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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

8

Camp Minewa Delights Girls Near Pisgah

Miss Elinor reports Y M A camp near Pisgah filled with fun events. A tacky party earned Ethel Litz the prize while a Saturday backwards party drew laughter from campers and visitors alike.

Pisgah Elinor Ritz

Camp notes parade and night shows at summer gathering

Campers enjoyed a festive week with meals shared and Monday night style show featuring Ruth Cruise Margaret Moore Ethel Litz Elizabeth French Emily Gillham and Lillian Harmon. Tuesday night Stunt Night drew praise as the group of girls including Emily Gillham Ethel Litz Lillian Harmon Jettie Barrow Ruth Cruise Elizabeth French and others revel in camp life.

Emily Gillham Ethel Litz Lillian Nancy Harmon Jettie Barrow Ruth Cruise Elizabeth French Margaret Moore Elizabeth Givens Alley Gray Pruett Guinevere Tomb Mary Annon Bell Elizabeth Alexander Elinor Ritz Desir Gilmore

Last Hope Ranch gains traction at Bluefield library

Charles Alden Seltzer’s Last Hope Ranch is a popular cow country novel at the Bluefield Public Library. Critics hail him as a leading Western writer who knows the West and has found success with numerous novels set in that romantic region.

Last Hope Ranch Charles Alden Seltzer Buffalo Bluefield Public Library West

Local social: Miss Lazenby hosts informal dinner

Miss Virginia Lazenby acted as hostess for an informal dinner at her home last evening. Miss Mary Jackson and guests Miss Frances Byrd and Miss Othello McClain of Tennessee attended the affair with Beatrice Yearout also present for the dining. Several other young people then gathered at the Lazenby residence to spend the evening.

Virginia Lazenby Mary Jackson Frances Byrd Othello McClain Tennessee Beatrice Yearout Lazenby

Social notes from Bluefield and surrounding towns

Local residents travel, recoveries, and visits noted across Bluefield and neighboring communities. Nell R Brooks heads to Indiana for two weeks, Miss Lucille Leonard improves after surgery, and numerous shoppers and travelers are recorded from Princeton, Salem, and Roanoke.

Community Notes Of Local Visitors And Travels

From Dublin Virginia and guests at the Rev Frank Jackson home Kenneth Bank Keystone recovering from nose operation at sanitarium Mrs C D Larimer Tazewell underwent serious operation at sanitarium in satisfactory condition David J Pritchett city post office left yesterday to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs H T Smith in Wilkes Barre Pa Mr and Mrs J A Whitlock and family departed for Willoughby beach for the summer Sidney Kaufman is able to be out after a recent illness Mr and Mrs E L Powell and two children of Tifton Ga with Mrs J W Miller in the city for two months while Mr Powell attends to his produce business located at 400 Stowers street Miss Francesct of Sweetwater Tenn and Miss Kello McClain of Knoxville guests of Miss Mary Jackson Cecil Hefner left Monday for a month at Camp Greenbrier Aldison Rev C BE Painter and Mrs Painter of Marion Va visiting Mr and Mrs R B Johnson Miss Mattie Hanes Giles Street leaving today on No 4 for a visit to Richmond with Master Ned Shott Luther Cassell High Point NC and sister Mrs Lula Scott and son Loman Burlington NC visiting Mr and Mrs J Cruise Third Street Mrs W G McColgan and sister Miss Margaret Walker leaving today for trip to Norfolk and Washington Mrs K H Frye and son Karl Jr and Miss Willie Sprinkle depart today for two weeks at North Richmond Counts and daughter Miss Eva return from Indianapolis Ind where they went for the death of Counts brother G W Alley.

Nell R. Brooks Indiana Lucille Leonard Binefield Sanitarium J. B. Sharpley H. B. de Jarnett W. D. Shuff Princeton James Edward Galloway Cambria Va E. H. Easley Thomas West Salem A. P. Carter Union Street W. J. MccColgan Athens CC. M. Hunter Pounding Mills Nick Assimos Princeton Avenue James Elwood Jones Switchback Ethel Littlejohn Whitethorn Street L. M. Carper John F. Land C. W. Hays John Lawrence R. D. Clark John Lamanca Motor Winston-Salem N. C Joe Ripley Ripley Roanoke Bluefield H. H. Holliday T. B. Barton K. Pearl Cromer Elisabeth Cromer J. Brown Johnston Bastion Fred L. Hughes Roy Avenue J. W. Snyder Harry Grigger Josie Page Pembroke Emory Linkous Blaire Harris Saltville J. W. Felty Summers County Miss Pearl Abshire Washington Street G. W. Pugh Matoaka Bob Alford Buford Alford Dublin Frank Y. Jackson Wilkesbarre J. A. Whitlock Willoughby Beach Sidney Kaufman E. L. Powell Tifton J. W. Miller Powell Stowers Street Francesct Sweetwater, Tenn Kello McClain Knoxville Mary Jackson Cecil Hefner Camp Greenbrier Aldison Painter Marion R. B. Johnson Mattie Hanes Giles Street Richmond Ned Shott Luther Cassell High Point N. G Lula Scott Loman Burlington J. Cruise Third Street W. G. McColgan Margaret Walker Norfolk Washington K. H. Frye Xarl, Jr

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United States McSeltzer Postoffice Bradmann Book Review Bluefield Shoe Company Federal Street Bluefield W. Va Roy Phillipe Mit REG U. S. Pat. OF Miss Lazenby Willie Sprinkle North Richmond Counts Miss Eva Indianapolis Ind G. W. Alley Aereal Wonder Values Kinney Binefield, W. Va Princeton Ave W. VA
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