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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1959

Page

8

Mooseheart 1959 Graduation Broadcast Set for June 14

Mooseheart 1959 graduates include 26 boys and 2 girls, totaling 30 students from 13 vocations. Moose Lodge No 1521 Princeton will hear the Illinois Day Commencement program via AT T closed circuit with Mooseheart stadium origin and a film shown at Princeton.

Princeton Moose Lodge United States Canada Mooseheart Disk Cahaal Montana Michigan Alaska Virginia Maryland New Hampshire California Massachusetts Wisconsin Washington Moose Lodges

Sanders White and Daugherty Form New Law Partnership

William H. Sanders and Ben B. White Jr. announce the firm Sanders White and Daugherty effective June 1 with George A. Daugherty made partner. The firm remains in Princeton at the Law Building, Daugherty a Kanawha County native married to Mary Jarvis Currence of Marlinton.

William H. Sanders Ben B. White Jr Sanders and White Princeton Sanders, White and Daugherty George A. Daugherty West Virginia University Law Daugherty Elkview Kanawha County Mary Jarvis Currence Marlinton Pocahontas County Brown

Bat Masterson Special Assignment Cheyenne Case

Bat Masterson on special assignment investigates why Wyoming faces stage-holdups bank loots and express office robberies in The Secret is Death airing tonight at 10 30 on Channel 6 WHIS TV He loses 10000 in a poker game with financiers and pays with an I D U The Mountain State Garden Club meets at 1104 Henry Street Friday at 2 00 with speaker Mrs Sam Wood of Bluefield The Mary Blackford Circle meets June 4 at 8 00 at Mrs J L Harts Highland Avenue home Co host Mrs J R Bow Also citations note Round Table and Nashua have won over one million dollars.

Bat Masterson Cheyenne Wyoming Whis-Tv Bat I.D.U The Mountain State Garden Club FE. G Haley Henry Street Sam Wood Bluefield Mary Blackford First Methodist Church P. J. Lilly Leader J. L. Hart Highland Ave J. R. Bow

Rummage Sale at Shumate Furniture This Week

The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church sponsors a rummage sale all week at Shumate Furniture Company. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.

Shumate Furniture Company Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church

ARC May Break Another Record

The West Virginia Red Cross Blood program expects a new record for 1958 59 with Bloodmobile stops at Marlinton and Hinton. Regional chairman H L Browning cites 24 321 pints collected since July 1 and notes 24 454 pints set during 1952 53 Korean War years as likely to be surpassed, with a projected 26 000 pint quota reached if current pace holds.

W. Va West Virginia Browning Princeton

38 New Drivers Pass Exams at Princeton and Bluefield

Applicants passing driver examinations Friday total 38 from 83 tested. Seventeen approved for later exams. five failed oval tests. six had faulty equipment. Names and hometowns include Thelma Collins Barrett and Arlene Bailey of Princeton, plus Beatrice Boyd and Elizabeth Wooldridge of Bluefield, among others.

Thelma Collins Barrett Betty Hylton Margaret Ann Justice Curtis Sherman Good, Jr Arlene Bailey Clenon Dean Richardson Jackson Ward Lively William David Austin Princeton Thomas Raymond Kesting Clarence Pendleton Neal, Jr Mary Ferrante Wade Hampton Vick Robert Lee Shannon James Walter Wood Jr Ethel Sophia Nash Sandra Jeanne McKinney Mary Lee Cregger Brenda Lee Akers Beatrice Boyd Nancy Louise Call Nancy Susan Brown Elsa Ada Fletcher Elizabeth Betty Wooldridge Johnny Preston Beckett, Sr Charlotte Louise Beckett Marjorie Gail Smith Bluefield Margeurite Bernice Lilly Lenora Brenda Carol Dillon Goodwill Patsy June Wiley Athens Gilber Lee Worrell Camp Creek Mary Nelle Pruitt Widemouth Margie Carol Orren Rock Elizabeth J. Corvin Matoaka Patricia Lorene Rye Hiawatha Juanita Fitzwater Kelsoe Oakvale Archie van Lee Arista Pedro Thomas Richmond Dunns Herbert Fugene Lilly Flat Top

Wagon Train Tonight Airs The Andrew Hale Story

Tonight at 7 30 on WHIS TV Wagon Train presents The Andrew Hale Story a preacher who loses faith yet does good deeds. Hale saved lives including Wagonmaster Seth Adams and an infant during a desert ordeal. A Kee Court notice follows detailing a Wednesday meeting with time change.

