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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

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Lovely Wedding Solemnized At Studebaker Residence

Miss Anna Margaret Studebaker and Mr Frank Battin wed at 7:30 p.m. in the Studebaker home 2018 Washington Street Girard Ohio. Dr J J Peters officiated before an altar of palms and flowers with a full bridal party including Miss Donna Studebaker Miss Lois Studebaker Mrs A O Bradshaw Jr and others. After a reception guests traveled with the couple on a southern motor trip and will reside in Warren Ohio. The bride, a Bluefield College graduate and former faculty member, wore a white ivory satin gown with train. Battin is a Bluefield College alumnus and son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Battin of Girard Ohio.

Anna Margaret Studebaker Frank Battin Girard Ohio Mra. J. MM. Studebahre Washington Street J. J. Peters First Baptist Church Philip Lilly Downing Juanita Bowman Bowman J. C. Grainger Jr Crystal W. Va Donna Lois Studebaker A. O. Bradshaw Jr Freda Stevenson Gene Bundebiker Cap Shay Bluefield Busfield College Concord College Bluefiald Ecollers Battin Bluefislh College Mr. Battly Ia Thomas A. Battin Girard, Oblo

Social evening at Rockbridge Street hosted by Mrs Ratcliff

Mrs Ratcliff entertained a pleasant Tuesday evening gathering at her Rockbridge Street home. Bridge was played at four tables with Mrs W H Cart winning high score prize. guests received attractive prizes and were treated to refreshments.

Mra Charles Cassett Tribe Misa Margaret Sackett Misa Grace Hatherington Eugene Turley Barnes Ratliff Rockbridge Street W. Hi. Cart

Sisterhood Luncheon Installations at West Virginian Hotel

The Bluefield Ahavath Shalom Sisterhood holds a June 12 luncheon at the West Virginian hotel with an installation of officers. New officers include Airs. Nathan Effron president and Mrs. Jerome Katz secretary. outgoing officers are Mrs. Hugo Benjamin and others. A program features Dr A A Ruskin and Miss Marion Smith, followed by a bridge party and reception for Mrs. Wroh. Reservations via Mrs. Golbart or Mrs. Matz.

Ly. m West Virginian Bluefield Sisterhood Ahayath Shalom Airs Nathan Effron Mra Angriat Goodwin Schloseberg Jerome Katz Hugo Benjamin Harry Clark Eph Broh Huntington Vitainia Federation Temple Staterhoods A. A. Ruskin Bluefield Marion Smith Mary Ann Payne Nathan Efron Williamson, Heckley Welch Northfork Kimball Keystone Wroh EK. Golbart J. Z. Matz

Globe Trotters Meet At Y Tonight At 7:30

The Globe Trotters will hold a meeting this evening at 7:30 at the Y. Members are urged to attend for the club’s weekly update and planning of upcoming trips.

Globe

Trophies awarded to Elks' bridge winners

Bridge tourney held Monday at the Elks club room with North South winners Max Matz and Dr J Wagner at 469 match points while East West champions Mrs H Filllett and Mrs A W Reginals of Princeton led with 491 1/2. Second overall were B D Lanett and Max Turk at 469, with various placing pairs listed for East West and North South divisions.

Elke Club Max Matz DR. J. Wagner Mra H. «. Filllett A. W. Regenalds Princeton Nno B. D. Lanett Max ‘Turk TH. H. Lawson Lucille Perkins Miss Belly Markie Jane Markle Art Place Mark Hald L. J. Souler Mr. Cox Meadows East West Mra. Mikeyn Lucille Hosner R. T. Little J. M. Herndon J. I. Markell Virginia Karnes Ray Mivang Lina Bowling Blanche Brammer North South Mark Held Everett Callaway B. D. Lenett Harry Kammer B.J. Wagner J. Z. Markell Frinceton

Tri-District Union Council Meets Friday Evening

Tri-District union council will meet Friday at 8 oclock in Blue Field Virginia at the Methodist church for a business session. Plans for representation at the young peoples assembly at Emory Virginia will be secured and full attendance is urged.

Uniom Councy Bluefield Methodist Church Young People's Assembly Emory, Ve

Miss Cheyney Hostess Parties For Sunday School Class

Miss Cheyney Milas Winora Cheyney hosted a Sunday School party at her Union Street home for about twenty young girls from Flat Christian church. Guests included Mrs. G I Cheyney and Miss Vernia Geordon who assisted in entertaining. Mina Cheyney, the bride select of Mr Dennis K Wickham, was honored with a handkerchief shower the class arranged, gifts formed into a colorful bouquet.

