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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

9

Much Interest Shown In Elks Tournament

The Elks bridge tournament opened Monday with top players entering a contest for the trophies and pair championship. The second round is set for Monday night June 15. Results list North end teams Lenett and Matz leading with 111% points, Kammer and Turk close, and several other pairs with strong showings. East and West leaders Hosmer Flynn atop the standings.

Elks North End J. B. D. Lenett Max Matz Harry Kammer Max Turk C. W. Taylor Ray Evans H. H. Lawson Lucille Perkins R. R. Stuart Herold Black M. S. Bennett Rhodes Pocahontas East West Dean Hosmer C. M. Flynn A. S. Kemper W. Ards J. R. Rich J. I. Markell Princeton Blanche Hayes W. J. Bruch C. L. Seyler J. M. Herndon R. T. Littie

Birthday Party for Miss Della Mae Lemons

Mr and Mrs W A Lemons hosted a birthday gathering at their Point Street home on Monday night for their daughter Miss Della Mae Lemons eighteenth birthday. Guests included Maxine Lester Ester Hopkins Essie Lemons Louella Lemons Elizabeth Enot Colleen Melton Pauline Lemons Edith Lemons Roy Webster Woodrow Miller Charles Bray Horse and Bual Davis Clarence Neel and Buford Lemons.

W. A. Lemons Point Street Della Mae Lemons Maxine Lester Ester Hopkins Essie Lemons Louella Lemons Elizabeth Enot Colleen Melton Pauline Lemons Edith Lemons Roy Webster Woodrow Miller Charles Bray Horse and Bual Davis Clarence Neel Buford Lemons

Choir Rehearsal At Bland Street Methodist Church

The Bland Street Methodist Church announces a choir rehearsal this evening at 7 45. Several important compositions are in preparation and strong attendance is urged.

Bland Street Methodist Church

Week Event Schedule From Local Organizations

The Globe Trotters club meets at 6 PM at the Y for a bike ride and outdoor supper. Pre school clinics planned at Wade and Whitethorn schools with immunization and diphtheria vaccines urged for children and last year’s first graders. Margaret Russell’s Bible class dramatizes The Wedding of Rebecca and Isaac at Bluefield college lawn tonight at 7. Bonnie Rae circle meeting delayed to June 18 at Miss Mary Driscoll’s home. Torch Lighters class June meeting Friday at Estella Hall. Senior Lydia Boggs Society hosts a benefit card party at Appalachian assembly room Raleigh Street this afternoon at 2:30. Public invited.

Whitethorn School Presbyterian Synodical Training School Bluefield College Margaret Russell Rebecca Isaac First Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Bonnie Rae The First Baptist Church Mary Driscoll Carolina Avenue First Christian Church Estella Hall Highland Avenue Billie Ward Pad Beatty Lydia

Tri-District Union to Elect Officers Friday Night

The Tri-District union will hold its monthly business meeting Friday evening June 12 at 7 45 at Trinity Methodist church. All members are urged to attend as new officers will be elected.

Tri-District Union Trinity Methodist Church

Eastern Trip Guests Visit in Newtown and Princeton

Mrs. Robert Hall Smith and Miss May Gardner Smith visited Mrs. Gaynes Jones in Newtown Connecticut and were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Glendy in Boston Massachusetts. They attended Princeton University commencement and saw R H Smith Jr a student there before planning to visit Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gardner in Roanoke Virginia on the return trip.

Robert Hall Smith May Gardner Smith Gaynes-Jones Newton

Safe gradual weight loss warns against drastic dieting

The article advises readers to consult a physician before any weight reducing plan and emphasizes safe, gradual fat loss. It outlines two main approaches: exercising to burn excess calories and reducing food intake, preferably a combination. Cautions are given about rapid losses and acid-Base risks, urging slow, persistent changes and offering a weight chart upon request.

Recital Great Success For Betty Ann Holmes And Alyce Baldwin

In a packed Lowman’s Piano Rooms the two young pianists Betty Ann Holmes and Alyce Baldwin delivered polished performances. Holmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes, studied with Mrs. Louis H. Reiland, while Baldwin, a Pasquale Tallarico pupil and Peabody conservatory alumna, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Baldwin of Hopewell Virginia. Both earned the audience’s highest praise for musicianship, with Holmes performing pieces by Lichner Beethoven and Mozart and Baldwin presenting works by Hildenberg Balakirev and Rachmaninoff among others, including one duet by both pianists. The event highlighted local talent and the recital’s program featured a mix of classical solos and a pairing on the second piano.

Betty_Ann Holmes Harry Holmes Louis H. Reiland Lowman Alyce Baldwin Pasquale Tallarico Peabody Conservatory Reiland Miss Baldwin Hubert Baldwin

G I A Meeting Set For Moose Hall This Afternoon

The G I A will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at 2 30 at Moose Hall. Members are urged to attend in full.

Moose Hall

Calvary Baptist Church Bible School Opens Monday

Calvary D. V. B. S. at Calvary Baptist church opens Monday at 9 o'clock with sessions daily from 9 to 11. Rev. R. J. Tyler is principal, Beatrice Repas superintendent of juniors, A. C. Sheets superintendent primaries, Mildred Woods superintendent beginners. All faculty urged to attend. Children aged 4 to 15 invited.

