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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1924

Page

13

Influence by Women Voters Grows in 1920 Parties

The Mercer County League of Women Voters argues women influence shapes party platforms. It notes Democratic conventions granted women delegates full voting power, while Republicans gave none. The group plans planks on world court, women in industry, and children's bureau. Meeting set for June 7 at the West Virginian Hotel.

League of Women Voters League Chicago San Francisco Resolutions Committee Resolution Committee League of Permanent World Court Children’s Bureau Democratic National Committee Washington West Virginia Republican Party National Republican Committee Mercer County League of Women Voters West Virginian Hotel

Sanitarian Graduation at Bluefield Sanitarium in June

Bluefield Sanitarium and Training School for Nurses invites the public to the graduation exercises on Tuesday evening June 3 at the Masonic Temple. Nurses May Lane Maxwell Myrtle Louise Store Effie Counts Louise Ruth Drebell Ruth Goldie Burke will receive diplomas followed by a dance. A separate note announces the Bland Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society meeting moved to Monday afternoon in Hamilton Hall at 5 o'clock.

Bluefield Sanitarium Masonic Temple May Lane Maxwell Myrtle Louise Store Effie Counts Louise Ruth Drebell Ruth Goldie Burke W. H. St. Clair Aiden Seville Virginia Charles Maxey J. F. Fox Fred Petty Jas. O'Keeffe J. W. Overstreet WW. Moore Woman's Missionary Society of Bland Street Methodist Church Hamilton Hall

Miss Bodell to Sing at Bluefield College Program

Ruth Bodell will sing as a feature of the literary commencement program at Bluefield College Monday evening at 8 o'clock. She performs as a highlight of the college event, which includes other readings and recitations by students and faculty.

Ruth Bodell Bluefield College

Howard-Leister Tie The Knot In Private Tennessee Ceremony

James Harrison Howard and Miss Lucile Alise Leister were married Wednesday at Princeton with a brief drive after the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Eliza W. Leister of Tazewell Virginia, is a former teacher and Montomery State Normal alumna. The groom, once of Morgantown Pennsylvania, runs Hotel Tazewell and plans a southern state tour before settling back in Tazewell.

James Harrison Howard Lucile Alise Leister Princeton Eliza W. Leister Tazewell Tazewell High School State Normal Montgomery W. Va West Virginia Charleston Monogahela Hotel Tazewell

Recital Program for Mrs George Barger Jr Pupils at College Ave Church

A piano recital schedule for pupils of Mrs George Barger Jr at College Avenue Baptist Church on Monday June 2 at 8 pm. The program lists pieces by Walter Ben Hare Mary Louise Wade Charlies Adams Edith McNeer Dor othy Poff and other students with accompanist James E Brown and several solo piano numbers by Natalie Maynard.

George Barger, Jr College Avenue Baptist Church Walter Ben Hare Mary Louise Wade Shacoh Charlies Adams Edith McNeer Tomboy Dorothy Poff Mr. Adam Eva Mary M. Parker Sara Christie Jean Blowitt Ruth Frazier Catherine Riddick James E. Brown Annabel Honaker Jimmie Agnes Vawter Natalie Maynard Micky Katherine Adkins Marjorie B. Cook Beth Ward Papa

Enjoyable Outing for Dr and Mrs Waggoner at Burkes Garden

Dr and Mrs Waggoner of Graham hosted a party of friends for a motor trip to Burkes Garden Friday for a delightful picnic. Lunch was from Jamison's in Graham. Attendees included Mrs J Will Moore and daughter, Miss Lowene Hall, Miss Dorothy Hall, Miss Pattie, Miss Nanette, Mrs B Higginbottom, Miss Leeiee Anne King, Anne Osborne, R Marie Hall, Charlie Young, Roy Delong, and L R Layne. A Knights of Columbus banquet and dance is planned for June 10 at the West Virginian hotel.

Waggoner Graham Burkes Garden Nanett B. H. Hale Leeiee Anne King Anne Osborne R. Marie Hall Messrs Charlie Young Roy Delong L. R. Layne West Virginian Hotel Knights of Columbus

Good Manners At Opera House Foyer

Observation notes proper behavior in the opera house foyer. A gentleman removes his coat when seated but keeps his high hat on throughout the performance.

Two local graduates bound for Africa mission field

Mrs. P V Hasselvander accompanied by Maud Eldridge Helen Smith and Ruth Harris travels to Indianapolis to attend College of Missions commencement where Mrs Russell Lois Hasselvander and husband prepare for Africa missionary work. They plan a June 4 graduation and a June 2 piano recital at Irvington School of Music.

P. V. Hasselvander Maud Eldridge Helen Smith Ruth Harris Indianapolis Ind College of Missions Russell Lois Hasselvander Africa Irvington School of Music Bluefield

Bride and Groom Wed at First Presbyterian Church

Miss Ella M. Davis became bride of Frank Green Jones in a Wednesday morning ceremony at 7 30 in the pastor's study of the First Presbyterian Church on Tazewell street. Rev. Samuel W. Moore officiated with a ring service. The couple will reside in Bluefield after a honeymoon train trip to Kansas City for the Shriners convention.

