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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1929

Page

5

Twenty Five to Receive Diplomas at Bluefield College

About twenty five graduates will be honored at Bluefield College with commencement events starting Sunday. Dr. O K Sama will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at First Baptist Church. On Monday the inter society contest features debates and readings, with prizes including medals for top scholar and orator and a new Rodgin trophy for the inter-society winner.

Bluefield College First Baptist Church Durhing South Mercer Streets O. KE. Sama Virginians John Marshall Literary Societies John Marshall Clayton D. Sweet Elyria Ohio Virginia Wagner Bluefield Virginian Leslie Craig Bassett Matoaka W. Va Elizabeth Kersey Louise Light Forrest J. Kell Lennig Charles Parker Vernon Hill Richard 8. Owens Roanoke Cal Edwin Fox Richmond Rodgin

Druggist Unveils Quick Headache Relief With B C

A North Carolina druggist promotes B-C as a fast safe cure for headaches sciatic and neuralgic pains. The prescription combines five ingredients to relieve diverse pains in minutes with no depression or after effects. R C formula touted as a major medical discovery of the era.

North Carolina

Delightful Beaver High School Seniors Event

Delightful social evening at Miss Winfrey's South Street home entertained Beaver High seniors Tuesday. Miss Steele presented small diplomas to guests as part of a formal gesture. Attendees included Elizabeth Alexander, Margaret Nelson, Elsie Lilly, Evelyn Chamers, and Horter Winfrey among others. Miss Steele also performed a charming classical dance.

Misaew Helen Smith Horter Winfrey Nettie Lee Steele Beaver High School Miss Winfrey South Street Miss Steele Elizabeth Alexander Margaret Nelson Elsie Lilly Evelyn Chamers Margaret Moore Velma Spencer Lillian Gilmore Helen Smith Horter Winfrey Nettle Lee Steele Randolph Kidd Nevett Carpenter Marvin Wilburn James Lynch Carl Griffith Sam Morgan Tennis Wickham Fred Alexander Ed Hancock Harry Smith James Ange James Perkins Buddy Barlow Hubert Cole Hubert Winfrey

Knit and Silk Fabrics Highlight Oporta Fashion

NIT materials paired with silks gain popularity for oporta occasions. Josephine Dunn displays a knit jumper with a geometric black and Napoleon blue trim, paired with a pleated silk skirt in matching blue and beige. Leone Lane showcases a bold color scheme of red orange blue and green. The ensemble rests on natural linen in modernistic patterns, forming a striking sports coat.

Oporta Josephine Dunn Leone Lane

Legion Auxiliary Sees Record Membership Gain

Indianapolis reports the American Legion auxiliary posts its largest ever membership increase after two national drives. Total rise reaches 55,241 members or over 20 percent, with District of Columbia leading the race, DC up 544.93 percent, Hawaii second, Kentucky third. leaders expect to pass previous records soon.

Indianapolis Ind American Legion Auxiliary District of Columbia Legion and Auxillary Cooperative Hawaii Kentucky

Tri-High club meeting before Johnson leaves

The Tri-High club of the First Christian church holds a business session at Dr. W. H. Carr and Mrs. Carrs residence this afternoon at 3 with Miss Helen Johnston as hostess. After the meeting the club will hike and attendees should bring a picnic lunch.

Tri-High Club The First Christian Church W. H. Carr

Glenwood Park Opens With Over 5000 Attendees

Bluefield reports an auspicious opening of Glenwood Park despite threatening rain. Attendance surpassed five thousand as families picnicked under trees and rode attractions like the merry go round and ferris wheel. Park management expects more concessions soon and praises orderly crowds. No admission fee and ample free parking noted.

Glenwood Park W. H. Schooley Bluefield

Wade School Girls Exhibit Under Miss Meighan Direction

The Wade girls gym exhibit ran at Wade school gym with Miss Audrey Meighan directing. Participants performed marching, calisthenics, apparatus routines, pyramid work, tumbling, and the annual Opening the Rose to conclude. Awards went to Captain Mildred Hall and others including Grace Lawrence and Emma Stanfield, with the 7-B class winning the obstacle race.

