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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

19

Sunday School Guests Entertained At Home In Wilcoe

Mrs H L Laughter hosted a Tuesday night gathering for the Sunday School group at her Wilcoe home. Children enjoyed games and flowers while an ice course was served. The church's Sunday school meets at 9 45 with an evening service at 7 30 conducted by Rev J R Belcher. Mrs J H Ashworth to entertain Bee Square Serving club on June 10 at 8 o'clock.

Wilcoe W. Va H. L. Laughter Mable Reid Helen Mades Juanita Martin Sthel Hollands Maxine Stubblefield Margaret Ball Alma _ Lineberry Frances Lawrence Dickens A. Grubb J. R. Belcher J. H. Ashworth Bee Square

Pollyanna Club Social Planned For June 12

Mrs. W. EB Jamison will host the Pollyanna club Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. The note lists residents and visitors with travels or stays in Meadow View Meadow View Va Concord College Athens and others including Bluefield Va and Elizabethton Tenn. It mentions several relatives and students visiting home for the summer.

Pollyanna Club W. EB. Jamison Wilcoe C. V. Jackson Meadow View M. McGhee Bluefield Harry Donner Concord College Athens Z. Renass Ceres Willard Duncan Williamson Mies Ruth Williams W. A. Williams Concord Normal College Charles Moore J. M. Grorg Newland N. C H. L. Laugher T. L. Ray and Son Egwin Tenn

Berwind Notes Local Social Visits And Quilty News

June 7 report from Berwind West Virginia lists Agnes Wetzel returning home to Superior Wisconsin after a visit with the Link family. P P Kerr Jr returns from Malvern Pennsylvania. Bert Tabor family travels to Bluefield for a few days. J W Tanner of Bluefield visits. C Hardin family returns from Richmond with son treated for paralysis of the arm. Mrs R V Myers hosts Ladies Aid at Union church. Mrs Frank Givens receives a bridal shower at Cy Robinson home. Mrs P P Kerr back from New York and Atlantic City. W A Newhall returns to Philadelphia after a short stay.

Berwind W. Va Agnes Wetzel Superior Wis C. W. Link P. P. Kerr Jr Malvern Bert Tabor Mary Ann Bluefield J. W. Tanner Hardin Richmond Graham R. V. Myers Ladies Aid Society Union Church Frank Givens Cy Robinson P. P. Kerr New York Atlantic City W. A. Newhall Philadelphia

Jealousy and love collide in Alan and Natalie's drama

Alan learns Natalie did not love him and suspects self interest drove her return. He confesses a past romance and plans to marry Phillipa while grappling with adopting Bobby as his son. Natalie plans a Philadelphia departure as Phillipa pressures to control Bobby and their future.

Alan Bobby Phillipa Shaver Lamont Maine Geoffrey Natalie Geoffrey Norman Toya

Jealousy and Deception End in Tragic Love Triangle

Natalie Converse leaves her husband amid jealousy over his friendship with Bernadine Lamont. Phillipa West engineers a scheme to drive a wedge between them while seeking her own advantageous marriage. Bernadine dies and Alan, misled by Phillipa, distances himself from Natalie. Natalie, in Philadelphia with an aunt, resolves to plead again for reconciliation as Alan plans remarriage after a divorce.

Alan Natalie Mrs. Lamont Bernadine Bernadine Lamont Phillipa Weaton Phillipa Bobby Florence Phillipa West Philadelphia Phillip Westchester Hobby

She Flew to the Instrument for Apology From Alan

A fragmented note describes a woman traveling to an instrument venue hoping Alan would call to apologize. The text hints at a continuation and unresolved tensions between the two.

Alan

Cog Railway to Link Mount Hood Seeks Approval

Washington June 7 Mount Hood 11225 foot peak will gain a cog railway. After debate Secretary Hyde has allowed the cableway. The project aims to provide a new means of public pleasure and access to the untamed wilderness.

Washington Mount Hood Hyde

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