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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

3

Graduation week events at Hollins College detailed

Hollins College schedules graduation Tuesday morning at the Little Theatre with William Ernest Hocking of Harvard to speak. Alumnae dinner June 3. Commencement play Brierwood by Alfred Noyes June 6. Bach é serm on Sunday by Rt. Rev. Strider. Multiple Monday events include class day, senior bonfire and banquet. Carnegie Corporation endowment of 35000 expands Hollins funds to 55000. Alumnae centennial drive organizes gifts for the 100th anniversary in 1942. Bluefield alumnae Audiences include Nancy Campbell and Virginia Lewis, with Dorothy Dix noted as alumna. Publicity by Mrs. D. B. Lewis Jr.

Hollins College Little Theatre William Ernest Hocking Harvard University Apeater Brierwood Alfred Noyes Ft. BL. Strider Wheeling Randolph Carnegie Corporation of New York Hollins Carnegie Art Holling Hollins Alumnae Virginia Bluefield Nancy Campbell Creighton Campbell Virginia Lewis J. M. Lewis Dorothy Dix Mary Merriweather D . B. Lewis, Jr

Miss Payne Named Publicity Director At University

Miss Mary Ann Payne of North Street has been elected publicity director of the Music Club at the University of Pennsylvania. A junior in the School of Fine Arts, she is in the Choral Society and the A Cappella Choir and serves on the Women’s Christian Association cabinet as finance chairman for next year. She is pledged to Alpha Chi Omega and will live at the sorority house. she studies piano under Joseph Terranova.

Mary Ann Payne B. Payne North Street Music Club University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Payne Junioy School of Fine Arts University Woman's Christian Association St. Marys Episcopal Ecures 39Th Locust Streets Miss Payne Alpha Chi Omega Joseph Terraonova

Evening Bridge Party Honors Miss Thornhill and Mr Stone

Three tables of bridge followed a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyree on Washington Street in honor of Miss Sallie Thornhill and Mr. Edmund Stone Jr who are soon to marry. Dr. Fred Goodall of Lamar and Miss Thornhill won prizes, with a guest prize corsage for Miss Thornhill. Punch and sandwiches were served after the games.

Harry Yree Washington Street Sallie Thornhill Edmund ©. Stone, Jr Fred Goodall Lamar Thornhill Wera Bridge

Miss Whitlock Heads Sigma Tau Alpha at Bluefield College

Miss Claire Whitlock daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Whitlock is elected president of Sigma Tau Alpha at Bluefield College for 1939 40 Frances Davison vice president Miss Mary Louise Rudder secretary and Miss Melba Bullio treasurer also named Other officers retiring are Camille Claytor Eloise Dilcher Margaret Sanders Dorothea Lindsey Melba Sullio and Emes Pais The election was held at Mrs Clerk M Browns home followed by a picnic lunch

Claire Whitlock J. A. Whitlock Sigma Tau Alpha Bluefield College Frances Davidson Mary Louise Rudder Melba Bullio Bluefield Camille Claytor Eloise Dilcher Margaret Sanders Dorothea Lindsey Melba Sullio Emes Pais M. Brown

Officers Installed By Elkhorn Young People's Union

The Elkhorn Young People's Union held its May meeting at Jeankin Jones Methodist church with nine churches represented. A musical program featured Miss Bernice Whitehead, Janice Green, Barbara Ann Nichols, George Hedrick, Miss Lotos Gravely, M Jessie, and Miss Georgia Sprinkle leading.Announcements included Holston Conference Young People's assembly at Emory and Henry College June 7 to 12 and a Christian Adventure camp at Camp Houston August 14 to 18 for ages 12 to 15. The June 1 meeting will be at Kiwanis field Powhatan with a campfire and picnic supper. The June 26 program will echo the assembly with a worship plan led by Miss Georgia Sprinkle. Officers installed for the coming year were Georgia Sprinkle president, Junior Norris vice president, Rowena Dillard secretary, Kermit Dillard treasurer, Roberta Dalton publicity superintendent. The Rev. G M Moreland underscored the work's importance.

