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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1930

Page

5

Training Course to Start June 3 at Marshall College

Mrs Sara R Godwin and Benjamin McCulloch of Spiller Hicks insurance teach the New York University insurance training course at Marshall College Huntington with local agency members Paul Rainford and Alan Greenspon Emerson Boyd. The eight week program opens June 9 with sessions in Huntington and Charleston on Mondays through Wednesdays from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 30.

Sara R. Godwin Benjamin McCulloch Spiller Hicks Insurance Agency Bluefield New York University Marshall College Huntington Paul Rainford Alan Greenspon Emerson Boyd Hinton West Virginia Kentucky Ohio James Elton Bragg Leon Gilbert Simon America Horace H. Wilson A. Rushton Allen Allen Pennsylvania Charleston

Durbin reelected president of magician’s association

W W Durbin of Kenton Ohio was reelected president at the fifth annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians in Fort Wayne Indiana Officers named include Howard Thorton Alfred P Saal S S Henry Elmer P Guest Jesse J Lybarger Richard Davis E 8 Henry and Dr J C C Holsten Saal elected to executive committee Columbus Ohio to host next year’s convention

Fort Wayne Ind W. W. Durbin Kenton Ohio United States International Brotherhood of Magicians Columbus Howard Thoreton Alfred P. Saal Toledo S. S. Henry Wilmington N. C Elmer P Guest Cincinnati Jesse J. Lybarger Harrisburg Richard Davis Henry J. C. Cc. Holsten Zanesville Mr. Saal

Rain falls in Bluefield as lawn hose brigade takes a break

Bluefield and nearby welcomed yesterday and last night’s rain the first meaningful rainfall in some time. The drought battered ground remains dry to several feet deep and a full day of rain is still hoped for to produce lasting vegetation relief. Local reports say Clinch Valley saw little rain while areas north of Bluefield experienced heavier showers.

Bluefield Lawn Hose Brigade Dreath Clinch Valley

Old Hankins Home in Richlands Destroyed by Fire

The old Hankins residence in South Richlands, birthplace of local pioneers, was completely burned yesterday afternoon. Authorities suspect an overheated stove started the five room wooden dwelling owned by M. M. Hawkins and occupied by Rev. Eugene Brooks, previously owned by the late Patton Brown. Most household furniture was lost, with only a small amount of insurance. This marks a second fire destroying a dwelling in Richlands in days.

Hankins South Richlands Richlands M. M. Hawkins Eugene Brooks Patton Brown

Natalie seeks to adopt Bernadine Lamont's son in

Natalie confronts Alan in New York to propose adopting Bernadine Lamont's son Bobby Lamont as her child. Alan, convinced of her guilt by a past letter, agrees to adopt the boy but insists Natalie cannot be his mother. He plans to remarry after divorce.

Natalie Bernadine Lamont Alan Bernadine Nattie Emma New York Sle Bobby Lamont Lil

Love Triangle Ends in Death and Scandal

Natalie leaves her husband amid jealousy and social schemes. Phillipa manipulates events to drive a wedge between Natalie and Alan. Bernadine’s stock swap kills trust as Natalie is accused and Bernadine dies, leaving Alan to care for her son. Natalie learns of the death and plans onward.

Natalie Converse Bernadine Lamont Alan Phillipa West Natalie Phillipa Bernadine Illipa Oras Philadelphia

Moose Frolic in New Moose Hall Tonight at Bluefield

Mercer Legion No 136 Moose heart Legion of the World prepares a frolic in the new Bluefield hall at o o'clock with high expectations. I M Arnold supreme lodge auditor reports Moose and Legion books in good shape and progress. After business a class of candidates will be initiated with delegates from Princeton Bastian Nemours and nearby towns expected.

Mercer Legion No 136 Mooseheart Legion of the World Loyal Order of Moose Moose Hall Bluefield W. Va I. M. Arnold Supreme Lodge Moose and Legion Princeton Bastian Nemours

Will Meet Next Year in Huntington

Morgantown West Virginia June 6 The thirty seventh annual convention of the West Virginia Christian Endeavor union will be held at Huntington next year The time set for the convention is the second week in June Miss Mary Jackson of Jane Lew was reelected president This session approved resolutions opposing Sunday movies and supporting prohibition enforcement Dr BE L Reiner pastor of the Waveland Avenue Congregational church Chicago spoke urging Christian principles and inter racial and inter denominational scope More than 500 attended and registration opened for next year’s convention.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia Christian Endeavor Union Huntington Mary Jackson Jane Lew BE. L. Reiner Waveland Avenue Congregational Church Chicago Christian Endeavor Society West Virginia

Bass Perkins Heads Bluefield Lions Club Meeting

W Bass Perkins of Georgia Lumber was elected president of the Bluefield Lions at a West Virginian hotel luncheon. Other officers named include Frazier Feuchtenberger Hartin May Otey Strader Browder Keeley Smith Wilds and McDougle with installation set later. Delegates to the Paden City district convention were chosen with alternates named. Clarence Light of Appalachian Electric Power attended as a guest. The club noted Kiwanis protest over the May 30 Lions Kiwanis baseball game. the game will be replayed and Lions will face Kiwanis on June 14 at Weller field with festivities starting at 6 o'clock.

W. Bass Perkins Georgia Lumber Company Bluefield Lions West Virginian J. Taylor Frazier Lloyd Feuchtenberger Fred Hartin Herbert D. May William H. Otey George Strader Roy Browder French Keeley M. Leo S.C. Douglas George Strader Jr Thomas Rice Elu Clarence Light Appalachian Electric Power Company Lions Club Lions Aggregation Kiwanis Club Weller Field

Mother of H B Smith Reported Ill at Home

H B Smith chief clerk to the IA dispatcher of the Pocahontas division Norfolk and Western railway was called to Swords Creek Virginia yesterday by the critical illness of his mother. It is understood she has been in failing health for some time. Another son living in Miami Florida has also been summoned home.

H. B. Smith Pocahontas Norfolk and Western Railway Swords Creek Miami, Fla

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Marshall Senate Magician’s Association Hunter Y Ruth Dewey Groves NEA Service Inc Berdanine Lamont Dora Lane Nants No 2 Ceton Ave Wilson Clearbrook Unity PorkLiver Eeane Isin Ene Grocery State Country Club Campbell’s Clifton Brooms Dac Country Club Pork & Beans Certo Jamison Sninach Clark Kale Asc Moose New Hall Dougherty Brooklyn N. Y Army and Navy Veterans of Canada Edward P. Dougherty Daniel Dougherty Edward Dan Jr Women of Mooseheart Legion C. E Bass Perkins LIONS Chesterfield Liggett & Myers Tobacco Liccert & Myers Topacco Co
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