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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1941

Page

6

Horticultural merit noted in spring flower display

Bluefield held a large spring flower show at Appalachian Hall sponsored by the Garden Club. Mrs. H. S. Slocum awarded the Greenways trophy for major contribution, with E. A. Leonard winning the sweepstakes. Numerous ribbons and honors honored entries in roses, irises, delphinium, pansies, and shadow boxes.

Bluefield Appalachian Hall Henry David Dever Roanoke Impoe Kenneth Addington Charlotte Woods J. M. B. Lewis, Jr Dorothy Dunn C. C. Campbell K. E. Greiser James Wooldridge John Witt E. A. Leonard P. D. Woods H. X. Morton W. R. Graham Taylor Frazier Mae Maynard Elvine St. Clair Mr. Leonard O. M. Deverle Deverle K. B. Thomas Mattie Johnson

Business Club Meets at Y Quarters for Summer Plans

The Business and Professional club held its regular meeting at the Y quarters. Miss Eulalia Francisco presided, with Miss Grace Dowell as secretary. They reviewed minutes, heard treasurer’s report, and discussed summer activities. The club voted to send a girl to Y camp for one week and announced attendees for the National Business and Professional conference in Sapphire North Carolina June 10 to 20. Names of new members were added to the roster and summer outings were planned.

Eulalia Francisco GraceDowell Nettie Phillips Mary Shumate Alice Page Ruth Sage Y. Camp Minnie Weaver Mildred Faulkner June Lindawood Elizabeth Kahle Merrie-Wood Sapphire N. C Francisco Flve New York Pennsylvania Mary Elizabeth Campbell Carroll Cason Goodwin Birmingham Ala

Birth Notice Harriet Sue Boone Born at St Luke’s Hospital

A daughter weighing nine pounds was born on June 4 at St Luke’s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Boone. The baby is named Harriet Sue.

St. Luke's Hospital

Infant deputy appointed in Creek County

In Creek County Oklahoma on June 5 a three week old infant son of Representative and Mrs Lyle Born was named a deputy by the county sheriff and ordered to report for duty despite the apparent infancy.

Oklahoma City Okla Representive Lyle

Charming Recital by Mrs Poland Pupils at Lowmans Music Rooms Raleigh St

Pupils from Mrs C V Poland piano class performed a recital at Lowmans Music Rooms Raleigh Street last evening before a responsive audience. The program featured many talented students including Elsie Fay Riley Imogene Miller Evelyn Floyd Jackie Turley Jean Phelps Janice Bradshaw Arthur Gene Riley Jane Davidson Phyllis Ratliff Dorothy Beague Naomi Poe Velma Gray Hatcher Charlene Weatherford Mildred Hensley Betty Crowell Junello Crowell Bobby Hunter Catherine Hunter Dorothy Ayers Wade Stinson Imogene Ayers Dorothy DeBusk and Onita Mae Irvin.

Lowman Raleigh Street

Bridal Couple Honored At Dinner By Steele Family

Mr and Mrs Edward Steele hosted a dinner at the country club for Miss Carol Douthat and Mr Rand Taylor before their wedding this afternoon at the Steele residence Whitethorn street The Rev C G Gunn of Westminster Presbyterian Church will officiate A reception will follow at the Steele home

Thefield Country Club Edward Steele Carol Douthat Rand Taylor Steele Whitethorn Street C. G. Gunn Westminster Presbyterian Church

First Christian Church Observes Children's Day

First Christian Church will observe Children’s Day Sunday at 9 45 during Bible School. The program by the children features songs recitations and brief talks from the beginners primary and junior departments. Offerings support world missions and D V B 8 opens Monday at 9 o clock for the week urging attendance.

First Christian Church

Young Musicians Charm Hearers In Recital

Four pupils of Miss Gertrude Watts presented at Galperin Music rooms on Commerce street. Phyllis French Patricia Mingo Susan Burnett played piano numbers and Virginia McNees sang. Miss Watts and Jason Burnett closed with a piano duet. The recital drew a most appreciative audience and was one of the season’s most enjoyable events.

Gertrude Watts Galperin Music Rooms Commerce Street Phyllis French Patricia Mingo Susan Burnett Virginia McNees Miss Watts Jason Burnett

Plans For Nuptials Of Miss Stone Publicized

Miss Virginia Stone announces her June 21 wedding to Lt. Glenn Carlyle Nye of Langley Field at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Attendants include sisters Cassie May Stone and Undine Nye, with ushers and relatives from Roanoke Bluefield Philadelphia and Washington. A reception at the West Virginian hotel will follow.

Bluefield Glenn Carlyle Nye Langley Field Virginia Stone Westminster Presbyterian Church Charles Goshen Gunn Miss Stone Cassie May Stone Robert Bruce Nye Philadelphia James Walsh Richards Washington Undine Nye West Jefferson Sarah Osborne Agnes Crockett Roanoke Marion James Lowry White Nye Robert de Nye John E Stone Mund Crispen Stone Jr Charleston William Bell Eugene E. Kester Hubert Prince Raleigh Davis Bell Lynchburg Edmund Crispen Stone West Virginian Hotel

Circle Meeting Led by Mrs Ayers at Calvary Baptist

Mrs Ayers presided over the Margie Shumate circle at Calvary Baptist Church in regular session. The Rev J W Farmer read scripture and led prayer. A birthday banquet for members born in the first six months sparked gifts, poems, and new name draws with Pollyannas revealed.