Elkhorn Young People’s Union Jeankin Jones Methodist Jenkinsones Bernice Whitehead Janice Green Barbara Ann Nichols George Hedrick Lotos Gravely M. Jessie William Tabor Georgia Sprinkle Holston Young People’s Assembly Emory and Henry College Camp Houston Kiwanisfield Powhatan Junior Norris Mary Sue Callahan Bill Booth Viola Anderson David Cox O. H. Logan Miss Roberts Dalton Harold Carter Georgia Sprinkle C. A. Murphy Jenkinsones Young People Marvin McCormish G. M. Moreland McDowell Northfork Rowena Dillard Eckman Kermit Dillard Roberta Dalton Worth Mr. Moreland

Miss Frances Laird Attends Sister's Wedding

Frances Laird sixteen arrives from Huntington to attend her sister Mary Laird wedding to Pred Sharp of Indianapolis. She will return soon to Huntington where she teaches at Marshall college summer session. Also reports births at St Luke's hospital: Tonton Edwards, Charles Helmick, and a daughter to the Tsot family.

Frances Laird Huntington Mary Laird Pred Sharp Indianapolis Marshall College

Miss Alma Morriss Plans Recovery Return

Miss Alma Morriss able to be out after a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Brant return to their Alexandria Virginia home after visiting Mrs. Brant's parents at Lake Place on Bland Street.

Alma Morriss G. C. Brant Alexandria S Brant H. Idhott Lake Place Bland Street

Concert Singer to Appear Here Friday Evening

Miss Martha Jane Eck, a concert singer from Philadelphia, will perform Friday at 8 15 PM at the First Christian church under Beaver high schools A Cappella choir sponsorship. Director Elizabeth Shelton notes Eck is a Westminster Choir College graduate who has appeared in Philadelphia Lancaster Princeton and Covington. Pianist John Burke of Bramwell, a Westminster student, accompanies. Burke expects to depart soon for an organist post at Lost Colony, NC.

Martha Jane Eck Philadelphia Beaver High School Elizabeth Shelton Miss Enck Westminster Choir College Princeton N. J Lancaster Covington Emok Hattie Brown Payne Virginia Payne W. L. Alley Vineyard Street John Burke Burke Bramwell Weatminster Choir College Lost Colony N. C

Pairings Set For Mixed Foursome At Bluefield Country Club

At the Bluefield Country Club on Saturday starting at 1 20 p m a mixed foursome was created with pairs including Mrs J B Pearson and Mrs T B Vass and H C Lewis plus many other couples listed. Players unable to attend were asked to call Mrs J B Pearson or Mrs H A Porter.

Bluefield Country Club Inga J.B. Pearson T. B. Vass H. C. Lewis N. Huffard Stanley Rogers Betty Markle Lewis Tierney G. M. Cruise E. Scott Hale and John Fox Cris Hall B. W

Little Girl Honored At Birthday Party

The home of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Amburn in West Graham Virginia hosted a birthday party Tuesday afternoon for their eight year old daughter Bonnie Jean. Guests included Bonnie Amburn and Ruth Lambert with prizes won by Frank Mize and Iris Bills. A cake was cut and served with punch and sea-foam candy while favors were given. Mrs Amburn was assisted by Miss Ruby Amburn and Mrs Pruett. attendees listed include Jo Ann May Joan Lipscomb Dorothy Lambert Iris Elis Betty Bush Doris and Bonnie Amburn and several others.

P. S. Amburn West Graham Bonnie Jean Frank Mize Iria Bills

Miss Brown Hosts Informal Luncheon for Mary Laird’s June Wedding

Miss Jean Brown hosted an informal luncheon at the West Virginian hotel Wednesday in honor of Miss Mary Laird who will wed Mr. Fred Sharp of Indianapolis Indiana this Saturday.

Jean Brown West Virginian Hotel Mary Laird Fred.Sharp Indianapolis Ind

Spanking Exercise for Weight and Tone

A bizarre fitness guide urges readers to reduce weight by concentrated exercises and a floor spanking routine. It advises wearing loose clothing, exercising in a well ventilated room, and performing thigh and buttock focus movements to tighten muscles while promoting circulation.

Second Part of Exercise for Swing and Posture

A reader is advised on continuing a two part program to improve posture and body movement with daily practice. Instructions reference swinging from leth to right and correcting a shoulder hump. The text mentions addressing Ws paper and enclosing a stamped response.

