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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1936

Page

20

Bluefield youths return from West Virginia Boys State event

Four Bluefield Post No 9 delegates Arnold Hurd Billy Fowlkes Frank Walters and Woodrow Lee visited Jacksons Mill for the first annual Boys State convention sponsored by the West Virginia American Legion. Hurd served as municipal judge and placed third in swimming as 350 boys attended. Dr Gunn praised the event and a report will be given at the next post meeting with plans to make it annual June 6 to 12.

Bluefield Bluefield Post No. 9 American Legion Boys State, Inc Jackson's Mill West Virginia Department of the American Legion C. G. Gunn Westminster Presbyterian Church State Department Arnold Hurd Billy Fowlkes Frank Walters Woodrow Lee Beckley Gilmer County Gunn Dr. Gunn

Vandenberg Out as Candidate for Vice President

The discussion centers on the 1932 Republican convention in Cleveland where Vandenberg is deserted as a vice presidential pick while Borah Knox and Lowden vie for delegates. Hoover is expected to speak Wednesday night as Lawrence Richey prepares to introduce him to a national radio audience.

Vandenberg Cleveland Knox London Kansas Herbert Hoover Lawrence Richey White House Hoover Richey Bachmann Borah Bachman Frank Lowden

West Virginia Charts Plan for Public Aid and New Department

A state committee urges creating a new department to run public assistance for old age, blind, and dependent children while leaving relief expenditures to counties. It proposes transferring vocational rehabilitation, repealing old laws, extending juvenile court jurisdiction, and forming a five member state advisory board to guide county councils. Unemployment insurance timing and costs are noted but not detailed.

Uit West Virginia Department of Education Public Assistance Department Treasury Costa Department of Public Assistance

Controversy rises over gold standard plan and Landon convention

Moses and Hamilton issue mineographed statements from Knox HQ ahead of the Cleveland gathering. They say Landon will head the ticket after delegates count ballots, praising polls and public sentiment while opposing Roosevelt and the New Deal. They reject London claims and predict a strong GOP victory in November.

Hayes Knox Chicago Carl Bachmann Landon Hamilton Kansas Oregon Mecca Borah Cleveland Moses Congress Supreme Court White House London Washington Roosevelt

Arraign Two More in Legion Quiz Case

Assistant prosecutor quoted him as Saving. Charles King former Ecorse Village councilman Howard Lawrence steel plant worker and Wilbur Robinson suspended Detroit street railway employee arraigned on kidnaping and assault charges in the Roberd Penlan case. The three pleaded innocent.

Robert Penlan Charles King Ecorse Howard Lawrence Wilbur Robinson Detroit Street Railways Ricca Black Legion

Luther League Plans and Vacation School at Immanuel

The Luther league of Immanuel church meets this evening at 6 45 while the church council gathers Monday at 8 in the pastor's study. The Daily Vacation Bible school opens Monday at 9 with Miss Virginia Ueery as director and Mrs Umberger as assistant director and a list of faculty. Teachers meet this afternoon at 3 in the parish house to finalize opening plans. Circles of the ladies guild meet Wednesday at 3 with circle 1 led by Mrs W J Cole and circle 2 led by Mrs E S Humphreys at the parish house. Massanetta Training School for Christian workers is scheduled for July 20-26.

The Luther League of Virinia Ueery Mra. Ob Umberger Peace Greever Henrietta Mahood Mary Schrader Louise Heldreth Irene Heldreth Virginia Totten Clarabelle Turmen Jamita Jarrett Mia Caroline Petty Dorothy Spracher Elenor Anderson Thelma Turner Louise Fodieger Winona Royer Harold Royer Charlies Cessell Ladies’ Guild Mra. W. J. Cole E. L. Bailey College Avenue Harry Pedigo E. 8. Humphreys

Mixed Foursome Golf Tourney At Bluefield Club

Forty eight golfers competed in the season’s first mixed foursome at Bluefield Country Club. C. H. Neighbors of Saltville and Miss Betty Markle won first prize with a net 64. D. G. Bangley and Mrs. J. M. Herndon took second with gross 77 and net 70.

Bluefield Country Club C. H. Neighbors Saltville Betty Markle D. G. Bangley J. M. Herndon E. S. Hale H. D. Smith

Lovely Bride Honored at Shower for Ruth Richardson Van Dyke

Mrs. B P Van Dyke formerly Miss Ruth Richardson of Bluefield Virginia was honored at a Wednesday evening shower at Mrs Guy Bruce home in Bastian Virginia. Guests included many Bluefield and Bastain residents with games prizes and a wedding cake centerpiece. Flowers featured mock orange mountain ivy honeysuckle rhododendron ferns and white roses.

