Trinity Auxiliary Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Woman's auxiliary of Trinity church will meet at the arch on Wednesday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
9
The Woman's auxiliary of Trinity church will meet at the arch on Wednesday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
The Daily Vacation Bible School opened Monday morning at the First Baptist Church with large attendance. Miss Lucile Hudgins of Richmond Virginia directs the program. Training covers beginners to intermediate levels. Sessions run 9 to 12 daily for the week and next. Public enrollment is invited.
The Better Music Club, led by Mrs. Harry Grissom, met at the Sinclair family home with George and Carter Sinclair. The program featured a Mozart life discussion and piano numbers by Carter Sinclair, Brookie Hardy, Ethel Wall, June Gilmore, Ralph and Mary McCue, Jean Sanders, Laura Wood, and Billy Wood. Refreshments were served during the social period.
Mrs Floyd hosts Circle 4 of W M 8 at Bluefield avenue with Mrs C C Floyd as hostess and Mrs W C Bone leader. The group opens with What a Friend We Have In Jesus and a prayer by Miss Ellaine Wagner. Roll call and dues paid precede a social service report by Mrs L E Dotson. Wagner gives an engaging talk on missionary work in Korea.
A Seoul Korea based Holston Institute gathering discussed Korean dress and customs. Mrs. Bone led scripture study as Mrs. Bourne presented World Outlook items. Misa Wagner filled in for absent Mrs. McMullin. Nine members and one visitor attended with an ice service closing the social period.
College Avenue Circles of the Woman's Missionary Society at College Avenue Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 2 30. Circle 1 led by Mrs. R T McLaughlin with Mrs. B W Rutherford 701 Rockbridge Street circle 2 led by Mrs Kay Graham with Mrs H L Moore 656 Shenandoah Avenue circle 3 led by Mrs G W Lavender with Mrs J A Burton 618 North Street circle 4 led by Mrs D T Musick with Mrs G M Cruise 917 Albemarle Street circle 5 led by Mrs W Eubank with Mrs J W Hopking 1200 View Avenue.
Mrs W A Richards and Mrs L E Tierney Jr will host Ladies Day at Bluefield Country Club. Prizes will be awarded for low gross and low net scores over eighteen holes.
Ruth Kersey circle of the First Baptist church met at the annex last week. The meeting opened with the hymn Old Rugged Cross and devotional from John 12 led by Mrs. W. L. Myers, followed by prayer by Mrs. G. M. Calloway. Officers’ reports were heard and approved, and a dialogue on North America and South America was presented by Mrs. D. H. Mauldin and Mrs. N. S. Dyer. Present were: Mrs. W. L. Myers, Mrs. G. M. Calloway, Mrs. D. H. Mauldin, Mrs. C. R. Smith, Mrs. Guy French, Mrs. J. H. Imhoff, Mrs. W. M. Land, Mrs. J. O. Shelton, Mrs. George Woods, Mrs. N. S. Dyer, Mrs. W. L. Thornton and Mrs. J. T. Thornton.
The senior and junior Juvenile club and Degree of Honor P A will meet at 6 30 today at the Moose hall. Refreshments will be served to the children during the social period.
Bluefield lodge 59 Degree of Honor or P A will meet at 8 this evening at Moose Hall with a large attendance hoped for.
Mrs. H Morton tops the qualifying round with a net 70 in Rocky's golf tournament at Bluefield Country Club, followed by Mrs O M Deyerle with 72. Morning matches schedule Morton against H Tabor at 9 30 and others in 5 minute intervals including Seyler versus Herndon and Porter versus Lewis Jr.
Mothers of children six years old or younger are invited to a social gathering at Trinity Methodist Church this afternoon at 3. Children should bring their mite boxes to contribute.
Circle 10 of Grace W. M. S. met at the Keith home with eleven members and four visitors. Mrs. John Cooke led the session with prayer, Bible teaching, and a unison reading of Psalm 23, followed by an article from World Outlook presented by Mrs. Jack Bowles. Refreshments were served after adjournment. attendees included Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs. B. Edward Wood, Mrs. Jack Bowles, and Miss Lucas.
The Lydia Greene circle of the W M S led by Mrs. 8 A Wood will meet Wednesday at 2 30 PM in the annex of First Baptist Church.
A surprise seventeenth birthday celebration was hosted for Miss Della Lemons at her home 1204 View Avenue by Misses Lucille Hopkins and Edith Lemons. Guests and honorees enjoyed games, dancing, and refreshments with a decorated cake as the centerpiece.
