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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1936
Page
27
BSTC announces summer session registrations to begin Monday at 8 am in Conley hall. Elementary, high school, college level, and specialized programs will register at designated locations with separate offices for registrar and specific faculties.
The Fox romance Private Num features Robert Taylor and Loretta Young with supporting cast including Patsy Kelley, Basil Rathbone and Marjorie Gatson and opens today at Granada Theatre. Crowded social notes mention local visits, guests, and upcoming summer school enrollment led by Prof. D W McCormick.
Mrs Reed and children of Kempton Maryland visited her parents Mr and Mrs A K Shrewberry in Rock W V last weekend Numerous guests included Mrs Nannie Duncan Mrs R M Orander Mr and Mrs Kemit Orander of Crumpler Also Mrs Aubrey Bailey visited her sister Miss Florence Brooks in Beckley hospital Several families attended gatherings and visits with relatives across town and nearby areas including Mountain Lake Princeton and Roanoke notes on illness travel and hospitality among local residents.
Powell plays a smooth urban amateur sleuth in RKO Radio's The Ex Mrs Bradford alongside Jean Arthur. The feature screens as WHIS lists a day of varied programs at Colonial with music, talks, and daily schedules.
The Women’s Union Auxiliary No 2 joined a Sunday convoy to Jewell Ridge for the all day dedication of the new Union hall. Clyde Reppert led the Jewell Ridge band in the grand march as visitors from Tazewell Buchanan and McDowell counties enjoyed lunch and celebrations. Elizabeth Ryan of Matoaka married Alden G Wyatt of Beckley in Hinton on May 22.
Program guide notes that all shows will align with chain program timing in Central and Eastern Standard Time. It lists key and basic schedules for broadcasts across zones. The note emphasizes synchronized start times and consistent clock references for viewers.
The June meeting of circle No 1 saw thirteen members and one visitor in attendance with Mrs. Leonard Boley presiding. Finance reports were given by treasurer Mrs. Rose Bennett. An all day mission study class was announced to be held at Mrs. J F Thornton’s home, lunch to be brought for a lawn gathering. the July meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Ben Hill with Mrs. Mae Witt as cohostess. A birthday party for Jewel Haynes was hosted by Mrs. W H Haynes with twelve guests listed including Lois Hill and Peggy Hill.
Post Commander Rice leads American Legion members in cleaning Bramwell ball park using scraper and roller to prepare for upcoming baseball games. Local youths donate blood for Mary Helen Tabor in critical condition at Bluefield Sanitarium after a carbuncle infection.
Mary Helen Tabor 18 died Friday after a short illness of blood poisoning. She was rushed to Bluefield sanitarium Tuesday in serious condition and did not respond to blood transfusions. A student at the Methodist church school she was active in church and loved by classmates. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Hutton Tabor Bramwell sisters Eunice Dolly Mae Sybil and Rosalie and brother Walter. The service will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm in the Methodist church with Rev H G Holdway officiating and active pallbearers Henry Holdway Richard Boley Ralph Shrader Thomas Bowen Joseph Bowen Robert Davis. The class girls taught by Mrs Holdway will be flower bearers.
After a wedding yesterday Farnum Holzell and his bride along with the bridal party dined at a restaurant. On exiting Holzell slipped in the doorway and when the best man followed he tripped over him and broke the groom's arm.
A description of making Japanese New Year cakes called Omochi. Giant mallets are used to pound the rice mixture into a soft, sticky mass.
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