Milas Winora Cheyney Fliat Christian Church Union Street G. I. Cheyney Vernia Geordon

Willing Workers of College Avenue Baptist Plan Weiner Roast

The Willing Workers class at College Avenue Baptist church led by Mrs. M. C. Carpenter will hike to the spring at Bluefield college for a weiner roast Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock. A pleasant afternoon is expected and all members are urged to attend.

College Avenue Baptist Church M. C. Carpenter Bluefield College

Trinity Youth Circle Meets at Franklin Apartments Home

Trinity Methodist Church Young People’s Circle held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Mra Carl Hendricks’s Franklin apartments home. Scripture readings from Matthew covered Christ’s sermon on the mount.

Mra Carl Hendricks Trinity Methodlat Church Franklin Apartments Matthew Christ

Picture of Mounts and Music Circle Meeting

Mrs Kyla Bruce led the prayer and outlined the pilody lesson. A concert by pianist Elma Gillespie was announced for Tuesday June 25 at Trinity church with tickets distributed to members. Ruth Yost and Sue Ella Weatherly handled dues and minutes, seventeen members attended, July meeting planned with Weatherly, refreshments prepared by Hendricks and Yost.

Ruth Yost Sue Ella Weatherly Serenteen Miss Weatherly Hendricks Miss Yost

Calvary Baptist Church Hosts West End Circle Meeting

West End Circle at West Hind Circle Calvary Baptist Church led by Mrs J L Whittaker will hold its monthly meeting this evening at 7 45 Members with birth dates in the first half of the year will be honored at the party concluding the meeting

West Hind Circle Calvary Baptist Church J. L. Whittaker

Circle Dinner Meeting at Bland Street Methodist Church

Arlene Ayler circle at Bland Street Methodist Church held a dinner meeting Monday evening at 8:80. Mrs Maude Mc Culloch led the gathering with 22 members present. Hostesses included Mrs Thomas Tipford Mrs Roy Mullin Mrs Hawkins Miss Virginia Stowers Hazel Williams and Mary garet Franklin. Dinner covered three courses and a short business session followed presided by Mrs McCulloch.

Arlene Ayler Bland Street Methodist Church Maude McCulloch Thomas Tipford Roy Mullin Mra. Hawkins Virginia Stowers Hazel Williams Marygaret Franklin McCulloch

Triangle Club Members Visit Southern Refrigeration Plant

Members of the Triangle club met last evening at the quarters and toured the plant of the Southern Refrigeration company as part of the Know Your City program. They were accompanied by Miss Minnie Weaver of the staff.

Triangle Club Southern Refrigeration Company Minnie Weaver

Junior Philathea Class Meeting Recalls Birthday Gift

The Junior Philathea class of First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs Dorothy Davidson presiding in Mrs P W Crouch's absence. After social time, games and refreshments were enjoyed. Mrs Clyde Stowera and group served as hostesses. Miss Wilia Loudermilk received a birthday gift from Mrs Sowers.

First Baptist Church Misa Dorothy Davidson Mra P. W. Crouch Clyde Stowera Wifia Loudermilk Plasa Sowers

Music by J T Philips Orchestra for senior play

J T Philips and members of his orchestra will furnish music for the senior play this Friday at 8 pm in Pocahontas. Preparations are under way for a recital by Mrs Phillips pupils on Friday June 14 at 8 pm in Rameey auditorium featuring eighty musicians.

Mra J. T. Philips Hes Orchestra Pocahontas Mra. Phillips Rameey Auditorium

Feast of Weeks Observed at Local Synagogue

The Feast of Weeks will be observed this evening at 8 with services at Congregational Alayéth Sholem. Pupils will offer flowers on the altar as the religious school conducts exercises, with a list of participating students. Dr. Ruckin will speak Friday evening on "Bina'l a Voice: A Voice in the Wilderness." All are welcome.

Mt. Siant Ainting Alayéth Sholem Adele Benjamin Emanuel Bor- Inaky Justing Cohen Miriam Coten Philip Effron Jerry Frank

Choir Rehearsal Tonight at First Presbyterian Church

An important rehearsal of the First Presbyterian church choir is scheduled for this evening at 7 46. All choir members are urged to attend promptly.

