Keystone Sends Big Delegation to Scout Jamboree
West Virginia June 14. Cor. ndence. Keystone troop 56 left Friday for Princeton to attend the Scout jamboree held there. Scouts were guests at a banquet at the West Virginia hotel in Bluefield Friday night. The dinner was sponsored by the chamber of commerce with contests at Princeton stadium Saturday. Keystone attendees included Mason Patton George Butt Billy Houchins Eli Snyder Junior Bike Kenneth Higgins Kenneth Whitneck Stanley Thompson Paul Higgins Frank Dooley Hubert Hamblin Guy Clatterbaugh Fletcher Hardy Robert Blackwell Robert Shirley Robert Jes H P Mitchell Charlie Swain Assell Swain and James Whithead FE. PB. Bryant scoutmaster returned Saturday night.
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W. Va
Boy Scouts
Keytroop
Prince
Princeton
Westginian Hotel
Bluefield
Chamber of Commerce
Princeton Stadium
Keystone
Mason Patton
George Butt
Billy Houchins
Eli Snyder
Junior Bike
Kenneth Higgins
Kenneth Whitneck
Stanley Thompson
Paul Higgins
Frank Dooley
Hubert Hamblin
Guy Clatterbaugh
Fletcher Hardy
Robert Blackwell
Robert Shirley
Robert Jes
H. P. Mitchell
Charlie Swain
Assell Swain
James Whithead
FE. PB
Bryant
Keystone Imball Efficiency Club Banquet at Pythians Hall
Five hundred seventy five em of the Norfolk and Western railroad and guests will attend the annual banquet Monday night at Pythians Hall starting 7 30. Norfolk and Western officials will speak along with Rev George Williams of Welch and C R Varable asserts assistant claim agent. Northfolk school band aid planned for musical selections. Friday piano recital by Miss Zuleiman Zink at Methodist church featured Miss Mary Bush as top pupil.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Keystoneimball Efficiency Club
Pythians Hall
Norfolk and Western
George Williams
Welch
Northfolk
I Howbert
Kimball
Ayt
Keystone Methodist and Baptist Church
C. R. Varable
Sunday swimming party at Welch for Methodist class
Frank Keesee entertained his Sun day echoe class of the Methodist church with a swimming party at Welch Wednesday. Boys were taken down to Welch in a truck furnished by the Transfer company. The Baptist Missionary society met at the church Thursday at 2:30. The ting was opened by the presi st, Mrs. R. J. Tyler, with a song, of which readings were given on sionaries by Mrs. T. M. Shupe, Z. A. French and Mrs. R. Davis. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Methodist: Sunday school at 9:45, C. EB. Elliott superintendent. Preach ing in the evening at 7:45 by the tor Rev. W. S Barbery. Epworth goes at 6:45 o'clock. Baptist: Sunday school at 9:45, L. Ray. superintendent, Preach. at 11, by the pastor, Rev. R. J. for. Evening service at 7:30, by pastor. e- TO ENTERTAIN CIRCLE Mrs. W. P. Beane will entertain her circle with a 1 o'clock lunch eon Wednesday, at her home in Westfield addition.
