Beatrice Dickerson Engaged to George Richardson
Mr and Mrs Hillery M Dickerson announce the engagement of their daughter Beatrice Louise to Mr George W Richardson. The marriage is set for June 29 at the bride’s Powhatan West Virginia home.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1930
Page
22
Mr and Mrs Hillery M Dickerson announce the engagement of their daughter Beatrice Louise to Mr George W Richardson. The marriage is set for June 29 at the bride’s Powhatan West Virginia home.
Westminster church hosted a Friday evening gathering to honor delegates headed to the Young People's conference of the Presbyterian Synod of West Virginia at Lewisburg. Miss Mary Gordon Alley presided, with talks by Mrs. H S Healy and Mrs. W K McDowell among others, and a social hour with refreshments.
A Saturday gathering in Hamilton hall led by Superintendent Mrs. J Raymond Tilson and assistant Mrs. Charles Francis elected officers for the year. President is Miss Betty Boykin, vice president Miss Betty Wade Belcher, and secretary Mrs Jane Henderson.
Lois Russell circle of the W M A at First Christian Church will meet at Arlene Geordon’s home Tuesday evening at 6 30 and depart for an outing.
Circle 3 of the Grace Woman's Missionary Society met June 4 with 13 members and 2 visitors at Larch Street. The program included prayer, a Bible lesson by Mrs. R. L. Lyle, reading of minutes, an article from the Missionary Voice, and a short talk by Rev. C. W. Kelley. Refreshments were served by the hostess and members listed.
Violinist Roy Kent and pianist Gibson Morrisey will perform on station WHIS Monday evening from 7:30 to 8. Bluefield Cotillion club hosts its homecoming dance at the West Virginian hotel Tuesday evening June 17 from 10 to 1 with Edwards' Collegians. A second Cotillion dance is planned Friday June 27 at the same venue and time. Club members and guests attend a Noe luncheon dance on the morning of June 4.
Members of the 1930 graduating class of the Bluefield sanitarium school of nursing were hosted by the alumnae association for an evening at Lake Shawnee amusement park. Activities included boating dancing and swimming with a picnic supper.
Mrs J M B Lewis Jr and Mrs J P Gills reach the finals of the pro's club tournament at the local club. Lewis defeated Mrs J H Kabler and Mrs Herbert Markle to advance. Gills advanced by default from Mrs J M Herndon and Miss Elizabeth Hooper. The event was highly praised for the strong play and interest among players. Finals to be played Tuesday.
J. P. Gills will hostesses for Ladies' day at Bluefield country club on Tuesday. The event features a one club tournament and winter rules will govern the play until the grounds committee deems the lie satisfactory to improve.
A Grace church circle five W M S meeting led by Mrs J H Hicks met at Mrs J P Martins Highland Ave with ten members and three visitors Mrs Keith Grover Mrs Jesse S Ball and Miss Orphin Lynn Ball. After the opening hymn prayers and Bible questions Hicks presented the third lesson from Studies in Prophecy.
Fine scores posted at Blue Field Country Club during the pro’s weekly prize event. Mrs J H Kabler won the donated golf ball for low gross with 41, followed by Mrs AH Markle 42, Mrs William Beary 48, Mrs EF B Hale 46, and Mrs B N Huffard 45.
The West End circle of Calvary Baptist Church convened Thursday evening at Mrs. Lester’s Memorial avenue home with forty in attendance and five visitors. The program featured mission readings and music led by Mrs. R. H. Black with several social participants, closing with a chain prayer and refreshments.
Mrs. Will C. Bagley was re-elected captain of the White Shrine patrol Macedonia Shrine No. 8 at a meeting last evening in the Masonic temple. Mrs. B. S. Humphreys was chosen president and Mrs. R. J. Dodda vice president. Mrs. J. F. Blunt was re-elected secretary and Miss Thelma McMullin treasurer. Mrs. Elbert Beamer was elected first lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Dudley second lieutenant.
