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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1954

Page

11

Goren on Bridge Trail Visits Bluefield for Tournament

Charles Goren, famed Daily Telegraph bridge columnist, stopped in Bluefield en route to the Southeastern Pennsylvania tournament in Philadelphia. He estimated 20 to 25 tournaments yearly, noted a rise in events in small towns, and recalled a Fairmont game with the late Chief Justice Fred Vinson.

Daily Telegraph George Hanna “Goren Goren Charles Goren Bluefield Reading Memphis West Virginia Fairmont Fred Vinson Ax Matt Princaton Max Matz Final Mrs. Matz Philadelphia Florida

Big Savings On Round Trips From Several Cities

Travel deals announce round trips from Jacksonville Beach Charlotte Miami Miami plus U S Tex with notable savings and new routes. The snippet lists times and places including Jacksonville Fla Beach S C Flo Charlotte N C Miami Fla.

Jacksonville Fla, Beach S. C One Beach Flo Charlotte N. C Miami Fla U. S. Tex

Appalachian Signs 42 Foot Neon Marquee In Bluefield

The Appalachian plans a 42 foot sign on the front north corner of its downtown Bluefield office building. Letters 20 inches high in gold neon, with 20 gauge stainless steel channel and enamel background. Changeable letter panel for civic notices. First display centers on the Bluefield Swimming Pool campaign. Completion anticipated by week’s end with visibility from three streets and one mile distance.

Appalachian Bluefield Ees Powers Ight W. J. Gillespie Jr The Greater Bluefield

Battlefield Bans Guns Officials Announce

Gettysburg Pa. officials report trespassers convicted for violation of park rules at Gettysburg National Battlefield. One offender was fined 25 dollars for using firearms and hunting on the battlefield.

Gettysburg Gettysburg National Park Gettysburg Battlefield

Conference Opens First Sessions of Advent Christian Churches

Charleston readers report the Advent Christian General Conference of America begins its 33rd biennial meeting. About 450 delegates from 450 churches totaling 33,000 members gather in Charleston with new officers to be elected and committees already meeting.

Charleston Adventistian General Conference of America Advent Christian Churches Conference Board of Christian Education Lee E Baker Aurora

Crook Seeks Basement While Owner Snoozes

Police arrested a man found hiding in the basement after a break in at a loan company. The owner Adolph H. Bobnn slept through a smashed front window and a burglar alarm sounding as the safe handle was pounded off with a hammer and iron bar.

ST. Louis Adolph H. Bobnn Boban

Legion Installs New Officers at Princeton Post 54

Princeton Post 54 of the American Legion held a Tuesday night installation at the Memorial building. New officers include John P. McCabe er and A. E. Dangerfield as first and second vice commanders, Jack Hawkins as adjutant finance officer, with E. E. Bailey chaplain H. L. Browning historian and Earl J. Collins sergeant at arms. Delegates named for the State Legion Convention at Huntington July 23 24 25 are W. P. Kraushaar and Jack Hawkins with Earl J. Collins and Bob Woods as alternate delegates. Executive committee members are Richard Rice O. E. Blankenship William Pedneau Walker G. Anderson and W. P. Kraushaar. Refreshments followed.

Princeton American Legion Memorial Building W. P. Kraushaar Jack Hawkins Earl J. Collins Bob Woods Huntington John P. McCabe A. E. Dangerfield Robert Wood E. E. Bailey H. L. Browning H. S. Goode E. W Anderson Richard Rice O. E. Blankenship William Pedneau Walker G. Anderson

Buchanan Singing Convention Plans Weekend Meetings

The Buchanan County Singing Convention will hold two weekend meetings. On Saturday night July 19 the group meets at Harman Junction Advent Christian Church and on Sunday June 20 at Ratliff's Chapel. All singers and the general public are invited.

Buchanan County Harman Junction Advent Christian Church Ratliff's Chapel

County Financial Totals Across West Virginia Counties

A list of county names with associated monetary amounts appears, detailing sums like Harrison 1 659 280 and Kanawha 5 349 825. Other counties include Jefferson 367 628 and Monongalia 1 263 452, covering multiple regions with varied figures.

Harrison Jackson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan McDowell Nicholas Ohio Pendelton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming

Sallie Circle Meeting Highlights Proclaiming the Savior in Formosa

Princeton Sallie Circle met at the Elk Club with Mrs. Hode White in charge presenting Proclaiming the Savior in Formosa. Mrs. Hartley Sanders led the business session as fourteen members and one visitor attended and refreshments followed. The United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the Elk Club with Mrs. Clinton Bonham presiding and reports from Traveler District noted the chapter will send two children to Salvation Army Camp this summer. New member Mrs. Mary Gore Thorpe welcomed from Greensboro, North Carolina. Mrs. Earl Gott and Miss Frances Moody sang, and Miss Gordon Ball reviewed Capture of Jefferson Davis with multiple versions. Refreshments were served to thirty members and three guests.

Hode White Formosa Elk’s Club Richard Evans Wilton Bell Marguerite Miller Bill Myers James Agnew William Lilly Hartley Sanders Princeton R United Daughters of the Deracy Clinton Bonham John Donovan Mary Gore Thorpe Greensboro North Carolina Earl Gott Frances Moody Love Swanee River Jefferson Davis Rankin Barbee Gordon Ball

Master Point Night at Elk's Club Highlights Winners

The Elk's Club duplicate bridge session featured Master Point Night with top results in both divisions. North-South winners were Itiret, Sowers, and Booker. East-West leading pair Hinchee and Crowder with scores 110 for first.

Duplicate Bridge Club Elk’s Club Itiret W. O. Sowers Eleanor Booker A. G. Burton D. E. Shorter H. C. Ellet W. N. Eskridge D. Lennet Max Matz Rufus Hinchee A. M. Crowder L. J. Soulier James Powers Carl] Hammed al Bergeron Jack Lawrence

Huntington woman Amy Bowling visits Princeton relatives

Mrs. Amy Bowling of Huntington visits her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Blake Bowling on Highland Avenue and other relatives in Princeton this week. She celebrated her 90th birthday in June and has two great great grandchildren and many great grandchildren. She attends the Bowling and Karnes reunion each summer at Shawnee Lake.

Amy Bowling Huntington Blake Bowling Highland Avenue Princeton Bowling Amy Karnes Mercer Raleigh Bowling and Karnes Shawnee Lake

Families Travel and Return Home Across States

A parade of local families reports vacations and visits across Virginia Florida New Jersey California Ohio and Washington with relatives in Princeton Rockingham County and Cleveland. The group notes several members traveling for summers stays medical visits and job relocations plus a Turkish tourism stat focusing on Americans.

J. D. Baisden Patty Donna Jean Dempsey White Nancy Gayle Virginia Beach Irvin A. Downey Rockingham County Virginia Fhe Lexington Lawrence Williams Larry Bobby Camden New Jersey William Elsie Shutt Park Avenue AIC Ted Shutt Eglin A.S.B. Florida Shutt Princeton Pasadena California Tommy Sarah Williams Coshocton Ohio J. E. Stafford Bob Porterfield Washington Georgetown University Hospital Perry G_ Johnston D. A. Johnston Japan

For Sale: Six Room House in Residential Section

Practically new six room house with full basement on a 50 by 150 lot in a residential section. FHA approved with down payment of 4500 dollars. Will consider late model used car as part of the down payment. Viewings by appointment 3 to 5 p.m. at 4081 between Vir and Dempsey.

Dempsey

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