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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

8

W C T U Honor Guest Miss Matheson At Henson Home

Mrs Ernest Henson state president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosted a Wednesday afternoon reception at her Wyoming Street home in honor of Miss Lily Grace Matheson secretary of the national W C T U. Matheson urged education on alcohol evils and outlined the movement's program while criticizing repeal of Prohibition and urging boycott of saloons.

Lily Grace Matheson Ernest Henson Woman's Christian Temperance Union Wyoming Street W. C Mre. Henson Miss Matheson Mies Matheson Matheson W. H. Shupe Loyal Temperance Region E. R. Wilson Bluefield Mise Matheson Page Thornhill Walton Avenue Henson Ben S. Johnson

Quota Club Names Delegates For National Convention

At a Wednesday luncheon in the West Virginia hotel Bluefield Quota club elected Miss Ruth Rader and Miss Beulah Price as delegates to the national Quota convention to be held in Swampscott Massachusetts. Alternates named include Mrs J S Phillips Miss Harriet Speiden and Mrs Anne Neel. The May 24 meeting also welcomed guest Mrs A C Grissom of Norfolk. Mrs Frank Roberts sang several selections during the luncheon.

Bluefield Quota Club West Virginian Ruth Rader Beulah Price Bluefield Swampscott Mass J. S. Phillips Mies Harriet Speiden Anne Nee W. D. Barnett A. C. Grissom Norfolk Frank Roberts

Mrs Phillips attends as Ruth Rader announces board meeting

Miss Ruth Rader, president, announced a board meeting to be held Monday evening at o'clock at the YWCA quarters. Quota directories, attractively designed by the attendance committee chaired by Mrs. Barnett, were issued to the members.

J. LL Phillips Ruth Rader Barnett

Rehearsal At Bland Street Methodist Choir Tonight

Bland Street Methodist church choir holds a rehearsal at 7 30 this evening directed by James Elmer Brown. He asks all members to attend and be punctual as upcoming Sundays feature important numbers.

Bland Street

Charming Luncheon Honors Mrs Roberts and Miss Wilcox

A luncheon was hosted Tuesday by Mrs. Roy S. Thompson at 109 Mountain View Avenue in Indianapolis for Mrs. W. H. Roberts of Indianapolis and Miss Mamie Wilcox of Fargo North Dakota visiting their sister Mrs. N. Oorum. Guests included Mrs. H. L. Shott Mrs. J. R. Laird Mrs. C. Frazier Mrs. Herman Kirchner Mrs. John W. Kitchen Mrs. James A. Burrow Mrs. Allen Long Mrs. N. Ovrum and Mrs. Roberts and Miss Wilcox. Garden flowers decorated the home and a three course luncheon was served by the hostesses.

W. H. Roberts Indianapolis Mamie Wilcox Fargo N. D N. Oorum Roy Herman Kirchner John W. Kitchen James A. Burrow Allen Long N. Ovrum Roberts Wilcox R. E. Lazenby Memorial Avenue J. A. Dinwiddie Moneta Lazenby Henry A. Kiser Tazewell Roy S. Thompson Thompson Mountain View Avenue L. P

Mixed Foursome Opens Saturday at Bluefield Club

The first mixed foursome golf tournament will be played Saturday afternoon at the Bluefield Country Club with play starting at 1 30. Pairings include Mrs A B Mahood with L A Hooper and Miss Elizabeth Hooper with E Scott Hale among many other pairs listed.

Bluefield Country Club A. B. Mahood L. A. Hooper

Pythian Sisters to Meet at Temple Hall Tonight

Pythian Sisters will meet this evening at 7 30 at Pythian hall Bluefield with members urged to attend and discuss temple activities and upcoming events.

Bluefield Temple Pythian Pythian Hal

Palette and Ex pression studio to reopen in fall

Mrs Vivian Putnam and Miss Irene Norris close the Vivene Art and Expression studio for summer and plan visits to Charleston and New York. Miss Jessie Abbott of Chicago will join as assistant teacher when the studio resumes in September with new classes. The Palette and Speech clubs set first fall meetings the second week of September.

Vivian Putnam Irene Norris Vivene Art and Expression Studio C. F. Norris Charleston

Golf Event Postponed at Bluefield Country Club

Ladies day event at Bluefield Country Club postponed to next Tuesday due to inclement weather. Mrs. W Slusher to host the gathering.

Bluefield Country Club W. ©. Slusher

Pleasant Affair at Miss Hardwick’s after Wade School

Miss Ethel Hardwick entertained many friends at her Magnolia street home Tuesday after Wade School graduation exercises. Dancing filled the evening with refreshments served later. Those present were: Misses

Ethel Hardwick Magnolia Street Wade School

Local House Guests Signal Social Gathering in Craig Heal Springs

Thera Lee Hoops Ruth Webster Elizabeth Kidd Mildred Hoops June and Cuba Hardwick of Craig Healing Springs Virginia visit hostess Helen Hardwick and Ethel Hardwick at Hippy Alley with guests Charles Kinsey Buddy Waugh Ira Cruise Bus Fridley C W Yancy Roy Yost and Roger Martin staying in the area for a social gathering.

Thera Lee Hoops Ruth Webster Elizabeth Kidd Mildred Hoops June Cuba Hardwick Craig Healing Springs Helen Hardwick Ethel Hardwick Hippy Alley Charles Kinsey Buddy Waugh Ira Cruise Bus Fridley C. W. Yancy Roy Yost Roger Martin

Sanitarium Alumnae to Meet at Mrs Stewart’s Home

The Sanitarium Alumnae Association will meet with Mrs. G. W. Stewart at 313 Tazewell Street Friday at 2 30 P M.

Bluefield Sanitarium

Dance Revue at Colonial Tonight and Friday Evening

Pupils from the Ray Matz school of dancing perform a recital at the Colonial this evening at 9 and again Friday at the same hour. Fred dy Jackson of the Junior Cotillion club will be guest announcer. The program is charming and a capacity audience is expected for both shows.

Ray Matz

Turkey Spends Millions on New Railroad Line

The Turkish government plans to invest 16.6 million dollars to link the Filips coal town with a new harbor at Eregli on the Black Sea. Completion times are three years for the railroad and six for the harbor. The coal region could produce about 5 million tons annually, up from 1.5 million today.

Turkey Angora Filips Eregli Black Sea

Local Couples Entertain Visitors Across Virginia and Beyond

Social notes list Mrs. Mary Reid and Miss Grace Miller of Radford visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reid Jr. in addition to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt of Winchester staying with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cooke. Other trips include Miss Anna Lowman and Miss Elizabeth Weinberg touring Washington Baltimore and New York. Mrs. J. M. Starling and Clara plan a week with her parents in Cove Creek.

Mary Reid Grace Miller Radford Mark Reid Jr Lee Hunt Winchester John H. Cooke Anna Lowman Elizabeth Weinberg Washington Baltimore New York J. M. Starling Clara

Cotton School Draws Many in Raleigh Summer Session

A summer school in cotton classes ran at North Carolina State College Raleigh drawing many participants and outlining course offerings for the season.

Cotton School Raleigh, N. C North Carolina State

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India America Miss Elizabeth Hooper and E. Scott Hale O. M. Deverle Herbert Markle 8. N. Huffard W. H. Mellhany J. S. Compton W. H. St. Clair James O'Keeffe Henry Newton J. H Hardy R. H. Kelley J. D. McCue D. M. Easley Huston St. Clair Mae Ogle Appalachian Electric Pythian Sisters Thornton-Laird CO Bluefield, W. VA Nelly Don South Japan China Germany Belgium England Egypt South Africa Claussner
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