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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

10

Lions Hold Thirteenth West Virginia District Convention Banquet

Vincent C. Hascall of Omaha spoke at Bluefield’s West Virginia hotel banquet for the Lions International thirteenth annual convention of the twenty-ninth district. The gala event drew 300 Lions and guests with music, dances, readings, and tributes, as district leaders praised service and community work while plans for today’s luncheon and theater trips were announced.

Bluefield Vincent C. Hascall Omaha Neb International Association of Lions Clubs West Virginian

Rehearsal Buffet for Studebaker Battin Nuptials

The bridal party of Miss Anna Margaret Studebaker and Mr. Frank Battin gathered at Mrs. Fred Stevenson’s Fairmont street home for a rehearsal supper last night. The wedding takes place tonight at 7:30 at the bride’s mother Mrs. J M Studebaker on Washington street with Rev. T B Peters officiating. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs. A B Bradshaw Jr and sisters Donna and Lois Studebaker as bridesmaids. flower girl Freda Stevenson. best man J C Grainger Jr of Crystal WV. marriage by the bride’s brother Gene Studebaker. Music by Juanita Bowman and Mrs. Philip Lilly.

Fred Stevenson Fairmont Street Anna Margaret Studebaker Frank Battin J. M. Studebaker Washington Street T. BE. Peters First Baptist Church A. BE. Bradshaw Jr Donna Lois Studebaker Freda Stevenson Battin J. C. Grainger Jr Crystal W. Va Gene Studebaker Juanita Bowman Philip Lilly

Birth of Wacuba Aundre to Mr and Mrs Cubine Britten

Mr and Mrs Cubine Britten of Bluefield Virginia announce the birth of a daughter named Wacuba Aundre. Mrs Britten before marriage was Olga Kidd.

Cubine Britten Bluefield Wacuba Aundre

Young Artists In Recital At Warlicks Pianos

Miss Elizabeth Mansfield headlined a refined student recital in Bluefield at Warlicks Piano Rooms. Presented by Mrs. C V Foland, Mansfield performed from memory with ensemble help from class peers, delivering an enjoyable evening of musical entertainment and polished pieces by Chopin Liszt Ewing and more.

Bluefield Warlick C. V. Foland Elizabeth Mansfield Ewing

Bluefield Woman's Club Holds Its Final Meeting

The Bluefield Woman's Club met in the Y quarters for the final session before summer recess with Mrs F L Black presiding. Reports covered the WV Federation convention in Charleston including talks by Dr Josephine Pierce and Mrs Katherine Hepburn. The club elected new federation officers and discussed scholarships, Camp Roland plans, a 1937 state meeting in Bluefield, and hosting duties.

F. L. Black Bluefield 8. B. Payne Katherine Hepburn Black Charleston Tom B. Davis Logan West Virginia Minnie Weaver Y. Staff Camp Roland Red Cross Pima Gillespie Trinity Church G. L. Edwards Meyer Marcus J. B. Reynolds S. B. Payne

Ladies Day at Bluefield Club Winner and Scores

Miss Betty Markle won first prize in the Ladies day event at Bluefield Country Club with a net 28. Mrs J H Kabler posted a gross 30. Hostesses Mrs H R Glenn and Mrs W J DuBose presented golf balls. The final day to qualify for the Southwest golf meet is next Tuesday with eight Bluefield women set for the Care event on June 14 at Wytheville.

Betty Markle Bluefield Country Club J. H. Kabler H. R. Glenn W. J. DuBose Wytheville

Training school for Auxiliary workers opens at Bluefield College

At 8 this evening the eleventh annual meeting of the Training school for Auxiliary workers of the Woman's auxiliary of the Presbyterian Synod of Virginia opens at Bluefield College. Rev. Joe B. Overmyer will speak. About 100 workers register for the school which runs through Wednesday June 12. Vivene Art and Expression pupils perform “Studio week” and other programs are planned at the Y. An art exhibit follows on Friday at the Ritz studio. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Hallie B. Gillespie to Mr Werter Reese performed Saturday June 1 in Bland Virginia by Rev S E Bratton. Reese works for Bluefield Produce and Provision Co.

Bluefield College Woman's Auxiliary The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia Joe B. Overmyer First Presbyterian Church Bluefield Ters Vivene Art and Expression Studio the Y Ritz Hallie B. Gillespie W. L. Gillespie Juniper Street Werter Reese Bland E. Bratton Reese G. R. Reese Bluefield Produce and Provision Company

On Tour A letter from Port au Prince by air mail

Mrs H B Kitts received a letter yesterday from her daughter Miss Edmar Allison. She sailed from New Orleans May 25 for a thirty seven day cruise to South America with stops at Haiti Santo Domingo Curacao Venezuela and Paramaribo in Dutch Guiana. Miss Allison sailed on the steamer Sarvangen of the Aluminum line.