B. P. van Dyke Ruth Richardson Bluefield Guy Bruce Bastian Josephine Stowers

Philathea Class Hosts Camp Plans and Falls Mill Picnic

Mrs. J. A. Burton hosted the Philathea class of College Avenue Baptist Church on Friday evening. Plans were made to send a girl to camp soon and a Falls Mill picnic is planned for next month by the losing group in a class contest. The event featured contests, games, and refreshments during the social hour.

J. A. Burton College Avenue Baptist Church Falls Mill

Jimmy's Promises Healthy Quality Meals for Longevity

A local restaurant advertises its menu as healthful and high quality options aimed at promoting good health and longer life. The note highlights commitment to wholesome ingredients and nutritional value.

Jimmy’s

Miss Harriet Hyman Graduates This Month

In the B Nai B rith the National Jewish monthly reports Miss Harriet Hyman daughter of Mr and Mrs Sol Hyman of this city will graduate at Ohio State University Columbus The Columbus Citizen May 29 featured a likeness of Miss Hyman with fellow graduates who become doctors after June 15 She is the youngest member of the class.

B’nai B'rith National Jewish Monthly Harriet Hyman Sol Hyman Ohio State University Columbus Miss Hyman

Miss Crawford Recital Pupils Present In EveningProgram

Miss Crawford and her pupil group from Miss Ethel Crawford's class perform a Saturday recital at 7 45 PM with a varied program of duets and solos. The public is invited to attend and enjoy selections by Schubert Schytte Strau s and more including pieces for two pianos and choir arrangements.

Ethel Crawford

Marriage of Miss Hawkins and Mr Konode June First

The ceremony joined Miss Ruby Hawkins and Mr Marshall Konode on June 1 at the home of the officiating minister Rev Joe B Overmyer pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Hawkins of Bluefield Princeton road. Mr Konode is son of Mrs Konode and the late S R Konode of East Radford Virginia. They will reside in Radford Virginia.

Ruby Hawkins Marshall Konode Joe B. Overmyer First Presbyterian Church R. H. Hawkins Bluefield Princeton Road Konode

Mangus to Graduate at Richmond University

Julian FE Mangus son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mangus of 212 Locust street will graduate at the University of Richmond on Tuesday June 9. He has an appointment to Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia and will enter next September. He is a Beaver High School class of 192? and Bluefield College class of 1934.

Julian FE. Mangus M. W. Mangus Locust Street University of Richmond Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia Beaver High School Bluefield College

Ingersoll Closes Revival Tonight in Saginaw

Evangelist Rev. Bob Ingersoll of Saginaw Michigan brings a closing message at 7 45 PM in First Presbyterian Church. The Mission reports strong responses with another testimony leading souls to Christ. He plans to depart by train after the service.

First Presbyterian Church Bob Ingersoll Saginaw Mich Union Mission Ingersoll Frank Shue Calvary Baptist Church Young Peoples Christian Church Bluefield

Wienie Roast for Bluefield Princeton Road Friends

Neal hosted a wienie roast Saturday evening on the new Bluefield Princeton road with a group of young friends. Attendees included Boots Neal Edna Taylor Louise Croy Gitters Riddleberger Lucy Roland Edith Taylor Frances Neal Billie Riddleberger Marion Maybury Calvin Roland Stuart Maybury Milty Wiley Ralph Adams John B Akers James Dudley Ryan Pitizer Roy Neal Jack Bailey Lenard Dooley Shin Hicks Eugene Tanner Harry Fratz and Junior Cundiff all of Bluefield Ada and Glenwood Virginia West Virginia social circle.

Miss Botts Neal New Bluefield-Princeton Misses Boots Neal Edna Taylor Louise Croy Gitters Riddleberger Lucy Roland Ada Edith Taylor Frances Neal Billie Riddleberger Marion Maybury Bluefield Calvin Roland Stuart Maybury W. Va Milty Wiley Ralph Adams John B. Akers James Dudley Ryan Pitizer Roy Neal Jack Bailey Lenard Dooley Shin Hicks Eugene Tanner Harry Fratz Junior Cundiff Glenwood

Summer Arrivals Bring Visitors To Local Families

Miss Mary Sue Tynes arrives today from Scarritt college Nash ville Tennessee to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs D D Tynes on Pearls street. She is joined by Miss Ruth Ogden of Scarritt college who will depart Monday for Austinsville Virginia to perform rural Methodist church work this summer. Mrs Von Musser of Rocky Gap Virginia and her son Jerry Von visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Geordon on Wood land avenue. Mr and Mrs Frazier P Scott of Beckley visited Mrs Scotts parents in Coopers and then their son Montcalm.

