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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

4

East ern Star Chapter Elects New Officers In Bluefield

Bluefield chapter 46 Order of Eastern Star elects new officers for the coming year at a close to a successful year. Elected are E. S. Humphreys worthy matron Dr. S. J. Kell worthy patron Mia Guy C. Duns associate matron Bosley Simpson associate patron Mrs. John F. Land secretary Mrs. A. B. Thompson treasurer Mrs. H. R. Boyd trustee Charles Pace conductress Miss Ruby Caldwell associate conductress Visitors included Miss Bertha Vertmiller Richmond Va and Mrs. Alva Brown Narrows Va Initiations and social programs marked the meeting with Mary Lee Nos Elsie Alsabrooks and others highlighted by a lamp presentation and flowers. Next meeting Friday June 28 for public installation of new officers.

Bluefield Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Gregory Aeworthy Humphreys S.J. Kell Mia Guy CG Duns Bosley Simpson Mary Lee Nos Andy Stafford N. Holt Elsie Alsabrooks Mra Ad. W. Wiis Mra. A.B

Globe Trotters Club Prepares Three One Act Plays

The Globe Trotters Club met Thursday evening at the Y to rehearse three planned one act plays, I want Do Without You Too Many Mary's and Beauty Secrets, with performances set for Friday, June 21 at the Y.

Globe Trotters Clut Miet the Y

Presbyterian Camp Reservations Due at Westminster Church

Members of the intermediate department at Westminster Presbyterian Church must submit reservations and a $3 fee to Mrs Eddie Steer for the annual summer camp near Lewisburg. The camp opens next Wednesday and lasts a week, expected to draw many Presbyterian youths from the area. The activity schedule promises one of the most attractive programs in recent years.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Lewisburg Mra Eddie Steer

Aut Bran and Bulk Benefits as Food Laxative

It's fine to have Elioga's Aut Bean in the kitchen and use it in cereals breads omelets waffles. Kellogg's ActsBean offers bulk to aid regular habits. Aut Bran is rich in vitamin B iron and blood element. a tablespoon daily can correct constipation. If not relieved by diet, see your doctor. Bulk resists breakdown during digestion and provides necessary bulk. a delicious laxative food better than patent medicines.

T's Elioga Kellogg's

Premiere Patterns No B047 suit for summer wear

Summer two piece wool crepe worm suit with high neck blouse and long skirt features a front button panel, center gore flare, and concealed neck snap openings. Pattern No 3047 offers sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38. instructions include fabric yardage and ordering via The Daily Telegraph office in New York.

Frouk Kang Colis Cail Cary Bluefold Daily Telegraph Westward Street New York N. Y

Williamson Cotillion Invites Dance To Memorial Hall

The Williamson Cotillion invites a dance on Tuesday evening June 18 at the Memorial building Williamson Music by Don Redman and his orchestra with dancing from ten to two Chaperones include Mr and Mrs O M Evans Mr and Mrs Ralph S Maynard Mr and Mrs F L Long all of Williamson

Williamson W. Va

Mrs Glenn Honored by Mrs Deverle at Oakhurst Ave

Mrs Glenn, wife of Henry R Glenn of New York, visited her mother Mrs James Kahler and was the guest of honor at a Thursday afternoon informal affair hosted by Mrs O M Deverle on Oakhurst Ave NUG. Bridge was played at union tables and prizes awarded to the honoree and the high score winner. After games, Mrs Deverle served a salad course.

Henry R. Glenn New York Mra. James . Kahler Yeasanl Mra. O. "M. Deverle Oakhurst Ave Mre. Deyerle

Dinner Meeting At Weelmineter Men’s Club

An exceptionally good program is arranged by Dr Dar Steela for this evening’s monthly meeting. Preceding the program Mrs J F Cameron’s group will serve dinner at 6 20. Members urged to attend and bring guests where possible.

Leon Dar Steela J. FR. Cameron

Recital Tonight by Mra A I Phillips Pupils at Ramsey

Pupils of Mra A I Phillips give an 8 PM Ramsey auditorium recital with Hawaiian groups, violin duets, piano solos, mandolin, guitar and various orchestra numbers. principal pieces include Old Faithful, Moonlight Waltz, Sea.

Mra. A. I. Phillips Ramsey Auditorium Orchestron Marcel Boots Roncagnone Rodney Brewster Trene Calfeé Edna Carroll Jianita Shumate Mothos Judith Small Joe Pat Frank Small Santina Mary Nixon Bittle Jimmie Donald Lambert Miss Donahue Becky Boncagiione Boots Betty Honcagilone Mary Loulse Philipa Feet June Goad Nutileen Small Tate Capri Aaxophone Joe Small Campfire William Bruch John Lester Nooney Lamand John Turdlek Carl Roncaglione Ed Roth Warren Shumate James Arrington Aubrey Crabtree Howard Roncoglione Adam Angelo

New Arrival in Ashland Delivers Daughter Helen Ernestine

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey of Ashland West Virginia announce the birth of a daughter on May 29. The child has been named Helen Ernestine. The mother formerly Helen Hudsoy of Princeton.

Norse Ernest Bailey Ashland W. Va Yelghanine Poruda Helen Ernestine Mothey Migs i Helen Hudsoy Princeton

Trinity Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Local Methodist Work

Trinity auxiliary met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. TN Fuqua presiding. Reports from officers, praise for baby division leader Mrs. Larry Dunn and team, and a program led by Mrs. H Short. Devotional by Mrs. Freddy on The Name of Witnessing. Kathleen Litton performed piano. Attendance led by Mrs. Lake Ferguson. Prayer services announced. Article from the Missionary Bulletin celebrates fifty years of Methodism in Korea and the Seoul conference anniversary.

