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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1940

Page

13

Plans for Bluefield post banquet aid Red Cross and orphans

Plans were made for the past commanders banquet to be held June 20 at the Memorial building by Mercer Post 2703 V F W. Proceeds will be shared between the Red Cross and the V F W national home for orphans. Delegates and alternates to the state V F W encampment at Huntington were selected. The post will host the twelfth division V F W meeting on June 16. Local residents and visitors are noted, with several names and trips mentioned.

Memorial Mercer Post Red Cross V. F. W. National Home For Huntington M. B. Greer W. F. Whittaker Ben Fletcher Ray Bailey

Money Taken From Register Returned

The $12.50 stolen from the White Tavern register Friday morning was repaid Friday night after Sheriff G H Crumpacker Trooper G T Davis and Constable E Dale Bailey concluded their investigation. The alleged thief, said to be drug influenced, had money on him and believed he was in his own place. Rhode Island ranked first in 1939 for traffic deaths per 100 million vehicle miles.

White Taven G. H. Crumpecker G. T. Davis E. Dale Bailey Rhode Island

Princeton Relief Food Distribution and Theatre Notice

Regular food distribution for relief clients will occur Thursday June 13 at the Bluefield warehouse 201 North Mercer Street and the Princeton warehouse 1609 North Walker Street. Theatre program features Jean Arthur Fred MacMurray and Melvyn Douglas in Too Many Husbands at the Mercer Theatre for the next three days with a supporting cast including Harry Davenport Melville Cooper Dorothy Peterson Mary Treen and Tom Dugan.

Bluefield North Mercer Street Princeton North Walker Street Department of Public Assistance Jean Arthur Fred MacMurray Melvyn Douglas Mercer Theatre W. Somerset Maugham Harry Davenport Melville Cooper Dorothy Peterson Mary Treen Tom Dugan

Princeton Churches Plan Sunday Services and Activities

First Methodist Church led by Hugh E. Kelso features 11:00 a.m. Heirs of God and 7:30 p.m. Some Young Fellows With Finest Qualities, a boys and young men targeted service. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Epworth League groups meet at 6:45 p.m. Episcopal Church with Rev. Jennings W. Hobson holds 9:45 a.m. Bible class and 7:45 p.m. evening prayer. First Church of Christ with Frank L. Stuck offers graded church at 9:45 a.m. Sermon With a Purpose. Bible classes at 10:50 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. with pastor sermon and welcoming music.

First Methodist Church Hugh E. Kelso Early Robertson Epworth League Episcopal Church Jennings W. Hobson First Church OF Christ Frank L. Stuck Christian Endeavor

Mrs Mary Tucker Dies at Thorntontown Funeral Sunday at 3

Mrs Mary Alice Tucker 65 died at home in Thorntontown after a months long illness. Widow of Henry A Tucker she leaves one son E C Tucker of Princeton and six daughters. Funeral at Silver Springs Chapel Sunday at 3 with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Pallbearers and flower bearers named. Born May 29 1875 in Tazewell Virginia she lived in Princeton 31 years.

Mary Alice Tucker Thorntontown Severa Henry A. Tucker Silver Springs Chapel Edward Stubblefield First Baptist Church Resthaven Memorial Park Elbert Wimmer Carl Bish Moody White Earl Wyant Calvin Belcher Frank Scott Frank Jones Thurman Wipperman Harold Bailey Bass Bish Thurman Poff Gladys Hamm Charlotte Bish Pansy Jones Frances King Jackie Jones Wilma Wyant Ida Day Odessa Pennington Mrs. Tucker Thomas Virginia Stillwell Tazewell Welch Tucker The Baptist Church E. C. Tucker Princeton Nora Forgays Greensboro N. C Ola Tra Winging Gulf Euva Paitsel Ella Paitsell Nellis Edmonds Hazel Travis Slab Fork Thomas Stillwell Elizabeth Perdue Sarah Cooper

Princeton Personal News Recaps Local Graduations and Visits

W C Cook Jr returns from University of Virginia after first med school year. Norma Jean Sewell recovering well after Memorial Hospital operation. S J Evans and Ed Charlton head home from Marietta Ga with Mrs Emma McKinney visiting. Downey family hosted Charles Robey Claywell and Christina Morgan to stay with grandparents. George Woolfolk Jr to receive civil engineering degree at VPI with Murray Stecker and Burman Snidow also graduating Friday or Monday.

