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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1932

Page

5

Beaver High School Holds Graduation in Bluefield

Beaver High School graduation, held at Rameey auditorium, featured Dr James Edward Allen of Davis-Kikina College as speaker. Awards covered athletics, scholarship, and civic prizes, with diplomas presented by J L Alexander and student gifts announced by Paul Parks.

Beaver High School Rameey James Edward Allen Davis-Kikina College Elkins W. Va Allen C. W. Jackson Lemuel W. Moore First Presbyterian Church Beaver High Orchestra C. H. Reppert Beaver High School Girls’ Glee Club Georgia Walker Dhe Eges Beaver High School Boyal B. W. Dillon Jr Basil Pitman Dick Morgan Leo Steiner Miss Walker Roy Kent Anne O'Keeffe W. H. Thomas Mise Helen Giberson Alfred Edmonson Bill Goodykoontz John Chapman James Harris National Society Colonial Dames Washington, D. C George Washington Leroy Katz BE. C. Wade Beaver Pond Edna Mae Willis Bluefield College Nellie Frances Oumby Shenandoah College Dayton Helen Giberson Virginia Intermont College Bristol Dorothy Mae Johnson Bethany College Bethany J. L. Alexander Board of Education Paul Parks Moore George Martha Washington Atlantic Dr. Allen

Women of Trinity Methodists Circle Host June Meeting

Mrs Bruce's circle met at Bland Road with twelve members present and guest Mrs F M on. A pre meeting prayer was led by Mrs Udy followed by a Bible lesson from Teachings of Jesus on Human Relations. They reviewed Missionary Voice articles and pledged funds for the building and flower funds. Plans for homecoming day include a reception after the auxiliary meeting to honor nonmembers.

Bruce Missionary Voice F. C. Johnston

Local Girl Graduates From Ward Belmont College in Nashville

Local resident Miss Mary Dunglinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunglinson Jr., returned with her parents Wednesday from Nashville where she attended Ward Belmont College commencement exercises. She was a prominent student, serving as proctor of Founders' hall, student council member, Baston club vice president in 1930 and 1931, and secretary-treasurer in 1931 and 1932.

George Dunglinson Jr Summers Street Mary Dunglinson Nashville Tenn Ward-Belmont College Dunglinson Founders’ Hall Baston Club

Guest Day Fetes Woman's Missionary Society at Bland Street

The Bland Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society held a Wednesday 7:45 p.m. meeting in Hamilton hall with president Mrs. B. W. Hayne presiding. Guest day featured a talk on The Sympathy of Jesus, a play titled Modernizing Young Mrs Patton, and a reception in Hamilton hall with a purple yellow decorated punch table and cake service.

Hamilton Hall Woman's Missionary Society Bland Street Methodist Church Gertrudge Watts Johnsie Hobson War D. T. McGhee C. (. Frazier Guy Pugh Edward Frazee Tom Patton Sr Tom Patton Jr Helen Sue Spangler Jackson Maude McCulloch van Reynolds Welby Thornburg Esther Powell Kenneth Addington Haynes Leon Martin Edith Wynn J. A. Tabor Tabor Gertrude Watts Taylor Frazier D. T. DeLamater Harriet Speiden Marcella Saunders Nellie Hearn Helen Payne G. C. Cox Douglas Millar J. Herndon Max Witten J. D. Honaker J. M. Sanders T. R. Smoot John Crockett John R. McCulloch BE. T. Tyree C. C. Frazier

White Shrine Patrol to Hold Evening Meeting

The White Shrine patrol will meet at 7 50 this evening at the Masonic temple. Mise Ora Peters of Athens, worthy high priestess of Macedonia Shrine No 8, will be present. A full attendance is expected.

Masonic Temple Mise Ora Peters Athens Macedonia Shrine Ged

Anna Jarrett Elected President of W A at Marshall College

Anna Jarrett daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Jarrett of this city and a popular outstanding student was recently elected president of the W A at Marshall College Huntington.