Audrey Meighan Wade Mildred Hall Grace Lawrence Mildred Green Mildred Hoops Emma Stanfield Virginia Baugh Frances West Pauline Kegley

Mrs Leckie Hosts Bridge Party at Oakhurst Avenue

Mrs. Douglas Leckie entertained a small bridge party Friday at her Oakhurst avenue home in honor of Mrs. Edwin Fox of Hollywood California formerly Miss Ruth Bodell. Attending were Mrs. George M. Barger Jr. Mrs. Sterling Mann and Mrs. W A Richards. Poppies and peonies adorned the rooms as guests enjoyed the afternoon.

Douglas Leckie Oakhurst Avenue Edwin Fox Hollywood Cal Ruth Bodell George M. Barger Jr Sterling Mann W. A. Richards

Colorful fusion event with games and prizes

Guests enjoyed a charming setting with dainty two course refreshments. Mrs. Robert Moore won high score at the games, with Mrs. R Blackstock Jr. taking second high score. The hostess presented gifts and honored the guest of honor.

Robert Moore R. (. Blackstock Jr

Kindergarten program closes at Mrs Jenus home

Mrs W H Mangus kindergarten held a Tuesday afternoon program at 212 Locust Street featuring a Chinese play titled Crincum Crankum another play Doll's Symposium and other elaborately staged pieces Reci tations and exercises highlighted the event with the graduating class including Beatrice Cruise Billy Farris William Honaker and Mildred Whitman attending as patrons and participants.

W. H. Mangus Jenus Locust Street

Joint lodge meeting scheduled for June 2

A joint meeting of Lodge No. 446 B of L PF and E and Lodge No. 444 Ladies society of the B of L F and E will be held at 4 oclock p m Sunday June 2 in the Pythian Engineers hall. Refreshments will be served to members and their families after the meeting

Lodge No Ladies Society of the B. of L. F. & E Pythian Engineers Hall

Mire Crawford To Present Pupils In Piano Recital

Next Friday evening June 7 Mire Ethel Crawford will present her pupils Louise Roediger and Edward Gregory in a piano recital at Warlick Piano Rooms. Both pupils show remarkable talent and have made phenomenal progress in their musical studies.

Ethel Crawford Herupils Louise Roediger Edward Regory Warlick Piano Rooms

Bluefield Woman's Club Sets June Meeting at YWCA

The Bluefield Woman's club will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday June 3 at 2 30 PM at the YWCA quarters. A full attendance is urged.

Bluefield Woman's Club

Ruth Bodell to lead Bland Street service with Gounod selection

Mrs Edwin A Pox known as Ruth Bodell will be the colist at Bland Street Methodist Church morning service tomorrow. She will perform Gounod's O Divine Redeemer. The public is invited to attend this service.

Edwin A. Pox Ruth Bodell Bland Street Methodist Church Gounod’s O Divine Redeemer

Light Brigade Lawn Party at Mrs Rover's Home

The Light Brigade of Immanuel Lutheran invites Brigaders to a lawn party today from 3 to 5 p m at the home of Mrs Paul L Rover on Washington Street. All Brigaders are urged to attend for a pleasant afternoon.

Light Brigade Immanuel Lutheran Church Paul L. Rover Washington Street

White Shrine Patrol Sets Evening Meeting at Temple

The White Shrine patrol will hold a business meeting this evening at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple.

White Shrine Patrol White Shrine Masonic Temple

Local notices list residents traveling and visiting

Mrs Nellie Vase Steele travels to Charlotte to attend a Confederate Veterans reunion. Brown Avenue Bluefield and guests include Mr and Mrs Bob Tidwell and daughter, Mrs C W Godney, Mrs C M Thompson, Mrs W C Shrader and daughter Josephine. Other locals visit family at Round Bottom and Cleveland for schooling and sermons.