W. C. Cook, Jr University of Virginia Norma Jean Sewell R. O. Sewell Princeton Memorial Hospital S. J. Evans Ed Charlton Marrietta Emma McKinney Irvin A. Downey Charles Robey Claywell Staraar UE Christina Morganton N.C Mullens Friay Della Morrow Janie Turner Walter Moxley Huntingon Fort Gay George Woolfolk College Street George Woolfolk, Jr Murray Stecker Burman C. Snidow

Epworth training conference in Lerona West Virginia

The Epworth training conference met at Pipe Stein school with about seventy attendees. Two classes Worship and Enriching the Spiritual Life were led by Rev. W. S. Hendricks and Rev. H. E. Kelso. A Peace worship service and accordion music by Robert Fletcher followed. The Lerona charge third quarterly conference will be held Sunday June 9 at 3:30 with Rev. C. G. Eastwood to preach.

Speedway-Lerona W. Va Epworth Pipestein School W. 8. Hendricks Matoaka H. E. Kelso Princeton Elgood Robert Fletcher Lerena Charge C. G. Eastwood

Revival Meeting Under Rev Carl Hensley At Painter Chapel

A revival led by Rev. Carl Hensley of Athens is underway at Painter's Chapel and will continue through next week.

Carl Hensley Athens Painter’s Chapel

Methodists Hold District Camps At Camp Houston

District camp sessions announced for the senior group at Camp Houston near Kimball from June 17 to 22 and for the intermediate group from June 24 to 29.

Camp Houston Kimball

Painter's Chapel Board Meeting Votes for District Camp Delegate

The Painter's Chapel Christian board met Thursday at E. B. Underwood's home. They approved sending a delegate to the district camp near Kimball and settled other important matters.

Painter’s Chapel Christian Board E. B. Underwood Ard Kimball

Epworth League Officers Elected and Local Club Meetings

Eggleston Virginia reports a Methodist Woman's Missionary society meeting at Mrs Katie Thacker home with plans for an ice cream supper on June 22. Epworth League elected Hogie Smith president and other officers. 4-H clubs arranged a July dinner at the high school and several local residents were noted visiting or hosting at homes in the area.

Eggleston Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Katie Thacker F. W. King Nannie Holding J. A. Johnston W. A. Simpkins Epworth League Hogie Smith Gwendolyn Simpkins Helen Warner Ralph Johnston Billy Warner Mary Morton Eunice Moton Sarah Miller Billy Johnston

Glen Lyn social notes honor a bride and host a luncheon

Mrs. E L Knight and Miss Betty Knight hosted a luncheon and linen shower for Mrs. Earl Guynn with fifteen guests. The event featured a three course meal, a fortune emblem cake, and gifts, with early summer flowers decorating the home.

Glen Lyn Va E. L. Knight Betty Knight Earl Guynn O. G. Caldwell C. K. Thigpen Hazel Ethel Campbell Mary Helen Caldwell Ruby Guynn Rebecca Thigpin Imogene Shumate Mary Ann Hedrick Frances Crittenden Mildred Jessee Pearl Topper

Easy terms offer home ownership through low down payments

The ad boasts $10 down and $50 a month for lots up to $250 and $15 down and $7.50 a month for up to $350, claiming thousands have started home ownership in 30 years. It emphasizes 17 cents a day as a path to ownership or investment, highlighting affordable terms and lasting impact.

Property On Ground Representative Seeks Quick Selections

A ground representative invites immediate property viewing and selection. Signage shows exact location and lot details. plaques map sections with numbers and sizes. visitors urged to visit now and choose multiple lots.

No Taxes Free Insurance on Life Contract Offer

Insurance advertises no taxes during the contract and a free death benefit. It promises that on the purchaser's death the remaining balance is surrendered and a free deed is issued to the beneficiary without further payment.

Water system boosts appeal in coalfield subdivision

In each subdivision we strive to improve living quality. Streets are graded and a complete water system with lines in front of many lots and truck farms has been installed. The system will belong to the purchasers, a rare convenience for buyers.

Variety of land tracts for all sizes available

Available listings offer options from a good sized lot to a truck farm of 1 to 40 acres. Prospective buyers can find a tract that fits any size preference right here.

Private Sale Not An Auction This Saturday

We caution you that this is a private sale not an auction and you select just what you like at one definite price without bidding against others. Make several selections now then be on the ground early Saturday morning June 15.

Sales Open At Dawn For Property Lots

Every person will have the same opportunity as not a single lot will be sold until Saturday morning, June 15. Sales will start at 5:00 O clock, so be on the ground by daylight or before.

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