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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1928

Page

8

Price We Pay to Serve Nursing Class Commencement

Dr. R. C. Rogers presided at the Bluefield sanitarium School of Nursing graduation for eight 1928 class members. The program in the Elke building featured music, speeches, and a sermon by Rev. Hobson. Miss Minnie Weaver urged nurses to serve for more than money, stressing lifelong study and faith in service to relieve suffering.

Minnie Weaver Y. Staff Bluefield Sanitarium R. C. Rogers Sanitarium School of Nursing Elke J. Francke Fox Mrs. Holmes Fox 8. W Moore First Presbyterian Church Blue City Blue Boye Tom Charles Lindberg Lindberg Parie Florence Nightingale

Flapper Fanny Endorses High Ideals For 1928 Grads

A column quotes Flapper Fanny urging the Bluefield sanitarium era class of 1928 to uphold lofty ideals and service. It contrasts Lindbergh’s solo feat with collective efforts, praising nurses, spiritual leaders, and the sacrifices of great figures as lifelong investments in character and service.

Women Grateful For New Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream

The advertisement promotes MELLO-GLOW Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream from Easley-Penn Drug Store. It claims the cream melts into skin removing dirt and grime, suits dry or loose skin, protects against sun and wind burn, and may prevent wrinkles.

Easley-Penn Drug Store

Grace Church Circles Plan Thursday Meetings

Grace Church circles of the Circles of Grace Methodist church with W M 8S will meet Thursday at 2 30 except Circle 1 led by Mrs Carl Clark at the church with several hostesses Circle 2 led by Mrs Lake Ferguson at 2204 Walton avenue with Mrs Hutton and Mrs W J Hayton as joint hosts Circle 2 also led by Mrs N F Wickham with Mrs J M Boyd at 229 Halifax street Circle 4 led by Mrs A F Stafford with Mrs P A Dunn at 315 Carroll Street Circle 6 led by Mrs John Cook with Mrs Karl Frye at 1421 Franklin Street Circle 6 also led by Mrs W D Cofer with Mrs W P Armentrout at 601 Fourth Street Thursday evening at 7 30 with Mrs S S Harper as joint hostess Circle 7 led by Mrs R A King with Mrs F P Hypes at 708 Highland Avenue Circle 8 led by Mrs K K Witt with Mrs Wynn at 617 King Street with Mrs J L White as joint hostess Circle 9 led by Mrs Jack Bowles at the church with Mrs C P Claytor and Mrs J S Hoops as hostesses.

Grace Methodist Church W. M Carl Clark H. W. Davidson E. T Olds Clifton Lake Ferguson Walter “Utton Walton Avenue Hutton W. J. Hayton N. F. Wickham J. M. Boyd Halifax Street A. F. Stafford P. A. Dunn Carroll Street John Cook Karl Frye Franklin Street W. D. Cofer W. P. Armentrout Fourth Street T. Harper R. A. King F- P. Hypes Highland Avenue K. K. Witt T Wynn King Street J. L. White Jack Bowles C. P. Claytor J. 8 Hoops

Trinity Methodist church tea at 1514 Bland Street

Hannah Truth seeker class of Trinity Methodist Church hosts a silver tea at Mrs. P. D. Bratton's home 1514 Bland Street Friday from 3 to 6 pm. Music and readings planned. Public invited.

Hannah

Circle 6 of Trinity Methodist to meet in the afternoon

Circle 6 of Trinity Methodist Church chaired by Mrs. J W Perkins will meet with Mrs. Robert M Edwards of Walton Avenue this afternoon at 3 o clock.

Trinity Methodist Church J. W. Perkins Robert M. Edwards Walton Avenue

Tennis Players Meet At Y For Afternoon Session

Junior and senior high school girls are asked to assemble at the Y this afternoon at 3 for a tennis visit and group activity.

James Godwin Wins Ladies' Day Golf Prize at Country Club

Tuesday at the country club James Godwin took top honors in the two club golf event with a low net score of 38. The prize, a pair of golf hose, was presented by Mrs. R O Rogers.

James Godwin R. O. Rogers

Circle 3 Meets in Trinity Auxiliary at Duff Home

Circle 3 led by Mrs. J. H. Powell will meet this afternoon at 3 at Mrs. R. L. Duff’s Frederick street residence with Mrs. G. E. Crowder as joint hostess.

J. H. Powell Trinity Auxiliary R. L. Duff Frederick Street G. E. Crowder

Susanians to Meet at Fairview Apartments Sunday Evening

A Susanian Sunday school meeting will be held at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs P D Taylor Fairview apartments. All members are urged to attend and bring their dues.

Susanian P. D. Taylor Fairview Apartments

Bluefield Quota Club Holds Routine Luncheon Meeting

Bluefield Quota club met at the West Virginian hotel with Miss Beulah Price presiding. Plans were made to replenish the club treasury and reports from officers and committees were received. A harmonica band practice is set for this evening at 7 30 with Mrs Mary Becker.

Bluefield Quota Club West Virginian Beulah Price Mary Becker Rogers Street

Shearer Carpenter wed in Hinton West Virginia

Miss Mildred Carpenter and Prof. Marshall Shearer were married Tuesday in Hinton West Virginia with Rev W E Abrams officiating. The bride, a Peabody College graduate and Bluefield College professor’s daughter, taught at Beaver High and coached girls athletics. The groom formerly starred with Bo McMillan at Center College in Danville Kentucky and has been an athletic coach.

W. EB. Abrams College Avenue Baptist Church Mildred Carpenter Marshall Shearer Hinton W. Va Elizabeth Carpenter Guy Shearer Intow Peabody College Nashville

Local Wedding Sparks Surprise Nuptials at Bluefield College

The past session at Bluefield College concluded with a surprise wedding. The couple plans a summer teaching stint at Harvard extension in Cambridge. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Shearer of Monticello Kentucky, is noted in educational and athletic circles.

Bluefield College Harvard University Cambridge Mass Shearer M. D. Shearer Monticello

Improved Kotex Aimed At Fashionable Lines

The text notes new Kotex improvements including a shape that reduces bulkiness and preserves smooth lines. It claims rapid adoption with a million women using the product within months and mentions reduced prices as the improvements roll out.

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