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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1940

Page

20

Business Men's Banquet Tuesday in Bluefield

The Bluefield business men's association holds its nineteenth annual banquet Tuesday night June 11 at the West Virginian hotel. About 150 members wives and guests are expected to attend starting at 6 30 with Hudson Huffard as toastmaster. A sound film Credit the Life of Business will replace talks and five new directors will be elected for two years.

Business Men’s Association of Bluefield West Virginian Hotel Fred R. Christie Hudson Huffard National Retail Furniture Association Chamber Life of Business Associated Credit Bureaus of America Christie J. L. Kirk G. H. Lawhead H. C. Lewis L. A. Jackson Ray Evans B. E. Tabor Ed. McQuail A. J. Cole Harry Kammer

Anawalt Social News Admires Weiner Roast Gatherings

Miss Juanita Salyer and Eugene Hammonds hosted a weiner roast on No. 8 mountain at Over flowing Well with many friends attending. The account lists numerous attendees and chaperones, reflecting a lively community social scene in Anawalt West Virginia on a June weekend.

Anawalt W. Va Juanita Salyer Eugene Hammonds Weiner No. 8 Mountain Eva Bell Violet Salyer Mary Elswick Inez Harris Helen Vitosky Thelma Salyer Phylis Money Louise Elswick Katherine Bailey Donaly Cooper Joyce Whitman Doris Parks Margaret Whitman Mildred Blevins Geneva Martin Messrs. Lewil Harris Bert Haga C. B. Hall Clarence Parks Frank Spence Tip’ Bridgeman Jimmy McCan William Gary Harry Parks Douglas Meredith John Gary Randolph Johnston Clarence Bill Bridgeman Charles Harmon Henry Salyer L. M. Hammonds

Zinnias Race to Flower as Weather Warms Up

Zinnias now top popular flowers in America surpassing sweet peas asters and petunias. They tolerate heat and grow rapidly from warm sowing, with large and small forms, novel colors and varieties for borders cut flowers and bowls. Proper feeding and spacing boost flowering while rough treatment is tolerated.

America California

Local 4-H Meet Connects Hudson and Concord Students

Miss Kathleen Johnston, visiting Concord College, arrived to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnston at Jackson's Mill as the state 4-H club meet unfolds. Miss Rosa Bell heads to New York City to stay with relatives. Henry Hammons family returns from Webster Springs with nephew Otha Stanley. Cashie Mutter visits Hopemont. Mrs. O. C. Duncan and daughters travel to Fairmont for a summer session. Helen Donchatz also stays with her parents while attending Concord College.

W. R. Price Shirley Freeman Havace Genevieve Larue Glen Rogers Kennis Cooke Cooke H. N. Murphy Athens Murphy Concord College Margaret Webb Dorothy Bailey Radford Osnate D. C. Castrodale Leda Bluefield M. T. King and Daughters M. D. Wingfield Roy Rector Janice Charleston E. C. Reer George Vick Joan Delhi Bradley Stevens Clinic Welch J. B. Spahr Galveston Tex Miss Castrodale Chicago Carl Brooks Judyne Russell Bradley Waitesville L. LaFan Susie Sage W. G. Lons Princeton Nates W. Webb J. E. Childrene Pauline Chapman Moore Cashie Mutter Kathleen Johnston A. C. Johnston Rosa Bell New York City Henry Hammons Webster Springs Otha Stanley Hopemont Noah O. C. Duncan Fairmont Duncan Fairmont State Teachers College Helen Donchatz

Veteran John H. Haywood Dies at 100 in Huntington

Huntington West Virginia June 8 John W Haywood Confederate veteran and showman aged 100 died after brief illness He observed his birthday on March 29 A native of Lee County Virginia he moved to Huntington in 1915 after living in Mount Sterling Kentucky I Ohio and Williamson West Virginia He is survived by three daughters.

Huntington W. Va John W. Haywood Haywood Lee County Mount Sterling I. O Williamson Sueweds

Dog fish packs hunt gives shark family its name

The dog fish, a shark family member, derives its name from its habit of hunting in packs, a distinctive behavior noted in historical zoological descriptions.

Surprise Handkerchief Shower For Mrs. Proudfoot

Close friends of Mrs. E L Proudfoot gathered at the Kimball hotel to honor her retirement from eighteen years as teacher at the Vivian school. She will visit family in Phillips and Washington and plans to winter in Florida.

Proudfoot Manuel Pais Lia Frigo Viola Zande Keystone Elmore Peery Vivian James Larkin Linda Frigo L. C. Lucas Salota Molly Lucy Gattuso Melly Battle Phyllis Larkin Elizabeth Mack

Attend Races in Indianapolis and Sub Debs Meet Notes

Attendees at the Indianapolis races included Woodrow Wood Nan Rector Leo Gattuso Pat Santy Clifford Goodwin Frank Ridgeway Stafford Grogan Norman Dennis and Nelson Brown. The Sub Debs club met at Rubena Holbert s home to plan a weiner roast and skating party with a committee formed. Zelma Hamd keeps a scrapbook of club activities and the next meeting will be with Geneva Grego, Zelma Hamden in charge.