Iss Anna Jarrett A. B Jarrett Bluefield Marshall College Huntington

Young Bluefield pair elected to Marshall Y M C A officers

Miss Anna Jarrett was chosen president and Miss Elizabeth McCue was elected vice president of the Marshall Y M C A. Other officers include Miss Nellie Simmons of Point Pleasant as corresponding secretary, Miss Claudine Harris of Charleston as recording secretary, and Miss Gertrude Johnson of Charleston as treasurer. As president, Jarrett will attend the Y M C A conference at Camp Whelen Harvey Cedars New Jersey and depart Wednesday. Both graduates of Beaver High School, the pair are noted for strong scholastic records and popular cooperative temperaments.

Bluefield Marshall College Marshall Y. M. C. A Anna Jarrett Elizabeth McCue Nellie Simmons Point Pleasant Claudine Harris Charleston Gertrude Johnson Jarrett Camp Whelen Harvey Cedars N. J Miss Jarrett Miss McCue Beaver High School Beaver

Group Meeting at Bland Street Methodist Church

The Boys' and Girls' World club and the World's Children circle meet this afternoon at 3 in Hamilton hall. Members should bring gifts for the Bethlehem house.

World Club World’s Children Bland Street Methodist Church Hamilton Hall Bethlehem House

Local soloists announced for cantata at Bland Street Methodist

James Elmer Brown announces more soloists for The Daughter of Janine cantata at Bland Street Methodist Church. Solo passages will be heard by Mrs. KE. W. Horton Mrs. N. C. Stanley and Miss Blanche Armentrout amidst about six local artists slated for duet and trio work.

Janine Bland Street Methodist Church James Elmer Brown KE. W. Horton N. C. Stanley Blanche Armentrout

Radio program today on WHIS features Miss Marion Smith

Today from 12 to 1 on WHIS Miss Marion Smith presents an interesting program. Miss Virginia Taylor and Miss Christine Steele appear in duets and selections are offered by a band headed by Paul Lindamood.

Marion Smith WHIS Virginia Taylor Christine Steele Paul Lindamood

Opening Of Bluefield Country Club Pool

The Bluefield Country Club board announces the formal opening of its swimming pool this afternoon at 1 30. A board member will present the season program and plans for closer cooperation between young swimmers and pool custodians. The pool committee aims for a very enjoyable season with strong attendance urged.

Bluefield Country Club

Recital Evening at First Christian Church

Pupils of Mrs. Harry Holmes will perform in a recital at the First Christian church this evening at 8 o'clock, showcasing young vocal and instrumental talents.

Harry Holmes First Christian Church

Local groom visits parents after June 1 Philadelphia wedding

J R Dick Otey of Philadelphia visits his parents Mr and Mrs W L Otey at 916 Raleigh Terrace with his bride Marie Bloom. The marriage was solemnized June 1 in Philadelphia.

J. R Dick) Otey Philadelphia W. L. Otey Raleigh Terrace Mise Marie Bloom

Cain visits city and speaks at Narrowa high school

Popular visitor T. B. Cain of Clarksburg West Virginia and president of the local West Virginia Business College spent a few days in the city with his brother E. A. Cain. He delivered the commencement address Thursday evening at Narrowa high school and spoke Friday morning to Wenet Virginia Business College students on getting the business man’s point of view.

T. B. Cain Clarksburg W. Va West Virginia Business College E. A. Cain Union Street Cain Narrowa High School Wenet Virginia Business College

Feast of Weeks Saintly Observance Next Week

Shabuoth or Pilgrim Festival will be observed by the Jewish community next week. The feast marks the giving of the Torah at Mt Sinai and the first fruits harvest season. A legend recalls the ten commandments heard in seventy languages symbolizing Israel's universal mission.

Temple Jerusalem Israel Mt. Sinai

Shabaoth festival marks confirmands and Torah pledge

The Shabaoth festival honors both nature and the renewed allegiance to the Torah. On this day sixty confirmands study and prepare in Jewish traditions prior to the ceremony. The observance links ancient first fruits with a lifelong commitment to Jewish law and values.

