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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1941

Page

13

Longtime Norfolk and Western man recalls rail career

A veteran rail worker recalls 45 years on the Norfolk and Western system beginning in 1893 at Switchback. He notes steering clear of strikes, meeting railroad leaders, and witnessing major changes from coal trains to electric locomotives, while praising loyal colleagues and the Bluefield community.

Norfolk and Western Canada Crozier Store Elkhorn N. D. Maher Pocahontas Division J. L. McClelland Bill Hudson E. E. Winters

Miss Margaret Lilly Praised After Local Concert

Mrs. Joe Davidson former Sally Litz commends Miss Lilly after attending her concert. The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Methodist church opens Monday morning with theme Our Church. Special music and recreation teachers are available.

Margaret Lilly Joe Davidson Sally Litz Miss Lilly Bible School of the Methodist Church Our Church

Ruby-throat Hummingbird Visits Dudley Porch

A ruby throated hummingbird was seen sipping nectar from a buttercup on the Dudley porch. Mrs. Dudley promptly paged the wild animal editor with the sighting.

J. Glenn Dudley, Jr Dudley Little Hummers

Wishing Best for Carol and Rand in Quiet Season

The notice extends best wishes for a long and happy marriage to Carol and Rand. It notes Bluefield Virginia will not hold a town election this year, with the next town race in 1942 alongside nationwide elections. The Democratic gubernatorial primary is August 5 and the state election is in November for governor and other state offices.

Carol Rand Bluefield Blufield House of Delegates

Andersons Attend Roanoke Wedding of Helen Anderson

Mrs. R. C. Anderson with her son John and daughter Leta May attended the wedding in Roanoke on Saturday of Miss Helen Anderson to Clarence A. Elsworth. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R Homer Anderson. Several social events were held in honor of the bride.

R. C. Anderson John Leta May Roanoke Helen Anderson Clarence A. Elsworth R. Homer Anderson

Cry of Hound Pack Heard Near Bluefield during Night

Late Friday about 11 pm residents heard a pack of hounds pursuing a fox on or near Stony Ridge or Brushy Fork. The sound carried distinctly to Bluefield Virginia, offering soothing countryside music to a sleepy dreamland.

Stony Ridge Brushy Fork Bluefield Dreamland

Bible Students at Princeton include Mrs L E Thornton

Among Princeton Bible students is Mrs L E Thornton who sent several Bible questions written with initials rather than full name. The letter noted and puzzled the editors yet the content showed her engagement with biblical inquiries.

Princeton L. E. Thornton

New Homes Rising in Bluefield Virginia Area

Construction expands in Bluefield and Shelton Heights with multiple new houses under way. W P Ryan of Bluefield is building in Shel by Heights while W A Thorn hill constructs on Mont rose Street. E C Jackson begins a Mountain Lane home but hits solid limestone. Several more homes planned on Mountain Lane in the Donald Saunders addition.

Bluefield W. P. Ryan W. Va Shelby Heights W. A. Thornhill Montrose Street E. C. Jackson Mountain Lane Donald Saunders

Back in Office Dale Harman Returns Home

Dale Harman is back in his office and feeling fine after a siege of illness that led to a hospital stay. He resumed duties and appears in good health at work following the medical leave.

Dale Harman Dale

Bank of Graham Opens in Light Building

Old residents recall the Bank of Graham opening in the Light building where the Juliet Tea Room stands now and note the post office once shared that site. A Bluefield man, Jim Litz, once cashed a check there in gold about fifty years ago, highlighting the era of the gold standard.

Bank, Post Office Bank of Graham Jim Litz Bluefield Ber

Gillespies to Attend Lexington Graduation Exercises

Mr and Mrs Jess Gillespie depart for Lexington to attend the graduation exercises at WMU where son Samuel completes his second year He will accompany them home after the ceremony.

Jess Gillespie Lexington Samuel

Tazewell High Confers Degrees to Billie Iris Dunnigan

Among the graduates of Tazewell High school was Billie Iris Dunnigan of Gratton. She is the daughter of Mrs. W. L. Dunnigan and the late Dr. Dunnigan, with Mrs. Dunnigan a frequent visitor to Bluefield.