First Presbyterian Church

Miss Johnston's Sunday School Class Meeting Notes

Grace Methodist church Sunday School's monthly gathering at Miss Erléne Crotty's home on Beech Street featured Scripture reading by Effie Carter, songs, prayers and committee formations for a Dairy Vacation Bible school. Attendees included Misses Johnston, Bowles, Dillon, Land, Dodson, Cruise and Crotty with visitors Hager Hill Hurley Clifton Forelines.

Tine Johnston Grace Methodist Church Erléne Crotty Beech, Street Mary Ellen Land Effie Carter Lie Bowles Hilda Lake Dudley Mary Hilen Land Mabel Dodson Erlee Cr Kilene ‘Johnston Lillie Bowles Helen Dillon Louise Stafford Margaret Byrd Mdlth Young Mabel Dodaon Effle Carter Beatrice Cruise Hr-lene Crotty Lucille Hager Dorothy Hill Ethylaen Hurley Frances Clifton Helen Forelines

Grace Vacation Bible School Begins At Methodist Church

The Daily Vacation Bible School proceeds at the Methodist church starting Monday June 10 for beginners primaries and juniors. Sessions run 9 to 11 each weekday for two weeks. Mrs RJ Keyes directs with a corps of teachers assisting in the beginners department among others.

Race Methodist Church RJ. Keyes Mra

Temperance Talks and Arts Corner Announced

Cable Sulter and Louise Stafford head the primary department with Mrs J L Albright and others in the tutor division. Mrs B R Wilson will give short temperance talks each morning. Friene Crotty and Mary Ellen Land oversee the art. All children are invited.

Cable Sulter Louise Stafford J. L. Albright Guy McDonald Helen Fortines Mabel Dotaon Tuior Bertha Dillon Helen Dillon B. R. Wilson

Pioneer Intermediate Union Meeting Plans Bristol Camp Delegate Fund

Pioneer Intermediate union will meet Sunday June 9 at Trinity Methodist Church at 2 30 p m. Each department asked to contribute 2 dollars to send one delegate to the Intermediate camp at Bristol Virginia on June 17. Departments must turn money into the union treasury by Sunday, as in the last meeting before CAMID.

Pioneer Intermediate Union Trinity Method Church Ach Intermediate Department Bristol Union Treasury

Recitals by Graham School Music and Dancing Classes Impress

Enjoyable program at Graham high school auditorium features Mrs C L Alexander music class and Miss Esther Graham dancing class with the Girlie Glee Club. Carl Edward Ralston wins piano medal. Miss Virginia Phillips and others receive excellence certificates. Anne Belle Shufflebarger shines in tap and Spanish dance. program includes diverse numbers by Shufflebarger White Lambert Phillips Williams and others.

Mra. C. L Graham Lancing Anne Belle’ Shufflebarger Jackie Cecil Kitty.Coleman Ruth Longworth Ann Baylor Frances Williams Anna Belle Shuffiebarger

Local Social Notes Remembered Guests and Visits

WL. Rick Claytor returns from Indianapolis speed races and visits Tommy Mann formerly of Bluefield. Mrs Marvin Helton and children Dorothy and Nancy move to Washington to join Mr Helton. J C Crainger and family attend wedding of Anna Margaret Studebaker and Frank Battin in Crystal. Mrs BE White is convalescing at home after heart attack. Mrs J C Looney of Roanoke visits Bluefield with her mother Mrs J Crawford and sister Mrs EB Kahle.

Rick) Claytor Indianapolis Ind Tommy Mann Bluefield Marvin Helton Mulberry Street Dorothy Nancy Mr. Helton Washington J. C. Crainger Crystal W. Va Jeynie Norine Anna Margaret Studebaker Frank Battin White S North Street J. C. Looney Roanoke J. (. Crawford EB. B. Kahle

Get Rid of Gray Hair with Rap-I-Dol Color

A home color kit offers a quick solution for gray streaks, promising a natural youthful look in under half an hour. Rap-I-Dol, available at East End Pharmacy 412 Princeton Ave, boasts 18 shades and claims long lasting color that won’t wash out or fade.

Pest RapleDol Eaat End Pharmacy Princeton Ave

Honey Krushed Wheat Bread Promises Constipation Aid

An eminent dietician endorses Feuchtenberger Honey Krushed Wheat Bread as a remedy for constipation. The new bread uses honey and whole wheat, claims superior taste, and offers a roughage rich diet with a moisture proof wrapper and Good Housekeeping seal.

Feuchtendberger Batersea Bonafida Feuchtenberger Feuchtenberg KORE Good Housekeeping Bureau Yeuchtenberger

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