Port Au Prince Haiti H. B. Kitts Edmar Allison New Orleans South America Santo Domingo Curacoa Venezuela Paramaribo Dutch Guiana Mise Allison Sarvangen Aluminum Line

Class Meeting Held By Eurellan Class at Calvary Baptist

The Eurellan class met at Miss Pauline Odell s home Monday evening with Miss Zelda Lowder presiding. After scripture from Romans and the Lord s prayer the May minutes were read, roll called, and business discussed. A wienie roast was planned for June 24 and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs R J Tyler and Misses Pauline Odell Dorothy Wooldridge Ruth Tibbs Zelda Lowder Dorothy Brooks Alma Riley Lethia Hise Mary Wilkerson Juanita Riley Helen Bond Louise Brooks and Fern Odell.

Calvary Baptist Church Pauline Odell Zelda Lowder R. J. Tyler Dorothy Wooldridge Ruth ‘Tibbs Dorothy Brooks Alma Riley Lethia Hise Mary Wilkerson Juanita Riley Helen Bond Louise Brooks Fern Odell

Marriage Of Interest In Columbus Mrs Clara Albert Weds Frank Ackroyd

Mrs Clara Albert married May 20 in Columbus Ohio to Frank Ackroyd of Jamestown New York. Ackroyd holds a prominent position in Jamestown. Mrs Ackroyd worked in Columbus six months and lived in Bluefield before that. She visited friends here for two weeks before joining him.

Clara Albert Columbus Ohio Frank Ackroyd Jamestown N. Y Ackroyd Acroyd Bluefield

Quota Luncheon Cancelled for Camp Visit at Bastian

The Quota Club will visit CCC camp at Bastian Virginia Friday evening delaying the weekly luncheon at the West Virginian Hotel. The Quotarians and guests meet at 5 PM at the side entrance. cars will be provided for transport.

Quota Club CCC Bastian

Bonus Projected In Campaign Debate Over Cash Payments

Washington June 4 The influential bonus issue was pushed into the 1936 election by leaders of Patman inflationary blocs delaying cash payments until the next congress session They announced they would carry the issue to the country to seek full payment next session President Roosevelt vetoed the new-money Patman bill but the veto was overridden in the House and sustained in the Senate by a narrow margin The conference featured Senator Borah among others and signaled little chance for revival this session Clark did not participate but indicated he would not act without a reasonable chance to carry a measure

Washington Congress Patman House Senate Roosevelt Borah Idaho Clark Missouri American Legion

Interesting Nuptials Mrs E S Jones Bride Desseree Jones Weds Garland Combs

Mrs E S Jones of Welch announces the marriage of her daughter Desseree to Garland Combs of English W Va. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 8 pm at the home of the bride’s sister in Bartley W Va with family and relatives attending. Reception followed and the couple will reside in English W Va.

E.S. Jones Welch Desseree Garland Combs English W. Va B. Lawson Bartley E. 8. Jones E. E Stafford Far! Armentrout

Lutheran Woman's Mission Society Meets This Afternoon

The Lutheran W M S will convene at 3 in the parish house with Mrs Harry Ross as leader guiding the session.

W. M Harry Ross

Style Show at Singer Store Headlines and Garment Displays

An afternoon style show at the Singer Sewing Machine company displayed garments worn by Mrs. R. D. Liggan of Bristol. Mrs. Virginia James of Roanoke led a discussion on garment making methods while Mrs. Pearl Cromer and Miss Tielma Barnes greeted attendees. The piece notes attractive materials and designs.

Singer Sewing Machine Company R. D. Liggan Bristol Virginia James Roanoke Pearl Cromer Tielma Barnes Singer

Sisterhood Bridge Luncheon at Welch Organised by Emanuel

A Brook lyn delegation led by Mrs Samuel Fine and Mrs Milton S Lenowitz along with Mrs J S Matz and Mrs Goodwin Schlossberg will attend a Thursday bridge luncheon in Welch. Rabbi A Ruskin will speak and Mrs Clark will present a paper on Sisterhood Problems.

Samuel Fine J. S. Matz Harry Clark Goodwin Schlossberg Milton S. Lenowitz Brooklyn N. Y KB Gilbert Nathan Effron A. Effron Frank Nelson Princeton Freda Frank Rabbi A. Ruskin Welch Emanuel Sisterhood Rabbi Ruskin Clark

Stevens-Barrett Nuptials in Welch at St Luke's Church

Miss Mary Anna Barrett and Mr Joseph Stevens wed at 10 o'clock this morning in St. Luke's Episcopal church Welch with Rev R W Hubert officiating. The bride wore a white crepe suit and gardenia corsage. Barrett, daughter of the late Harry Barrett and Mrs Barrett of Welch, taught at Welch high school. Stevens, son of the late Dr W B Stevens and Mrs Stevens, is a Duke University medical student. The couple will depart for Duke for the summer term after the ceremony.

