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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1941

Page

22

Chairman Reviews Record Of City Republican Administration

Ira M. Smith, chair of the city Republican executive committee, highlights two years of accomplishments ahead of the June 3 election. City streets see concrete curb and gutter work and black top surfaces on several avenues, plus extensive sewer and storm drain improvements.

Smith Ira M. Smith Republican Executive Committee Bluefield Avenue Bee 7Th Street Nort Third Straley Jegerson Reynolds Avenue Ninth Park Avenue Hale Avenue North Walker Street Front Street Ninth Street Blake Avenue Walker Street Harrison Trent Walnut Henry Street Trent Street Mercer Ritchie North Walker North Ninth Street Front Reynolds

Princeton Society Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Miss Tinder Bride Elect

Mrs. Denny Shuff entertained at her Honaker avenue home with a bridge luncheon at 11 o’clock. Four tables played. Miss Caroline Sanders won high score. Miss Tinder received a silver gift. Mrs. L. R. Taylor to leave for Keyser West Virginia. Lunch followed for guests including Miss Tinder and multiple ladies.

Pink rose gifts at Tinder party and local notices

At a bridge party honoring Miss Tinder two large crepe rose baskets with crystal gifts were presented. Guests included Mesdames Raney Kyle Beeson McFarland Rice Tinder and many others from Bluefield and Peterstown. Also announced is the First Methodist church vacation Bible school running June 9 to June 20 for children 4 to 15, directed by Mrs Parker Kelly Strong with about 200 enrollments expected.

The First Methodist Church Parker Kelly Strong

Invited to Tea by Bluefield Women’s Club

The Princeton Republican Woman's club received an invitation to a Silver Tea by the Bluefield Woman's club in the Appalachian room Bluefield on Tuesday afternoon June 3 at 2 30. Mrs J L McParland of Hale Avenue hosted a luncheon for Miss Buford Tinder bride to be with summer flowers and a luncheon at 1 o'clock. High score prize in bridge went to Mrs George Fanning and bingo to Mrs Fred Tinder Jr. The honoree received a kitchen utensil shower. Attending were Mrs McFarland and others including Mesdames George Panning Fred Tinder Jr Ray Mytius John Madden William Beeson McDonald Rice C Frank Wright Jr and Miss Louise Beavers.

Buford Tinder Fred Kyle George Fanning Louise Beavers Appalan Rooms Walker Street Princeton Republican Woman's Club Bluefield McFarland J. L. McParland Hale Avenue

Births of Lois Inge and Bobby Cur

Mr and Mrs A L Inge of South Avenue announce a baby daughter born Monday May 26 named Lois. Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of Broadway announce a baby son born May 30 weighing nine and a half pounds named Bobby Cur.

A. L. Inge South Avenue Lois Frank Jones Broadway Bobby Cur

Pre-Drilling For Soldiers In Bern Report

In Bern Switzerland an article notes at least eight thousand Swiss soldiers have false teeth. Every recruit receives a medical and dental exam and those in need get free dental service. The eight thousand full sets of teeth issued cost about thirty five dollars per set.

Bern Switzerland

1942 Cars Shrink Yet Improve for Defense Needs

Detroit May 31 The national defense program shapes 1942 autos lighter and more economical with less chrome and rear luxury. Expect harder to obtain cars, higher prices, and substitutions such as zinc cuts, plastic panels, and more streamlined bodies while engines and weight shift toward practical designs.

Detroit National Defense Program Ford Ford Rts Chevrolet Nash

United Service Organizations to Help Soldiers At Camps

New York May 31 The United Service Organizations plans a nationwide drive starting June 3 to raise 10 765 000 to staff and run 350 service clubs near training camps. District Attorney Thomas Dewey chairing the drive has toured camps to learn soldiers needs and reported that men want the clubs for social recreation and religious activity. He asked servicemen if they would use the clubs and received an affirmative response.

New York Amerca Army Navy United Service Organizations Young Men's Christian Association National Catholic Community Service Salvation Army Jewish Welfare Board Young Women's Christian Association National Travelers’ Aid Association Thomas Dewey Mr. Dewey

Princeton Personal News From Town and Surroundings

Mrs. Ben Goldstein and son Benny Martin return from a month abroad visiting Bethel Cincinnati Lexington and Harrodsburg. K L Scott recovering from surgery at Memorial Hospital aims to return home soon. T R Treadway back on Highland Ave after weeks in Endicott NY for stomach ulcer treatment. Guy Ritter back from Rochester MN after Mayo Clinic operation. Mrs. William Holt Chicago Mrs. Clyde Whitehead Beckley and C G Walker Welch guests of Mr and Mrs C F Dwyer. Mrs. L J Shepherd due home today from Boston health improved. Shirley Faye Shuff visiting sister Opal Stamper in Salem VA with Jimmy Stamper. Dr F Dwyer improving and able to be out. John Madden Zanesville OH visiting daughter Ray Mlyins family. will return home with wife. Everette Hearn improving after eight weeks at home. P M Foster recovering from pleurisy after a week. Theresa Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Brown returns from Stephens College Columbus MO. Mr and Mrs B B Murphy also mentioned.

