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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1941

Page

10

Summer Jobs Drive Sought For Bluefield Youths

The Bluefield chamber of commerce and West Virginia employment service plan a summer job campaign to place high school and college youths in temporary work. Registration is at the 137 Bradmann building office. local employers can list openings to be matched with students.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce West Virginia Employment Service Bradmann Et Ds Ins Iatell Rencinin Ucsripsign Dabney M. Trice, Jr Trice Junior Chamber Employment Service Joe Jason Horace Vander Voort W. E. Taylor Alec Ledgerwood Jack Studebaker Clyde Bowling Bill Kell Bluefield Army Navy Kell

Air Corps Grad Dance Chooses Mullens Civic Club Co sponsors

The Air Corps Grad Dance will be co sponsored by the Mullens Civic club social activities department on Friday evening June 13. The dance committee lists Rosalie Rezzonico Mary Jane Keyser Alice Baugues Peggy Hays and Nancy Lively. The nominating committee reporting at this meeting includes Peggy Hays as chairman Martha Jane Ca ilaway Marjory Biggart Mary Jane Keyser and Rosalie Rezzonico.

Mullens Civic Club Rosalie Rezzonico Mary Jane Keyser Alice Baugues Peggy Hays Nancy Lively Martha Jane Ca@ilaway Marjory Biggart

History of Wyoming County book due to print soon

Mullens correspondent reports the Wyoming County history under Rev. P. G. Goode will be printed within three weeks. Roy Lee Harmon praises the work and notes WPA funding covers collection but not printing costs. Books expected to sell for two dollars, with underwriting discussions planned among county civic groups.

Mullens W. Va Wyoming County P. G. Goode Pineville County West Virginia Roy Lee Harmon Advocate Harmon Laute Rev. Goode Mr. Harmon Goode WPA Westin Guide

Mohlers Arrive in Mullens Amid Turmoil and Mishaps

Attorney D Grove Mohler arrives in Mullens with belongings as his family settles in Wyoming county. A boy sustains a gash from a filing cabinet, a car rolls off a cliff but is lifted back, and a later car incident ends with a household retreat to safety. County road supervisor Rezzonico to begin duties Monday with Jagoe overseeing eight Vatahsd charge.

Griffith Walter Carr Tely Doc Brother Mohler Mohler Rezzonico William Ascentco Neily Mullens

First Wyoming County road supervisor changes announced

James Stone of Pineville the county shop foreman for the state road commission will assume duties as road supervisor succeeding Mr Rezzonico, marking the first appointment of a road supervisor in Wyoming county.

Wyoming County James Stone Pineville State Road Commission Rezzonico

Poppy Day Sales Spark Record Total in Mullens

Poppy day observers in Mullens raised 109 dollars and 16 cents last Saturday led by chairwoman Mrs Loutishia Burch and junior helpers. Shirley Markowitz topped junior collectors as American Legion auxiliary and Wyoming County Post 106 sponsored a record pop pie sale with aid from several auxiliary members and Mary Frances Harrold and other juniors.

Mullens Loutishia Burchfield Shirley Markowitz American Legion Auxiliary Wyoming County James A. Peterfish Notley A. Thomas

Preschool Health Checkups At Mul II School Event

Thirty nine preschool children received complete physical examinations at a pre school conference at Ben Dunman School hosted by Mul lens High School Ben Dunman School Parent Teacher association. Physicians and dentists from Mullens attended along with health staff and clubwomen assisting.

Ben Dunman Mullens High School H. R. Connell Bluefield Pediatrician B. W. Steele Ward Wylie Mullens Frank E. Yates W. W. Pollock Isabelle Durie W. A Finney J. R. Foster William Rezzonico W. F. McConshay F. D. Laisk Earse

Mullens Sub-debs Elect in Civic Club Meeting

The Mullens Sub-debs will meet in the Mullens Civic Club clubhouse Monday afternoon to elect officers and plan for the college homecoming dance.

Mullens Mullens Civic Club

Flower exhibit and tea charms Mullens Civic club

The Mullens Civic club hosted a flower exhibit and tea in its clubhouse last Friday afternoon with guests from the Woman's Clubs of Atlanta Pineville Oceana Timann and Mullens and the Community Junior club of Mullens. Mrs H F Toothman Athens president spoke on flower mythology and symbolism. Mrs Sam P Pearis chaired the event and announced plans for a midsummer flower show.

