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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1927

Page

10

Pocahontas Teachers Leave for Summer

The Pocahontas Teachers’ Club closes for the summer as all faculty depart for home. Many teachers will not return next session. several relocate to Virginia towns or pursue new careers while others may join June brides. A crowd gathered at the station to bid farewell. Miss Mary Carter and others plan new ventures and locations in Danville, Radford, Meadow View, Duffield, and beyond.

Cood Mary Carter Danville Carter Martha Wright Riner Charlotte Caldwell Radford Garnet Hines Holston Minta Davenport Meadow View Ann Falin Duffield Edna Meadows Martinsville Mabel Patterson Bess Hillman Dungannon Lucille Draper Big Stone Gap Lucille Geddy Tiona Va Jonella Foster Farmville

Concrete sidewalk work starts near Richlands bridge

Work began last week on a new concrete sidewalk at the west end of the street bridge in Richlands. J. T. Jesss leads the effort with several workers and expects completion within a few weeks.

J. T. Jesss

Charming party hosted for Miss Elizabeth Zeigler

Miss Josephine Gilmer acted as hostess at her sister Mrs Vi ola Ratliff's home for Miss Elizabeth Zeigler with refreshments for guests including Mrs J W Shawver and many young ladies and gentlemen. The town mourns David Carter twelve grandson of Capt David Cartwright after a street accident in Roanoke.

Ann Hyatt Elizabeth Zeigler Tejay Shawver Ratliff Alica Harman Elizabeth Zeigier Laura Harman Ae B. Gillespie Margaret Carter Vearl Coleman Helen Draper Billie Gillespie Josephine Gilmer Viola Ratliff J. W. Shawver Lissimore Philpott Plaster Hyatt Zelgier Draper Williame Fletcher Gillespie Messrs Scott Sam Gillespie George Barrett Harris Carter Spratt White Elswick Hurt Vaught Ringstaff McCall Richlands David Carter David Cartwright Roanoke

Contest Winners at Local Drug Stores Draw Big Crowd

The Richlands Pharmacy and Jackson Drug Store contests thrilled Tuesday night. Mrs J T McNutt won a Victrola at Jackson's by a large margin while Eula Horton took first prize at Richlands Pharmacy, a diamond wrist watch, with Virginia Morgan second and Delza Pruett third.

Richlands Pharmacy Jackson Drug Store J. T. McNutt Jackson's Mise Eula Horton Virginia Morgan Delza Pruett

Finalist Invitations Reach Randolph-Macon Woman’s College

Invitations for the finals at Randolph-Macon Woman’s College have been received from Miss Nell Porter Boggese, and with a great deal of anticipation, preparations proceed.

Randolph-Macon Women’s College Nell Porter Boggese

Local residents return home for summer

Bristol area residents and students travel for summer break. JL Magrill recovers from illness and Thomas Gaines Bowden leaves for Richmond for a new job. Mrs G W Lee and daughter Glenna visit relatives in Bristol, while Mrs Thomas Fleshman returns to Roanoke. Mrs Robert Anderson heals after an auto accident and Miss Bertha Butt finishes Martha Washington college term. Walter Hicks Jr returns from Augusta Military Academy and Lilburn Ward, Tony Lotito, and John Bowden come home after Bluefield college. Other local visits include Rev R H Balard and deaconess Sara Key in town, with Mrs C H Witten in Pocahontas and Mr and Mrs John Atkins visiting Elk Creek.

Bristol JL. Magrill Thomas Gaines Bowden Richmond G. W. Lee Glenna Lee G. W. Rogers Thomas Fleshman G. W. Wieford Roanoke Robert Anderson Bluefield St. Luke's Hospital Bertha Butt Martha Washington College Abingdon Katherine Riddick H. W. Hicks R. H. Bowden Walter Hicks, Jr Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance W. B. Heldrith June Elkhorn Lilburn Ward Tony Lotito John Bowden Bluefield College R. H. Balard Saeger W. Va J. G. Helvey Sara Key C. H. Witten Pocahontas John Atkins Elk Creek J. K. Sult

Church Schedule With Sunday School and Evening Services

The notice lists Methodist and Christian services. Methodist holds Sunday school at 10 am, morning service at 11, Epworth league at 7 pm, and evening service at 7 45 pm. Christian church offers Sunday school at 10 am, Christian Endeavor at 7 pm, and evening service at 8 pm.

M. E. Church South J. G. Helvey J. K Sult Epworth League Epworth League of the Methodist Church Jess White Tom Liddle Jack Tanner League Churches Methodist Christian Christian Endeavor

Lindsay couple and two women in social note

Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Lindsay, Miss Myrtle Philpott and Miss Susie are listed in a social note highlighting their attendance at a local event.

H. Y. Lindsay Myrtle Philpott Susie

Weekly Roundup of Local Visits and Travel

The report lists multiple residents traveling to Lynchburg Norfolk Roanoke Bluefield and Bristol and visiting relatives in Pisgah Tazewell Bluefield Pikeville and other nearby towns. People mentioned include Mrs W P Bogges Miss Helen Draper Dr T M Trousdale Rev J A Early and many others with trips for family visits education or medical appointments.