Tazewell Tazewell High School Billie Iris Dunnigan Gratton Miss Dunnigan W. L. Dunnigan Dr. Dunnigan Dunnigan Bluefield

Overcoat Only Garb Seen On Former Coach Ted Fix

Dispatch reports former Graham athletic coach Ted Fix was found walking on the coast of Spain wearing only an overcoat after his clothing was lost when Zamzam went down. In Virginia, 1,400 historic markers have been placed along state highways under N Clarence Smith chairing the conservation commission, with a descriptive booklet issued to thousands.

Ted Fix Graham Athletic Spain Fix N. Clarence Smith Bluefield Virginia State Conservation Commission

Potatoes with whiskers grow in West Virginia

A claim about potatoes grown in a Princeton cellar is cited as true by Governor Neely. E. G. Haley states he raised spuds with whiskers and a long tail inside his home cellar during winter. He sent a sample of Old-Timer potatoes to the governor for verification.

Neely West Virginia E. G. Haley Princeton Haley

Club to Meet at New West Graham Quarters

The West Graham Community club will meet Wednesday afternoon in their new quarters in the H. C. Broyles building. Mrs. G. M. Boswell, Mrs.

West Graham H. C. Broyles G. M. Boswell

Picnic given for O C Glas by Harman church class

The Junior Sunday school class at Harman Baptist church enjoyed a picnic last Sunday hosted by teacher Mrs. Frank Landreth Jr assisted by Mrs. Clyde Cook. Four dozen or so pupils joined in games photos and a lunch on the ground with names including Tommy and Jimmy Cook Harold and Juanita Cook and many others.

Harman Baptist Church Frank Landreth Clyde Cook Tommy Jimmy

Joint hostesses named Ralph Smith and Mrs John Steele

BOOST FOR BOOK AGENT This is the time of year when a school boy may be selling books or magazines during vacation. Do not slam the door, be civil, and direct him to your neighbor. Your own son might need to earn money similarly someday. The book agent is a blessing aiding homes with libraries that otherwise would not exist.

William Woods 50 Former Bluefield Resident Dies

Information from Bluefield Virginia reports the death of William Woods 50 at Barlow Ohio He was a former Bluefield resident son of the late Dr and Mrs O J Woods nephew of Judge H G Woods of Princeton and uncle of Mrs T W Stafford of Meadow Street Bluefield He is survived by his widow and two daughters.

Bluefield Barlow, O William Woods O. J. Woods Woods H. G. Woods Princeton T. W. Stafford Meadow Street

Correction of Edith Cavell shooting date in 1915 report

A reader notes the Telegraph misdated Edith Cavell’s shooting by the German firing squad to 1915 and provides the correct date October 13, 1915. The reader also reports blackberries blossomed ten days ago at Vivian and references a blackberry winter there prior to Bluefield.

Edith Cavell Vivian Bluefield

Red Cross Rooms Opened in W L Sexton Building

Red Cross rooms are opened in the W. L. Sexton building on Virginia Avenue. Ladies wishing to assist are asked to contact Mrs. W. C. Witten.

RED Cross W. L. Sexton Virginia Avenue W. C. Witten

Surprise Stork Shower for Mrs. Prater at Wolfe

A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. S. H. Prater of Wolfe Thursday night hosted by Mrs. T. A. Compton Falls Mills and Mrs. Mary Hayton Bluestone with many attendees from Falls Mills Coopers Bluestone Wolfe and Freeman. Guests sent gifts by absentees and several games were played with refreshments served.

S. H. Prater Wolfe T. A. Compton Falls Mills Mary Hayton Bluestone Bill Overstreet Robert Prater Orless Dinger Dessie Prater Ameda Joyce Eula Mae Compton James Smith Lou Overstreet Dan Shrader Lou Davidson Coopers Willard Sheets Dot Belcher T. K. Skidwell Elkhorn Eddie Compton Lillie Tabor Alec Noel Freeman Wilburn William Johnson Fred Belcher

Circle Holds Meeting at Mrs Henry Austin Home

Circle 1 of the First Methodist church met Thursday at the home of Mrs Henry Austin in Bluefield West Virginia. Mrs Verano read the World Outlook article Serving the Boys at Camp Shelby. Nine members and three visitors attended the social hour.