Home and Garden Mullens Civic Club Woman's Clubs Atlanta Pineville Oceana Timann and Mullens Community Junior Club of H. F. Toothman Athens Athens Woman's Club Garden Club of Sam P. Pearis

Committees Named by New Community Junior Club President

Mrs. E. D. Humphreys announced committee assignments at a South Mullens meeting. Finance includes Miss Mary Kelly Strong and several members. program lists Jo Edythe Earley and others. social and hospitality groups named. scrapbook publicity and forum groups noted. city beautification led by Dave Arnold. Monthly meetings will replace bi monthly.

Community Junior Club E. D. Humphreys South Mullens Mary Kelly Strong Rodney Davis Ralph Hash Jo Edythe Earley Douglas Hamlin Lewis King Howard Griffith R. L. Tabscott BE. E. Greene Maxine Shumate Bill Smith

Charity Dance Set by Local Clubs at Ben Dunman Gym

The Mullens Lions club and the Community Junior club co sponsor a charity dance on June 6 in the Ben Dunman school gymnasium. Billy Whiteman and his orchestra will furnish the music for the event.

Mullens Lions Club Community Ben Dunman School Billy Whiteman

Stork shower honors Mrs. Winzenrith. wedding news in Boston

Mrs. Donald C. Winzenrith a former Miss Helen Caldwell was guest of honor at a Wednesday stork shower hosted by Mrs. Lester D. Brown. Attending guests included Mrs. George Caldwell and other Caldwell and Maben friends. A marriage announcement for Miss Helen Bell India to R. E. L. Strider Jr. set for June 14 in Boston, with Strider a Harvard graduate. Also notes of local visits and trips by several residents. City council passed an ordinance prohibiting cows and livestock running at large beginning June 15, with fines for first and subsequent offenses.

Donald C. Winzenrith Helen Louise Caldwell Lester D. Brown Lulu Mae Caldwell Brown George E. Caldwell C. J. Porter G. R. Caldwell Maben Chubb Matherly Bernice Tackett Helen Bell India R. E. L. Strider, Jr R. E. L. Strider Episcopal West Virginia Boston Harvard University W. M. Holroy C. V. Feller Morgantown Virginia University Charles John J. A. Gott Chicago E. EB. Lampton Bluefield Prank FE. Yates Son Prank, Jr Virginia Beach W. Ruby

Personal news from Radford Christiansburg and Bluefield visits

Mr and Mrs B F Parrish returned from a visit to relatives in Radford and Christiansburg Va. Mrs Parrish went with Mrs W G Gmmilaway to Huntington to see Rev and Mrs J H Dawson. William Lusk came home after a minor Bluefield operation. Robert Lampton had an operation in Bluefield. Miss Evelyn Brinkley visits grandmother in Princeton for several days.

B. F. Parrish Radford Christiansburg

Camp Omas E Lightfoot Opens Near Hinton For 1941 Summer

Koppers Coal Company unveils Camp Omas E Lightfoot a 76 acre recreation site on Greenbrier River 10 miles east of Hinton West Virginia. Eleven cottages dining hall infirmary and offices prepare for 600 youths ages 8 to 15 in four two week sessions starting June 28. Camp directed by Max Poscover with 12 counselors and two Indian teachers aims to serve 21 nearby communities with funding largely from hopper support.

Thomas E. Lightfoot Greenbrier Hinton W. Va Koppers Coal Company Greenbrier River Omas E. Lightfoot Koppers Recreation Camps Inc West Virginia K S&s Ivania Kentucky Beards Fork Carswell Elkridge Everettsville Gallagher Gamoca Glen White Grant Town Helen Keystone Kimberly Kopperston Long Branch Waitland Powellton Stanaford Stotesbury Wharton Ro — Melcroft Weeksbury Max (Hippo) Poscover Durbin Koppers

Camp for Children of Colored Workers at Koppers Mines

A camp will be conducted at Wyndall four miles from Gauley for the children of colored employees at Koppers mines, organized with rentals from 4H clubs and Scout troops across West Virginia.