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Frank Keesee
Methodist Church
Welch
Russell Swain
George Britt
Edward Murphy
Kenneth Whiteneck
Paul Higgins
Kenneth Higgins
Frank Dooley
Thomas Harmon
Thomas Evans
The
Baptist Missionary Society
R. J. Tyler
T. M. Shupe
Z. A. French
R. Davis
White Cross
Methodist
C. EB. Elliott
Tor
W. S Barbery
Epworth
L. Ray
R. J. For
W. P. Beane
Westfield Addition
Keystone personals note friendly community updates
Miss Constance Frigo enters Grace hospital Welch for treatment and K P scene lists W B Cook back at work after illness. Mrs A S Christie and children Sammy and Frances Ann return from Linksgrove vacation. Mrs R B Hudson visits daughter Mrs C B Harvey in Lewisburg for two weeks. Mrs A D McDowell and children plus sister Miss Phillis Scott depart for Roanoke for a 10 day wage. E Painter returns from Hot Springs with parents. Local visits include A L Brown with Mrs D B Brookman in Princeton. F F Courtney visiting Tazewell relatives. Mrs Anderson and Ruth Spruce of Eureka in town. Mrs Franke Keesee visits brother T B Hill at Vanwood with Mrs Sheets and Mrs Stoffler of Landgraff. Mr and Mrs Jim Lanzle welcome baby girl Ine born Tuesday. all doing nicely. Beane dinner redis noted. Dr J C Fonchine and Mr and Mrs J D ee of Northfork, Sells and Mrs J W yer shopped Bluefield. Mrs D S Bruce to visit Tazewell Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs F F Bernard listed, Eu
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Keystone
Constance Frigo
Grace Hospital
Welch
W. B. Cook
A. Christie
Sammy
Frances Ann
Linksgrove
R. B. Hudson
Lewisburg
C. B. Harvey
A. D. McDowell
Phillis Scott
Roanoke
E. Painter
Hot Springs
A. L. Brown
D. B. Brookman
Princeton
F. F. Courtney
Tazewell
Anderson
Ruth Spruce
Eureka
Franke Keesee
T. B. Hill
Vanwood
Sheets
Stoffler
Landgraff
Jim Lanzle
Ine
Beane
J. C. Fonchine
J. D.ee
Northfork
Sells
J. W
Bluefield
D. S. Bruce
Rela
F. F. Bernard
Scientists Trek in Albania For Anthropological Adventure
Harvardian Dr. C. B. Coon and wife lead an Albanian expedition to study mountaineer tribes. They observe customs, conduct head measurements, and note ties to handedness and skull shapes while living with Dibra and Mirdita communities under Albanian gendarmes.
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Albania
C. 8. Coon
Peabody Museum
Harvard
Frederick
Farnsworth
Dibra
America
Armes
Bluefield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Tragedy
Liddle and Mrs H J Patton shopped in Bluefield on Thursday. Miss Helen Bernard heads to Concord College in Athens. Misses Conswell and Harriet Sue Robertson travel to Roanoke for summer. EB T King and family visited Dave King in Williamson. Mrs Lester Snyder with Dr and Mrs Paul Davis of Matoaka visited E T King this week. The King family group rushed to Bland Virginia Friday for the death of their brother Frank King. Phyllis Dunn visits Bland for a few days. Bertha Shupe and Er L Liddle stayed with Lenrence and Mrs Brown in Bluefield this week.
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Liddle
H. J. Patton
Bluefield
Helen Bernard
Athens
Concord College
Conswell
Harriet Sue Robertson
Roanoke
EB. T. King
Dave King
Williamson
Lester Snyder
Paul Davis
Matoaka
E. T. King
C. W. King
BE. T. King
D. P. King
Bland
Frank King
Phyllis Dunn
Bertha Shupe
Er. L. Liddle
Lenrence Brown
Science studies glands to guide feet of youth
Detroit June 14. When a youth shows delinquency it may stem from endocrine issues. Dr. Louis Klein of Detroit, with Wayne county juvenile court, diagnoses glandular disturbances in delinquent children and treats endocrine deficiencies or excesses to curb misbehavior. He cites 20 percent, possibly 60 percent, of delinquency linked to ductless glands, notably thyroid, pituitary and thymus.
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Detroit
Medical
Clinic For Child Study
Wayne County Juvenile Court
Louis Klein
Klein
European nations test night air mail service
Helsingfors Finland June 14 experimental flights point to an inaugural night postal service linking Scandinavia with central and western Europe. Planes will fly through Sweden Denmark Germany and Great Britain connecting with other lines. Beginning in 1980 the flight season will grow from two months to a full year by 1985 with night operations and added equipment along the route.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Scandinavia
Europe
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Great Britain
Air Ines
Jenks Visited By Norfolk and Western VP in Bluefield
W. J. Jenks vice president of the Norfolk and Western railway, with Mrs. Jenks and their daughter, are in Bluefield for the weekend at the home of their daughter, Mrs. P. D. Wood on Jefferson Street.
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W. J. Jenks
The
Norfolk and Western Railway
Man guides disposal of huge wheat surplus
Chicago June 14 (4) Every time somebody eats a loaf of white bread it takes a weight off George Milner's mind. Milner leads the farmers' national grain corporation and the grain stabilization corporation under the Farm Board. His duty is to direct the disposal of 200,000,000 bushels of wheat.
