Counting the Daisy Petals with Cleo Cash on piano at the West Virginian Hotel during a Friday luncheon. Mrs J B Wagner Jr received an encore, as the group elected its board for the coming year and planned next Friday's 6 PM installation at the hotel with a noon luncheon replaced by an early dinner. Miss Eien Echols welcomed as new member. James Elmer Brown led the musical features.
The annual Y membership meeting will be held Tuesday evening January 27 at 6 o'clock at the Y quarters on Federal Street. Tickets for the luncheon are available at the Y quarters. Both men and women are urged to attend. reservations via telephone 1480 or at the Y rooms. Miss Liza French spoke on her China mission for the Presbyterian church auxiliary, and Miss Ruth Bodell sang a solo at the gathering.
A large gathering at Princeton road celebrated B P Carper turning 83 with children and spouses from Bluefield Glenwood Lamont and Pearlsburg present. Dinner featured country style dishes and a warm, familial atmosphere.
Mrs. C N Goardy presides over Auxiliary activities while Miss Degir Gilmore led entertainments. Teachers Cletus Hayter and Jess Muncy shopped in the city. Numerous residents, including Mrs. Frank Bane and Mrs. G W Pugh, travel or visit relatives. several highs and hospital stays detailed amid community notices and local commerce activity.
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