Local Nuptials Highlight Brincefield Elds Welch West Virginia
Miss Maud Brincefied wed Mr J C eld Crumpler of West Virginia and Frank Gables son of Josephine Peebles on June 18 in Welch with Rev A Trostie presiding. Attended by sister Mary Brincefield and Mrs Peebles. Couple planned a Niagara Falls Canada trip and will reside at 363 Neshannock Avenue.
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Maud Brincefied
J. C. Eld
Ot Crumpler
Frank G,bles
Josephine Peebles
Neshan Avenue
Welch
West Virginia
A. Trostie
Presley Church
Mary Hrirncefield, Jr
Delphian Chapter Organizes in Bluefield Named Daleth
The second Delphian Chapter in Bluefield was formed at the YWCA on Federal Street with seven members. Officers include agent Mise Weaver, president Margaret Taylor, secretary treasurer Bertha nm, and chairman Mary Becker with Easley and Dora as advisers. The new chapter Daleth, Phoenician for Open Door, will meet fourth Mondays at Jack. first lesson July 27. Delphian director Effa Crawford praised the history talk and Helen Hutchinson organized the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Bluefield
Federal Street
Misese Weaver
Mises Margaret Taylor
Misa Bertha Nm
Mary Becker
Rgaret Easley
Dora
Daleth
Effa T. Crawford
Delphian
Helen Hutchinson
Mrs Ruth Owen Enjoys Watermelon Feast With Bluefield Group
Mrs Ruth Owen chautauqua lecturer and daughter of William Jennings Bryan was hosted by the Bluefield Quota Club. The outdoor picnic near Bramwell moved indoors due to rain, where Edwyn Hames of the Australian trio and Dr John McGuire carved watermelons before refreshments. A Mercer Club meeting is noted for Friday at 8 p.m. at Kaufman building with date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Owen
America
Willam Jennings Brown
Quota Club
Bluefield
Points
Bramwell
John McGuire
Ruth Owen
Lawrence E. Tierney
B. RK. Richardson
Hillie Petty
Elizabeth White
Goldie Perry
Oaes Hansbarger
G. W. Dartlin
T. Tyree
Laurence Tierney
Jas Virginia BE. Bracey
Th Peery
Addie Munsey
Alan Murray
Chautaqua
Mercer Club
Kaufman
Trinity Auxiliary to Hold Open Air Meeting and Picnic
There will be no regular monthly meeting of the Trinity Auxiliary on Wednesday. Plans are being made for a combined open air meeting and picnic with place and date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Auxiliary
Circle Meeting of Grace Methodist Women
The Business Women's Circle chaired by Mrs. White will meet with Mrs. F R Thompson at 212 Oval Street on Tuesday evening at 3.
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The
Grace Methodist Church
White
F. R. Thompson
Oval Street
Girl born to Mr and Mrs Jack W Bell Giles
Mr and Mrs Jack W Bell of Giles welcomed a baby girl at St Luke’s Hospital on July 4. The infant will be named Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Bell
Giles
St. Luke's Tar
Winters
Marianum Society Set Meeting At New Church Basement
The Marianum Society will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the basement of the new church. A full attendance is urged.
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Marianum Society
Circle 6 Church Meeting Set at Garrett Home
Circle 6 of the First Presbyterian led by Mrs. E L Garrett will meet at 4501 Tyler Street Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F E Hudgins and Mrs. Garrett as hostesses.
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First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Garrett
Mrrs. Garrett
Tyler Street
F. E. Hudgins
Garrett
Bonny daughter of Mr and Mrs William Floyd
A brief obituary notice notes the demise of a daughter named Bonny, widow and family identified as Mr and Mrs William Floyd. The short item records a corte and mentions the bereaved family in a concise manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Floyd
Bonnie
Local residents and visitors noted in city social roundup
A lengthy list records Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Roop and children visiting Narrows, Lenett's Boot Shop owner heading to New York and Boston for a novelty footwear show, and numerous guests staying with relatives across the region. Attendees include Ruth Bryan Owen at Chautauqua Gary, Miss Ozena Barnes from Roanoke, and others visiting Charleston, Beckley, Philadelphia, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Roop
Delaware Avenue
Narrows
BE. Lenett
Lenett
New York
Boston
Lucille Boze
Frederick Street
Ozena Elimbeth Barnes
Roanoke
G. F. Shrader
Philadelphia
Harry St. Ranch
Ruth Bryan Owen
Gary
Mise Mabel Taylor
Natural Bridge
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Tey
J. Stass
Olive Hill
Herchel
Nettie Vasa-Steele
Williamson
R. C. Berry
Hill
Crewe
Mr. Berry
W. A. Baldridge
Earl Cathers
Charleston
Ms. Vernon
Portamouth
John Vernon
Norfolk
C. N. Vernon
Heater Sisk
Saltville
Lillian Bisk
Union Street
Willie Marie Shumate
Glen Lyn
Odell Griffin
Rock R
W. C. Agee
French
Harper
A. H. Agee
Beckley
Myrtle Cahill
Mountain Lake
Ruth
Evelyn Vernon
Radford
Pulaski
Margaret Sublette
Norman MacDowell
J. Sublette
Sam Gratewell
Keystone
Athens
P. EB. Vases
Nettle Wess-Steele
Edgewood Road
Misa Addie Munsey
Bland
