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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
4
Mays camp of the Y W C A near Tazewell prepares a celebration for the winning Misa Nelle Wells division and Susie Haley leads the victors. Hosts and guests look forward to a gay time.
A Monday evening gathering at North street home of Benjamin hosted about twenty five guests for an informal bridge party. Miss Maida Simon received the attractive guest prize while Miss Baker won the ladies prize and Ben Lazer the gentlemen’s prize. A salad course was served.
Business women at the Y W C A presented Miss Kathryn Mattox with a handsome fountain pen as she left for Blackstone. Mattox led the daily noonday lunches and won wide appreciation for her gracious manner and efficient service, leaving staff saddened by her departure.
A Sunday outdoor fair at Mercer Healing Springs drawn by B'nai Brith lodge drew many families. Cars departed from the Matz hotel at 10 45 am for a noon gathering with a feast of edibles and festive atmosphere for children and adults. Ahadath Sholen Sunday School plans a picnic at Shannondale today departing 10 30 am from the Synagogue with cheerful plans for the outing.
Members of the Bluefield Quota Club meet at 4 50 this afternoon in front of Morton Motor Company on Raleigh street and proceed for a picnic at Pisgah.
Union Bible class will meet with Mrs. C. H. Compton at 218 Fairfas Street on Thursday evening at 7 46 for a local gathering.
Miss Cleo Bilby visits Davy and Mrs. Calvin keys of Bluefield host guests. Roanoke and Baltimore travelers join local families on Groves Street. Mr. and Mrs. King leave for Wilmington and Fort Myer with Mrs. King joining in autumn. Dozens of relatives and friends travel from Detroit to Roanoke with plans for summer visits and excursions to New York, Canada, Mexico, and Europe.
Narrows Virginia expects its largest Fourth of July celebration with Billy Clark Broadway Shows opening Tuesday. The Business Men's Club sponsors the event amid heavy parade entries and car prizes. Auto parking, decorations, and a popularity contest draw regional interest. A Narrows vs Princeton Lions baseball game headlines the afternoon with another game likely in the morning.
The courts have granted 4 510 evictions for non payment of rents, reflecting a surge in housing actions.
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