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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1975

Page

8

Verona man wins Virginia tobacco spit title at 21 feet

Leon Ervin of McGaheysville claimed the state championship with a 21 foot shade over 21 feet spit. He beat Paul and other contestants as Verona Fire Chief Dager noted the event is sponsored by the local volunteer fire department and drew 15 entrants. Ruth Fitzgerald did not defend her title as no other women competed.

Verona Paul Virginia Leon Ervin McGaheysville Dager Mississi Harshbarger Ervin Barbara Ruth Fitzgerald

Princeton Old Guard meets with many returns and plans

Eighty two members attend the Princeton Old Guard meeting at First United Methodist Church. Director Ray J. Eads presides as Rev. Noah Buckner gives a sermon on diligence and unity. Members Lige Whittaker Morris Smith and others return after absences. Casualties and illnesses noted among members. The Old Guard Chorus announces a performance at Cook's Chapel Church. Revolutionary War note appears as a brief historical fact.

Princeton First United Methodist Church Ray J. Eads Noah Buckner Kentucky Lige Whittaker Morris Smith B. Warden Riley Griffith T. E. Callaway Finley Brown Old Guard Cook’s Chapel Lashmeet Paul Jenkins Grotto Missionary Baptist Church Chris Victor Farley E. A. Bolton Princeton Community Hospital J. A. Asbury Pinecrest Hospital Beckley Grover Thompson Charlie Walter Reed R. L. Delp Clyde Elmore Fred L. Rule Corda Thompson Lloyd E. Burkes

Unemployment Up 9.2 Percent as May Figures Released

Washington reports unemployment rose to 9.2 percent in May while the number of employed rose for the second straight month. The May jobless total reached 4.4 million, with employment adding 320,000 as hours worked and claims for unemployment insurance fell slightly. Officials say signs point to a bottoming out and possible early recovery, though unemployment remains a serious issue.

Washington Emnment Te House Ron Nessen Commissioner of Labor Statistics Julius Shiskin Shiskin Congressional Joint Economic Committee

Horse Show Sunday at Bishop Stables near Princeton

The Mountaineer Trail sponsors a Sunday horse show at Bishop Stables off State Rt. 20 near Princeton, starting at 2 p.m. seventeen classes will be judged with trophies for winners. If rain interrupts, the show moves to June 15.

Mountaineer Trail Bishop Stables State Rt. 20 Princeton

Rachel Jackson Smokes Corncob Pipe to Relieve Bronchial Condition

In a note attributed to her doctor the wife of President Andrew Jackson relieves her bronchial ailment by smoking a corncob pipe, a practice described as a personal remedy rather than a medical prescription.

Rachel Jackson Andrew Jackson

Bloodmobile To Visit Bland Church Monday

The Bluefield Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Bland Street United Methodist Church Bland Road on Monday from noon to 6 p.m. A drawing for 18 prizes valued at over 200 dollars is offered with many sponsors. First time donors get an extra chance.

Bluefield Red Cross Bland Street United Methodist Church Bland Road Eechs Ae Leggett McDonald’s Peabie Acme Yond Bluefield Ee Phil Ow Nabioon Shoney’s College Avenue IGA Foodliner Commercial Bank Burger Chef Bluefield W. Va Kiwanis Bloodmobile Bland Street Grace United Methodist Churches Sue Bowman

Bluefield State College Summer Session Registration Begins

Bluefield State College announces summer session starts June 9 1975 with registration from 9 am to 3 pm in Conley Hall. Three terms planned with a ten week session by Red Science and Technology and two five week sessions by other divisions from June 9 to August 15. Contact Registrar or Director of Admissions at 325-7102 for information.

Bluefield State College Conley Hall Coffindaffer BSC Division of Red Science and Technology Applied Science and Technology Princeton Area

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