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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

6

Dances Tonight Highlight Bluefield Cotillion and Elks Event

Outstanding weekly events include the Bluefield Cotillion home coming dance at the West Virginian hotel ballroom and the Elks opening dance of the summer season at the Elks ballroom from 9 30 to 1. Jack Baxter and his Caroliniane will play for the Cotillion and Fred Murff and his Knoxville orchestra will perform for the Elks.

Bluefield West Virginian Hotel Elks Jack Baxter Fred Murff Knoxville

Triangle Club Meeting At Nellie Smith Home

The Triangle club of the First Christian church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Nellie Smith on Fourth Street. All members are urged to be present.

Triangle Club The First Christian Church Nellie Smith Fourth Street

Visit to Washington Patient Returns to Bluefield Health

Here for visit Joe Wilds, once a Walter Reed patient, has returned to Bluefield with Mrs. Wilds for a week stay. Friends report he is greatly improved and on the road to full recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Wilds will leave Washington Monday and are joined by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Virginia and Guy Jr. of Norfolk who accompanied them to Bluefield. Mr. Gerald is Mrs. Wilda’s brother.

Joe Wilds Walter Reid Hospital Washington Bluefield

Delightful program sung by Kathleen Tynes and Carter

A noon hour WHIS program features Kathleen Tynes with Dorothy Carter on piano. Marion Smith as announcer and Maury Barret as tenor perform vocal selections. Carter also plays piano. Songs include I'm Sorry Dear Meet Me Tonight Always Think of Me Beloved Why Dance All of Me Keeping Out of My Can't We Talk It Over Sweet Letter From You Just You Where Is the Song of Songs For Me At the End of Cobblestone Road Killarney and Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms.

Kathleen ‘Aynes Mise Dorothy Carter WHIS Mise Marion Smith Maury Barret Mise Carter Misa Tynes Miss Carter Miss Smith Mr. Barret Killarney

Young Girls Circle gathers at Grace Methodist church

The Young Girls circle of Grace Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at 7 45 with Mrs Paul Shaver Bluefield Virginia. The program led by Mrs Osborne Cofer opened with a hymn followed by scripture read by Miss Elene Johnston.

Circle of Grace Methodist Church Paul Shawver Bluefield Osborne Cofer Elene Johnston W. E. Zobrick Jenny Lou Tynes Lois Pafford Miss Tynes Pafford Marie Johnston Thomas Morrisette Missionary Society G. E. Griffith Clarence Frye Richmond Elizabeth Frances Faye Porterfeld

Boy Welcomed Ratcliff Couple in Grassy Branch

Mr and Mrs R W Ratcliff of Grassy Branch are the parents of a fine son born Tuesday June 14.

R. W. Ratcliff Grassy Branch

Pollyanna Party Ends Ruth Circle Year at Neal Home

The final Pollyanna party for Ruth circle Loyal Daughters class of First Christian church was hosted Tuesday at Mrs. Caval Neal’s Fairfax Street home. Twenty five members attended with Mrs. Neal aided by her mother Mrs. Comer and Mrs. Tidwell. Mrs. Cregger and Miss Arlene Geordon won contests and gifts were exchanged. A refreshment plate concluded the event.

Ruth Circle First Christian Church Caval Neal Fairfax Street

Baptist Women's Group In Session At First Baptist

The thirtieth annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union auxiliary to the New Lebanon Baptist association convenes at 2:30 this afternoon at First Baptist Church with Mrs. C. A. Lilly presiding. Delegates total seventy five with visitors, and a two day program includes addresses by Dr. J. W. Beagle and Dr. Richard Owen.

C. A. Lilly Bluefield Woman’s Missionary Union New Lebanon Baptist Association First Baptist Church Richard Owen Calvary Baptist Church Roanoke J. W. Beagle Atlanta J. Earl Bailey College Avenue Baptist Church Young People’s Auxiliary W. M. A. Training School Royal Service T. E. Petera John T. Shelton S. W. Gabriel Mar Jesus A. L. Shumate First Baptist Choir Louisville J. R. Saunders Shinchow China Saunders Margaret Fundament Asa Taylor White Cross Bessie Meyer B. C H. A. Willis F. J. Thompson T. J. Phelps T. M. Gravely F. H. Combe Beatrice Repass Bob Wilson R. H. Bowden Son of God Renee Ar

Hannah Truth Seekers to Meet at Rutledge Residence

Members of the Hannah Truth Seekers Bible class at Trinity Methodist Church will gather this evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting is hosted by Mrs. W. L. Rutledge at 216 Oakhurst Avenue.