Nellie Vase-Steele Charlotte N. C Bob Tidwell C. W. Godney C. M. Thompson W. C. Shrader Josephine Round Bottom Shraders G. C. Coburn Juanita Shrader Greenbrier Street Bluefield James P. Jones Union Street H. L. Whitney David Jones Wilkesbarre Thomas H. Cooper Bernard Sheil Logan Betty Ann Bobby A. V. Shell Brown Avenue James Emmett Brown Roanoke

One Dead In Airplane Crash Near Warren Hall’s Field

Warren Ohio May 31 Robert Luton airplane owner died after a crash at Hall's field near Warren. John Stafford pilot fought for life in a hospital after the plane nose-dived just after takeoff reaching about 75 feet. Luton was from Leavittsburg Ohio and Stafford from Youngstown.

Warren Ohio Robert Luton John Stafford Hall's Field Luton Leavittsburg Stafford Youngstown

Saucy summer cape ensemble in red taffeta and white chiffon

A fashion note describes a lipstick red taffeta cape worn over a white chiffon dotted frock. The skirt edge repeats the cape color with bound taffeta, creating an elegant formal summer costume vibe.

Ted

First Jones Act Conviction At Parkersburg

Parkersburg West Virginia May 1 Ed Mankines, a Negro, became the first of thirty eight defendants to be tried under the Jones law in federal court. Judge Baker sentenced him to five years in prison. Twelve others pleaded guilty to liquor law relations and received shorter terms. Hawkins has three prior state terms.

Parkersburg W. Va Ed Mankines Baker Hawkins

Canoe Capsize Fatality In Allegheny River Near Hulton

Pittsburgh on May 31 reports 18 year old Michayl Ronick of Harmarville drowned after a canoe capsized at night in the Allegheny River near Hulton.

Pittsburgh Michayl Ronick Harmarville Allegheny River Hulton

Commencement Week Begins at Concord College Athens

The commencement week activities start today at Concord College in Athens and run into early next week. Classes for this term ended yesterday at 3 10. The summer term will begin in about two weeks and run until the last of July. Many students not attending summer term have already departed for home.

Concord Concord College Athens

Suit to Cancel Life Insurance Policy Filed

A suit to cancel a $50,000 life insurance policy was entered in United States district court by New England Life Insurance Company against Elizabeth Connoly executrix of Edward EF Connolly's estate. The filing occurred in Charleston West Virginia with details of policy and insured date noted.

Charleston W. Va United States New England Life Insurance Company Elizabeth Connoly Huntington Edward EK Connolly Edward EF. Connolly

Family policy grants a one year death clause in 1928 case

A 1928 policy included a one year death by own action clause and indicates the insured died on April 18, 1928 from self-inflicted wounds. The court entered an order dismissing Bettie Blankenship’s suit against Delia Cole and others, after a prior judgment was reversed by the Richmond circuit court. Also reported are war risk insurance suits filed today by McKiney Kirk, George D. Preece, Mary Perry, Will Moore, Mary L. Turner, Will Smith, Jack Willis, and Etta B. Vanhock seeking $10,000 each.

Bettie Blankenship Tennessee Delia Cole Circuit Court of App Peale Richmond McKineley Kirk George D. Preece Mary Perry Will Moore Mary L. Turner Will Smith Jack Willis Etta B. Vanhock

Delicious flavor for vegetable foods

Sugar improves meals of vegetables from stewed tomatoes to lima beans and corn. The Sugar Institute promotes adding butter sugar and crumbs to boost taste and nourishment, noting children and adults prefer sweeter vegetables.

The Sugar Institute

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Dermanine PEERY Legion Auxiliary Fclipse Grocery & Milling CO Virginia Wade Gym Bluefield Woman’s Club Mrs. Fox Shivar New York General Electric Mercer Garage Scott and Raleich
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