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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1939

Page

2

Headquarters for Conclave Opened in West Virginia

The West Virginia department of the American Legion opened permanent convention headquarters in room 202 of law building. General Chairman Herbert May announced the site will house campaign materials and enable efficient work for the upcoming September meeting. Bluefield Post No. 9, host of the 1939 convention, will convene tonight at 8 in the Appalachian Community Building to discuss plans and progress.

West Virginia Department of the American Legion Herbert May General Convention Law Commerce General May West Virginia American Legion Bluefield Post No. 9 Appalachian

Aggressors Warned by Halifar in War Speech

Halifar warns aggressors in a lengthy government statement quoted from page one. He notes some European leaders are willing to explore lebensraum yet distrust remains. He stresses that foreign interference now cannot help as mutual confidence is absent and forethought is essential to avoid worsening the crisis.

Jesty

West Virginia Delegates Embrace Great Rulers American Way

West Virginia delegates advocate a strong national approach praising the American way. The remarks emphasize leadership and civic responsibility amid ongoing political discussions.

W. VA

Men of the Church Hear Morton Wagner Tonight

Westminster Men of the Church address the club at their regular monthly meeting this evening. Morton Wagner is the featured speaker for the event.

Morton Wagner Westminster Men-of - —— Club

Royal Visit Dazzles Washington Crowds at Union Station

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit the capital amid sweltering heat and massive crowds. President Roosevelt welcomes them at the White House as thousands of soldiers, sailors, and civilians line a two mile parade route to greet the royal couple with cheers and a 21 gun salute.

Union Station Pennsylvania Avenue White House Elizabeth Queen Elizabeth Mrs. Roosevelt Siaenem Queen Capitol Watson Washington Creek

Giles Welcomes Goodwill Group at Bluefield Gathering

The Giles community hosts a goodwill group event begun over a year ago in Bluefield Virginia. The gathering features fellowship and old friendships renewed with songs and piano. Attendees include Miss Sally, Henry, Billie, Belton Vengen, J Pay Ao Sam Wor ley, Mr and Mrs C J Stephens, Harry Kammer, Kersey Le Tevier, Gilbert Jim Coleman, James Mattson, Aaron Russ Jr, Robert Chandler, Henry Rodgin, Viret Davis, Mr B Kitts, Max Matz, Sheffey Massey as chairman, and Hoge the Giles native son.

Bluefield Sally Bluefield Va Henry Billie Belton Vengen J.pay Sam Worley C. J. Stephens Harry Kammer Kersey Bere Gilbert Jim Coleman James Mattson Aaron Russ Robert Chandler Henry Rodgin

Hagerstown Man Held After Forced Car Ride

A Hagerstown man was detained on an open charge as county authorities probe a report that he forced a woman into her car. Sheriff identifies suspect as Cock B. Sahett of three children, estranged from his wife. John O. Doub and Miss Simmons were driven, she left at an aunt and uncle's home, then he continued toward West. State police stopped the vehicle but could not prevent further driving.

Hagerstown Cock B. Saeh Baker John O. Doub H Doub Miss Simmons W. x

Kirk Elected President of Bluefield Business Men's Association

Lintly Kirk was elected president of the Bluefield Business Men's Association at their meeting. Hold-over directors include H. Co. Lewis Ray Evans L. ee H. Lawhead and J. Lindley.

FAVORED FEW Ot ROYALTY AT TEA

The queen and king attended a social tea lasting about an hour, meeting Mrs John Garner and Mr Morgan as public invitations stirred interest. Representative Rogers reported the scene while Mrs Rogers guided a guest with a floral print outfit.

J. P. Morgan Garner John Garner Morgan Royal Oast Nee

Bradley's Offers Tailored Suits and Dresses Sale

Readable items describe bargains on tailored suits and jackets, dresses and coats with prices from 1.95 to 6.95 at Bradley's. Includes late Thursday finishing, Saturday sales, and special values on various apparel. The text also mentions a convention of the Disciples of at an unspecified venue.

Bradley and Bradley's Onan Ona

Wheeling Preacher Heads Christians Delegation

Wheeling West Virginia on June 8 reports Rev. William M. McKinney pastor of the Wheeling church named president of the West Virginia Christian delegation with Johnson designated as delegate.

Wheeling Johnson W. Va William M. McKinney Church of Wheeling West Virginia

Cultivation Underway at New Prison Farm in West Virginia

The Board of Control reports work at the new Medium Security prison farm near Huttonsville, with 350 of 1900 acres sown. Officials hope the crops will advance in the coming days.

Parteten W. Va Board of Control Huttonsville

Deaths and Funerals for W J Watson 68

Funeral services for W J Watson, 68, who died after lingering illness, will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at his home. Rev J W Palmer of Calvary church will officiate. He leaves a wife, son and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. His husband died February 28 1909. Other notices mention Mrs E Cartee of N H and families in Kenova Union Street Goodwill and New York City.

W. J. Watsons JW Palmer Calvary Church E. Cartee Mouth N. H A. P Kenova J. W Princeton Bessie Counts Union Street Goodwill Edmund Puneral City A. P. ‘Wingo Edmund Bunn New York City

State eyes disease fight with traveling clinic tour

A mobile eye clinic staffed by Dr. J. A. Arbuckle and nurses will tour southern and central West Virginia starting next week. The first stop is Clay and Grantsville with plans to visit Putnam, Lincoln, Wayne, and Mingo counties.

J. A. Arbuckle West Virginia Clay Grantsville Putnam Lincoln Wayne Mingo

Negro Shot by Wife Dies in Mercer County Incident

Ed Thomas, a Black man shot by his wife Virginia Thomas on the morning of June 2, died early last week. Authorities released details at her request. Morton Wagner, Thomas's relative, said a murder warrant would be issued. Police said she claimed self defense.

Ed Thomas Virginia Thomas Mercer County Thomas Morton Wagner

Drum and Bugle Corps to Appear on Flag Day

The Bluefield Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will perform for the annual observance. Judge D M Easley of the Mercer Wyom circuit court will be the principal speaker. The event takes place in the Elks lodge room at Raleigh and Bland streets at 7 45 o clock tomorrow night.

Drum and Bugle Corps Bluefield D. M. Easley Mercer-Wyom Circuit Court Elks Lodge Raleigh Bland Streets

Rain Drenches City in Brief 12 Minute Downpour

A heavy rain struck around 3 30 o clock, preceded by nearly half an inch of precipitation in twelve minutes. The quick shower drenched streets and brought rapid runoff, with residents noting the unusually intense downpour for the afternoon.

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Conclave Legion Halifar Bebe Capital Thal Alan Lomaz Coon Creek Soco Gap Square Kate Smith Lawrence Tibett Metropolitan Opera Company Bartier Throng Giles Pearisburg Lions Club Kirk Setts Harvard Cheries River Bowmen Bland Street Bradley's The Disciples of At New York Greyhound Scott Stree Federal T. J. Wingo Willis
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