Mrs. Lee to Sing at Presbyterian Church in Bluefield
Mr and Mrs Fitzhugh Lee of Charleston arrive as guests of Mr and Mrs Howard B Lee of Albemarle street. Mrs Lee will sing at the Beaver high school commencement sermon at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning, with Rev S W Moore delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
Charleston
Howard B. Lee
Albemarle Street
Third Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Hark
Herk
Harry Rowe Shelley
Commencement Sermon at Beaver Fish School
The Beaver Fish School graduation class will hear the annual commencement sermon at the Presbyterian church at 11 o'clock. The church will feature attractive decor and music. Reserved seats for the class, faculty, and class members’ families will be arranged by ushers. Parents will be shown to their seats. A gyroscopic stabilizer on a cattle ship saved $30,000 in livestock on one voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fish School
Presbyterian Church
Personal notices from a local paper itemized travels and health
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank O Brien at St Luke s Hospital yesterday. Mrs J Smith ill but able to be out again. Rev J B Ward of Radford visiting daughter Mrs P I Dudley. Dr W H Carr back from Chicago. Mrs Courtney Tanner and children back from Winding Gulf visit. W G Batterimore of Harvard visiting city on way home to Tazewell. Mr and Mrs Thomas Welch returning home. James G Litz New York Life agent off to New York. Mrs E L Hutchinson and daughter Mrs C L Hutchinson visiting on Cumberland Road. Mrs W B Poe hospitalized since May 26 operat Resting well. Miss Nan McCutcheon of Knoxville in town for commencement. Miss Mary Mustard returns from Gainesville to Memorial Avenue, Vienan College Conservatory. W E E Koepler Pocahontas Operators Assoc secretary back from Washington on business via Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Brien
St. Luke's Hospital
J. Smith
J. B. Ward
Radford
Bluefield
P. I. Dudley
W. H. Carr
Chicago
Courtney Tanner
C. L. Hutchinson
Roanoke
John L. Hutchinson
Cumberland Road
W. B. Poe
Mountain View Hospital
Nan McCutcheon
Knoxville
Beaver High School
Mary Mustard
Luther Mustard
Memorial Avenue
Gainesville
Vienan College Conservatory
W. E. E. Koepler
Pocahontas Operators Association
Washington
Koepler
Funeral in charge of Brotherhood of Carmen
The funeral for the late S t. Groseclose will be held from the Church of God in south Bluefield at 3 o'clock this afternoon, conducted by Rev. French Wilson and James H. Pearson. Interment follows at Walnut Grove cemetery. pallbearers and the Brotherhood of Carmen will assist, with a street car schedule noted for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Groseclose
Church of God
South Bluefield
French Wilson
James H. Pearson
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Brotherhood of Carmen
Princeton Avenue
Carmen
Samuel J. Echols
K. N. Swartzel
Arthur Sowass
J. G. Mambrick
W. G. Mattox
W. H. Cray
M. O. Leftwich
B. 0. Brooks
S. FE. Diearn
Grayson Morris
Ed Bourne
Chas
Young Folk Meet In Unusual Way In Raleigh Street Collision
Miss Madge Moore and an unnamed young man collided near the Coal and Coke building on Raleigh street knocking them both unconscious. Moore sustained a forehead knot. the man wandered to Bland street, colliding with a light pole. The Framerican Industrial Development Corporation seeks $356, 61.26 with interest for alleged breach of contract involving Specht and coal delivery starting Sept 11, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Moore
Coal and Coke
Raleigh Street
Miss Moore
Central Pharmacy
Bland Street
Framerican Industrial Development Corporation
New York
Corporation
Peckt
Framerican Corporation
Lilly Clothing Co. Moves to Its Own Store
Lilly Clothing Company is moving into a new building adjoining its current store room. Stocks and fixtures are arriving and the opening is planned within a few days with a formal ceremony to follow later. The new quarters boast notable remodeling and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lilly Clothing Company
Verdict in Favor of Defendant in Alienation Suit
Louisville, June 2. A verdict was returned for William E. Ross the defendant in a $50,000 alienation suit brought by R. D. Williams. Williams’s attorney announced plans to move for a new trial next day. Williams accused Ross former Jefferson County sheriff of alienating the affections of Mrs. Alice Williams and wrecking his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William E. Ross
R. D
Dick) Williams
Furfman
Walter Lapp
Williams
Ross
Jefferson County
Alice Williams
Coal Operator Sued for Breach of Contract