First Presbyterian Church Tazewell Street Ella M. Davis Frank Green Jones Samuel W. Moore Bluefield Wytheville Norfolk and Western Railway Company Kansas City Great Shriners

Circles of Trinity Methodist Women Meet Wednesday

The Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church schedules eight study circles for Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Circle 1 led by Mrs P M Stomp meets with Mrs J D Long on Washington street. Circle 2 led by Mrs Carr meets with Mrs M C Neal on Mythe avenue. Circle 3 led by Mrs Goodson meets with Mrs John Mastin on Frederick street. Circle 4 led by Mrs Bailey meets with Mrs Keesee at Jefferson street and College avenue. Circle 5 chaired by Mr W T Elliott meets at the church. Circle 6 led by Mrs Geo Kings meets with Mrs Fred Kelley on Myrtle avenue. Circle 7 led by Mrs J B Hahle meets with Mrs P J Ashworth on Jefferson street. Circle 8 led by Mrs W C Neikirk meets with Mrs G W Hetherington on Albemarle street.

Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church Circle P. M. Stomp J. D. Long Washington Street Carr M. C. Neal Mythe Avenue Goodson John Mastin Frederick Street Bailey G. W. Hetherington Albemarle Street

Bluefield Womans Club and Auxiliary Meet Next Week

The Bluefield Womans Club holds a short business meeting Monday June 2 at 3 PM at Blue Triangle Centre. The Executive Board of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church meets Monday afternoon at 2 30 in the ladies parlor. this is the last meeting before the fair.

Bluefield Woman’s Auxiliary of The First Presbyterian Church

Miss Forsythe to Direct Youth at First Presbyterian

Miss Maude Forsythe from South Carolina arrived to lead the church's youth activities. She trained last year at the Assembly's Training School in Richmond.

Maude Forsythe South Carolina City First Presbyterian Church Miss Forsythe Assembly Richmond

Witt announces engagement of Thelma Gladys Witt

Mr and Mrs EK B Witt announce the engagement of their daughter Thelma Gladys to Mr Hobart Jessee. The wedding is planned for June 10.

EK. B. Witt Thelma Gladys Hobart Jessee

Social notes and updates from Sandlick area

Miss Nora Surface is critically ill at home in Sandlick with doctors offering little hope. Visitors include M Greenburn from Richlands and guests at a West Virginian house party. Several locals travel for study, visits, or editorial work, including Dr. W H Carr returning from Kansas City. A birth announces Ther a Levon to the Morehead family and a boy to Floyd L Niece. An elephant fact closes the column.

Nora Surface Sandlick M. Greenburn Richlands B. H. Gilbert Philadelphia D. W. Hancock C. B. Hancock E. A. Leonard Appomattox A. 8. Landman Indianapolis Ind West Virginian Landman Kimball W. Va Kimball, Crumpter and Welch Mabel Brown Kirkeville American Osteopathic Association Virginia Adney Virginia College Roanoke George Barger Nancy Sheriel Barger Sweet Briar College Lynchburg Betty Lane Columbus Ohio D. P. Hutchison Beckley Hutchison Raleigh Herald R. W. Morehead Thera Levon Floyd L Norfolk Street

Kiwanis Club Plans Lunch Event at West Virginian

The Kiwanis Club announces a lunch event on June 9 at 6 30 PM to be held at the West Virginian. Members are invited to gather for a midday style gathering and program.

Lavex claim cures catarrh in three minutes

An advertisement touts Lavex as a drugless French discovery that kills catarrh germs in three minutes and relieves bronchial asthma instantly. It promises a free postpaid treatment to readers who write for it, with no obligation or cost.

W. R. Smith Lavex Kaneasity, Mo

Welfare Association Conference Luncheon at West Virginian

The Welfare Association invites members to a conference luncheon at the West Virginian on June 12 at 6 o clock. Members should RSVP and note the event aims to discuss welfare programs and community services.

The Welfare Association West Virginian

Veterans Dinner At Elks Club Tuesday Noon

All veterans of the war between the States are invited to a noon day dinner at the Elks Club rooms on Tuesday. Ministers of the city and Daughters of the Confederacy will attend, the dining being sponsored by the Daughters. A splendid program is arranged.

States Elks’ Club Daughters of the Confederacy

Luncheon Honors Beaver High Graduate Miss Anna Honaker

Mrs. John Snidow hosted a refined luncheon at the West Virginian Hotel on Friday for Miss Anna Bell Honaker a Beaver High graduate. Attending were Miss Henrietta Hardy of Petersburg and Miss Dora Mann of Pearisburg Va. Sweet pea and fern decorations adorned the tables with floral fan place cards and sweet peas. Several graduation gifts were presented and a delightful menu served.

John Snidow West Virginian Hotel Anna Bell Honaker Beaver High Henrietta Hardy Petersburg Dora Mann Pearisburg Miss Honaker

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Nettle Vass-Steele Missionary Society Miss Bodell Chiropractic John P. Andrews Bluefield, W. Va Commercial Bank Building Howard-Leister Gertrude Watts Warlick Raleigh Street Chopin Elizabeth Cornett Robin Cadman Ruth Smith Largo Handel Virginia Thornhi Marguerite Cooke Dawn Curran W. T. Biliott Nevin Trixie Peters Mignon Thomas Elizabeth Reynolds Sonata Haydn Ruth Block Golson R. W. Honaker Forsyth John Pennell Gottschalk Harriet Hyman del Riego Rosella Smith Greig Saint. Saens Marian Smith Beethoven Elizabeth Reynolds Caro Verdi Cleo Harris Bararolle Thome Virginia Thornhill Hale Thornhill Margaret Moore Sallie Thornhill Katherine Kitts Virginia Cuthbertson George Dillard Pearl Ashire Helen Scott Susie Peters Mamie Whitlock Elizabeth Warlick Margaret Ruth Frazer Mildred Ayers Beatrice Effron Trinity Circles Woman's Club Kiwanis Club Cohen Isadore Cohen Ca Jewelers Princeton Ave United Shoe Repairing Corp Bradmann
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