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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1924

Page

10

Young Peoples Mission Circle to Meet at Church

The Young Peoples Mission Circle of the Christian church meets tonight at 8 at the church. The program includes a missionary say Fifty Years From Now with Gray Russell, our missionary to Africa, taking part. Members should attend and bring dues as the missionary year ends.

Young Peoples’ Mission Circle of the Christian Church Re. Gray Russell Africa

Meckhany Returns Home After Harvard Studies

Bernard A. Meckhany arrives today from Cambridge Massachusetts where he completed studies in business administration at Harvard University. He visited his parents for about two weeks before starting as traveling secretary for Theta Chi with head offices in New York City.

Billie Clifton Stafford Bristol W. D. Haynes E. B. Mahood Roanoke Laura R. Woods Matoaka City T. R. Croy Boone Street John Roberts Abingdon Roberts Joe Roberta W. H. Leedy Blacksburg BH. M. Leedy Leona Farris Farris Pattie Higginbotham Alma Todd Graham Mary Page Pauline Johnson Northfork Hambrick Cundiff Mary Max Bush James Chariton Hoy Toy Tea Room Vivian W. Va Charles Smith Honaker A. Vaught C. D. Breweter Princeton Bluefield D. Harrington Nancy Strother Witten Tazewell Misa Mary Jane Haynes Sue Payne Stewart B. H. Lineback Kingsport Tenn L. A. Hooper Knoxville Sam Stanrod Virginia Peery Washington and Lee University Lexington Peery Stewart Hall Staunton Mary Easley Lynchburg Mildred Peery New York City Harry Rawson D. J. Rusmiselle McDowell J. M. Carter Remney Street Carter St. Luke's Hospital Minnie Weaver Weaverville N.C Yee Honduras Wagen of Honor Mary Jane Stewart Misa Alma Haynes W. G B. Payne Huntington J. S. Mastin Williamson Crumpler Joss Brubaker Sizenbeth Milas Minnole Barnes Nannie Barnes Hoge Street F. L. Netce Norfolk Street Edward Lee Ethel Whitt Lucretia Stevenson Berwind H. Hagera Memorial Hospital Hager H. Edwards Gorman Counts Cleveland Woolworth Nancy Richardson Lillian Keith Rural Retreat Roy Beckham Reanta Edwards Winona S. H. Howards Robert Shannon Llinesa Bernard A. Meckhany Cambridge Mass Harvard University J. M. McKhany Theta Chi

Fairview Bible Class Meets Today for Joshua Study

The Fairview Bible Class resumes after a vacation and will meet today from 3 to 4 at the home of Mrs H B Lee 203 Abbe marle street. New members may join to study Joshua chapters nine ten and eleven.

Fairview H. B. Lee Abbemarle Street

Cooke Morrison Wedding at Morrison Home

On Wednesday evening Callie Adelene Callie Adelene Cooke married E. Cooke at the Morrison home in Washington street with a ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Taylor Stinson. The bride, a Conford State College graduate and former McDowell County teacher, wore blue and beige. The groom, a Nor and Western Railroad employee at Kimball, plans to reside at Kimball after July 1.

W. T. Morrison Washington Street Callie Adelene E. the Cooke Taylor Stinson Norand Western Railroad Kim Norfolk Washington Kimball

Review of Bluefield social agencies council meeting

The final season meeting at the West Virginian Hotel discussed last year’s achievements and next year’s plan. T.O.J. Wilson announced a public information booklet on city county and state social agencies. The council endorsed Dr. David Littlejohn’s program for juvenile delinquency study and county welfare development, with committees named to follow up.

Council of Social Agencies West Virginian Hotel T. O'J. Wilson Bluefield Herbert Mays W. C. Warlick Fred Udy Minnie Weaver C. W. Jackson Council of Social Welfare Agencies Superintendent of Schools West Virginia David Littlejohn Littlejohn Athtute Mercer Lr. Littejohn Effie Loudermilk Fallon Minnie Weavers Pisgah Tazewell eWaver K. L. Waterman Waterman McClaughe F. W. Udy J. W. Hobson Mercer County Health Association Zelgier State Health Department Comity Court E. J. Garmhauser Dr. Littlejohn Miss Weaver Isadore Cohen H. Henson

Round Robin Tournament Planned at Bluefield Club

A men’s round robin event at the Bluefield Openey Club runs from Saturday June 14 to Tuesday June 24. Matches complete by then with prizes for winner and runner up in each flight. Entry urged as all have an equal chance and opening event aims to be interesting.

Epworth League West Graham Abingdon Epworth Bluefield Princeton Bramwell Graham Bluefield Openey Club No. i

Calvary Baptist Youths Continue Friday Prayer Meetings

The young people of Calvary Baptist church invite all city youths to gather at the tabernacle each Friday at 7:30 p.m. starting this evening for prayer meetings begun during the John Brown event. Bring hymn books.

Calvary Baptist Church John Brown Tabernacle

Young business women hold midweek prayer at YWCA

A group of young business women employed at the Law and Commerce Building held a splendid prayer service at noon on Wednesday at the YWCA Blue Triangle center with Mrs. Frank Longley in charge. They plan weekly services and will meet again next Wednesday at 8:30 in the morning.

Law and Commerce Y. W Blue Triangle Center Frank Longley

Preston Street Bible Class Meeting Tonight

The Preston Street Bible Class will gather at 7 30 this evening with Mrs R J Bowen on Union Street for the session.

Preston Street R. J. Bowen Union Street

Young Peoples Social At First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church hosted a cheerful social last evening with about fifty attendees including many older members. Miss Maud Forsythe directed the activities, arranged college color themed decorations, and organized games that delighted guests.

First Presbyterian Church Maud Forsythe Washington and Lee Davidson Hampden-Sidney

Lilly Land Company Reunion At Mountain Lake

Representatives of the Lilly Land Company enjoy a reunion at Mountain Lake with Mr and Mrs J H Tilly and son Priest of Princeton and Miss Billie Rush among the attendees.

The Lilly Land Company Mountain Lake J. H. Tilly Son Priest Princeton Billie Rush

Banquet Plans Set for Bluefield Gathering

Bluefield and others attend the occasion as plans call for about 200 guests to be entertained at a banquet forming a feature of the gathering.

Bluefield

Quota Club Luncheon Scheduled in Bluefield

The regular noon meeting of the Bluefield Quota Club goes forward today at the West Virginian with members gathered for the weekly luncheon and program.

Bluefield Quota Club West Virginian

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