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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1925

Page

2

Society events fill Bluefield with elegant luncheon and notices

At the West Virginian Hotel Mrs. Herbert Markle and Mrs. O M Deyerle hosted a luncheon with pink roses baskets of heather and rosebud place cards. Guests included many local ladies and gentlemen. Dr Harriet B Jones cancel announces defeat of child suffrage ratification. A birthday party for Miss Lucille Cole featured a sixteen candle cake. Presbyterian Auxiliaries meet at Westminster church to study Ming Kerong with a China theme lunch. Bluefield Quota Club officers to be installed at the West Virginian Hotel this evening.

West Virginian Thuraday Herbert Markle O .M. Deyerle Markle Deverle A. G. McCue Tracy, Walker Harriet B. Tones Hamilton Hall Mercer County Jones Wold League of Women Voters and Woman's Club West Virginian Hotel L. A. Bowes Jeanette Heanlah Faulkner Clayton Guilion Mies Georgie Tillie Maud Hutcheson Verena Hedvick Viola Shrader Kate Lawson Harry Ray Hutcheson William and James Hatcher Jon Davidson Leonard Cole Wred Poe Lon Shrader Buster Goforth Oakey Clarence Bowes First Church BE. L. Garrett Westminster Auxiliary China C. J. Goodykoonts Bluefield Quota Club Meebera

New Lebanon Association Meeting At First Baptist Bluesfield

A full day program at the First Baptist Church in Bluesfield features a New Lebanon Association meeting with devotional greetings by Mrs. J T Stinson and Mrs. H F Las senby, reports from young peoples societies, mission study, and plans for 1924 5. Lunch is provided, with coffee. Guests from other churches invited.

New Lebanon Association First Baptist Church Bluesfield J. T. Stinson H. FE Lassenby W. ©. Patty M. 0. Aleaandar J. A. Strickinn Wallace Reynolds J. Frank Maynard M. 0. Carpenter R. A. Henderson W. 5 Phelps Soto Philip Lilly P. W. Poff Bucfield College R. A. Lanadale J. M. Lindebaker Livery Baptist Indy Haci

Flapper Fanny Announces Princeton Program Slogan

Beaver High PTA elects Mia F Hudgins as president at a meeting. First Baptist Philalthea class urged to attend Sunday 9:30 service at the annex with spirited competition for attendance and about 100 members expected. Misa Lee Fretwell to give a reading. Mrs John C Hell of Bluefield and Miss Virginia Counts mentioned.

First Presbyterian Church Christ L Episcopic Church R. L. Minkiff W. G. Pollock C. B. Hancock S. W.moore Enjoyello Appalachian Power Company Quartette Messrs Penwell Wilds, Painter Morgan Philalthea First Baptist Church First Baptist

Invitations Issued for At Home Event at Masonic Temple

Mrs Howard Lee and Mrs Okey Hamilton have issued cards inviting guests to an at home affair on Thursday February 6 from 3 to 5 PM at the Masonic Temple.

Howard Lee

North Side P T A Association Meeting Summary

North Side P T A Association met Thursday afternoon at the school. Miss Minnie Weaver, general Y W C A secretary, spoke in a forceful and entertaining manner about girls work. Miss Mariorle Darr assisted in the discussion.

North Side P.T. Association Minnie Weaver General Y. W C. A Mariorle Darr

All-Bran Kellogg ad promises fast constipation relief

An old Kellogg advertisement urges immediate relief from constipation, linking lingering waste to toxins and health issues. It touts ALL-BRAN as a permanent solution and notes symptoms like facial blemishes, pale cheeks, eye circles, gray hair, and breath problems.

Kellogs Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan Elao

Local notices and visits in Bluefield community events

Visiting teacher gave a short talk on office work and Miss Mary Ann Johnson read aloud. Mrs. Frank Y. Jackson performed piano selections. Several residents plan a February 12 community party at the school. Various locals travel, socialize, and await upcoming events while some recover from illness and others relocate within the area.

Mary Ann Johnson Frank Y. Jackson W. T. McLaughlin Association

Chapmans to Attend Salem Obsequies

C. B. Chapman and his daughters Kathleen and Lacey will move this afternoon to Salem to attend the obsequies for the late Mrs. Chapman, who was also the mother of J. T. Chapman of Montana. Miss Bertie Ruble has returned from New York where she visited.

Mra. O. M. Deverle Wiacksburg Miga Elise Hollings College Danca Kirk Devil's Take N. D Aud J. B. Kirk Josie Kirk Lilly Princeton Avenue Wharton O'Keeffe Eckman Giles St Bluefield T. C. Bradley Lexington W. C. Tracy H. J. Hunter Bluefield Sanitarium BR. A. McPheeters W. B. Young Oliver Beckner Milborn Sweet Springs F. L. Beckner W. C. Bone J. J. Long Matos Frederick Street Oscar Hanson P. D. Hester Bettie Jean Savannah Mr. Hester Gainesville Fla I. O. Perkins Cedar Bluff Mabel Downs George Hurt Richlands Colonial Is. Painter Marion R. EB. Johnson O. EB. Chapman Salem H. B. Chapman C. B. Chapman Kathleen Lacey Chapman J. T. Chapman Montana Misa Bertie Ruble New York

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