First Methodist Church Henry Austin Highland Avenue Bluefield W. Va

Local draft call notes two white men and one colored man

Local board No. 2 in Tazewell county lists Frank Lee Harman Frank Edward Teague and Billie Edward Wooden as selected for call No. 15. Colored Wooden must report at 6:45 a.m. on June 14 and the two white men at 6:45 a.m. on June 17.

Tazewell County Frank Lee Harman Frank Edward Teague Billie Edward Wooden

Vacation Bible School Starts June Sixteen at Baptist Church

The Daily Vacation Bible school will begin June 16 at the Baptist church. The pastor, the Rev. Paul Shepherd, will lead the children to ang the church in the miners' bus. Royal Ambassadors Meet at Counselor’s Home.

The Baptist Church Paul Shepherd

Old Code Book Reveals Virginia 1849 Details

Courtesy of W R Dalton the 1849 Code of Virginia is examined revealing Mercer’s single general assembly member, six month loan limits, and restricted voting for white landowners of twenty five acres. The text notes Virginia as a slave state with newly introduced free schools and lists various names and places found in marginal notes and a Boston Globe clipping.

W. R. Dalton Virginia West Virginia Old Dominion Mercer Giles County Dalton John Foster Cain Mary Hall W. W. and M. L. Peery

C E Speaker Heads to State Honors in West Virginia

Charles T. Mitchell leaves Monday for Salem West Virginia to attend the Golden Jubilee at Salem College. He won an all expense paid trip in a Mercer county unions speaking contest held at Princeton May 20. He competes for state honors at Salem.

Charles T. Mitchell Salem W. Va West Virginia Endeavor Society Salem College Mercer County Princeton

O Keiff Appointed Darden Campaign Manager in Tazewell

John G. O Keiff of Tazewell is named manager for Delegate W Darden in Tazewell County. The appointment promises strong local campaign management and O Keiff is well liked in the area.

O'Keiff Darden Tazewell John G. O’keiff W. Darden Tazewell County Mr. O’keiff

More Registrants Are Sent Questionnaires

Local Board No. 2 in Tazewell County Bluefield Virginia mailed questionnaires June 7 to registrants including Abe Whitt Leedy Bluefield James Lafayette Smith Falls Mills Charles Barzilla Vaughn Bluefield Lionel Ray Daugherty Falls Mills Cloyce Franklin Poin dexter Pocahontas Henry Clay Williamson Bluefield James Clarence Taylor Pocahontas Allen Radford Fleshman Pocahontas Frank Shannon Catron Gratton James Oliver asneey Pocahontas Joseph William lips Bluefield Edward Newton Bailey Bluefield Alfis R Shuler Boissevain William McGuire Caldwell Bluefield James Martin Lively Lowel W Va William Estes Thomason West Graham Joseph Thomas Sinolark Pocahontas Thomas Clyde Anderson Falls Mills Edwin Cubine Tabor Welch W Va James Ivan Felty Burkes Garden Samuel William Ghent Bluefield Joseph Anthony Eskut Pocahontas Harrison Hamilton Cruey Falls Millis Charles Warren Thompson Tip Top Stewart Winfred Starling West Graham Herbert Lewis Coon Jr Bluefield Raleigh Witten Ruble Bluefield Henry Houston Payne West Graham Melville Peyton Moser Boissevain Charlie Frazier Hess Boissevain Willie Young Helman

Tazewell County Bluefield Abe Whitt Leedy James Lafayette Smith Falls Mills Charles Barzilla Vaughn Lionel Ray Daugherty Cloyce Franklin Poindexter Pocahontas Henry Clay Williamson James Clarence Taylor Allen Radford Fleshman Frank Shannon Catron Gratton James Oliver Asneey Joseph William Lips Hzdward Newton Bailey Alfis R. Shuler Boissevain William McGuire Caldwell James Martin Lively Edwin Cubine Tabor Welch W. Va James Ivan Felty Burkes Garden Samuel William Ghent Joseph Anthony Eskut Harrison Hamilton Cruey Falls Millis Charles Warren Thompson Tip Top Stewart Winfred Starling West Graham Herbert Lewis Coon, Jr Raleigh Witten Ruble Henry Houston Payne Melville Peyton Moser Charlie Frazier Hess Willie Young Helman

Meeting plans for regu lar club June 20 at home of Mrs Everett

Mrs Jack Bingham announces a regular meeting on June 20 to be held at the home of Mrs Everett. Harris serves as counselor for the group and will assist with the program planning.

