Chautauqua Time Near As Advance Agent Arrives
R H Allen arrives in Bluefield as first advance representative for Chautauqua season. Tickets and outdoor ads begin, with a second rep to place window cards and publicity materials about eight days before opening. The lineup highlights Faust, Not So Fast, So This to London, Jackson Jubilea Singers, Ruth Bryan Owen, Governor Charles H. Brough, Martha Scott, Howard A. Marshall, and other speakers and performances. A junior program includes daily musical appreciation and a Junior Music Club alignment with national clubs.
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Chautauqua
R. H. Allen
Bluefield
Chautaugua News
Allen
Chautauana Patrona
Redpath
Chautauquas
Milton Aborn
London
Chantauava
Ruth Bryan Owen
Charles H. Brough
Arlangas
America
Martha Scott
Howard A. Marshall
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Charles W. Cookson
7. G. McMurtry
Colorado College
Jess Pugh
Indiana
Jackson Jubilea Singers
Lieurance
Brass Choir
Lincoln
Nebregke
Herbert Macfarren
Dolly Stewart
Melbourne
Columbia Girls
Hugh Fuller
National Federation of Music Clubs
Bluefield News Highlights Blue Grays Fan Support
Bluefield Virginia readers cheer the Blue Grays as fans rally to support the team across the section. The piece notes the gratifying attendance at games and underscores community pride in the squad. Also mentions recent rains boosting farmers as crops begin to respond after a dry spell.
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Virginia Side
Blue Grays
Pipe Organ Recital Promises Joyful Evening
The Good Will Class of the Christian church presents an organ recital Saturday featuring the Farer Quartet of Lynchburg and Professor Bell on the pipe organ. Proceeds go toward payments on the organ. Attendance urged for a high class musical program. June weddings noted for the Bluefield High School faculty.
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Good Will Clasa
Christan Church 5
Farer
Lynchburg, Va
Professor Bell
Lynch-Jones
Bluefield
Teachers Not Returning Promised For Next Year
In the coming weeks explanations may follow about why several popular teachers will not return for the upcoming year. A wedding was held yesterday at the bride’s father’s home as Miss Ruth Jones wed D. W. Lynch, with a small circle in attendance. After a northern and eastern tour, the couple plans to reside in Tazewell. A real estate deal on Main Street is expected soon, involving a Virginia side property sale to a West Virginia investor. Rentals include two furnished rooms for light housekeeping offered by Mrs. Dodd at The Fashion Shop. A lawn dinner is planned on the Boyd lawn Friday evening featuring Virginia baked ham and Louisiana chicken salad with regional songs and stories.
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Ruth Jones
D. W. Lynch
Brio
Main Street
Virginia
West Virginia
Boyd Lawn
Africa
Brazil
Mexico
Cuba
Korea
Japan
China
Doctors Guests of Rotary Club
West Virginia physicians attending the State Medical Association joined the Rotary Club meeting yesterday. Dr Wise of Parkersburg entertained with humorous readings while Dr Ogden of Clarksburg spoke on advances in surgery and medicine, the session attracting a strong turnout and yielding lively discussion.
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Rotary Club
West Virginia
State Medical Association
Dr. Wise
Parkersburg
Ogden
Clarksburg
German autos deadly toll rises in Berlin
Berlin reported 44 000 motor vehicles last year yet 84 people died in traffic incidents. In American cities about 2000 were injured, highlighting stark contrasts in road danger and vehicle exposure.
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Berlin
Dinner to raise funds for Graham Methodist Church organ
A community dinner will raise proceeds to purchase the pipa organ for Graham Methodist Church. Organ music will benefit the church for years, with plans for delicious edibles and local participation.
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Appalachian Power Co
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