Engagement of Much Interest Is Announced

Mr and Mrs L L McConnell of Kingsport Tennessee announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Bille Sus to Eugene Hamilton Hurst of Richlands Virginia Misa McConnell executive secretary of the Alumnae association of the State Teachers college at Radford Rev E L McConnell pastor of Maple Street Methodist church Kingsport Mr Hurst son of C L Hurst and the late Mrs Hurst of Max Meadows Virginia He is director of Richlands Funeral home The wedding will take place in Ringaport on Wednesday June 14 Secr

L. McConnell Kingsport Tenn Bille Sus Eugene Hamilton Hurst Richlands Misa McConnell State Teachers’ College Radford E. L. McConnell Maple Street Methodist Church Kiingsport Hurst C. L. Hurst

Convention Theme At Quota Luncheon

Quota International convention plans center on a theme reflected in luncheon decor. The group decorates tables with miniature trains and portmanteaus labeled with city stickers from Bluefield to New Orleans as Miss Thelma Motley chairs the decorations committee. Delegates include Miss Sue Drinen and Miss Helene Grotte with Miss Loudermilk attending, and Miss Loudermilk is a candidate for second vice president. The party schedules include travel by motor to New Orleans and preparations for amendments to be voted on at the International conference.

New Orleans Quota International Bluefield Thelma Motley Sue Drinen Effie Loudermilk Sue Drinmen Helene Grotte Miss Loudermilk Miss Grotte Irene Norris Helen Sue Spangler

Princeton Club Girls to Attend International Board Meeting

The Princeton club members plan to leave early so Miss Loudermilk can attend the International board meeting on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Nellie McIntosh Noel, president, and Miss Tressie Williams will accompany. Bluefield club members Mrs. W. D. Barnett and Miss Thelma Motley will attend the convention in New Orleans.

Princeton Club

Local Social Notes and Travel Visits Across States

Mrs W V Arnold and Judith have returned to New York City from a visit with Mr and Mrs H L Moore in Dott West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mitchell arrive today after a southern honeymoon and will reside in Dott. Mrs Mitchell formerly Isabel Beers night superintendent at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs T D Gravatt on Union Street returns from Brewster Pennsylvania after a month away, summoned home by death of brother B M Pile in Pembroke railroad accident. Mr and Mrs Lyman H Davis leave for Silver Creek New York to settle there. Evelyn Stump was formerly Miss Davis. James Stump goes Friday to Washington to visit sister Mrs H M Willis. Dr and Mrs R R Stuart and daughter Marjorie with Miss Shirley Peters go to Annapolis Maryland for June events.

W. V. Arnold Judith Mrs. Arnold H. L. Moore New York City Thomas Mitchell South Dott W. Va Mitchell Isabelle Beers Bluefield Sanitarium T. D. Gravatt Union Street Brewster Pia B. M. Pile Pembroke Lyman H. Davis Silver Creek N. Y Davis Evelyn Stump James Stump Washington H. M. Willis R. R. Stuart Marjorie Shirley Peters Annapolis

Graduates Highlight Naval Academy Event

Weak at the United States Naval Academy Dr and Mrs Stuart's son Bobby is among the graduates Mrs Bessie McMahon returns from a ten day visit with relatives in Christiansburg Blacksburg and Roanoke John J Snidow Jr Frederick Street leaves for Philadelphia to visit sister Mrs C Eskridge Smith Mrs Paul Breeding and baby Linda Gay of Northfork discharged at St Luke's hospital Miss Mabel Shafer of Cincinnati spends two weeks with her mother Mrs Mary Shafer Bland Street Mrs S Fassette Bowling Jr View Avenue former Mrs Alice Julia Payne is in Bluefield sanitarium for treatment

United States Naval Academy Stuart Bobby Bessie McMahon Christiansburg Blacksburg Roanoke John J. Snidow Jr Frederick Street Philadelphia C. Eskridge Smith Paul Breeding Linda Gay Northfork St. Luke's Hospital Mabel Shafer Cincinnati Mary Shafer Bland Street S. Fassette Bowling View Avenue Mias Alice Julia Payne Bluefield Sanitarium

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