Jack Bingham Everett. Harris

Keen Mountain Churches Unite in Evangelistic Services

The Methodist and Baptist congregations of Keen Mountain unite for evangelistic services from June 2 to June 15. Reverend Barker of Richlands Baptist church preaches the sermons.

Methodist and Baptist Churches Keen Mountain Mr. Barker Richlands Baptist Church

Star G A Meeting Postponed for W M S Gathering

The Star G A of the Harmon church postpones its regular meeting from June 12 to June 17 due to the New Lebanon association annual W M S meeting. Several Harmon women will attend the Bethal church for the event.

G. A Harman Church Women Missionary Societies New Lebanon Association Harmon Society Bethal Church

Group to Hold Services at Nazarene Church Princeton

The Virginia Side Billy Sunday club and West Virginia club join to conduct services at the Nazarene church in Princeton with Rev Belcher as pastor. Morning service begins at 11 o clock and the afternoon at 2 30. Cars depart Bluefield at 10 15 this morning.

Virginia Billy West Virginia Nazarene Church Princeton Belcher Bluefield

Circle 2 Circle Chooses Lambert for Final Work Year

Circle 2 of Graham Christian church met in New Midway with Mrs. Monroe Slade presiding for a final year meeting. Mrs. J A Lambert chaired the session with devotion led by Mrs. Roy Barnett. Gratifying reports from the executive body followed adjournment, then a Polly Anna party and a shower for Mrs. Lambert. refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. Crotty assisting.

Circle 2 Graham Christian Church Monroe Slade New Midway J. A. Lampbert Roy Barnett Polly Anna Lampbert Crotty

Virginia Side Personal: Sprales End 10 Day Vacation Plan

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sprales depart this morning for a ten day vacation starting in Norfolk with planned stops in Washington DC and other places of interest Mrs Sprales formerly Miss Lora Mae Heldreth of Bluefield Virginia is identified as her maiden name and origin.

Kenneth Sprales Norfolk Washington, D. C Sprales Lora Mae Heldreth Bluefield

Local Social Notes From Springville Va

Springville residents report multiple visits and celebrations including wedding announcements for Ruth Yost and Edward Tabor with showers and gifts from Norman Cole Mrs Will Wallace and daughters visit Pembroke relatives Graduation exercises held at the grade school for nine pupils including Marjorie Carroll Clara Stevens and others The Tabor couple traveled to Norfolk after the shower events and local families hosted gatherings in honor of the couple.

Springville C. K. Nashiag C. W. Dennis Bastain Byron Peters Norton G. W. Bruce Welch Ruth Yost Edward Tabor Norman Cole J. A. Wallace Christian Church Will Wallace Grace Margaret Pembroke Tom Arms Bluefield Yost Sunny Norfolk Marjorie Carroll Clara and Macie Stevens Alma Dills Lillian Thompson Frank Wallace Loretta Carroll Frank Bailey Bobby Stevens

Public Works Sets Start for Fixing 1941 Assessments

Charleston officials chose Monday afternoon to begin fixing 1941 utilities assessments. Valuations of smaller utilities will be considered then. A second meeting is scheduled for Thursday.

Charleston W. Va Board of Public Works

Professor C. R. Six resigns from Richlands High School

At graduation exercises in Richlands Virginia on Monday night Professor C R Six announced his resignation after 18 years at Richlands High School He plans to take charge of a smaller high school in Wythe County next fall The community honored him with tributes and gifts including a wrist watch and a Gladstone bag The Kiwanis club and local officials praised his service to education and youth.