Mary Sue Tynes Scarritt College Nashville Tenn D. D. Tynes Pearls Street Ruth Ogden Austinsville Methodist Church von Musser Rocky Gap Jerry von George Geordon Woodland Avenue Frazier P. Scott Beckley Scotts B. A. Martin Coopers Mr. Scott Montcalm

City and Coalfield Items Ad Listing Local Services

Hand Made Bandette Collars and cleaning services at Fretwell's Bland Street. Mary Lee Beauty Shop offers hair dyeing, tinting, shampoos, waves, and a fast unit drying system at 2760. J S Hall and Company advertise homes for sale with small payments. Varsity Beauty Shoppe at 200 Russell St. Betty Burton operates the shop.

Fretwell's Bland Street Mary Lee Beauty Shop Varsity Russell St Betty Burton

Scott and Harmon Elected GOP Alternate Delegates

In West Virginia fifth district counties an official count elected Luther G. Scott and Mrs Pearl T Harmon as alternate delegates to the National Republican convention. Gardner received 19 168 votes in the tally.

Fifth Congressional District West Virginia Luther G. Scott Pearl T. Harmon Jas. P. D. Gardner Scott Harmon

Epling Guests and Local Students Visit for Holidays

Mrs. G T Epling hosts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burress of Staunton and Mrs. Huntington Hartford of New York. I E Moore and family depart for Silver Bay New York for a Y M C A conference. son L E Jr will work at the Silver Bay camp. Local youths return home from Davidson College and Lafayette College for the holidays.

G. T. Epling Tazewell Street Charles Burress Staunton Huntington Hartford Ill New York Burress Hartford Epling I. E. Moore Ralph L. E. Jr Silver Bay-on-Lake George N. Y Moore Y. M Easton Mary Beth Caton J. M. Herndon Peggy Smith H. D. Smith Ward Belmont Nashville, Tenn

Second Victim in Montvale Plane Crash Dies

John J. Bowers Jr., student pilot and nephew of Mrs. O. O. Collins, died at Lewis Gale hospital Roanoke from injuries in the Montvale Virginia crash three weeks earlier. Passenger Sherman Dearing 23 of Portsmouth Ohio, also a nephew of Mrs. Collins, was killed in the crash. Bowers had his left leg amputated last Tuesday after an infection, and his condition declined until death.

John J. Bowers, Jr O. O. Collins Lewis Gale Hospital Roanoke Montvale Virginia Sherman Dearing Portsmouth Ohio Bowers Collins

Final tribute paid to speaker at wartime memorial

A memorial service in a war memorial auditorium honored Burns as a humble Christian and leader in government. Rev. James Shera Montgomery quoted scripture while Dr. W. F. Powell and Rev. Costen J. Harrell praised his simplicity and virtuous leadership. The president escorted the coffin to Mount Olivet cemetery where burial awaits. Nearby lie the tombs of Andrew Jackson at The Hermitage and James K. Polk on the capitol grounds.

War Memorial Auditorium James Shera Montgomery Burns W. F. Powell Nashville Costen J. Harrell West End Methodist Church Mount Olivet Cemetery Andrew Jackson Old Hickory Hermitage James K. Polk Capitol Grounds

Lewis Green Row Nears Showdown

Lewis and Green clash over union strategy as the United Mine Workers backs a definite policy. Lewis accuses Green of ineptitude and urges a return to organizing half a million steel workers into an industrial union. An agreement between the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers and the Lewis group to organize steel has thwarted the AFL executive council.

Bill Lewis UMWA Green Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Lewis Group Steel A. F. of L

Bluefield Wins Presidents Cup For Second Year

Bluefield Virginia Polytechnic Institute alumni chapter captured the presidents cup for outstanding activities, the first chapter to win twice in succession. President W N McAnge announced the award at Blacksburg, with Bluefield also gaining election of Dr Campbell as second vice president and McAnge reelected president along with J Ambler Johnson as first vice president.

Bluefield Virginia Polytechnic Institute General Alumni Association W. N. McAnge Bristol General Association Blacksburg McAnge United States Do. ¢. Campbell J. Ambler Johnson Richmond

Andrews Named Demo Chairman Amid West Virginia Talks

Andrews 54 born Summersville West Virginia September 19 1889 gained rise from sheriff 1932 to bank cashier and teacher roles aiding party effort Holt Governor Kump and attorney general urged strong precincts and broad issues like school Social Security and conservation amid campaign optimism

Democratic Party Andrews Summersville W. Va Clay Kanawhacoun Ties

Three Are Slain in Mountain Feud

In a mountain feud a woman died from gunfire near Turner's car while an old man and Turner were shot from the opposite direction. A wounded man claimed they were attacked after being shot. Relations tied to Charley Mounts and James Mounts as kin. Deputy Banham investigated the mountain incident.

Turner Charley Oscar Mounts Charley Mounts Monroe Mounts James Mounts Banham

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