Pittsburg Pa June 2 Charles E Specht of Johnstown a coal operator was named defendant in a suit filed in United States district court by a plaintiff seeking relief for breach of contract and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Charles E. Specht
Johnstown
United States District Court
White man killed by negroes in Texas race clash near Kirvin
A night of violence unfolded as a posse met resistance near Kirvin Texas when officers attempted to seize Leroy Gibson a Negro. Gibson was killed in the exchange. A crowd of whites mobilized from Teague and nearby towns to confront armed Negro factions at a deserted house on the well farm south of Kirvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirvin
Simsboro
Powell Farm
Teague
Texas
John T. King
Otis C. King
Leroy Gibson
Mose Gibson
Mayo
Fairfield
Well Farm
Streetman
Wortham
Corsicana
Injunction Against Meetings Is Refused
Judge Idham in Indiana refused the request by the Pennsylvania based Sylvania Collieries Company for an injunction to stop United Mine Workers from holding meetings near its property. The action had been filed earlier and a temporary restraining order had been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Adag
Cresson
Idham
Indiana
Aesylvania Collieries Company
United Mine Workers
Butch Mullins Escapes Through Store Window
Bluefield resident Butch Mullins recently released from county roads jail was nabbed yesterday morning after entering a city store on passenger train No. 15 with about two and a half gallons of whiskey. He fled via a fence opening on Mc Culloch avenue but kicked out a new window to escape toward Princeton avenue, narrowly missing iron bars that carpenters were bringing to block the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch” Mullins
Sankenhoker
Bluefield
M Ulling
McCulloch
Lilly Clothing Company
Veterans Dinner Enjoyable Affair at Elks Home
The Bluefield Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a Civil War veterans dinner at the Elks home. About thirty five veterans attended despite continuous rains. Arch S. Booker presided. the program included mixed quartet, vocal solo, readings, an address by Rev. S. W. Moore, a talk by J. H. Slugs, and prayers by Rev. D. H. Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Home
Bluefield
Daughters of the Confederacy
Arch S. Booker
R. W. Cubbege
Mary Becker
C. V. Foland
L. Barrett
M. L. Barrett
J. H. Sluss
S. W. Moore
Theo. Dilger
J. H
Railroad Officials Visit Coal Fields
Railroad officials joined W. J. Jenks general manager of the Norfolk and Western yesterday in touring coal fields. Also present was Mr. Hamilton general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jenks
Norfolk and Western
Mr. Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Bluefield Visit By Western Lines Executives Highlight Pocahontas Tour
Lines west officials including Mr Hutcherson superintendent Mr Weller of the Pennsylvania lines and Mr Kingsbury Norfolk and Western freight agent headquarter in Chicago stay in Bluefield a few days as guests of Mr Jenks touring the Pocahontas coal field and Pocahontas division. Telegraph Want Ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutcherson
Weller
Pennsylvania Lines
Mr. Kingsbury
Norfolk and Western
Chicago
Bluefield
Jenks
Pocahontas
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Altamont
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Mayer Building
W. VA
F. L. Black
Harold Black
Frederick W. Black
Summers Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Busy Bee Restaurant
H. G. O’neil
Bland St
J. R. Sheppard
Coalfield
the Reliable Store
Bailey Lumber Co
Angrist- Sameth
Federal Street
Angrist-Sameth Co
Hudson Line
Tazewell
Lebanon
Abingdon
Bristol
Presbyterian
Lb. Alexander
Samuel ‘W. Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
South Bluefield Sunday School
Clyde V. Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
West Virginia Comercial Secretaries Association
J. C. Akers
Alters
Shrine Convention Co
B. Whillow
R.L. Burgess
San Francisco
Shrine
Yellowstone National Park
W. H. Thomas
W. P. Akers
Baldwin Avenue
Luke's Hospital
Rocky Gap
West Virginia
Mrs. Lee
Adler Collegians
Adler
Palm Beach and
Gabardine
Easley, Perkins & CO
Trixie
Shady Lane
Enterprise Music Co
Lyric Theatre Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arthur B. Reeve
Craig Kennedy
Daily Telegraph
Radio Romance
NEA
America
Great Britain
William H. Carr
Osteopath
Kelly & Meyer Bidg
Telegraph
Bluefield Marble
Bluefield Avenue
NEW Royal
Andrew Jackson
Honaker & Elliott
Bland and
North Sts
East End Pharmacy
Princeton, Ave
Bluefield Pharmacy
Rexall Stores
Huyler
Liggett
Nunnany
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