Miss Moore Named Head of Class at National Cathedral
Miss Margaret St. Clair Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Moore of Bluefield is elected president of the senior class at the National Cathedral School for Girls in Washington D C She will assume office in the fall guiding her class through their final year.
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Margaret St. Clair Moore
Robert H. Moore
Liberty Street
Bluefield
National Cathedral School For Girls
Washington, D. C
Moore
Quota Mothers Invite Daughters for Luncheon Conference
Quota Mothers of Bluefield plan a luncheon next Wednesday at noon with their daughters as guests. The program, led by Miss Virginia Vass on the coal situation, will be presented by several of the daughters. Miss Kathryn McCall presided, with Miss Effie Loudermilk honored for past service and Ruth Jason welcomed as a new member.
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Bluefield
West Virginian Hotel
Kathryn McCall
Lelia Gammage
Hien Chandler
Margaret Hendricks
Mary Burgess
Effie Loudermilk
Quota International
Miss Loudermilk
Ruth Jason
Virginia Vass
Depletion of Local Coal Mines Urges Shift to Agriculture
A speaker presented startling figures on the depletion of numerous area coal mines and urged residents to focus on expanding agricultural and other industrial projects to boost revenue beyond coal.
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Ation
B P Club Hosts YWCA Party and Housewarming
The Business and Professional club entertained at the YWCA Monday evening to inaugurate its new club room. Miss Margaret Grimes and Miss Kitty Tidwell performed violin solos while Miss Ruth Sage gave a humorous reading and games engaged all guests.
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YWCA
Margaret Grimes
Kitty Tidwell
Ruth Sage
Juanita Crouch
Janie Marie Lambert
Louise Gregory
Alda Lawrence
Desir Gilmore
Ophelia Vaughn
Louise Snavely
Annabelle Martin
Bernice McCoy
Lula Mae Cox
Effie Carter
Miss Chambers Speaks at Federation Meeting Banquet
Tuesday evening at 6:30 the Southwest Virginia Federation of Business Women's circles held its annual banquet at Bland Street Methodist church. Miss Irene Norris presided as Miss Chambers delivered the keynote address. Mrs. Asa Taylor announced the nominating committee report and officers were elected by acclamation led by Miss Norris.
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Southwest Virginia Federation of Business Women’s Circles
Irene Norris
Bland Street Methodist Church
Irene Chamis
Asa Taylor
Miss Norris
Billie Shumate
Princeton
SSS Tonic Promised Relief For Digestive Distress
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic and 888 Tonic as remedies for bloating sour stomach and weak digestion. It claims to increase gastric juice flow, improve appetite and sleep, and aid nutritional anemia, urging readers to buy for “Sturdy Health.”
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SSS Tonic
Tonio
Roanoker To Speak At Club Meeting Here
Bluefield Executive club members hear Clem D. Johnson of Roanoke discuss Communist Infiltration in the United States at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting in the West Virginian hotel. Johnson, with a long M S career, serves in multiple chamber roles and Rotary positions. Road commissions will open bids June 24 for a four lane bridge on Route 2 near the Ohio Brooke line and for stone base and bituminous surface on three miles of Route 26 between Kingwood and Tunnelton.
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Bluefield Executives Club
United States
Clem D. Johnson
Roanoke
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
West Virginian Hotel
Ordnance Field Service
U. S. Army
China
American Warehousemen’s Association
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Rotary International
Charleston
W. Va
Road Commission
Short Creek
Ohio
Brooke County
Kingwood
Tunnelton
Preston County
Mission group outlines officers and plans for ridgecrest event
Effie Loudermilk and local officers of the federation are announced with Mrs. Lera Cox Miller and Miss Marian Flanary among leaders. Miss Catherine Walker, a Bluefield missionary bound for China, is honored. Miss Chambers urges more home missionaries. The Athens group joins the federation and Ridgecrest conference dates are noted.
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Effie Loudermilk
Bluefield
Lera Cox Miller
J. W. Dickerson
Marian Flanary
Richlands
Aelise French
T. M. Johnson
Princeton
Elmyra Saunders
Norris
I. M. Smith
the Valley Association
Asa Taylor
New Lebanon Association
G. W. Lavender
Catherine Walker
Southern Baptist
China
Chambers
O Zion
South
D. J. Davis
Alice Zimmerman
Tazewell
D. E. Cannon
Donna Wassum
Paul Blevins
Memorial Baptist Church
Athens Group
Federation
WMU
Business Women
Ridgecrest
N. C
Elmo Agee
Business Women's
First Baptist Church
Sanitarium Alumnae Hold Regular Meeting in Bluefield Hospital
The Bluefield Sanitarium Alumnae met in the hospital dining room Tuesday evening with two visitors, Josie Graham superintendent of nurses and Mrs. Vail Baldwin. Meetings are discontinued until September.
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Sanitarium
Bluefield Sanitarium
Josie Graham
Vail Baldwin
Early Gainers Turn To Losses In Mixed Market Action
New York June 4 AP. The stock market failed to sustain a recovery as tax cut legislation prospects sparked late selling, turning early gainers into losses. Major issues including US Steel General Motors and Chrysler faced declines while techs and rails posted modest advances. Turnover reached 820,000 shares, the week’s largest, with mixed bonds in a subdued close.
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New York
Zonite
Bethlehem
Anaconda
Great Northern Railway
US. Steel
Republic Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodrich
U.S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Macy
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
Sperry
Consolidated Edison
Electric Power and Light
Kennecott
General Electric
Union Carbide
Johns-Manville
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Co
Standard Oil
Cal
Pepsi-Cola
American Woolen
Union Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Allied Chemical
U.S. Gypsum
Woolworth
J. I. Case
Deere
International Harvester
International Telephone
Victory
Chicago Livestock Market Report Shows Steady to Active Trade
Livestock receipts at Chicago June 4 show hogs 9 000 with total 14 000 and salable cattle 11 000 plus calves 800. Hogs sold mostly steady with top at 24 00 and sows 17 50 to 18 50. cattle and calves steady to fairly active with fed steers and yearlings selling 26 50 upward. average grades 25 50 to 27 50 for steers and yearlings and 24 00 to 25 75 for heifers. stock cattle scarce and beef cows firm at 16 50 to 20 00. canners 9 50 to 11 50.
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USDA
Westbrook Pegler Reflects on Masters and a World Holocaust
The column discusses a belief among certain supernormal intellects that a world holo caust could purify humanity. It draws parallels to Hitler and Ludendorff who linked fate to a sacred soil and warns against taking such ideas literally.
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Hitler
Ludendorff
Germany
Untitled Reflection on East and a Western Observer
A terse meditation contrasts Orientals with Asians and notes white men in Asia. It mentions Henry Wallace as a possible example whose proclaimed crystal soul drinks eternal fire from an ancient chalice.
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Asia
Henry Wallace
Butter And Eggs Market Report New York June 4
The wholesale egg market remains firm for fancy grades with steady demand for others. Egg quotes show whites at 50 to 51 for extra fancy heavy weights, and numbers across extra large to pullets. Butter moved firm with bulk creamery prices around 61 to 61.2 cents for highest grades and lower for lower scores.
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New York
Wheat slips after early gains on Chicago Board
Wheat futures fell from earlier gains of more than three cents on the Chicago Board of Trade as late selling and hedging pressure capped sessions. Cash quotes show No. 2 red wheat around 2.70 a bushel while corn values cover No. 1 yellow near 1.98 to 2.01. Malting barley quotes range 1.60 to 2.12 with feed and other grades listed.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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