Israel Moses

Picnic Postponed By Class 7 At First Christian Church

The outing planned for this afternoon by Class 7 at First Christian Church under teacher Mrs. J. H. Gollehon has been postponed.

First Christian Church Mre J. H. Gollehon

Local Personal Notes From Mountain View Avenue

Mrs. Millie Thornton is confined at home due to illness on Boone Street. James Wooldridge a University of Virginia student and Page Wooldridge at Washington and Lee University have arrived to spend the holiday with their parents Mr and Mrs J B Woolridge Mountain View avenue Friends. Emma Fortner is improving at Bluefield sanitarium. Margaret Sublette is home from Randolph Macon Woman's College for the summer. William G Repass of Richland is visiting his brother Dr Frank Repass and wife. Jean Ritz daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell S Ritz Mountain View avenue is expected home in June.

Bluefield Allen Jesus Christ Hoover Dr. Allen Jesus Calvary West Virginia Mosses Israel National Honor Society Samuel W. Akers Roger F. Alley Claude Atkins Alvin P. Carter Woodrow W. Cash Billy K. Clifton Curtis Crotty Charles W. Dickey Jr Alfred Edmonson Garth Elliott Jimison Francisco Bill Goodykoontz James Green Clarke Hale William Hancock Rex Slagle Jr Thomas Stewart John Eli Stone Jack Studebaker Pryde Taylor Ralph Thomason William Miller Whitlow Charles Thomas Whitman Mary Alice Adkins Hazel Lee Akers Clara Mabel Anderson Virginia M. Baugh Florence Adalene Bowling Elva BE. Brown Kathleen M. Branson Margaret Inez Burks Lois Winters Caldwell Nita Naldi Caldwell Margaret EE. Hyatt Miriam Hill Margaret Dorothy Mae Johnson Doris Jones Mary Kahle Emily B. Kel Esther Kesting Kathryn Kingdon Vir Inia Kirk Evelyn Kitts Dimple Knox Dixie Lee Lambert Elizabeth Lambert Frances EK. Lazenby Martha Jeter Lazenby Sylvia Lenowitz Opal Agnes McLaughlin Ronshrkg Agnes Litton Rona McLaughlin Allyence Lucille Miles Winnie Mingo Elizabeth Morgan Pauline O'Dell Anne O'Keeffe Ruth Alma Portis Pegey Peery Thelma Pritchett Cherrie Reardon Frances Reynolds Louise Roediger Ethel Sayers Frances Lucille Smith Mabel Sisson Virgie I. Spencer Hazel R. Sprinkle Rosalie Stafford Lucille Starling Thelma Strock Elizabeth Taylor Hazel Taylor Gertrude Thomas Berta Thompson Esther Thompson Sarah Katheryn Thompson Josephine Vaughan Edna Mae Willis James Wooldridge University of Virginia Charlottesville Page Wooldridge Washington and Lee University Lexington Herrtaye J. B. Woolridge Mountain View Avenue Emma Fortner Bluefield Sanitarium Margaret Sublette 8. J. Sublette Randolph Macon Woman‘’s College Lynchburg William G. Repass Richlande Frank Repare Repass Jean Ritz Russell S Ritz

Elinor Rits to Visit Morgantown West Virginia University

Miss Elinor Rits, from Hamilton College, will join her parents in Kentucky for the summer holidays. She will come from West Virginia University Morgantown on the same date.

Hamilton College Elinor Rits West Virginia Morgantown

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Beaver Hi James E. Allen Davis-Elkins College Bess Palmer Mgr Jackson's ‘Tea Room White Shrine Patrol Bride Helena Rubinstein Thornton-Laird Co Bluefield, W. Va Bland Street Kansas Millie Thornton Boone Street Lydia E. Pinkham Princeton Naborhood Oy Tataa Ball Brothers Mason Fruit Best Foods Mayonnaise Bakers Shredded Wheat Biscuit Rumford Bascal Armour Merkle I COLE Bluefield Milling Banoue White House Keystone Milk P&g Armour’s Tiffany Sre Armour's Pork & Beans Bluefield Bottling CO
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