Mary Anna Barrett Joseph Stevens St. Luke's Episcopal Church Welch R. W. Hubbert Moundsville Miss Barrett Harry Barrett Empire Coal and Coke Company Landgraff Barrett Randolph Macon Woman's College Lynchburg Welch High School Stevens W. B. Stevens Kimball Coral Gables Fla Davidson College Davidson N. C Duke University Durham

Charming Recital by Miss Emily Ann Ashworth at Warlick's

Miss Emily Ann Ashworth thirteen daughter of Mr and Mrs EB L Ashworth Pearl street gave a piano recital last night at Warlicks Piano rooms under teacher Mrs Harry Holmes. She was assisted by Miss Margaret Gail Lilly Jefferson street and Miss Faye Porterfield Fourth street. All three young ladies presented clear soprano voices. The program drew a large audience and was thoroughly enjoyed.

Emily Ann Ashworth EB. L. Ashworth Pearl Street Harry Holmes Warlick Miss Ashworth Margaret Gail Lilly Philip Lilly Jefferson Street Faye Porterfield Hayes Porterfield Fourth Street

Personal notices of Lenowitz and Herndon family visits

Mrs. Milton S. Lenowirtz of Brooklyn New York with her son Gerald visits sister in law Mrs. Goodwin Schlossberg and Mr. Schlossberg Miss Mary Beth Caton arrives from Ward Belmont College Nashville Tennessee to spend summer with her aunt Mrs J M Herndon Albemarle Street Mrs Frank Robertson and children Jean and Frank of Danville Virginia guest at J M Herndon Albemarle Street for the weekend

J. M Herndon Albemarle Street

Graduation News From Ward Belmont and Nearby Notices

Mr and Mrs Ray Evans and daughter Misa Sally Anna attended the graduation of Mary Crockett Evans at Ward Belmont College Nashville Tenn They will be accompanied home by Misa Evene and Miss Mary Beth Caton students at the college Mr and Mrs W J Lindsey returned to Charleston after a death in the family Dr and Mrs EB Tanner left for Philadelphia for their daughter Virginia s graduation at the Pennsylvania Museum of Fine Arts Lorena Powell now resides with her parents J A Powell 205 Preston Street W J Underwood entered St Tarks hospital for surgery Hammond Steele son of Dr H G Steele is at a CCC camp in Seneca Falls NY Miss Ray Matz has returned from Miami Fla Miss Foulalia Francisco will arrive from Marshall College Huntington Mrs Walter Griffiths remains at home Mrs C E B Miller left for Lakeland Fla to visit her sister Mrs KE McDildath Mrs Hugh Rae and children Betty Rae and Johnny visit Mrs White s sister Mrs P O Miller at Egeleston Va Mrs O H White is able to be out after a severe illness Emory Alvis will arrive Saturday from Columbus Ohio and return Sunday accompanied by Mrs Alvis

Ray Evans Misa Sally Anna Mary Crockett Evans Ward-Belmont College Nashville, Tenn Misa Evene Mary Beth Caton W. J. Lindsey Charleston Bluefield Lindsey J. W. Lindsey EB. M. Tanner Philadelphia Virginia Pennsylvania Museum of Fine Arts Miss Tanner Lorena Powell Covington, Ky J. A. Powell Preston Street W. J. Underwood St. Tarke'’s Hospital Hamond Steele H. G. Steele CCC Seneca Falls N.Y Ray Matz Miami Fla J I Matz Matz Jefferson Street Foulalia Francisco Marshall College Huntington Walter Griffiths Vineyard Street C. EB. Miller Lakeland Hugh Rae Betty Rae Johnny White P. 0. Miller Egeleston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lions West Virginian Hotel Parkersburg Quartette Marden Wilson Charles E. Tuttle Paul L. Summers George C. Simpson Jerry Clayton Mr. Simpson Mr. Clayton Ann Rish Shirley Peters Winnie Mingo Marion Smith Harold Vawter Conrad Brevick Lee Barbee, Jr James Elmer Brown John W. Mastin Presiden T William H. Mader Wheeling Myron S. Collins Parkersburg Club Hascall Edwin L. Kingsley Lions International Lions Club Eddie Valjo Harry Grissom Ben Moore Otis Gilmore D. C. Mallory Morgantown Edwin R. Kingsley Parkersburg George CC. Munser Clarksburg Alfred G. Fox Mr. Hascall Country Club Pstays Uncle Sam Sam Flintrote Te PE Wadbeen Helen Welshimer Prim T . Ii Bluefield Woman’s Club J. Millar Watt MMA Aredionte Singer Store First National Bank Bluefield, W. VA Stevens-Barrett Travel Norfolk and Western Railway Richmond Norfolk Cincinnati Jacksonville Vaan Bulova J. W. Waters Co Federal St Bluefield Gas & Power Company
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