Hannah Truth Seekers Trinity Methodist Church W. L. Rutledge Oakhurst Avenue

Delegates from Bluefield Attend State Christian Endeavor Meet

A Bluefield party led by W R Davis and Fields Richardson attended the State Christian Endeavor convention in Charleston last week. Miss Frazier was elected third vice president succeeding Elizabeth Warrick. Delegates enjoyed Capitol Governor greeting and a Kanawha River dinner boat excursion.

Elizabeth Warrick Mary Joan Phelps Mary Holcomb Clara Vie Regina Brown Lillian Still Margaret Frazer W. R. Davis Fields Richardson Bluefield Christian Endeavor Charleston Miss Frazier State Associat Capitol Building Kanawha River

Delightful WHIS Radio Hour With Vocals and Piano

Mies Blanche Armentrout and Earl Hurt will perform with pianist James Elmer Brown in a 12 to 1 program on WHIS. Join for a fresh musical segment featuring leading vocalists and supportive piano.

Mies Blanche Armentrout Earl Hurt James Elmer Brown

Bluefield Quota Club Hosts Quota Day Luncheon

At the West Virginian hotel Bluefield Quota Club held a Wednesday noon luncheon with Mrs. Alice Zimmerman presiding. Guests included Mrs. Viola E. Ratliff of Richlands. Harriet Speiden led the program as Quota Day featured talk by Arie Neel of Bluefield Gas and Power on manufactured gas uses and industry growth. Beulah Price and Martha Smith traveled as delegates to the Quota International convention in Memphis, with Helen Sue Spangler detained by work.

West Virginian Bluefield Quota Club Alice Zimmerman Una Martin Viola E. Ratliff Richlands Mies Harriet Speiden Arie Neel Bluefield Gas and Power Company Quota Club

Choir Rehearsal Resumes at Bland Street Methodist

The choir of Bland Street Methodist Church will resume rehearsal this evening at 7 45 announced by James Elmer Brown choir director.

Bland Street Methodist Church James Elmer Brown

Contest Time Extended for Y Camp Registrations

Mrs. Herbertene ment of the Y W C A offers a free week in camp to the girl who gains the most registrations. The extended deadline is Monday at noon. Camp Roland near Bastian hosts the July 5 to 12 session.

Herbert Ee Enement Camp Roland Bastian

New Arrival Born to Mr and Mrs Crockett

A daughter Patsy Ann was born on June 4 to Mr and Mrs Cleon Crockett of Maybeury. The mother before marriage was Mies Ishmael Hughes.

Cleon Crockett Maybeury Patsy Ann Mies Ishmael Hughes

Local Railway Conductors Auxiliary Invites Inspectress

Mrs Clara Wertzbacker grand secretary of the Ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors arrives in Bluefield Ohio born Columbus for a tour of inspection and will attend an all day meeting at Moose hall starting at 10 with lodging at the West Virginian hotel.

Clara Wertzbacker Columbus Ohio Ladies’ Auxiliary Bluefield Sparen Moose Hall Wertzbacker West Virginian Hotel

Northfork Chapter to Install Officers Friday Evening

Northfork chapter C E S Northfork chapter C B 8 will meet Friday evening at 8. A public installation of officers will be held promptly at 8 30 and the public is invited. At the close refreshments will be served by the past matrons and past patrons of the chapter.

Northfork C. B

Briand Memorial Name For Ouistreham Promenade

The front promenade of this channel town in Ouistreham France is named for the late Ariatde Briand who visited to sail his yacht The Simonelle.

Briand A Ouistreham France Fansing Ariatde Briand Simonelle

Brilliant Nuptials At Pearisburg Join Shumate Phiegar

Miss Lillian Shumate and Mr. Paul Phiegar wed last evening at the Pearisburg Methodist Church in a ceremony attended by a select gathering. The Rev. John Lee Allison officiated as roses and greenery adorned the interior. The bride wore ivory satin with seed pearl trim. bridesmaids wore pastel gowns and carried old fashioned bouquets. A reception followed at Senator and Mrs. Shumate’s home with guests serving at the punch bowl. The couple departed for their honeymoon afterward.

Lillian Pauline Shumate A. E. Shumate Bristol, Va Mies Elizabeth McDonald Roa Noke Misa Celia Ann Shumate Mre Phiegar Mendelssohn Lucille Shumate R. Phiegar Stuart Strader Bluefield Messie A. E. Shumate Jr Archie S. Phiegar Reyburn Miller Peariaburg Robert Fry Salem, Va Benjamin Strader Roger Manefield Winfred Phiegar Narrows W. P. Miller Bernard Mason Allene Walker Bess Chariton Pearisburg

Honeymoon Motor Trip Ends Without Destination Named

A couple completes a honeymoon motor trip with the final destination not announced. They are expected to be at home near Pearieburg later.

