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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1905

Page

5

Picnic to Beaver Pond Draws Jolly Local Crowd

On Monday afternoon Misa Bessie Otey hosted a cheerful picnic for a group of young people chaperoned by Mrs. James BE. Mann and Mrs. Harry T. Jopling. They explored a cavern, gathered flowers for a wagon float, then returned via Graham stopping at spots to play games and enjoy fruits candies and olives. Names include Mrs. Mann Mrs. Jopling Genevieve Prince Blanch Witten Allie Bodell Alline Akers Charline Bell Florence Mann Ray Saunders Hill Marsh Emlyn Arters Roscoe Crozier Light Lucille Sizer Viola Hancock Pauline Light Lillian Shott Ruth McGann Jetelle Garvin Maude Sizer Ruth Bodell Beatrice Me Arter Erma Terry Kyle Ballard Kathleen Donkin Josephine Alexander Rives Hooper Virginia Evans Lucy Shirey Helen Kelley and Helen Cofer Seeley Donkin Willie Alexander Ernest Thomas.

Misa Bessie Otey James BE. Mann Harry T. Jopling Beaver Pond Graham James E. Mann Genevieve Prince Blanch Witten Allie Bodell Alline Akers Charline Bell Florence Mann Jamie Witten

Birthday celebrations with Maypole and bright party scenes

Mrs. J H Moyer hosted a Monday evening party on Bland Street for Beulah Faris’s thirteenth birthday. A musical program by Mr. Kennedy followed by games, ice cream, cake and roses set a festive scene with a 13 electric light motif on the table. Guests included Misses Bodell Witten Prince Nickell Simpson Otey Akers and Jamie Witten and Messrs Kennedy Robinson Otey Arters Mareb Leftwich Crozier. Later at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Thomas on Princeton Avenue a sixth birthday party for Georgia featured a maypole dance with red white and blue ribbons and strawberry ice cream and cake for the children assisted by Mrs Thomas and Miss Sophie Kaufman.

Beulah Faris J. H. Moyer Bland Street Kennedy Allie Bodell Blanche Witten Genevieve Prince Lillian Nickell Creola Simpson Bessie Otey Aileen Akers Jamie Witten Messrs William Kennedy Jack Robinson Newton Otey Emlyn Arters Hill Mareb Leftwich Otey Roacoe Crozier John Mareb W. A. Thomas Princeton Avenue Georgia Thomas Sophie Kaufman Misses Irene Hinde Re Easley Lone

Social Bowls and German Club Elections Highlight Weekend

Mrs James E Mann captained the winning bowls team with prize for first place and Mrs Wade received the consolation. Dr Harry Palmer and Mr McPhail awarded prizes amid refreshments. Clover German Club elected officers Chas A Burka president and Palmer vice president. The club plans a German event Friday June 7th. Mr and Mrs Max Witten and Misses Bessie and Blanche Witten depart for Cincinnati and Ports mouth Ohio. Mrs H B Hawes and children visit Mrs Hawes mother Mrs B Prince in Charlottesville Va.

W. G. Baldwin James E. Mann H. N. White Mann Wade Palmer McPhail George Hill E. Lee F. J. Brown F. L. Black Misses Bell McClaugherty McCue Meesre C. A. Burks J. A. McPail O. M. Deyerle Harry Palmer Clover German Club Chas. A. Burka O. M. Deverle Jas. McDowell Max Witten Bessie Blanche Witten Cincinnati Portsmouth Ohio

Graham Groups Forms Chamber of Commerce Meeting

A large Graham meeting in the city hall Friday organized a chamber of commerce. Mayor Smith chaired temporarily with E J Morton as secretary. Speakers highlighted Graham Bluefield ties via the electric car line and urged industrial growth while avoiding politics in city affairs. Officers to be elected next Tuesday. Also notes on residents and local jobs plus a medicinal plug for Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Smith E. J. Morton W. &. Fowler H. C. Callaway Graham Bluefield John Waltere Messrs J. W. Hicks W. E. Fowler Peterman Graham College J. H

Social notes from Bland street residents and visitors

EB Carter returns from business trip to New York and Boston. Mrs Hanson visits Chicago. Eva Home of Rome Ga visits sister Mrs Jopling. Mr and Mrs Butsler visit Grottoes Va. Mary Cooley of Tazewell Va visits city friends. Elinor Harding expected to visit before joining family in Texas. Mrs McClaugherty convalescent. Mrs Hawes visiting Hill on Summers Street. Allie Bodell visits brother W A Bodell. Evelyn Shirey back from Hollins Institute. Judith Early.

Eva Home Rome, Ga Harry T. Jopling Mary Cooley Tazewell, Va Elinor Harding Texas Miss Harding

Ask White's Pharmacy Guarantee on Mi o na Cure Promise

Requesting the store to reveal the guarantee behind Mi o na sale, noting the promise that the product costs nothing unless it cures. The wording implies a money back or free guarantee if no cure is achieved.

Mall G. J. Moffett ST. Louis Bethina White

Millionaire's stomach told in public papers and remedy urged

The article argues dyspepsia affects workers more than the wealthy and promotes Green's August Flower as a thirty five year household remedy. It claims the formula arouses the torpid liver, stimulates appetite and digestion, and revitalizes the system for all social stations. Trial bottles are 25c at Crockett and Goodykoontz.

Crockett & Goodykoontz

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