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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
8
The Episcopal-Methodist vacation church school wraps up with an 8 pm program in Palmer hall. Children across primaries to intermediates present Bible passages songs stories and dramatizations, then guide guests through rooms of their study and worship. Parents and friends are invited.
Co. C. Brown of Widemouth visits cousin Mrs. E. T. Crockett on Calvin street for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Painter depart to visit Mrs. J. R. Neal in Bristol Tennessee, and C. R. Painter of Kingsport.
Fifteen cents more buys the Anne Adams new larger 32 page pattern book featuring easy to make Summer styles with Fre- pattern printed right in the book.
In Blue field Virginia a town election article notes candidate Ben E Bates was omitted from the list and confirms Bates opposes Ott Yost for the east ward council seat. Election day is next Tuesday.
Young people of the west end Virginia Side invite others to join a newly organized war bond club. The group will meet at Miss Amelia Alba in Bluefield Virginia each Saturday at 10 30 in the morning.
The Rev and Mrs J C Spurlin of West Graham will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday June 10 with an open house from 3 p m to 9 p m for all who wish to call on them.
The Gra ham Presbyterian auxiliary executive board will meet at the church tonight at 7 45. Members are urged to attend.
General John J. Pershing lauds the Allied effort as a new expeditionary force lands in France. He recalls 1917 18 American troops and allied soldiers fighting for liberation and expresses confidence that today s generation will join in victory.
The Liberty Bell rang six times in a nationwide NBC broadcast signaling the start of Europe liberation. Mayor Bernard Samuel quoted the bell’s inscription and urged liberty to reach all lands and people as the world watches.
Men and women across classes praise Miner's Friend for relief, with city and town users joining coal camp praise. Advert claims it works wonders and becomes essential, even for those not living in coal regions, urging broad trial.
The West Virginia Funeral Directors' association holds its 15th annual convention June 20 and 21 at the West Virginian hotel with speakers from Kansas City and Bridgeport. Registration opens June 19. A school of instruction mandates for embalmers. awards include a $25 war bond.
The Associated Press reports a dramatic ten second interval before the official announcement that the invasion had begun. A trans Atlantic radio telephone hookup carried the broadcast live yesterday announcing the start of hostilities.
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