Andrew Hale John McIntire Channel 6 Whis-Tv Mr. Hale Hale Seth Adams

Pythian Sisters Meet in June At Mayflower Temple

The Pythian Sisters of Mayflower Temple will gather Wednesday evening June 3 at 8:00 in Matney Hall. All members are urged to attend.

KEE Court Women of Woodcraft Elizabeth Kee Memorial Building Pythian Sisters Pythian Sisters of Mayflower Temple Matney Hall

Ella Sue Wagner Circle Meets at College Avenue Home

The Ella Sue Wagner Circle led by Mrs Arthur Moody will gather Wednesday at 2 PM in Mrs Moody’s residence at 221 College Avenue.

Ella Sue Wagner Arthur Moody Moody College Avenue

Richmond Poultry Prices and Market Report

Live poultry demand fair to good for broilers and fryers with adequate to short supply in parts. Prices at farm for broilers and fryers 2-4-3 lbs 15-16 cents. fowl, heavy hens 13-14 cents. light hens 8 cents. Shenandoah Valley egg market unsettled with various grades and carton deliveries to retailers and institutions.

Harrisonburg Shenandoah Valley

Staple Prices Trend in New York Declines in AP Report

The Associated Press notes a drop in the wholesale price index for 35 staple commodities to 172.19 from 172.27, with earlier readings showing 171.74 last week and 171.30 last month. The high and low figures across years are cited.

New York Associated Press

Hughes Designs and Hazards Shape Hughes Planes

Hughes pushed for perfection on Lockheed designs during WWII with plans for a pursuing intercepter and a massive eight engine flying boat. His XF-11 cost 22 million and nearly killed him in a 1946 crash after which he recovered and continued aviation innovations. The piece previews tomorrow’s claim of Hughes outsmarting a Senate inquiry.

Hughes Air Force Elliot Roosevelt Europe Pacific Congress Hollywood Roosevelt Senate Inquisitor

Sharp Market Correction Slices Stocks Across Sectors

A sharp Tuesday correction trimmed about 2 percent from quoted NYSE values, erasing broad gains. The Dow fell 6.06 to 637.45 and the AP 60 average dropped to 228.00 as 1,243 issues traded with 750 declining and 279 advancing.

New York New York Exchange Associated Press Wall Dow Jones

Grain futures turn cautiously bullish on Chicago Board

The Chicago Board of Trade futures edged higher on Tuesday as export demand returns and several buyers look to reappear within days. Cash markets saw wheat and corn firm amid sharp drops in arrivals. July 1959 wheat at 1.845 84, corn higher, oats down, and soybeans up.

Chicago Board of Trade

Grain prices in Richmond area markets

Richmond area grain quotations list No 2 red winter wheat at 1.69 to 1.90 per bushel in various counties and cities. Corn No 2 yellow shelled ranges 1.39 to 1.55 with several locations shown. Barley No 3 and oats values, plus soybeans No 2 yellow, are cited for Richmond Petersburg Roanoke Pulaski Baltimore and nearby locales.

Richmond Rapidan Roanoke Pulaski Rockingham Co Augusta Co Petersburg Nomini Grove Wicomico Church Baltimore Eilefson

Chicago Livestock Market Mixed Movements on Tuesday

The Chicago hog market showed more light and heavy weights with weak demand, leaving prices steady to 35 cents lower. Top hogs reached $17.75 with few at that level, while 190-215 lb grades sold up to $17.50 and 190-220 lb lots brought $16.50-17.00. Cattle numbers rose to 91500 head. slaughter steers fell up to 75 cents in slow trade, with various grades falling within $27.00-$31.50. Vealers ranged $25.00-$34.00 and bulls $23.00-$25.50. Sheep stayed steady with 500 head on sale and lambs at $26.00-$27.00.

Chicago

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