Richlands C. R. Six A. S. Greever Professor Six Richlands High School Six Wythe County J. B. Shockey Mr. Six Joe M. White Kiwanis Club R. H W. H. Allen H. B. Abshire I. T. Jessee J. B. Crabtree Tazewell County School Board John C. Scott

Rankin Family Thanks for Sympathy and Support

We, the family of Charles B Rankin, express thanks to friends who offered sympathy after his death. Grateful for doctors care during his short illness, for flowers, and for the use of cars.

Charles B. Rankin

Billy Sunday club opens evangelistic services at First Methodist

The Billy Sunday club begins evangelistic services at First Methodist Church on Sunday morning with Walter Forlines in charge of music and a solo. Rev Abshire will preach the evening sermon and Rev Wing will lead the singing. Rev Eller arrives Monday to take charge of the campaign. Services are at 10 am and 7 pm daily with a junior meeting at 7 pm led by Rev Wing.

Billy Sunday Club First Methodist Church Richlands Walter Forlines Rev Abshire Wing Eller

Richlands High School Band Debuts With Parade Opening

The Richlands high school band gave its first performance Monday in the high school auditorium before graduation exercises. A second appearance is planned Monday morning as the band parades from the town hall at 9 o'clock via Second Street to Suffolk Avenue and Front Street to the playground opening. New equipment is in place except the tennis courts. Band instructor Mr. Stupalsky of Bluefield and playground supervisor Ernie Hicks will lead.

Richlands High School Town Hall Second Street Suffolk Avenue Front Street Stupalsky Bluefield Ernie Hicks

Cub Pack Camp Fire Meeting Friday Evening

The Cub Pack will hold a camp fire meeting on Friday evening June 6 at 7:30 at the Scout cabin in Dalton addition.

Dalton Addition

Olive and Olive announce marriage in Mountain City Tenn

Mrs W T Bandy announces the marriage of her daughter Sara Virginia to Mr Dick Olive. The ceremony was performed by Rev A E Brown on May 8 1941 in Mountain City Tennessee. Sara Virginia graduated Richlands high school this year and Dick Olive son of Mr and Mrs Earl Olive also graduated from Richlands in 1938. They will reside in Richlands.

Olive-Bandy W. T. Bandy Sara Virginia Dick Olive A. E. Brown Mountain City Tenn Richlands High School Olive Earl Olive

Snead Niswander Wedding in Lebanon Virginia

Mr and Mrs G E Snead of Cleveland Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Janice to Erwin Niswander son of Mr and Mrs G C Niswander. The ceremony conducted by Rev J T Stinson in Lebanon Virginia May 31 featured a ring ceremony. The bride wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and gardenia corsage. Mrs Niswander is a graduate.

Bride Elect Nell Baylor to Wed June Fourteen in Wardell

Mrs E L Jackson hosted a Wednesday luncheon at her home in honor of Miss Nell Baylor a popular bride elect to wed Mr Leon Bishop of Richmond at her Wardell home on June fourteen Relatives and a few close friends will attend with a Tazewell guest list including Mrs Sam May Mrs Raymond Perry Mrs Robert Brown Mrs Henry Haley Mrs Bowen Thompson and Mrs Bane Perry.

E. L. Jackson Nell Baylor Wardell Tazewell Sam May Raymond Perry Robert Brown Henry Haley Bowen Thompson Bane Perry Miss Baylor

Presbyterians Send Representatives to Camp at Lake Pocahontas

The Presbyterian church will send Frances Unilee Helen McGlothlin Tommy Patteson Harold Patteson and Haye Lee Brown to camp at Lake Pocahontas near Meadowview Virginia. They depart Monday morning for a week of camp activities and Bible classes.

Young People's League of the Presbyterian Church Lake Pocahohontas Meadowview Frances Unilee Helen McGlothlin Tommy Harold Patteson Haye Lee Brown

Billy Mullens Hurt In Car Side Swipe

Billy Mullens, 17, son of Mrs. Elsie Mullens of Raven, suffered a broken elbow when a parked car he rode in was side swiped by an oil tank truck. Hospital reports his condition improving. The June town council meeting was postponed to next Monday night due to graduation exercises and the public is invited.

