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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

9

Bluefield Nurses Hold Commencement at Elks Building

Dr Charles T St Clair gave a keynote address at the Bluefield sanitarium school of nursing commencement in the Elks building. Thirteen graduates received diplomas as the hall featured plants, cat flowers, and performances by local musicians and readers. The event honored Elizabeth White and urged nurses to view their work as a noble calling.

Bluefield Charles T. St. Clair McDowell Smith Bramwell Hedley Craft Wade H. St. Clair Elizabeth White Giebel D. C. Jones Wade St. Clair Ethel Christabel Pickett Elizabeth Thelma Sigman Lou Sagraves Texie Reynolds Phyllis Callaway Nellie Jones Ena Austin Helen Marushin Evelyn Hall Katharine Minnigan Helen and Elizabeth Kimball

Outing Planned for Bluefield Nursing School Graduates

An outing honors the graduating class of Bluefield Sanitarium School of Nursing. A picnic will be held Saturday evening at Lake Shawnee with departures from the sanitarium at 6 o'clock.

Bluefield Sanitarium School of Nursing Lake Shawnee Sanitarium

Intermediate G A of College Avenue Baptist Plans Meeting

The Intermediate G A of College Avenue Baptist church will hold its monthly gathering tonight at 7 30 at Miss Pauline Wiley s home 2311 Wythe avenue. All the girls are urged to attend.

G. A College Avenue

Marriage Of Miss Myrl Conner And Wayne Cline

The marriage of Miss Myrl Conner and Mr Wayne Cline, both of Beckley, was solemnized in Beckley on May 19. The bride, daughter of Mrs C B McBee, is a Matoaka high school graduate who taught in Rock district this past year. The groom, a mechanical engineer, is employed in various sections of the coalfields.

Myrl Conner Wayne Cline Beckley C. BE. McBee S. B. Groseclose Matoaka High School Marshall College Rock District Cline

Mrs Lester's Circle Hosts Meeting At Mulberry Street Home

Mrs J T Lester led the First Baptist church circle gathering with ten members present and visiting officers. Randolph Kidd sang a solo, the group prayed, and they planned to send a box of toys and clothing to the Goodwill center at Hopewell Virginia. Refreshments were served.

J. T. Lester First Baptist Church Lester Mulberry Street W. W. Snead W. H. Spangler B. W. Thompson G. Ll. Smith Randolph Kidd C. B. Kidd BE. J. Meyer Goodwill Center Hopewell

Nurses Entertained Elizabeth White at Dinner Party

Miss Elizabeth White the superintendent of nurses at Bluefield sanitarium was entertained by graduating class members and their escorts at a dinner party Wednesday evening at the nurses home. Games cards and dancing followed the meal.

Elizabeth White Bluefield Sanitarium

Local visitors and student moves report from Waynesboro area

Mr and Mrs P M Joyce attend Fishburne Military finals in Waynesboro Virginia. Miss Inez Burks sails to Richmond to visit her aunt. Miss Ilva Thornton returns home from Athens where she studied. Miss Frances Laird accepts a job with Thornton Laird company. Mrs T W Bradley of Matoaka shops in Bluefield on Thursday.

P. M. Joyce Waynesboro Fishburne Military School Inez Burks Wyoming Street Richmond Ilva Thornton Boone Street Millie Thornton Athens Frances Laird Jefferson Street Thornton-Laird Company T. W. Bradley Matoaka Bluefield Thursay

On The Air Concert From WHIS Tonight

Mrs Mabel Broyles McGhee vocalist and Leo Paraldo violinist of Bramwell will be heard in concert over WHIS from 7 30 to 8 this evening

Mabel Broyles McGhee Leo Paraldo Bramwell

Young People's Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Stump’s

The Young People’s Missionary society of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church led by Mrs W H Carr will meet this evening at Miss Virginia Stump’s home on College Avenue. All members urged to attend and bring donations for the Holston orphanage supply box.

Young People’s Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church W. H. Carr Virginia Stump College Avenue Holston Orphanage

Printed chiffon pajama ensembles for beach wear

Molyneux expects the model below to be popular with young shoppers. The colored slip in is attractive for the young miss who likes sports. Buttons up front add a chic touch to the outfits for summer wear.

Molyneux

Bryan University Scopes Trial Sequel in Dayton

Dayton Tennessee June 5 a planned fundamentalist university honors William Jennings Bryan as a monument to his antievolution stand Five years after the Scopes trial locals organize Bryan Memorial University association with F E Robinson named president and Joe F Benson secretary to begin construction of a 350000 campus Aditing freshman classes in September at the old Rhea County High School building where Scopes once taught

Dayton Tenn William Jennings Bryan Tennessee Rhea County High School John T. Scopes Scopes Bryan Clarence Darrow Dudley Field Malone State Supreme Court Nolle Bryan Memorial University Association F. E. Robinson Wallace C. Haggard Joe F. Benson

Cravat Necklace Describes Gemmed Neck Adornment

The newest neck adornment is the cravat necklace with a neck band of crystals rhinestones or pearls in platinum or gold links. The central knot features a large gem such as ruby emerald or diamond set in small diamonds.

Tire Firms Slash Price On Product

New York reports Goodyear and General Tire cuts up to five percent on popular sizes with 3 percent cuts from General Tire and Rubber. P W Litchfield of Goodyear cites cheap raw materials and better manufacturing as drivers, with other firms expected to follow.

New York Goodyear General Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company GeneralTire and Rubber Company P. W. Litchfield London Litchfield

Dada and son sign socialistic pact in Moscow

Moscow reports Alexander Kolesnikoff and his ten year old son Valentine signed a formal document entering a socialistic competition. The scheme spreads from workers to include farmers government employees students engineers seamen soldiers and prison inmates. The pact binds father to abstain from alcohol quit smoking and swearing support his son’s education while the boy commits to regular attendance study and pioneer activities.

Moscow Dada Paia Alexander Kolesnikoff Valentine Red Army Kolesnikoff Equiva

Boy Scouts Agreement Sets Hygiene and Exercise Rules

A typewritten pact between a group of Boy Scouts and a supervising man outlines daily hygiene duties. It requires washing hands and face, cleaning teeth, scrubbing neck and behind ears each morning, and twice daily physical exercise. The agreement lacks an expiration date and allows cancellation only after six months’ notice by either party.

Hope for Cure: Vaccine to Fight Tuberculosis Highlighted

Huntington June 5 A speaker at the West Virginia Tuberculosis and Health Association meeting expressed hope that a vaccine serum or drug to cure tuberculosis would be found through research at twenty leading universities. Dr Kendall Emerson of New York spoke on health problems in West Virginia. About 190 delegates are registered for the convention with officer elections planned.

Huntington Kendall Emerson New York West Virginia Tuberculosis and Health Association West Virginia David Littlejohn State Department of Health

Agoutis in Guinea Born With Full Set of Teeth

A native Guinea agouti is described as being born with a complete dentition. The observation notes the surprising dental development in this small brown rodent.

Agoutis Guinea

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A 19th Century Laxative

In 1875 a physician developed a mild laxative after opposing harsh purgatives. The resulting remedy, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, became widely used for constipation and related symptoms and remains popular as the original formula.

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