Trinity Auxiliary TN. Fuqua Larry Dunn Dunn Short Freddy Uslng J. W. Gilbert Susanna Werley M. C. Waltera Kathleen Litton Bluefield Vialtora George Armbrister Lake Ferguson Wiley Migalonary Bulletin Korea Woman's Hospital Hiind Seoul

Church Groups Schedule Afternoon Meetings

The Junior R A of the First Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 3 in the annex. Fidelis Bible class at First Baptist church will meet at 2 30 at the home of Mrs D K Cans now 204 Duhring street. Full attendance is urged.

First Baptist Church D. K Cansnow Duhring Street

Rocky's Tournament Tees Up Finals in Bluefield Golf Meet

Mra H X Morton defeats Mra J H Kabler 2 and 1 to reach the finals of the Rocky Short golf tourney at Bluefield Country Club. Hollman led early over Mra C F Brooks with 41 on the first nine, winning 4 and 3. Seyler, Blusher, Glenn reach the second flight final in closely contested matches.

H. X. Morton J. B. Hollman Bluefield Countrylub C. Li Seyler W. C. Blusher H. R. Glenn

Young Girls Mission Circle Meets at Grace Church Home

The Young Girl's Missionary Society circle 12 of Grace Methodist church met at Mrs. Elizabeth Kirby's home 65 Rogora street Tuesday evening. Led by Mrs. Louise Knox the program featured June Brides theme and a world service lesson. Mrs. Pauline Morris gave Bible study. special song by Mrs. Paul Shawver. business session by Mrs. Hea Short. hosts Mrs. Kirby Miss Anna Crockalt and Mrs. Payne Morris served strawberry shortcake open-lace sandwiches and coffee to finish.

Young Girl's Missionary Society Grace Methodist Church Elizabeth Kirby Rogora Street Louise Knox Kirby Anna Crockalt Payine Morris

Local Social Notes From Bluefield Area

Miss Shirley Foster Lucile Saunders and Helena Ashworth attend the Young People’s assembly at Fointy and Henry college Emory Virginia as delegates of the Trinity Epworth League Lacy Morgan returns to Richlands after visiting friends in Bluefield and Sand Fork Sam Sublette Jr is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium after a nasal operation Thursday Eloise Farley Lillian Graley Huntington attend Christian Endeavor convention Mrs C P Blair Catherine Hoge and family visit Bluefield relations Ruth Hite Huntington attend Christian Endeavor convention Mr and Mrs C K Myers Donald Myers and J S Myers return to Portland Ohio after a visit prompted by the illness and death of Mrs Wyatt Eulah Moore Meadow View VA visiting Berlin Farmer Bluefield Branswell road Joanie Ann Bell Bluefield sanitarium recovery after tonallo operation

Shirley Foster Lucile Saunders Helena Ashworth Fointy and Henry College Emory Trinity Epworth League Lacy Morgan Richlands Sand Idok Sam Sublette Jr Bluefield Sanitarium Eloise Farley Lillian Graley Huntington C. P. Blair Catherine Roanoke Strather Hoge Hoge College Avenue Mieses Ruth Ruby Hite Bluefield C. K. Myers Donald Myers J. 8. Myers Poytamouth Ohio Hiness Br. Wyatt Eulah Moore Meadow View Van Berlin Farmer Bluefield-Bransweil Road Joanie Ann Bell Walter Ball Coopers Bluefield Sanitariua

War Clouds Gather in Granada Film Preview

Current issue of the Daily Telegraph and Sunset Newsreel shows North China tensions with Japanese troop movements at Tlentein and an ultimatum to China. Other features include Alabama Pitts leaving Sing Sing for a base ball career, a hundredth anniversary rodeo in Livermore, fashion aboard the S S Normandie, a San Pedro cloudburst disaster, a meal lander crash near Conte Mega, and midshipmen at Annapolis receiving diplomas.

China Tlentein Nippon Daily Telegraph Sunset News Universal Newsreel Graham McNamee Granada Theater Japan Peiping Alabama Pitts Sing Sing Qaéming N.Y Livermore Calif Iing Normandie San Pedro Actopan Mexico Conte Mega New York City France Omaha Belmont Park N. Y Savi Ag Annapolis Chicago Ill

Passion Play Star in New Rose Lodge Near Vinalhaven

A Passion Play star lingers in a new Rose lodge near Vinalhaven, Maine, as a poetic capstone to the logs of two lives. A streamlined train slashed the Portland to Chicago record by nineteen hours, while mentions of next year’s elections linger far off. Representatives including John B. Hollister urge choosing someone.

New Rose Lodge Vinalhaven Cap Portland Ore Chicago John Hollister

Taft Mentioned as Possible GOP Nominee in 1936

Washington reported Ro bert Taft of Cincinnati son of the late president was mentioned by Ohio Republicans as a potential favorite son candidate for the 1936 GOP presidential nomination. Some quarters suggested he might help form a solid delegation from Ohio to act as a unit at the convention. Only his name had surfaced so far.

Washington Robert 4. Taft Cincinnati Ohio Taft Cincinnatian

Ohio convention delegates face first ballot vote amid uncertain ties

Republicans from Cincinnati discuss Taft as a favored candidate while Ohio delegates may back the first ballot pledge. An outsider could win the delegation, as Hoover did in 1928, amid uncertainty over a state entry. ENCAMPM OPENS West Virginia VFW encampment opens in Wheeling with Crede Connely president and Beatrice Davis auxiliary head.

William E. Hess Cincinnati Taft Hollister Ohio Oho Herbert Uoover Frank B. Willis Wheeling W. Va West Virginia Department of the Veterana of Foreign Wars Crede H. Connely Fairmont Beatrice M. Davis Morgantown

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