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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1939

Page

7

Cloudy outlook of coal control in Washington

Washington reports a murky course for the coal division as Ickes weighs nominees for leadership. Possible appointees include Burlew and Slattery, both linked to Pennsylvania, with questions over salary and official rank shaping the decision amid the ongoing interior department reshuffle.

Washington Onl Ickes Ian Interior Ebert Burlew Burlew Coal Ickes Slattery Greenville 8. C Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania National Conservation Association

Community groups recount Father’s Day themes in June meetings

In Matoaka West Virginia on June seven the Womens Missionary Society of the Baptist church held a Father Day aligned program led by Mrs O F Meadows. After dismissal refreshments included sandwiches lemonade cake and candy. The Christian Union met at Mrs W P Harmon home on June eight with Mrs Clara Hall as program leader presenting Paul the Great Leader and Miss Opal Foley presiding over a brief business session.

Matoaka W. Va Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church O. F. Meadows Christian Union the Christian Union of the Christian Church W. P. Harmon Clara Hall Paul the Great Opal Foley O. B. Wild

Students and locals in Matoaka share summer visits

Young residents such as Annabelle Murphy and Elizabeth Orton vacation with families in Matoaka. James Smith travels to Lego West Virginia for summer work. Local gatherings include Midway Christian Andrews services and relatives visiting in Beckley and Bluefield. Several attend West Virginia University commencement and others plan summer employment in New York Fair grounds.

Annabelle Murphy Concord Mary Caldwell William and Mary Elizabeth Orton University of North Carolina Virinia Orton Concord College Sarah Francis Ferrell Mary Baldwin Sarah Clements Sullins College Matoaka James Smith Lego W. Va Midway Christian Andrews C. E. Pierce Prank Sasser Jackson N. C Sasser F. D. Williams Zennith Allen Gay Wyatt Beckley O. B. Wild Cincinnati W. B. Tabor S. M. Neal Gallipolis Nannie Day Rock Tee Foley Grundy J. B. Harry Bluefield H. K. Miller Everette Thomlison Otis Nickles New York York Fair E. L. Phillips Lou Tona Wilson Kingsport 8. W. White Clayton Edwards A Gee Okey Gadd Byte Vation Esate

Browne Accepts Local Baptists Pastoral Role

Rev Browne accepts a pastoral post with the local Baptists and plans to join the city church soon. He has visited the city several times, made many friends, and his arrival is welcomed by the community and church members.

Tors Browne

Vacation Bible School Opens at John Stewart Methodist

John Stewart M E church hosts a one week vacation school with H Sinkford as principal and Mrs Pauline Ash as dean. Morning watch led by Mrs H E Sinkford, Silver Star choir directed by William P and Mrs 8 E Green. Teachers include Helen Campbell Mollie Price Florence Thompson Vivian Taylor and others. An outing planned by Mrs Ineta Ng and Children’s Day set for the fourth Sunday at 4 PM. Classes run 9:30 AM to noon.

John Stewart H. Sinkford Aruaabenaaen Pauline Ash H. E. Sinkford Morning Watch Silver Star William P E. Green Helen Campbell Shela Thon Mollie Price Florence Thompson Vivian Taylor Ineta He Ng

Fried chicken and roast dinner at Travelers Hotel

Diners can enjoy fried chicken with cream gravy for 35c or beef roast with vegetables at the Travelers Hotel. Doors open for meals between 11:30 and noon, offering a simple local luncheon option.

Travelers Hotel

Colored playground set to open at Bluefield campus athletic field

The colored playground opens Monday at 1 PM at Bluefield State Teachers College athletic field and runs all summer from 9 AM daily except Mondays. Children must register at 1 PM Monday. Enter via Hill avenue back gate. the playground will have constant leadership during open hours.

Bluefield State Teachers College College Hill Avenue

Carolina Club Meets at Bland Street Home

Members of Club Carolina held their monthly business meeting at the Bland street home with Mrs Mamie Pearis presiding. Activity chairmen discussed summer plans including rummage sales games and luncheons. The public is invited to visit the home daily 8 am to 9 30 pm.

Carolina Club Club Carolina Bland Street Mamie Pearis Bluefield

Ever Ready Club Meets at Blake's Chapel

The Ever Ready club of Blake's Chapel A M E Zion met Monday with Mrs Lillie Pa street. Refreshments were served after a profitable session by Mrs Reynolds assisted by Mrs Christine Howard. Guests included Mr and Mrs Glenn Martin Mrs Sarah Cannon George Foster D J McClain Mr and Mrs H P Bundy Miss Georgiana Bowling Myrtle Richardson Valdoris Hollowday and Feba Price. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday night June 13 at eight at the home of Mrs Glen Martin 227 Davidson street with Miss Feba Price as hostess. Visitors welcome.

Blake's Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church Lillie Pa ‘Street Reynolds Christine Howard Glenn Martin Sarah Cannon George Foster D. J. McClain H. P. Bundy Georgiana Bowling Myrtle Richardson Valdoris Hollowday Feba

Missionary Meeting At Mount Zion Baptist Church Today

Missionary group from Mount Zion Baptist Church plans a gathering today at 5 p m at the church. Members hope to discuss outreach and community programs.