Calvary Baptist Church R. J. Tyler Calvary Church Beatrice Repas A. C. Sheets Mildred Woods

Leroy Katz Shines In University Play The Tragedy Of Job

Leroy Katz a West Virginia University student played a standout role in The Tragedy of Job at Morgantown's Metropolitan theater Presented Sunday by the university public speaking department Katz formerly of Beaver high school gained renown in public speaking and dramatics He acted alongside James B Lowther in the title role and a cast including James Heinze Morton Rosenshine and Baker Herod The production featured a chorus and a Gregorian chant style sequence led by Prof W J Kay A brass quartet opened with I Know That My Redeemer Liveth and Rabbi Colman Zwitman provided Hebrew tunes Also in Morgantown a memorial service at Masonic temple honored deceased members of the Order of Eastern Star led by Mrs C W Pace Mrs H B Boyd assisted and Mrs Illiams presided The service included a solo by Mrs H M Trenor and the message We leave our loved ones in the mighty arms of the Watcher above was delivered A separate card noted officers elected for the Bluefield chapter and a charter draped in memory of F A Francisco

Leroy Katz West Virginia University Job Metropolitan Theater Morgantown Young Katz Rose Katz Bluefield Beaver High School James B. Lowther Eliphar Zophar Bildad Elihu James Heinze Morton Rosenshine Baker Herod W. J. Kay George Hodel David Bane Charles Kindt John Marshal Paul Thompson Blaker Herod Redeemer Sandy Mason Morgantown High School Israel God Rabbi Colman Zwitman Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Guy C. Dunn Jennie Hoge Molle Akers L. A. Williamson E. 8. Humphreys FP. A. Francisco H. B. Boyd A. H. Thompson Beamer Guy ©. Dunn George Woods W. P. Ryan Effie Lee Illiams H. M. Trenor Harry Henderson F. A. Francisco C. W. Pace Ruby Caldwell Chalmers Bailey John F. Land A. B. Thompson

Hannah Truth Seekers to Hold Monthly Meeting at Trinity Methodist

The Hannah Truth Seeker Bible class of Trinity Methodist Church will meet this evening at o'clock for a final session of the season. A large attendance is urged to close the season.

The Trinity Methodist Church

Happy Birthday Party for Dottie Pond

Dottie Pond celebrated her fifth birthday with a party Tuesday at her grandparents E. Chapman and wife home in Washington. Twelve guests enjoyed pink and green decorations, ice cream and birthday cake, candy suckers as favors, and games with prizes won by Junior Bender, Marie Trent, and Bobby Ferguson.

Dottie Pond Thomas Pond Washington E. Chapman Junior Bender Marie Trent Bobby Ferguson

Impressive memorial services arranged by two families

Arranged by Mrs. Ben H. Williams and Mrs. BE. R. Beamer, impressive memorial services were conducted by the officers of Blue- (text incomplete).

Ben H. Williams BE. R. Beamer Blue

Campers urged to register for YWCA camp now

The YMCA urges all girls planning to attend the YWCA camp to register immediately at the Y quarters. Many applications are coming from out-of-town with limited camper spots available. Fifteen out-of-town applications were received yesterday at the Y quarters.

Y. Quarters

Bluefield Lodge to Hold Regular Session Today

Bluefield lodge number 452 L A to B R T will meet in regular session this afternoon at 2 at the Red Men's hall. All members are urged to be present.

Bluefield Lodge L. A Red Men's Hall

Trip to Bermuda Tour Led by Mrs Woolwine

About fifteen tourists have registered for a Bermuda trip personally guided by Mrs Annie D Woolwine. The party departs Bluefield June 15 and sails from New York on a Furness liner June 24 returning July 1. Out of town members include Miss Eula Doughton Welch Pauline Cornett Hallie Cassell Marion Va Elizabeth Wilson Pineville W Va Mrs E R Mahaffey and daughter Northfork Mrs McNeil and daughter Mise Frankie Bastain Va and Mrs W E Burton Lynchburg.

Bermuda Annie D. Woolwine Bluefield New York Furness Eula Doughton Welch Pauline Cornett Hallie Cassell Marion Elizabeth Wilson Pineville W. Va E. R. Mahaffey Northfork McNeil Mise Frankie Bastain W. E. Burton Lynchburg

Cotillion Club Dance At West Virginian Hotel

The Bluefield Cotillion Club invites the public to its annual spring home coming dance featuring Harry Bowman and his famous orchestra at the West Virginian hotel on Friday evening June 12. Dancing runs from 10 to 2.

