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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1925
Page
9
This week home makers can measure their home comforts and supply needs from Warlick specials. New lower prices replace the old on suites and some pieces. Presenting the sure way to buy pleasure year round.
Kaltex presents a tapestry upholstered suite with springs in cushions. Offered for cash at $60, advertised as the lowest price. The copy pitches durability and home comfort for the Kaltex fibre woven product.
A community singing event is set for next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the new Methodist church between Ceres and Elcentro. The public is invited to attend, with a list of local organizers and hosts from Bluefield Bramwell and nearby areas.
department Kimer Brown presents special selections for the service. Katherine Galloway performs a solo and Bias Bodell with Mr Barrett sing a fine duet. Everyone is invited to attend these services.
Peel and slice peaches and bananas, separate orange sections, chop raspberries and currants. Halve a cantaloupe, scoop melon balls, combine with other fruit and half the coconut. Chill, serve on lettuce, top with remaining coconut and cherries or mint.
Mrs O M Deverle elected president with Alex Mahood as vice president and Mrs L D Wilmore secretary and treasurer. Twenty two members enrolled at organization, with several officers and advisory board named. The group plans first regular meeting mid September and a late September class program led by Mrs Effa Crawford.
A Miami ceremony on July 18 joined Miss Virginia Coleman of Charleston and Mr. John Sherman. Coleman daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Coleman, a gifted musician, and Sherman, a rising landscape architect from a prominent family, will reside in Stuart Florida.
Flapper Fanny praises Bristo class of 1924 and many locals host happy wishes. Ralph Hefner returns from Roanoke College in Salem with Frank Payne for a Bluefield weekend. Wayne Barmer lies ill on Thorn Street as families plan travels to Blacksburg and Florida. Mrs. Effa T. Crawford sails to Fredericksburg Richmond Williamsburg then returns to Bluefield welcomed for her charm. Miss Nell French and Frances French prepare for Florida. Local arrivals include Mrs. George D. Alexander of Detroit visiting relatives. Several children undergo tonsil surgery and families visit Keystone.
Carveth Wells reports unusual wildlife in the Malay Peninsula including fish that climb trees and a fish that flirts which allegedly winks. Monkeys allegedly brush teeth after meals and birds that sleep upside down are also noted as strange behaviors in this odd menagerie.
Irving Lichtenstein of the Massachusetts Protective Association offers a $20 prize for the best five word slogan to promote Southwestern Virginia, to be submitted to Southwestern Virginia Inc by August 20. Three judges will select and publish the winner with a 2 cent stamp enclosed for information.
Bland Street Memorial Church announces sermons by Dr. J A Bays in the morning on In Debt and evening Birds of a Feather. Morning Te Deum in B minor with solo and duet passages featuring Ruth Bodell and others. A quartette and half hour of music precede the evening sermon under choir direction.
Summer salads elevate meals with vitamins minerals and fiber. Readied with canned pineapple grapefruit or fresh fruit, these recipes mix fruit vegetables and dairy into light, nourishing dishes. ideas include fruit salads with gelatin dressings orange shell salad and coconut topped fruit bowls served on lettuce.
London reports say British scientists nearly died experimenting with Lewisite a poison gas in a sealed room. The gas appeared to have little effect on common houseflies present in the laboratory.
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