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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1958

Page

4

House witnesses fear loss of local interest in schools

Three House committee witnesses urged against expanded federal aid to education arguing it would reduce local initiative and prompt dependence. Farm Bureau, Indiana and West Virginia chambers warned federal support could erode community ownership of schools and accelerate dependence on federal funding.

Washington House Committee American Farm Bureau Federation Indiana and West Virginia H. A. Stansbury West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Congress Floyd A. Hines Connersville Ind Indiana Chamber of Commerce Hines

Western Union seeks FCC approval to close Montcalm WV office

Western Union Telegraph Company filed May 19 1958 with the Federal Communications Commission to close the telephone operated agency at Craven Funeral Home Montcalm WV. If approved substitute telephone service would be available via the Class 1 office at 311 Federal Street Bluefield WV and a Class 9 office at Mats Hotel 600 Princeton Ave Bluefield WV. Public comments urged by June 16 1958.

Western Union Telegraph “Company Federal Communications Commission Telephone Operated Agency Craven Funeral Home Montcalm W. Va Federal Street Bluefield Mats Princeton Ave W. Ve Washington D. C

Vesper Services Led by Mrs Alma Wooten at Carolina Community Home

Mrs Alma Wooten conducted the weekly vesper services at the Carolina Community Home with devotionals and the theme song It s My Desire The scripture was The Christians Guide Miss Lula Slade read The Strength Of A Smile and Mrs Marion Taylor sang Take Your Burdens To The Lord and Mrs Francis Lewis sang Jesus Is All The World To Me Mrs Mathew Coleman delivered the evening message The Value Of Successful Living A solo When They Ring The Golden Bells was performed The Well Baby Clinic sponsored by the League for Service is today 1 to 4 pm for ages one to six at the Carolina Community Home Dr P R Higg inbotham and Mrs Esther Rollins in charge Mr and Mrs John Hairston return from Walnut Cove NC after funeral of his brother Will S Hairston New Federation of the West Indies includes Jamaica Barbadoes Antigua Montserrat Trinidad and Tobago St Kitts Dominica Nevis Anguilla Grenada St Lucia St Vincent

Carolina Community Alma Wooten Lula Slade Marion Taylor Jesus Francis Lewis Mathew Coleman Lavenia Wright Junior Missionary Society of Scott Street Church League For Service Carolina Community Home Bland Street P. R. Higginbotham Esther Rollins Federation of

Bluefield Groups to Acquire Davidson Home September 1

Bluefield's DAR-UDC board voted four to one to transfer title of the Davidson Home to the two historical societies on September 1. The groups plan to move the house from city property and convert it into a museum, with a site to be determined in the city. The board also debated zoning setback changes on South North and Jefferson streets and introduced a taxi cab regulation ordinance covering insurance rates and fares.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Davidson Dar-Udc Bluefield City Park Joe Eaton W. Va South Street North Street Jefferson Street Jefferson ‘Street College

Retired-Residents Mecca St. Petersburg Boasts 204 Churches

St. Petersburg Florida is highlighted as a national favorite destination for retirees. The city features 204 churches representing 76 denominations, underscoring its diverse religious landscape and appeal to senior residents.

St. Petersburg Fla

Friends Honor DeBerry In Covered Dish Dinner

Harrisville West Virginia judges Max DeBerry seeks a seat on the State Supreme Court and plans a covered dish sendoff by local friends at the Ritchie County 4H camp. He serves the 3rd Circuit Doddridge Pleasants and Ritchie counties and is a Republican candidate for the August 5 primary.

Harrisville W. Va Max DeBerry State Supreme Court Ritchie County DeBerry Doddridge Pleasants Ritchie Countries

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