Pearieburg

Local Social Notes Include Travel and Visits From Several Families

The column lists numerous residents of Matoaka and surrounding towns visiting, traveling to Lake Champlain and Merrie-Woode, attending funerals in Saltville and Abingdon, and returning home after brief trips. It mentions Betty Eller, Mary Ann Payne, John Wright, and Sidney Hale among others, with dates and destinations such as North Street, Trenton, Lake Toxaway, and Concord College.

R. O. Eller Eller Matoaka Betty Meyer Marcus S. B. Payne Mary Ann North Street Trenton N. J Payne John M. Wright Tyler Stowers John Emily Warden Ponton Cleveland Ohio D. R. Henderson Saltville Keys Boardwine Abingdon Sidney H. Hale Desir Gilmore Merrie-Woode Lake Toxaway

Lux Toilet Soap Ad Credits Hollywood Glamour

A young woman praises Lux Toilet Soap for keeping skin youthful and fair as she admires her famous mother. The copy claims 686 of 694 important Hollywood actresses use the white fragrant soap and that it is official in major film studios.

Lux Hollywood All Stars Irene Rich

Miss Dorothy Hale Receives Bachelor of Education Degree

Miss Dorothy Hale daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Hale of Princeton received the bachelor of education degree at the forty sixth annual commencement of the National College of Education Evanston Illinois on June 8 She active in college affairs and served on the art staff that produced the student annual The National and she was a cast member in the spring festival staged by the junior and senior classes in May

Dorothy Hale E. W. Hale Princeton National College of Education Evanston

Junior High Girl Reserves Meet at the Y

Girl Reserves of the Junior High will gather at 3:30 this afternoon at the Y to hike and learn campfire skills. If weather prevents the hike, indoor games at the Y will substitute for the outdoor activity.

Lunch Committee Meeting at YWCA chaired by Mrs Edwards

The lunch committee of the YWCA chaired by Mrs R B Edwards will meet at the Y today at 10 o clock.

R. BE. Edwards

Local Assembly Delays May Meetings in Summer

The Los Angeles to Boston Reach To be Regular Assembly notes there will be no meeting this afternoon. Regular meetings occur on the first and third Tuesdays at Red Men’s hall, but third Tuesday sessions are dropped for June July and August.

L. A R. T Red Men's Hall

Evelyn Waddell Circle Met For Prayer Lesson

Evelyn Waddell circle of Bland Street Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hutcheson and Mrs. Pat McKenry leading a Bible study from The Open Gate to Prayer on The Name. Members approved minutes and paid dues while Mrs. Adkins closed with prayer. Refreshments were served. next meeting planned at Mrs. Belcher’s Rocky Point summer camp.

Evelyn Waddell Bland Street Methodist Church Mra W. F. Duggins J. R. Hutcherson Ramsey Street Pat McKenry W. L. Adkine J. B. Belcher

Lodge Meeting at Moose Hall Held by Degree of Honor

Bluefield lodge No. 69 Degree of Honor Protective association met Tuesday evening at Moose Hall with Mary Masco state president presiding in Lula Garrett’s absence. May Polingy juvenile director also attended. Masco and Poling spoke informally and cordially. Mary Bozell was initiated.

Bluefeld Lodge No Degree of Honor Protective Association Moosehall Mary Masco Brownsville Lula Garrett May Polingy Sunshine Lodge Fairmont Masco Poling Mary Bozell

Devotional Session Opens Tri-District Meeting

The Tri-District council held a devotional session led by Mrs Kenneth Addington at Kee Street Methodist church Princeton before the business meeting. Mrs Arthur Hendricks presented the minutes and roll call. A new year policy and efficiency standard were discussed for adoption at the Friday union meeting at Center Street Methodist church Princeton.

Mra Kenneth Addington Tri-District Union Council Kee Street Methodist Church Princeton Arthur Hendricks Tri- District Union Tri-District Union Union Center Street Methodist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Young Girls Betty Lee Baptist Women’s Group Garet Buckles A. L. Young Bane Peery Bluefield College J. T. Stinson Hannah Truth C. E Paul Henry Phliegar John Henderson Eula Jerry Johnston Henderson Virginia Ferguson Concord College Athena Ellis Brumfield Berwind Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Eham Taylor's Drug Store Frances Rich Irene Richs Autrey G. R Attention Tri-District Council
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