The Young Matrons Guild of the Christian church in Bluefield Virginia met Tuesday evening at Mrs. J T Lambert's home with Miss Corrine Turner as joint hostess. Thirteen members attended with two visitors. Mrs W M Keister presided. Mrs C Nelson led the program and Mrs E M Cecil delivered a scripture reading from Psalm 28 and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs Ray Burnett explored the theme Comrades of the Way. Miss Gladys McMullen presented a poem titled Myself and the gathering closed with benediction and a social hour.
A series of brief notes lists residents traveling for visits to Richmond Roanoke Hillsville Va and Atlanta and trips to Williamson Toronto Detroit St Augustine and Florida. Local illnesses include Irene Rash ill at home and Frank Simpkins Jr undergoing abscessed lung treatment at St Luke's hospital. Several families visit relatives and attend events across multiple states.
Central railway reports residents moving to Detroit after a year in De troit and fifteen years in Bluefield. Local notes include Miss Ima Smith discharged from Bluefield sanitarium and other residents traveling to Parkersburg Asheville Bedford and Huntington. Mrs E G Palmer remains seriously ill with heart trouble as Mamie Murrey sits at her bedside.
The Pisgah church grove hosts an entertainment for a guest nearing four score years. The occasion features Mr. Peery and his family in attendance with contributions from H G McCall C Henry Harman J D Peery and C H Peery Jr. Judge A C Buchanan appoints a county assessment board of Robert B Moss W M Gillespie and W B F White.
The New Tazewell playhouse closes for conversion into a talking picture venue. Reopening is slated for Thursday, June 12 with Happy Days as the initial feature. The upgrade requires a sizable capital outlay and aims to meet demand for sound films.
Mrs John Crockett presented a piano and violin recital at the high school auditorium on May 31. The class delivered careful, prepared performances that reflected the teacher’s efforts and the students’ progress to a large audience.
Miss Clair Peery and Margaret Rosenbaum showed strong piano progress with pleasing numbers in a recital. Arthur Shelton excelled on violin, joined by Ruth Peery and Mary Crockett Bowen who demonstrated solid technique and poise. Bowen and Peery recently graduated high school and plan to study music alongside college work.
Graduates listed include Miss Helen Kimball and Miss Elizabeth Kimball, daughters of W. E. F. Kimball of North Tazewell. Creamery opening delayed due to equipment arrival but expected soon, targeting a home market for the county dairy. Missionary society of North Tazewell church to meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Ireson’s home with Mrs. Beavers co-hostess.
Plans are forming for a Fourth of July program at the fair grounds with an unannounced speaker. Features include liberty horse racing a brass band saddle horse show and a fireworks display. A carnival company will exhibit all week.
N M Walker proprietor of Richlands Chevrolet Sales expects the Richlands building to be finished by July 1. The shop will be beneath the salesroom and office. R R Well reports a three story brick building in Rianne near completion, housing a combined business and apartment.
Dr. S. D. Long presiding elder of the Tazewell district travels to Knoxville Tennessee for the University of Tennessee commencement and to join the remaining ten living members of the 1880 graduation class in a jubilee celebration.
Eleven men from diverse fields will be honored by the university with a banquet. They will attend in cap and gown to lend dignity to the diploma ceremony for the current graduating class.
A stream of visitors and relatives arrived in Tazewell and nearby for short stays. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kendrick of Johnson Missouri with two daughters Louetta and Martha Ruth stayed with kin. Mrs. Lou Kendrick visited North Tazewell with Wade TH Peery. Grace Mays of Tennessee College is expected for summer vacation. The Royall and Bowen families attended State Teachers College Farmville commencements. Various locals traveled, hosted guests, and returned from trips to Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina.
The body of little John Charles Eagle was laid to rest in a mountainside tomb near Bastian Virginia after a fishing accident near Wolf Creek. His funeral was led by Rev Edward W Hughes of Pearisburg Episcopal church. The boy vanished Wednesday evening while fishing and was found beside a rock in four feet of water after a day and night long search.
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