Elizabeth Peery
John T. Wagstaff
Cambria
Norman McDowell
J. J. Evans
Aaron's
J. R. Murphy
Knoxville
Tenn
James KR. Little
Relatves
Aire
N. M. Lyon
Danvile
W. R. Harehbarger
College Avenue
Harry Tyree
Greenville
D. C
Richard Jones
Herbert Markle
Dave
Mise Kate
Lake Minnewaska
Edith Maynard
Rock
W. A. Ward
Chattanooga
P. S. Dudley
A. Blanford
Philathea
Governor Porthier Welcomes Scouts to Providence
Rhode Island Governor Aaron J. Porthier will greet Bluefield scouts touring the country under A. G. Sargent in Providence on August 7. The trip aims to visit historic sites, distribute Byefield literature, and include a basketball game in Newport. About $75 has been raised toward a $300 goal for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron J. Porthier
Rhode Island
Providence
Bluefield
A. G. Sargent
America
Mr. Hope
King Phillip
Newport
Mrs A Lindermann Buried in Bristol Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Andrew Lindermann aged twenty five were held at the Williams home on Moore street Bristol with Rev H L Jackson of the First Christian Church in charge. Interment followed at Ordway cemetery. She was wife of Andrew Lindermann orchestra manager and had lived in Bluefield and Knoxville recently. Pallbearers named and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lindermann
St. Luke's Hospital
Bristol
Williams Heral
Moore Street
8. L. Jackson
First Christian Church
Ordway
Bluff City Pike
Bluefield
Knoxville
A. M. Jones
William McAteer
BE. E. Lindermann
Calvin Guinn
Maurice Connor
G. Q. Junkin
Lindermann
Lindermann Orchestra
J. A. Vestal
Meadow View
S. FE. Robinette
Indianapolis
Dorothy Hillard
Jack Hillard
Jean Hillard
Redpath Chautauqua Forms Junior Town Club
The Redpath Chautauqua has formed a Junior Town Club for Bluefield youths. The first meeting elected officers including Mayor Herbert Light and chief leader Dutch Comer, appointed committees on law and order and health, and scheduled a daily rehearsal for the play The Ribbon Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Chautauqua
Bluefield
Chautauqua
Herbert Light
Elizabeth Taylor
Dutch Comer
Itha Rodgin
Margaret McPheeters
Illiam Kahle
Dick Stowers
Bobby Peters
Frances Reynolds
Frances Reece
Chautauqua Schedule Highlights Lectures Morning and Tea
Junior Chautauqua opens at 9 this morning with a series of lectures led by Edward A. Marshall. At 3 in the afternoon he speaks on Beautifying the Home Grounds followed by the international comedy So This Is London presented at 3 in the evening.
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Edward A. Marshall
London
Redpath chautauqua crowds enjoy comedy drama and concert
Monday's Redpath program drew solid morning afternoon and evening attendance. Notable performances included the comedy Not So Fast with Allen Lee as Robin Standish and Nancy Allan as Mary Standish. An evening lecture by Charles W. Cookson followed a concert by Australian trio Collie Stewart Alan Murray and Edwyn Hames.
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Chautauqua
Allen Lee
Watt Blake
Standish
Nancy Allan
Mary Standish
Sylvester Vane
Robin
Henry Mowbray
Jim Acton
Mary
Charles W. Cookson
Miss Collie Stewart
Alan Murray
Edwyn Hames
Stewart
Mr. Murray
Stuart
Hames
Charles Cookson
Central Ohio Teachers’ Association
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Dr. Cookson Advocates Character over Structures in Bluefield
Dr. Cookson urged building character above erecting massive structures and guiding youth. He attributed influence to both heredity and environment, criticized double standards for boys and girls, and rejected Darwinian theory in favor of biblical creation. His morning address titled Education in the Home impressed Bluefield audience with clarity and humor.
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Lems
Gocumen
Paslneer Ing
Cookson
Dr. Cookson
Dibie
Bluefield
Fire on eighth floor of Telegraph building stopped by sprinkler
Fire of unknown origin broke out about 2 45 Sunday morning on the eighth floor of The Daily Telegraph Printing Company. The sprinkler system activated the alarm and extinguished the fire before city firefighters arrived. Water damage to stock and the building amounted to several hundred dollars.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Company
Pocahontas Filling Station and Ice Co Lot Sold
Jos Stupajeky buys the Pocahontas Ice Co lot and plans an up to date filling station with permanent, attractive construction. Washington reports an X ray device to locate pipelines and beams in buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Stupajeky
Pocahontas Ice Co
Pocatas
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Hesse
Sete
Peebles
Daleth Delphian Chapter
Mrs. Owen Honoree
Sublette Feed & Supply Co
Bluefield, W. Va
Marianum
Flapper
First Baptist Church
Virginia
A. Lindermann
ZZZ Broadcasting
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Fala Ae
U. S. Pat
Washington
Foster Memorial Home
For
Huntington, W. VA
Ada van Ness
Huntington
W. Va
Royal Society
Royal Ee Society
Royal Vs Society
Mseiik
Pajamas
Thornton-Laird CO
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