Bluefield Cotillion Club Harry Bowman West Virginian Hotel

Local Personal News Highlights Health and Visits

Miss Vada Graham returned from Roanoke after a tonsil operation at her My Own Beauty shop. James H. Oliver and Voris B. Coates of Carolina University visit Miss Myrtle Wyrick and Mrs. Thomas Duval in Chapel Hill. Charles T. St. Clair Jr and family care for their son after a tonsil operation in Roanoke County. Dorothy Douglas and Ruby Ken Singer had tonsil operations at Bluefield Sanitarium. Catherine Roth of Roanoke visits Miss Mary Ann Meyer. Craig Healing Springs hosts Pais and son Louis of Kingdon, George Richardson, his little daughter, Sam Gillespie, Sue Cole of Princeton. Laura P. Dickerson of Powhatan spends a week at Craig Healing Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Hersal Davis return to Eckman after visiting his grandmother, Mrs. N. J.

Vada Graham Roanoke James H. Oliver Voris B. Coates Carolina University Chapel Hill Myrtle Wyrick Thomas Duval Mountain View Avenue Charles T. St. Clair NT Charles T. St. Clair Jr Rameey Street Dorothy Douglas Ruby Kensinger Sprince Street Bluefield Sanitarium Catherine Roth Mary Ann Meyer Craig Healing Springs Pais Louis Kergtone George Richardson Sam Gillespie Powhatan Sue Cole Princeton Laura P. Dickerson Hersal Davis Eckman Davis N. J

Local residents and visitors attend events and travel

Neel and the Lemons couple visit Roanoke while others plan a four to five day Dallas trip to the Texas Centennial expo. Charles Armistead returns from West Virginia University law school. Virginia Waltz attends Lynchburg College Alumni meeting. Jennie Crigger ill at home. Jessibel Graham Lake Pia visit. Koppers Coal workers employed by Tyler family hosts. W J Lilly from Madam Creek visits Tyler home. Alma Huffman trained nurse visits. Kathryn Kingdon returns from Morgantown after WVU graduation. Mrs Phillips recovering from operation at Bluefield sanitarium.

Neel W. A. Lemons L. L. Lemons C. G. Robertson Roanoke Harry Gott Bob Yost Bob Brown Bob Agee Dallas Texas Charles Armistead West Virginia University Law School Virginia Waltz Lynchburg College Jennie Crigger Ronceverte Street Jessibel Graham Lake Via Montgomery W. Va R. J. Tyler Tyler Koppers Coal Company W. J. Lilly Madam Creek

Kingdons, Pelters Return from Virginia Visit

Frederick Kingdon resumes studies at Richmond Law School after a weeklong stay with his parents Mr and Mrs A F Kingdon. Mrs A F Kingdon travels to attend her son Arthur Kingdon’s graduation at the law school. She is accompanied by Mrs L D Feuchtagene and Miss Anna Mae. Mr and Mrs John Pelter return from a visit with Mr Pelter's parents in Waynesboro Virginia and from White Sulphur Springs and other locales.

Frederick Kingdon Richmond Law School A. F. Kingdon Richmond Arthur Kingdon L. D. Feuchtagene Anna Mae John Pelter Mary Cox Mr. Pelter C. Bart Pelter Waynesboro White Sulphur Springs

Grace Wesleyan Bible Class Meeting At Cas sidy Home

Grace Wesleyan Bible class will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs FE H Cassidy on Highland Avenue.

Grace Wesleyan Bible FE. H. Cassidy Highland Avenue

Bluefield May Considers State Trapshooters Invite

A mid week skeet shoot at Bluefield Gun Club saw D C Mitchell top with 45x50 and R E Callaway second with 44x50. Scores included Dillon Smith 36 G W Roberts 34 E H Ratcliffe 31. Members asked to gather Saturday to plan attendance at the state shoot at Fairmont and discuss inviting the state association to hold the 1937 tournament in Bluefield. A L Smith, president, serves on the state classification committee.

Bluefield D. C. Mitchell R. E. Callaway Dillon Smith G. W. Roberts E. H. Ratcliffe Fairmont Ince Bluefield A. L. Smith

Calvary Baptist Members Attend Richlands Meeting

The Rev J R Tyler and Mrs Tyler along with Mrs Luther Webb Mrs A Sheets Mrs J L Whittaker Mrs J W Whittaker Mrs C R Crowell Mrs A J Mays and Miss Beatrice Repass of Calvary Baptist church will attend the M and New Lebanon Baptist church meeting today in Richlands Virginia.

R. J. Tyler Tyler Luther Webb A. ©. Sheets J. L. Whittaker J. W. Whittaker C. R. Crowell A. J. Mays Beatrice Repass Calvary Baptist Church M. &. New Lebanon Baptist Church Richlands

Bluefield Quota Club Meets for Convention Plans

The Bluefield Quota Club met at noon Wednesday at the West Virginian hotel with Mrs Anne Neel presiding. Members discussed amendments to be voted on at the Quota International convention in Chicago June 18 to 20 and named Mrs W D Barnett as the local delegate.

Anne Neel Bluefield Quota Club West Virginian Quota International Chicago W. D. Barnett Mre T J Philline Alan Ovnocte

Dick Powell Sings Five Songs Daily For Ten Days

Dick Powell has averaged five songs a day over the last ten days of performances. The tenor continues his touring schedule amid steady audience attendance and favorable reviews.

Dick Powell

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