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Chicago
George
Milner
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Wheat Surplus Shapes Milner’s New Market Role
The surplus wheat, unexported, depresses prices in America. Milner, with three decades in the trade, resigns as Sparkes Milling president of Alton Illinois. He serves on the Merchants' Exchange of St. Louis and the Millers National Federation. The Grain Stabilization Corporation backs about 50 million bushels to curb price declines. The Farmers' National Grain Corporation aims to unite 4,000 cooperative elevators and dealers into a mobile centralized unit when harvest finishes.
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Sparkes Milling Company
Alton
Ill
Merchants’ Exchange of
St. Louis
Millers National Federation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
President elect Olaya to Speak on Colombia US Ties
New York June 14 Dr En rique Olaya president elect of Colombia will address the radio audience over the CBS tomorrow at 2 30 p m on Commercial and Diplomatic Relations Between Colombia and the United States during the conclave of nations He will be introduced by Charles Stephenson Smith Chief of the foreign service for The Associated Press Also broadcasts include Hugh Walpole in London at 11 30 am and Paul Specht Orchestra at 8 pm on WABC plus other programs and concerts across CBS stations
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New York
Enrique Olaya
Colombia
Columbia Broadcasting System
Olaya
United States
South American
Charles Stephenson Smith
Foreign Service
Associated Press
Lawrence Tierney Jr Honored at Yale Degree Exercises
Lawrence Edward Tierney Jr., son of Mrs. L. E. Tierney of North Street, is a Yale candidate for a bachelor of science degree this year and will be honored at the exercises next Tuesday.
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Lawrence Edward Tierney Jr
L. E. Tierney
North Street
Yale University
Tierney
Professor Cox Retires From Acting Teaching
Morgantown West Virginia June 14 Dr John Harrington Cox after twenty six years as a West Virginia University English professor retires from active teaching to pursue original study on West Virginia ballads and related research directed by President John Roscoe Turner Also announced is the retirement of Dr John W Draper as head of the English department Dr David Dale Johnson will lead the department until a successor is named
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Morgantown
W. Va
John Harrington Cox
West Virginia University
West Virginia
John Roscoe Turner
John W. Draper
David Dale Johnson
Boone joins General Electric after WVU electrical degree
Lawson Boone, son of Mrs C E Boone of 2020 Wythe Avenue, is among West Virginia University's electrical engineering graduates this year. He now works as an associate at General Electric in Schenectady New York.
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Lawsen I. Boone
C. E. Boone
Wythe Avenue
Electrical Engineering Papermene of
West Virginia
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Ord Returns to Home in Mount Vernon
W. D. Ord of the Empire Coal and Coke company, after several days on business at Landgraff, passed through Bluefield last night en route to his Mount Vernon home.
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W. D. Ord
Mount Vernon
Empire Coal and Coke Company
Landgraff
Bluefield
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Masha Waddell
Nell Simmons
Phyllis Scott
Edith Courtney
Lillian Koslow
Anita Britt
Virginia Reed
Lola Lange
Mary Bueh
Duane Kuhn
Fro Vecellio
Mary Bush
Doris Jean Ofea
Simon Ofsa
South View
J. H. Whitner
Hollins Road
By Howard W. Blakeslee
Cambridge
Mass
Coons
Coon
European Nations
Jenks
United Modern
Princeton Ave
A. W. Va
United Modern Dentists
O. V. Hefner & Co
Roanoke St
Columbia
CBS
London
Hugh Walpole
Paul Specht
WABC
Specht
Sigmund Romberg
WHAF
James Melton
Josef Pasternack
Yeoman of the Guard
WIZ and Chain
Casare Sodero
Toscha Seidel
Adele Vasa
S. T
Lawrence E. Tierney JR
YALE
Yea Mulhall
el Brendel
Fox Movietone
Colonial Theatre
Yale Sheffield Scientific School
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Cox
Lawson
Boone
General Electric
Rock Mineral Springs CO
Rock, W. VA
Majestic
Boggs & Coodall
Bluefield Ave
Bluefield, W. VA
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