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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1938

Page

10

Names Drawn For U9 Jury Service In Bluefield

Prospective jurors have been drawn for the June term of the States court for the southern district of West Virginia in Bluefield. The list includes numerous residents from Raleigh, Wyoming, Mercer, McDowell, and surrounding counties.

United States Court For Southern District States Court For the Southern District of West Virginia Bluefield Jake Lester Hanover Wyoming County E. E. Dillon Skelton Raleigh County E. BE. Cook Windom W. F. Pennington Matoake Fred A. Harris Colee Bluefield Arthur Sar- Arnette R. L. Martin Princeton E. R. Cantley East Beckley E. G. Cook Jesse Edward McQuaen Jim Walker He Hil J.B. Carper Clearfork Wreatins County W. G. Cantrell Panther McDowell County John Roe Montcoal W. M. Ferrell Matoaka C. A. Pearson E. A. Shumate Oceana Henry A. Lilly Dunns Mercer County L. C. Now

Local Delegation Plans Charleston Civic League Meeting

A first annual banquet of the 1st Virginia Civic League will be held in Charleston Sunday at 3 P.M. All Bluefield civic league members are invited. A motorcade will depart Sunday morning at 9 A.M. Members planning to go should call Dr. J. C. Kingslow before Friday noon. Dr. J. C. Kingslow leads the local chapter with Charles G. Thompson as secretary.

Virginia Civic League Charleston Bluefield Civic League J. C. Kingslow Charles G. Thompson

Missionaries to Meet at Jones Street Church

The senior missionary society of the Jones Street Christian church will meet today at the church at 7 30 p m. All members are asked to be present.

Missionary Society Jones Street

Revival Continues At Blakes Church

Revival conducted by Mrs F A Crenshaw attracts good audiences with Friday night music by the Winding Gulf quartet. Public invited to attend.

Blakes F. A. Crenshaw Winding Gulf Quartette

John Stewart church children rehearse and Lawson Street operetta

Children to rehearse today at 2 p m for John Stewart church day exercises. Senior choir meets at 7 30 p m. Lawson Street school teachers present Awake May an operetta at Edwards Memorial church delayed by measles. play features three acts with well trained young cast.

Lawson Street Edwards Memorial Presbyterian Church Ruth E Day

Willing Workers Club Meets at Bethel A M E Church

The Willing Workers club of Bethel A M E church will meet tonight at 7:30 at Ada Saunders 109 Ellis street. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.

Bethel A. M. E. Church The Willing Workers Club of Bethel A. M. E Ada Saunders Ellis Street

Local notices list residents and movements

Mrs Sherman Brown of 812 Jones street is improving after an operation at Providence hospital. Carter Wilds Jr of Washington Pa left Monday after spending the weekend as guest of Miss G Wade at 329 Jones street. Mrs Emma Wade of 329 Jones street has gone to Pittsburg Pa to visit relatives. Rev Hubert C Jones the John Stewart is at a meeting in Lenoir NC and will attend Bennet college commencement in Greensboro NC before returning to his church for Sunday services.

Sherman Brown Jones Street Providence Hospital Carter Wilds, Jr Washington, Pa Miss G Wade Emma Wade Pittsburg Hubert C. Jones John Stewart Lenoir N. C Bennet College Greensboro

Indicted for Looting Trusts in New York Case

The indictment of six men for looting seven investment trusts with assets over 16 million dollars was disclosed as four defendants were arrested. Thomas W. Morris and Ralph H. Robb were captured in Boston. Philip A. Frear was seized in Washington DC. Vincent A. Ferretti was detained. The group faces ten felony counts including land larceny and receiving stolen property. The trusts named include First Income Trading and Continental Securities, with assets totaling 13.5 million and 4.3 million dissipated.

New York Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Thomas W. Morris Ralph H. Robb Boston Massachusetts Philip A. Frear New York City Washington, D. C Vincent A. Ferretti John J. Bennett, Jr New York State First Income Trading Corporation Continental Securities Corporation Fund Second, Inc Reynolds Investing Ee Inc

Graham High School Glass Night Features Seniors in Mock Faculty

Graham high school hosts Glass Night with seniors impersonating faculty members Jack Ralston Margaret Woodworth Joe Higginbotham Bill Duff Virginia Burton Margaret Faulkner Lucy Kelly Lena Blankenship. Amick Morgan sings and Ruth Longworth plays accordion. Key officials include Bill Dudley Lena Blankenship Bill Duff James Averill James Akers Ann Bavilor.

Graham High School Jack Ralston Margaret Woodworth Joe Higginbotham Bill Duff Virginia Burton Margaret Faulkner Lucy Kelly Lena Blankenship Amick Morgan Ruth Longworth Bill Dudley James Averill James Akers Ann Bavilor Lois Peery Lily Beaulah Jones Huffard D. W. Peters Radford State Teachers College

Virginia Sidelights Circles Meet at Graham Churches

Circles of the Woman's Missionary Society at Graham Methodist plan meetings on June 2 and May 31 with several hostesses listed. Circle No 2 at Graham Christian church led by Mrs O M Jennings meets at Mrs Carlisle Yost home for the final Pollyanna session of the year. Bluefield Better Service club notes growing attendance and a program featuring Mrs C G Harris and Henry Fortune. railroad workers praise the music and harmony.

Woman's Missionary Society Graham Methodist Church J. B. Saunders C. Painter B. B. Tunnell Bob Douthat Gearhart Rose Hatchett Circle Meeting Graham Christian Church O. M. Jennings Carlisle Yost Linkous Street Bluefield C. G. Harris Henry Fortune

Old Timer Predicts Scorching Days After Rain

After Monday rain and a second shower, Old Timer remains steadfast. Forecaster warns of hotter days ahead as patterns point to continued heat.