West Virginia Koppers Mines Wyndall Gauley

Bridge Along Gauley River Hosts Recreational Program

A Gauley River bridge will again host a continued recreational program. Local organizers plan activities for families and visitors, highlighting outdoor access and community engagement along the river corridor.

Gauley River

Mining Engineers Set Convention at White Sulphur Springs

Central Appalachian Section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers with the Coal Division will hold a joint meeting June 26 and 27 at the Greenbrier hotel White Sulphur Springs. More than 200 attendees from the eastern United States expected. program includes open forum on mining problems and four technical papers on coal pillars brakes coal preparation mechanized mining and smoke abatement plus a prize student paper. A Friday banquet will feature national officers of the Institute and a dance. Veleair C Smith of Charleston and J E Tobey of Cincinnati will preside over sessions.

Central Appalachian American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers the Institute Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs United States White Sulphur Veleair C. Smith Charleston

National Hotel Week Proclaimed by Mayor Snyder

Mayor William C. Snyder proclaimed the week of June 17 National Hotel Week. Local hotels will participate and welcome visitors to learn how hotels contribute to community life during the national defense era.

William C. Snyder Snyder

Twin Sons Die Soon After Birth in Kimballton

In Kimballton Virginia May 31 twin sons were born to Mr and Mrs Vivian Harless and died within hours. Burial occurred at the Tawney family cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Harless formerly Ednad Tawney remains ill in Pearisburg hospital. Emory Meadows of Roanoke visited his father J C Meadows here before June training. Graduations sermons were attended in Pembroke Pearisburg and Narrows with Milton Knox node and J M Martin Jr among Pem broke seniors.

Charles C. Cassinelli Highland Avenue J. F. Wyatt A.C Early Cassinelli Kimballton Vivian Harless Purial Tawney Family Emory Meadows Roanoke J. C. Meadows Pembroke Pearisburg Narrows Milton Richard Kanode J. M. Martin, Jr Pembroke High School

PUPILS ENJOY PICNIC AT KIMBALLTON GRADE SCHOOL

The Kimballton graded school held a picnic near the school grounds on Tuesday. The school will remain closed Friday. Teachers Lena Reynolds and Evelyn Wysong from Newport, Violet Moye from Pearisburg, and Mrs Alonzo Bowen from Pembroke left for home Saturday.

Kimballton Graded School Lena Reynolds Evelyn Wysong Newport Violet Moye Pearisburg Alonzo Bowen Pembroke

Funeral service for Mrs. Austin Robertson in Staffordsville

Mrs. G. B. McDonald Miss Lena Reynolds and Miss Argie Rogers attended the funeral services of Mrs. Austin Robertson of Bluefield West Virginia held Tuesday at Staffordsville. Mrs. Robertson's daughter Mary now Mrs Ernest Dillon taught several successful schools there.

G. B. McDonald Lena Reynolds Argie Rogers Austin Robertson Bluefield W. Va Staffordsville

Local Visitors Share Time with Roanoke Families

Mrs James Stewart and daughter of Roanoke visit grandfather J C Meadows and aunt Mary Meadows. Mr and Mrs John J Snidow of Bluefield West Virginia spend Thursday afternoon with aunt Lizzie Williams.

James Stewart Roanoke J. C. Meadows Mary Meadows John J. Snidow Bluefield W. Va Lizzie Williams

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Ja Vycee Drive Air Corps Grad Richard Lee Dillard John R. Dillard College Avenue Air Corps Technical School ACU Chanute Field Dillard Beaver High School Paul Stevenson Deyerle C. M. Deyerle Mercer Sweet Princeton Langley Field Princeton High School Young People’s Fellowship of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Civic Club Mountaineer State Mountaineer Jackson's Mill Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs The Forty and Eight the Legion Club B’nai B'rith American Legion Post No Jack Counts Bruce Moseley Carter Sinclair Harvey Shaman Randolph Bradshaw Emanur Borinsky Victor DeVault Bill Snyder Robert Palmer Isaac Fuqua Frederick Richmond Norman Lilly Roy Harrison Boys’ State Committee Ana William C.snyder Palm Beach Shaman’s Princeton Ave Bluefield, W. Va Telegraph Commercial Printing Co Bland ST Kimballton, Va
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