Cedar Bluff Youths Injured In Accidents

Charlie Hall twelve fractures skull from fall on rocks on railroad bridge. expected to recover. Jack McCall breaks arm after falling from automobile near home Tuesday.

Charlie Hall James Hall Jack Rh. G. McCall

Memorial Day graveside visits at Jones Chapel Cedar Bluff

On Memorial Day a number of Cedar Bluff residents and others cleaned and decorated several graves at Jones Chapel. This observance gathered families and neighbors for remembrance.

Cedar Bluff Jones Chapel

Death in Cedar Bluff Miss Elizabeth Harris

The Cedar Bluff community mourns the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris of Pounding On The grandmother of Grover Els ch e Mission Study Class The mission study classes of the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches met at the home of Mrs Henry Lut tree on Thursday May 25.

Cedar Bluff Elizabeth Harris Grover Elsch Methodist Presbyterian Henry Luttree

Cedar Bluff Personal News Highlights Local Moves and Visits

Mr and Mrs G W Martin are now making their home in Cedar Bluff. Mrs William Russell is very sick at her home with pneumonia from measles. Miss Mildred and Bob McGuire spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Fields of Richlands. Miss Rachel MecDilda spent the weekend with friends and relatives at Jewell Ridge. Mrs John Russell has returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs Jeff Russell of Bluefield Va. Miss Dorothy Richardson of Bluefield Va visited her cousin Miss Virginia Bane the first of the week. Miss Daisy Rasnick returned home to Bluefield after a vacation at home. Ernest Cassady of Coal Run Ky visited relatives in the place and will return Thursday with Miss Mary Brown. Mr and Mrs W E Wyatt of Princeton W Va and Mrs Mary Wyatt of Bluefield Va and W E Walk

Tazewell T. M. Trousdale Tampa Fla Richlands Mike Zeigler J. W. Shawver Roanoke J. A. Early Martha Williams Matilda Williams Bluefield J. A. Wilson Wittene Mill G. Vaught Medical School of Virginia Richmond Frances McCall Mr. Barnett Methodist Church W. B. Spratt Viola Ratliff Pikeville Grant Lowe Evelyn Draper Virginia Intermont Bristol Mies Carrie Williams St. Luke's Hospital Julie Williams CC. C. Hyatt Mieses Ann Hyatt Elizabeth Zeigler Lexington Campbell Hyatt Ralph Mitchell Freeburn Ed Yost Carl Baptist Valley George Muir Foot Repass O’brien G. T. Catron A. J. Higginbotham Piegah W. J. Higgin Mise Lucille Snavely W. G. Harman Glenwood Park Mary Wingo Huntington Cedar Bluff Mise Boots Hendricks Virginia Wingo W. T. Bandy Tueesay Aira Huddler Weat Jefferson A. L. Mitchell Garnett Hubbard Garnetta Jamee Smith Welch W. F. Grinstead Elsie Sallie Palmer Jewell Ridge Kate McDelda H. W. Bane Virginia Pauline Humphrey G. W. Martin William Russell Mildred Bob McGuire Charles Fields Rachel MecDilda John Russell Jeff Russell Dorothy Richardson Virginia Bane Daisy Rasnick Ernest Cassady Coal Run Mise Mary Brown W. E. Wyatt Princeton W. Va Mary Wyatt W. E. Walk

German workers plan inexpensive fourteen day tours abroad

Berlin reports that industrial workers in Germany have organized affordable vacation tours for organized workers. Each tour accepts 30 applicants and includes 14 days away in destinations such as the Rivera or the Swiss mountains and lakes, Sweden, Austria, France or London, with a balance of sight seeing and rest.

Berlin Germany Rivera Swiss Sweden Austria France London

Saint Mihiel Welcomes American Legion Visitors

Saint Mihiel France reports an atmosphere of peace as the town anticipates the American Legion’s September visit. Residents recall the 1918 Saint Mihiel drive fought by divisions including the 26th 42nd 2nd and 89th while farmers remark on harvest time and a cafe owner muses on temperance and drinks.

Saint Mihiel France American Legion Jaspar Vigneulles Hattenhhatel Leta

Smiling John Dallard Jr. A One-Legged Pitcher Hero at Lyn Breer School

New York June 4 INS Smiling John Dallard Jr 18 a school student with artificial legs pitched his team to a 1 top victory. He lost both legs four years ago after a train accident but continues in sports winning praise as a slugger at Brooklyn Preparatory before his pitching shutout. He says the loss will not handicap his career and plans a future career deployment.

New York John” Dallard, Jr Lyn Breer John Smiling John Brooklyn Preparatory

Young Laura Chamberlain Leads Mile End Ward Council

In London’s East End Miss Laura Chamberlain of Mile End Ward argues for voting rights at 21 for women while serving as a local councilor and active in the Limehouse Labour party, Stepney Borough library committee, and other public bodies. Motorcycle taxicabs are cited as used in several American cities.

London Laura Chamberlain Mile End Borough of Stepney Mies Chamberlain Limehouse Labor Party

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