Margie Shumate Calvary Baptist Church S. H. Ayers J. W. Farmer J. A. Hubble Mesdames H. Ayers J. L. Whittaker Alvin Stewart A. J. Mays Mary Hise J. W. Starling J. M. McCoy A. F. DeBusk Charles Damron Ruth Harless Georgia Hall A. Huffins Hugh Kitts T. C. Odell J. A. Hubbele Ethel Kinsinger

Charleston Residents Attend Weddings and Visits

Mr and Mrs Harry Ball of Charleston plan to attend the marriage of Miss Carol Douthat and Mr Rand Taylor. Mrs Hayes Porterfield and Mrs G R Redmon have traveled to Hampton Virginia to visit Porterfield daughters. Elizabeth Tanner arrives from Hampton for a visit with her parents in Bluefield. Harriet French heads to Morgantown for West Virginia University commencement and board meeting.

Harry Ball Charleston Carol Douthat Rand Taylor Hayes Porterfield G. R. Redmon Princeton Hampton Va Elizabeth Tanner Hampton John Tanner Bluefield Harriet French Morgantown West Virginia Board of Governors J. D. Shott Lucy Hamilton Rogers ‘Street

Rosenheim to Attend Hoffman Burnett Nuptials in Roanoke

Mr and Mrs James H Rosenheim will travel to Roanoke this afternoon for the marriage of Miss Vir Burnett and Mr William Ward Hoffman at West End Methodist Church at 430 PM. They join guests for a reception at the Hotel Roanoke to honor the couple.

James H. Rosenheim Roanoke Vir_ Burnett William Ward Hoffman West End Methodist Church

Music in Bluefield Churches Sunday

First Baptist church schedule features MacAllister Phelps singing Repent Ye by John Prindle Scott in the morning and B W Dillon Jr performing an arrangement of A Evening Prayer in the evening. First Presbyterian church program includes Prelude Theme postlude Sicilian Hymn and anthem The Earth Is The Lord s by Hamilton in morning with an evening program of Prelude Ashford Salut D amour Day O Lord Is Spent and a trio Father in Heaven by Stearns with Mrs Armistead Mrs Giberson and James Young.

First Baptist Church MacAllister Phelps John Prindle Scott B. W. Dillon, Jr First Presbyterian Church Herzog Tschaikowsky Hamilton Ashford Elgar Beethoven Father Stearns Armistead Charles Giberson James Young

Rally Day at First Baptist Church Special Sunday

At First Baptist Church Sunday during the Sunday school hour a Rally Day will be observed with free candy bars for all. A $5 basket of groceries is offered to the largest family present and prizes go to the youngest baby youngest mother youngest father youngest husband and youngest wife with a prize for the guest who brings the most attendees.

First Baptist Church

Church Bible School Closes First Week Attendance Rises

The Vacation Church School of Bland Street Methodist Church completed its first week with steadily increasing enrollment. Sessions ran Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 am with Beginners led by Mrs B L Baldwin and Mrs James Dodd providing "Happy Times in Our Church." Primaries and intermediates followed with other leaders guiding studies on church life and community.

Bland Street Methodist Church B. L. Baldwin James Dodd Anna Mae Foresman W. W. McClaugherty E. A. Thompson Helen Houseman Louie Brewer Janet Pridher Kay Thompson Harry Mills

Bland Street Church conducts intensive field school

Misses Joe Marie and Frances Thompson lead intermediate classes with Peggy Harris Anne Lilly June Shupe and others guiding efforts as Miss Helen Houseman serves as secretary The staff remains and will be strengthened next week with intensified work promising a highly profitable school at Bland Street church.

Joe- Marie Frances Thompson Peggy Harris Anne Lilly June Shupe Lem Boykin Boo Vaught Tank Sumpter Mary Frances Douthat Helen Houseman Bland Street Church

Young People Plan Special Program at Bland Street Church

The Intermediate and Senior Young People departments of Bland Street Methodist church host a Sunday evening program at 6:45. Carr Memorial Methodist youth, directed by Bill Faulkner and Mrs Pearl Faulkner, with Miss Nell Bratton and Miss Marjorie Bratton, present an inspirational pageant. A supper follows served by Helen Mills and others.

Bland Street Methodist Church Carr Memorial Methodist Church Bill Faulkner Pearl Faulkner Nell Marjorie Bratton He'en Mills Ruby Brewer Leila Boykin Eileen Hager Helen Houseman Claire Whitlock June Shupe

Bland Street Youth Division Meeting Notice

Members of the Bland Street Youth Division are notified of a meeting to be held in Hamilton Hall. The text also notes that Jupiter is the largest known planet.

Bland Street Hamilton Hall Jupiter

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Bluefield Garden Club William EB. McDougle W. W. Woods H. 8 Slocum W. M. Sinclair E. C. Wade Martin Garry T. H. Clagett Business Club Y. Quarters Sunkist California Arizona USA Coprica Buchenge Hedda Hopper CBS Poland Mrs. Ayers Circle Hoffman-Burnett Church Bible School First Wek Irs Princeton Ave W. VA Johnson Axe Aeae Jews Azor Ove EPSOM Doan L Lifebudy LUX RINSO Jergen's Bouquet Hose — Rein England Fleischmann Council On Foods The American Medical Association Feuchtenberger Bakeries
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