Polite Toll Gate Keeper At Fractured Cross River Bridge

The Big Sandy River toll bridge at Ft. Gay West Virginia and Louisa Kentucky is notable for a polite toll gate keeper nicknamed Judge. He collects coins with courtesy that makes visitors feel drawn to cross again, as if the host has paid their passage.

Big Sandy River Ft. Gay W. Va Louisa

Graham Garden Club Plans Summer Flower Show

The Graham Garden club met Tuesday afternoon at the Wagner Hawkins parlors and discussed summer plans. Rose blooms are reported very beautiful this season and the zinnia was adopted as the town flower.

Garden Club Graham Garden Club Wagner Hawkins

Ellen Graves Class Meeting at Memorial Baptist Church

The Ellen Graves class of Memorial Baptist church met Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs E B McQueen with Mrs Gayheart as joint hostess. The meeting opened with the class song and prayer by Mrs C B Pippin. The vice president Mrs Rosenbaum then led the business session.

Ellen Graves Memorial Baptist Church E. B. McQueen Gayheart C. 8. Pippin Rosenbaum

Bluefield College honors Virginia Farley for outstanding work

Miss Virginia Farley received outstanding honors at Bluefield College. Her mother is Mrs. Lottie Farley a widow. Farley is active in Memorial Baptist church and completed secretarial studies. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. P A Eaton of Richmond and their children, staying with Miss Sally and Bertha Greever. Eaton is a noted Richmond newspaper man.

Bluefield Virginia Farley Bluefield College Miss Farley Lottie Farley Virginia Memorial Baptist Church P. A. Eaton Richmond Sally Bertha Greever Clarence Greever Eaton Frances Scott Wallace

Cliffside residents show surprising refinement at Hobo Inn bluff

The excerpt notes cave dwellers living near a bluff west of town, with women washing on a grape vine during a rain and a blanket stretched over a cave mouth. The area has long been called Hobo Inn and is described as part of ill housed dwellers.

Hobo Inn

Increase in Weddings Predicted This Year

The piece notes a rise in marriages over last year, forecasting about a ten percent increase. It advises couples to balance romance with practical planning, including finances, citing the Duke of Windsor and Wallis as a cautionary example.

Duke of Windsor Wally

Million Gallons Expected In Blackberry Crop

C M Boss Wagner Falls Mills revenue commissioner in the Clear Fork district says the bloom is the heaviest ever and predicts a bumper blackberry crop. He notes a million gallons of berries are anticipated in the Tazewell County Clear Fork area with jam favored from large copper kettles.

C. M Boss) Wagner Falls Mills Clear Fork Wagner Tazewell County

Virginia Side Personals Selections From Local Notices

Mrs Sid Bane has been seriously ill at her home on Tazewell Avenue for several days. Mrs C B Pippin and her sister Mrs W L Ry of Richlands leave for Baltimore to visit Mrs Padburys daughter Mrs Charles Topper who is ill in Baltimore. Mrs R B Pa of Charleston will stay this week with her brother Gaston C Callaway in Bluefield. Mrs Markus Gillespie of Bluefield will play at the Gillespie Jacnuptials in Tazewell Saturday evening.

Sid Bane Tazewell Avenue Pippin W. L. Ry Richlands Baltimore Padbury Charles Topper Topper Ruth Padbury R. B. Pa Charleston Gaston C. Callaway Bluefield Markus Gillespie Tazewell

Bluestone Homes Attract Bluefield Visitors

A Bluefield housing feature highlights Bluestone Junction and Riverside View where five Norfolk and Western railroad officials live near the Bluestone river. The scene shows modern homes with well kept lawns and flowers, illuminated by electric lights reflecting on the water, under a pleasant summer ambiance.

Bluefield Bluestone Junction M. T. Peery Riverside View Blvestone Norfolk and Western Railroad Bluefield Electric Power House Bluestone Perry Dora Craft

Queen Betty Crowned Third Strawberry Queen of Buckhannon

Dark haired Betty Jarvis will begin a two day reign as Buckhannon strawberry festival queen with 74 princesses in attendance. The festival opened with a horse show at Harmony Acres and a parade based on Snow White will precede coronation. Weston’s Betty returns from Washington after presenting Mrs Roosevelt a festival strawberry sample. President Roy McCuskey of Wesleyan College will greet the royal party and Mayor Ben Carpenter will crown the queen. Agriculture Commissioner J Blaine McLaughlin will speak as the queen and court are feted by locals.

Buckhanon W. Va Betty Jarvis West Virginia Harmony Acres Betty Weston Miss Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Andrew Edmiston Roy E. McCuskey Wesleyan College Ben Carpenter J. Blaine McLaughlin

Social Evening Hosts With Mrs Crockett Callaway

Mrs. R V Crockett and Mrs Callaway along with the writer were guests Tuesday evening for a social gathering hosted at an unspecified location.

R. V. Crockett

Coal group to meet in Fairmont with railroad speaker

Fairmont hosting Central West Virginia Coal Mining Institute meeting Friday with Robert Williams of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad as speaker. Parkersburg sets August 2 levy vote on a $340,000 Parkersburg High field house auditorium for the campus.

Fairmont W. Va McGee Central West Virginia Coal Mining Institute Robert Williams Chesapeake Ad Ohio Railroad Parkersburg Robert McDougle Parkersburg High School

Death investigated in Sid Chapman case in West Virginia

Williamson West Virginia June 1 Dr R G Warren continued examination at the request of Mingo county authorities amid reports of a domestic quarrel. The report notes Chapmans death had been suspected to involve acute alcoholism. It adds context on total color blindness noting 11 US cases and 125 worldwide.

United States

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