Indianapolis Woodrow Wood Nan Rector Leo Gattuso Pat Santy Clifford Goodwin Frank Ridgeway Satfford Grogan Norman Dennis Nelson Brown Rubena Holbert Zelma Hamd Geneva Grego Zelma Hamden

Birthday dinner honors spouses in Tidewater

Mrs. W. G. Blackburn hosted a six o'clock dinner at her Tidewater home on Saturday June 1 to honor her husband and Mrs. Garland Ashworth whose birthdays were Friday and Saturday.

W. G. Blackburn Tidewater Garland Ashworth

District Meet Held at Trinity Church Bluefield

The Bluefield district conference takes place at Trinity Church in Bluefield on Thursday and Friday June 13 and 14 with representatives from Holston Church in attendance.

Bluefield Trinity Church Holston Church

Birth Announcement for Margaret Eunice Hendricks

Mr and Mrs Lewis Hendricks announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday June 1. The baby is named Margaret Eunice and mother and baby are reported to be doing well.

Lewis Hendricks Margaret Eunice Mother Babe

Vacation School Closure Marks Church Event

The Daily Vacation church school closed Friday morning with picnics for the intermediate and junior departments. Primaries enjoyed activities on the Bailey lawn Thurly. Total enrollment reached about 105.

Bailey Lawn Thurly

Mission Study Session Closes Fourth Church Class

The fourth and closing session of the Mission study class was held Wednesday evening at the church. Members participated in the final lesson and discussed plans for future outreach.

Methodists Unite for Action Study Draws Strong Attendance

The Rev. J. P. Byrd led a study titled Methodists United for Action. Attendance at the sessions was very good.

Misses Elizabeth and Mary Knea Host Business Girls Circle

The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Knea entertained the Business Girls' circle at their home Friday evening. Chairman Mrs. Vergle Brown presided. The program topic Sixty Years in China was discussed by Mrs. D. C. Holbert Mrs. Marvel Dupler Miss Elizabeth Knea and Miss Josie Reed.

Elizabeth Mary Knea Vergle Brown China D. C. Holbert Marvel Dupler Elizabeth Knea Josie Reed

Visiting townsfolk and travelers noted in brief

Mrs Nell Staples of Huntington visited Mr and Mrs James Sammons and Mr and Mrs Charles Donchatz and other friends in town for a week. Mrs Paul Bailey stayed in Bluefield ten days with sister Mrs C G Duff ill in a Bluefield hospital. Leon Lackey, Berea College student, spent a few days with his parents before going to Richmond Kentucky for summer school. Mrs E L Proudfoot left Friday for Washington.

Nell Staples Huntington James Sammons Charles Donchatz Paul Bailey Bluefield C. G. Duff Leon Lackey Berea College Berea B. C. Lackey Richmond E. L. Proudfoot Priday Washington

Local residents plan travels and graduations this week

Families head to New York for the World’s Fair and visit Virginia campuses for degree ceremonies. Kenneth Jackson and Carolyn Lowe attend the Blacksburg baccalaureate sermon as Pred Jackson prepares to receive a VPI diploma. Other relatives travel to Norfolk and Roanoke for summer visits and family events.

Ada Ella Burton Tazewell L. C. Lucas Beulah Dillon New York B. C. Lackey Leonard Billy James Powell Berea Leon Lackey P. K. Jackson T. J. Eads Kenneth Jackson Carolyn Lowe Blacksburg Pred Jackson Eades Sherman Bryant Norfolk Sheara F. Williford Wilord Hugh Tabor Roanoke Cecil Tabor Barbara G. B. Bowers Pearle Bowers

Kokomo Guests Visit Bowers and Jackson Families

In Kokomo Indiana visitors include Miss Caroyle Lowe of Princeton and Kenneth Jackson of Beckley with Dr. and Mrs. Copeland Bowers and Dr. John Bowers and Mrs. Paul Jackson hosting. Mrs. Russell Miles and her sons James Russell and Ward Joseph visit J H Miles and Floyd Belcher family in Big Four.

Kokomo Ind Copeland Bowers John Bowers Paul Jackson Caroyle Lowe Princeton Kenneth Jackson Beckley Russell Miles James Russell Ward Joseph Washington, D. C J. H. Miles Mile Floyd Belcher Big Four

Ambulance Takes Dewayne Thacker and Mother to Hospital

An Oklahoma City ambulance crew treated 15 year old Dewayne Thacker for cuts and bruises after a bicycle and parked truck clash. His mother became hysterical when the squad halted at their home and both were taken to the hospital.

Oklahoma City Dewayne Thacker Dewayne

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