Ben Goldstein Benny Martin Bethel Cincinnati Lexington Harrodsburg K. L. Scott Memorial Hospital T. R. Treadway Highland Avenue Endicott N. Y Guy Ritter Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic William Holt Chicago Clyde Whitehead Beckley C. G. Walker Welch C. F. Dwyer L. J. Shepherd Reynolds Avenue Boston Shirley Faye Shuff Opal Stamper Salem Jimmy Glenn Stamper F. Dwyer John Madden Zanesville Ohio Ray Mlyins Hale Avenue Madden Everette Hearn Hearn Addition P. M. Foster Theresa Brown George H. Brown Main Street Stephens College Columbus B. B. Murphy

Servicemen Flock to Norfolk YMCA for Recreation

At the Norfolk YMCA a building built to serve about 1000 men daily housed 9993 soldiers and sailors in a recent spike, showing a desire for better recreation spaces. Dewey notes the new clubs are spacious and home like, unlike 1917 huts. Also mentioned are residents returning to Natural Bridge and Washington and local social visits in Akron and Hinton.

Norfolk Y. M. C. A Dewey U. S. O. Artchitects

Social and family visits across Bluefield Princeton and Stuart

Rock WV May 31. Mr and Mrs Albert Morgan of Bluefield with Mrs Rebecca French and Mrs Cora Glass of Princeton were guests Sunday of Mrs Alice Bailey and family. Mr and Mrs Daniel Parks Miss Gladys Vaughan and Vaughan visited relatives in Stuart VA the past weekend. Kermit Bailey left Tuesday for Baltimore for a new position. J H Hancock returned from Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs G T Vaughan and Mrs Lula Stevenson spent Wednesday in Durham NC. Mr and Mrs TM Bones of Dott were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Aubrey C Bailey. Mrs Mary J West visited sister Mrs S P Garrett in Princeton.

G. T. Vaughan Lula Stevenson Durham N. C T M. Bones Dott Aubrey C. Bailey Mary J. West 8. P. Garrett Princeton

Willliam Perdue's Daughter Dorothy Sue Celebrates Second Birthday

Lurich Virginia May 31 Mrs Willliam Perdue hosts a birthday party for her daughter Dorothy Sue marking her second birthday with games and refreshments. Rev Mr Glass of Nathalie will lead a new young people's Bible class to begin June 2. Local graduates from Glen Lyn include Russell Harness Frances Johnston and Ethel Dickerson. Mrs Ann Comer visits Bluefield relatives while Mrs Keith Dunn visits friends and relatives in Lurich.

Lurich Willliam Perdue Dorothy Sue Mr. Glass Nathalie Glen Lyn Russell Harness Frances Johnston Ethel Dickerson Ann Comer Bluefield Dewey Dent Bastian Keith Dunn

Young Driver Moves Truck. Vehicle Crashes Into Sidewalk

A Statesville observer helps a teen move a blocked ten ton truck and loses control as it rolls onto the sidewalk. The bystander admits inexperience and age ten, prompting a police inquiry.

Statesville, N. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bluefield Daily Telegraph W. Va State Road Commission Mercer Street Thorn Street Honaker Avenue Honaker Princeton Society Miss Tinder Buford Denny Shuff Caroline Sanders L. R. Taylor Keyser Mary Elizabeth Shaff Rose Tinder H. E. DeJarnette Hampton Devarnette Fred Tinder, Jr Kenneth Swope William Raney Jr A. R. Kyle H E. DeJarnette Frank Marsh Brush Creek Farm Women Brush Creek Farm Women's Club F. 8. Grose Glenwood Park E. H. Bay Allen Bratton Virginian Brown & Wright Mesdames William Raney, Jr A. R. Kyle Wiliam Beeson Jack McFarland McDonald Rice George Carr Ricardo Herbert Bowling Hazel Yeage Ben Bird, Jr Frank Masten L. L. Lambert Hampton DeJarnette Gene Stearts Willis Chambers Alton Stinson W. 8. Custis Leroy Stinnette Roy Stephens George Hall Jack Crockett Don Payne James Agnew Harold Stafford Bruce Fleshman Harry Strong, Jr Il Hall Dennis Harrington William Raney Sam Rush Mary Wells Mary Jane Wells Helen Hale Ruth Raney Frances Graves Louise Art Judy Simpson Elizabeth Shelton Louise Susong Gertie Yearout Doris Smith Virginia Karnes Catherine Paxton Alice Calloway Berda McDonald Bessie Hale Harriet Hadden Frances Terry Peterstown Daily Vacation Bible School Govt Paul Harrison NEA J. Millar Watt Tom Wolfe Natural Bridge Washington Mary Bratton Hinton G. W. Gadd Christie Avenue Jack Reed French House Akron Paul Asbury Rock, W. Va Lurich, Va Evelyn and Mona Meadows Sunset News
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