Mr and Mrs W A Thompson of Hoge street welcome a daughter born Monday afternoon weighing seven pounds named William Audrey Jr The mother before marriage was Miss Bernice Atkinson
Mr and Mrs J M Brooks announce the marriage of their daughter Daisy Marie to Robert Mason Ayers. The ceremony was held at Princeton on Tuesday June 4. Witnesses included the parents and close friends. Mrs Ayers is a Beaver high school alumna with a wide circle of friends.
The bride wore a blue ensemble with white accessories as she wed in this city. The groom, son of Mrs. A. M. Fuller and the late George Ayers, is a popular WHIS radio entertainer. The couple plan to reside in Bluefield and are wished lifelong happiness by many friends.
A Home-coming dance is planned at the West Virginian ballroom on Wednesday evening featuring music by Harry Reser and the Clicquot Club Eskimos. Dancing runs from 10 to 2.
An outstanding event of the week will be the Sisterhood luncheon on Wednesday at 1 at the West Virginia hotel. Officers will be installed at this time.
The Bluefield kindergarten ends its run due to superintendent Miss Blanche Miller’s mother’s extended illness. Commencement is postponed two weeks. certificates are awarded to pupils including Mabel Boyd Blaydes and Edward A. Bender Jr. Special honors go to Elliott Blaydes and Freddie Hetzel. Guest pupils Mary Lou Ryland and Elaine English join the ceremony.
Ninety pupils under Mrs J S Phillips will perform at Ramsey Auditorium on Friday June 14 at 8 pm A free public recital features string ensembles duets trios quartets piano saxophone and a special number Little Jimmies Special Students listed include William Bruch Frank Small Kath leen Small Judith Small Velma Price Pat Small and many more across violin mandolin banjo guitar ukulele and accordion categories Encore entries and solo spots are part of the program.
The First Presbyterian and First Christian churches will co operate the Daily Vacation Bible School from June 17 to June 28. Rev. Joe B. Overmyer and Mrs. Regina Humphreys will direct and supervise the teaching staff. Children ages five to fifteen are invited to enroll with sessions from 9:00 to 11:45 each morning. A detailed organization will follow.
The group will hold its monthly meeting this evening at 7 45 at Mrs Elmor Agee leader s home on Wyoming street with Miss Mary Ann Meyer assisting.
Mrs O R Vencill hosted a party for her daughter Hilda Sue to mark her third birthday. The hostess was arrested by Mrs A C Davis during the event. A large table held a white iced cake with pink and yellow flowers and embossed greetings. Kids received rose pea basket favors and refreshments included cake grape juice and candy.
Mrs Corum Cunningham and her son Bernard plan an open house at the Cunningham residence on Heath erwood road Friday June 14 at 930 p m The event honors Miss Elnora Cheyney bride elect of Dennis K Wickham and follows the wedding rehearsal The invitations bear the line Ahoy Guests Ahoy
A playful wedding invitation likens the ceremony to a ship voyage named Marriage. Passengers Dennie and Elnora embark with Bernard H. Cunningham as captain and Mrs. Corum Cunningham Sr. as first mate aboard a crew of young ladies. Dockside timing is nine and a half bells after clock, at Heatherwood Road docks.
Miss Cecile Golda daughter of Frank A. Golda of 2104 Wythe Avenue will graduate from Nazareth Junior College and Academy Nazareth Ky on Thursday June 13. She completes five years at Nazareth and finishes the pre medical course. She is a member of the Nazareth Civic Club Science Mathematics Club and the Sodality.
The Emma Gill circle of the Women’s Missionary Society met at the First Baptist Church last week with ten members led by Mrs. M. M. Eastburn. The program featured a talk on Baptist hospitals by Mrs. Jefferies, followed by a business session and a salad course.
Circle 8 of Grace Methodist met last week led by Mrs. W. B. Webber with Mrs. R. W. Honaker present. Devotional from Psalm 37, piano, World Outlook notes, dues, pledges, social service report, and tea plans at Mrs. Wittie’s home were discussed. Four members were absent due to illness.
Mrs. Herbert Markle returned from a two week visit with her daughter in Oakland New Jersey and was joined by her husband at White Sulphur Springs. Several Bluefield locals and guests spent weekends at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia hotel and other nearby locales.
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