Madison Rites Today At Church Of God In Christ

Funeral for John William Madison will be held at 1 p m at the Church of God In Christ on Reese street. Elder E J Gibson will lead. Pallbearers include T W White Earlie Rosser John Brown Boston Ward Briton Glasco William Campbell, with honorary pallbearers Harrison Woody James Banks. Burial follows at Oakwood cemetery. Friends furnishing cars are asked to meet at Sinkford parlors.

Reverend Hubert Jones to Lead WHIS Devotional Series

Rev Hubert C Jones pastor of John Stewart M E church will conduct a devotion over station WHIS for three days starting Monday from 9 30 to 9 45 each day He will be assisted by William P Green organist at John Stewart church

Hubert C. Jones John Stewart M. E White Ministers Association William P. Green John Stewart Church

Marriage Announcement for Daisy Booker and Robert Holt

Mr and Mrs Joe Booker of 212 Peck Street hosted a Friday tea to honor their daughter Daisy whose marriage to Robert Holt of Bramwell was announced. The wedding occurred at Tazewell on June 2. The Bo Delicidus

Joe Booker Peck Street Daisy Robert Holt Bramwell Tazewell Jaune

Funeral service for Edward Thomas at Mount Zion Baptist Church

Edward Thomas, who died at Providence hospital, will be laid to rest today at 3 30 p m in Mount Zion Baptist Church. Rev. Alexander Gregory will officiate and pallbearers include Robert Lump Edward Holley W D Green Adolphus Robinson Harrison Williamson Earl Nash. Friends providing rides should meet at W M’s home.

Edward Thomas Providence Hospital Mount Zion Baptist Church Alexander Gregory Robert Lump Edward Holley W. D. Green Adolphus Robinson Harrison Williamson Earl Nash W. M

Summer session at Bluefield State College to start June 12

Bluefield State Teacher's College announces a summer school session beginning Monday June 12 with registration in the registrar's office after Monday. Classes run from 7:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with a 8:30 p.m. closing. The registration deadline is Wednesday. The program expects high enrollment and includes activities organized by faculty and student social committees.

Bluefield State Teacher College West Virginia

Summer activities listed for campus youths and adults

Afternoon play activities include picnics weiner roasts baseball tennis swimming dancing checkers and bridge. Summer session runs for six weeks with Saturday classes first five Saturdays to end August 4 to save students money and allow teachers to travel. Delayed kindergarten for ages 4 to 6 9 30 to 11 30 a m daily. registration June 13 at 9 30 a m. Elementary summer study and Boy Scout Institute start June 23. Sunday school registration planned. funeral today 1 30 p m for Miss Elizabeth Miles at East Beckley Baptist Church.

East Beckley Baptist Church Elizabeth Miles

Missionary Study Planned At Jenkinones Church

Mrs H F Hancock presided in Mrs Dalley's absence as plans formed for an all day missionary study at the church. Women including Mrs Ise Bilile, Mrs J E Gravely and Mrs Hancock will lead the lesson. The group decided to skip circle meetings in July and August with the next gathering set for June 15 at Mrs P F Casimo's home.

P. F. Casimo

Weiner mash mallow roast on No mountain outing

Several members of the No 6 and No 8 store force traveled to the Overfio Well on No % mountain for a casual weiner mash mallow roast session marking a rare day off.

Teachers depart for Concord college summer session

Mrs Kelly French Mrs Wiley Dietrich Mrs Frank Shelton Miss Mamie O Bryan Miss Elea nor Crawford and Misses Mildred and Josephine Whitehead left Monday for Athens to enroll in summer school at Concord college The text notes Clyde Whitley Vick Jr son of Dr and Mrs C W Vick graduated at Bluefield college after two terms

Kelly French Wiley Dietrich Frank Shelton Mamie O'Bryan Eleanor Crawford Mildred Josephine Whitehead Athens Concord College Clyde Whitley Vick Jr C. W. Vick Clyde Bluefield College

Sunday School Weiner Roast At Scout Cabin

Mrs. R. L. Boone hosted her Sunday school class at the Boy Scout cabin on Wednesday evening. After refreshments the children enjoyed games and activities.

R. L. Boone Boy Scout Cabin

Hancock Family Visit Near Martinsville

Mrs. and Mrs. H. F. Hancock of Floyd Virginia and nephew P. Hancock Jr. of Prince George and Mrs. W. E. Taylor and Mrs. Nancy Holder spent Sunday visiting the Hancock daughter Mrs. Guy Wright and Mr. Wright in Martinsville. Beatrice Boone Princes Hancock and Raymond Murphy were also noted in attendance.

H. F. Hancock Man Floyd, Va P. Hancock Jr Prince Or W. E. Taylor Nancy Holder Martinsville Guy Wright Wright Beatrice Boone Princes Hancock Raymond Murphy

Bill Davis Speaks To Laymen's League On Youth Delinquency

The Laymen's League of Christ Episcopal Church heard Bill Davis deliver an address on Youth Delinquency. Davis is an honor graduate of Beaver High and a West Virginia University oratorical scholarship winner. Miss Marion Smith provided musical numbers with two solos by P P. T Ridley accompanying. A dinner preceded the meeting and the next gathering is planned for September.

Laymen's League of Christ Episcopal Church Bill Davis Beaver High School West Virginia University Marion Smith Bluefield Ridley

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