Billy Mullens Elsie Mullens Raven

Vacation Bible School Held By Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church schedules its annual Vacation Bible School from June 16 to 27 on weekdays from 9 to 11 a.m. A new beginner department is led by Miss Ann Elswick, with help from Mrs. Paul Jessee, Mary Frances Boggess, Mrs. Leslie Nuckols, Mrs. A. W. Parson, and Mrs. Charles Greever.

The Presbyterian Church Ann Elswick Paul Jessee Mary Frances Boggess Leslie Nuckols A. W. Parson Charles Greever

Richlands Kiwanis Resolution Urges Strike Avoidance

The Richlands Kiwanis Club in Virginia on May 23 1941 adopted a resolution urging the National Defense Mediation Board and other officials to act to prevent strikes vital to national defense. The measure states it is neutral and aimed at all employers and employees and not at any single group.

Richlands Kiwanis Club Richlands National Defense Mediation Board John L. Lewis UMW of A Kiwanis Club

Presbyterial Auxiliary Circles Meet with 22 Members

The Presbyterian auxiliary circles held Thursday meetings. Circle No. 1, hosted by Miss Susie Kincannon, had 11 members with Mrs. J. W. Fox leading the devotional and Mrs. Carl Thompson in charge of the program. Circle No. 2, at Mrs. John Womeldorf’s home, also had 11 members, plus 1 new member and 1 visitor.

Presbyterian Auxiliary Circle No. 1 Susie Kincannon J. W. Fox Carl Thompson Circle No John Womeldorf N, O, Gil

Local church circles hold June gatherings and devotions

Circle No 3 met at Mrs W E Steele's home with seven members. Mrs W E Steele led the devotional and Mrs Zelma Bandy directed the program. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist church with president Mrs A H Kelly presiding. Rev H B Abshire spoke on the coming revival. The Business Girls circle of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday night June 10 at 8 at Mrs J V Fox's with hostess Mrs Katherine Elkins.

Jespie Lutherson Circle No. 3 W. E Steele W. E. Steele Zelma Bandy Woman’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Church A. H. Kelly Willard Umbarger Robert Coleman H. B. Abshire Business Girls The Presbyterian Church J. V. Fox Katherine Elkins

Loyal Temperance Legion to Meet in June

The Loyal Temperance Legion hosts its regular June meeting Friday, June 13 at 7 30 PM at the Methodist church with members urged to attend. The W C T U holds its June gathering Wednesday afternoon, June 11 at Mrs George R McCall's home with Mrs Amos Royden as assistant hostess.

The Loyal Temperance Legion Methodist Church Ww. GT. U George R. McCall Amos Royden Lee Sparks Eader

Local residents host guests and travelers for summer visits

Mrs Huddleston and daughters Louise Martha and Marjorie plus C Princeton entertained friends Thursday. Several families welcomed relatives home from college and travel while others left for reunions and hospital stays. Notes mention individuals from Emporia Virginia Concord College Camp Lee Mary Washington College and Rural Retreat along with local medical care details and a wedding in Charlotte North Carolina.

Huddleston Louise Martha Marjorie C. Princeton Margaret Boggess Nell Porter Boggess Emporia Margaaret Hunter Dante High School Nancy Hunter Welch Jy H. Hunter Mary Frances Boggess Concord College T. G. Shifflebarger H. V. Little Chavelottesville University of Va Kenith Bandy Camp Lee Luther Thompson Marie Vivian Lebanon W. H. Puller Horace McCarthy Roanoke Mr. McCarthy Frances Hoeback Farmville Sarah Katherine Billy Six Frank Kirby Bluefield W. O. Echols Myr. Echols Roanoke Frieday Elswick Clinch Valley Clinic Dorothy McGlothiin Fredericksburg Mary Washington College Marvin McGuire Madeline Hurt Charlotte N.C Joe Subcae St. Paul Subcae Willie Lee Dickenson Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro Henry McGlothlin Clinch Valley Edna Myers Mattie Williams Hospital James Summers Elmyr Ree Hale Dahnman Shouse Scott Field Belleville Ill Red Ash R. H. Irson Tazewell Irson H. P. Irson L. Irson

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