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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
10
Miss Grace D. Chase will not continue as Bluefield visiting teacher next session and Miss Dinwiddie will succeed her. Chase to join national association visits, with periodic Bluefield ties. Quota Club members extend best wishes.
Miss Clara Edmunds attended the Bluefield Quota Club meeting on Friday as guest of Miss Grace D Chase. Miss Helen Lawrence sang Ship of My Dreams and Mavis. Ella Holroyd accompanied. Mrs Mary Becker president spoke on girl service work. Members to help welcome callers Saturday for Peery building opening. James Elmer Brown led singing. menu served by hotel management.
United Shoe Repairing Corporation issues a public notice referencing a PO box or post office related contact and a phone number 2087, indicating a formal corporate communication or business matter.
Medical notes report patients at Bluefield sanitarium including Mrs. J. H. Ballard of Athens after goiter surgery. Nell Spangler returns to Berwind to teach creeke then heads to Marshall College for summer study. John William Fowlkes of Keystone undergoes tonsil removal. Pauline Stowers to attend Emory Henry College commencement. Mrs. Gordon White travels after news of her mother's critical illness in Wytheville.
Mrs Sutherland showed apparent improvement but relapsed soon after. Mire Alice Stone has returned from Stonewall Jackson College. Miss Annie Hancock, visiting Bluefield, left Norton, Virginia, for Appomattox, Virginia.
Mrs L Guvericn of Baltimore testifies that the Vegetable Compound aided her and her two sisters through life change and left her a well woman. The remedy is praised for women’s health, easing nervousness and hot flashes, and is recommended for common feminine complaints.
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