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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1928
Page
10
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Several classes begin soon under experienced teachers. Give your child a musical education and contact us to learn who the teachers are. Call now for details and enrollment.
The Epworth League of Filbert will host its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, June 5, with about 100 leaguers expected from across the county. An interesting program by a visiting league will precede the business session and social.
Gary West Virginia June reports show Gary High School graduation drew one of the era’s largest crowds. The packed big auditorium overflowed with relatives and friends as diplomas were awarded after remarks by W J Durbin, McKinley district supervisor, and Col E OTooley.
By Williams turned to Richmond to resume studies at Smithdeal Business College. Miss Mayme Marshall of Beckley spent the week with friends in Gary. Mrs. Paris Yost and daughter visit relatives at Tazewell, Virginia. Mr and Mrs A N Harris and guests open a family gathering with relatives near Tazewell.
Miss Anna Louise Petty, popular preparatory school, has been elected president of the Y W C A of that institution. She has also been selected to represent her school at Ridge camp at Blue Ridge.
At 8 oclock tonight Gary Methodist Church will hear Pastor speak on Are You Ashamed of Jesus a sermon urging bold allegiance in all circumstances. Sunday school at 10 am Ep worth league at 7 15 pm. Gary personals note social visits from Bob Smith Logan Reuben Branscombe Ottawa and others.
Cream England reports Mrs Harriet Hewetson who has lived fifty years in marriage advises wives to do as they please but keep quiet about it. The remark appears in a lighthearted note on domestic contentment.
Mr and Mrs K B McKenney and children Dorothy and Betty Anne left for Beaver Dam Indiana. Norma Theiss left for Ravenwood West Virginia. Dr S S EL Massey has returned from Hampden Sidney. F E Coburn Switchback relieves C E Nash on vacation. Mr and Mrs V L Pusey were at Pocahontas. Nash will travel to Greensboro then Washington and Norfolk. Mrs S E Massey and daughter Caroline returned from Simmons visit.
New light weight records rolled up and stamped on can be bent without harm. They measure a fiftieth of an inch in thickness and are made of a celluloid like material.
London society sees chaperones return to public events after World War I, appearing again though with a lighter tone than in earlier years. The piece notes their reduced grimness and renewed presence in social activities.
The 18 month old Mary Ann Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Carter, died at home from acute stomach trouble. Remains were taken to Bluefield, interred in Bailey Va. private cemetery. Survived by parents and siblings Ben Billy Jimmy Buddy and Ben.
Glendale city recreation director John W. Norviel demonstrates that ordinary leaves can function as musical instruments. He plays both popular and classical airs, turning blends of leaf and wind into shrill whistles. The stunt arrives as a toy and arts feature in a June 3 report from Glendale, California.
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