Local Classifieds Highlight Gifts and Services Across Bluefield
Monito hose and Hummingbird stock offered by Ellett and Frazier in Pocahontas with Father’s Day cards from The Little Gift Shop. Floral selections from Fallon Florist include roses and swansonia with out of town delivery. Notices announce meetings for Black Diamond Lodge and D A R, plus local sales, travel, and civic events in Bluefield and nearby towns.
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Fallon Florist
Bluefield
W. Va
Contement Campaign Set For National Encampment Attendees
Degree teams of all lodges of this section prepare to attend the annual national encampment in Cincinnati. Christian Endeavor Society meets in Presbyterian Sunday school room at 7 o clock. The subject is Cultivating Contentment from Philippians 4 10 20. Strother Hoge plans an attendance drive this evening and urges punctuality to start the campaign strong.
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Cincinnati
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian
Strother Hoge
City Hall Notes on Street Work and Public Health
Weekly progress report details curb and foundation work on Albemarle Rockbridge and East River avenues and plans for asphalt surface. Utilities move poles and track foundations, Bluefield avenue improvements bid out. May births and deaths report white and colored rates. Building permits include Tilson on Lewis street Hill on Cooper Hill remodel Williams street and Goodykoontz Raleigh terrace garage.
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Albemarle Street
Rockbridge Street
East River Avenue
Roy Avenue
North Strey
Frederick Street
Adams Street
Appalachian Power Company
Princeton Power Company
Bluefield Avenue
Poplar Street
State Line
J. R. Tilson
Lewis Street
D. Hill
Cooper Street
G. D. Hill
Williams Street
H. A. Goodykoontz
Raleigh Terrace
Modern and Up to Date Men's Clothing Store Opens Soon
Bluefield advances toward a premier new men's clothing store as Lilly Clothing Co on Princeton avenue nears completion. Designer H Schener of Cincinnati oversees window and interior remodeling to create an attractive front and distinctive display inviting public opening events and showcasing modern merchandise.
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Bluefield
Virginias
Lilly Clothing Co
Princeton Avenue
Messra Lilly
H. ©. Schener
Robt. Mitchell Furniture Co
Cincinnati
Himes Named Principal of New Shepherdstown High
The Shepherdstown Register reports Wm. D. Himes, formerly with the Guelfeld schools, named principal of the new high school and supervisor of the graded school. A Shepherd College graduate and WVU alum with a strong teaching record, he is praised for character and progressive leadership.
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Shepherdstown Register
Wm. D. Himes
Guefield
Board of Education of
Shepherdstown
Himes
Shepherd College
West Virginia University
Detachable Silk Umbrella Covers Hit Market
A new umbrella design offers detachable silk coverings for the same frame, allowing wearers to swap colors to match outfits. The Parasol concept emphasizes coordinated apparel and practical versatility.
Monument 10 to be unveiled at Hartwell Cemetery
A Bluefield Woodmen delegation will attend the unveiling of Monument 10 in Hartwell cemetery honoring the late Joseph C. Asbury. The event starts at 2 pm with a program including choirs, prayers, songs, a memorial address by W W McNeal, and a flower ceremony by Hartwell Cranebrake All Sovereigns.
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O. Briant
Huntington
The
Woodmen of the World
Bluefield
Briant
Woodmen
Hartwell
Joseph C. Asbury
Briants
Berwind
J. C. Asbury
Heirtwall
Hartwell Cemetery
Order
Moose Hall
Mercer Street
Cranebreak
Elmer W. Dean
R. F. Turner
Personal notices from Bluefield area travelers
W D C Seay of Bluefield Furniture Co. returns from Charleston Lynchburg and Roanoke trips. Mr. and Mrs. R E Landers plan several days in Huntington with Mrs Landers sister Mrs C B Haley. Ira W Henderson of Roanoke College stays home for summer with his parents in Frederick Street. Mr. and Mrs. R W Waldron depart for Logan after visiting Mr and Mrs W B Crawford. W H Cray travels to Anderson Ind for a camp meeting. Harry Douthat and children head to Louisville for a week with relatives. Mrs F T Ridley returns from Charlottesville. Miss Ethel Cawley finishes Marshall College term and goes home for summer. L Taylor returns from Huntington on business. Mrs W E Francis of Princeton visits sister Mrs J W Snyder in Highland Avenue.
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W. D.C. Seay
Bluefield Furniture Co
Charleston
Lynchburg
Roanoke
R. E. Landers
Huntington
W. B. Crawford
Logan
W. H. Cray
Anderson
Ind
Harry Douthat
Louisville
F. T. Ridley
Charlottesville
Ethel Cawley
Attering Marshall College
L. Taylor
W. E. Francis
Princeton
J. W. Snyder
Highland Avenue
Cemetery Association Formed to Improve Maple Park Grounds
Carlisle notes that how a community treats its dead shows its character. Maple Park cemetery is neglected, prompting a June 12 meeting at the YWCA where Mrs. J. M. Sanders was elected president and Mrs. C. H. Goodykoontz vice president. The group aims to hire a groundkeeper and beautify the grounds with plot-owner cooperation. next meeting is June 26 at 2:30 p.m. at the YWCA.
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Carlisle
Maple Park Cemetery
J. M. Sanders
C. H. Goodykoontz
Norman Crawford
Mondiey
M P Shawkey to Speak at Abingdon Assembly
Beaver Pond district schools superintendent M P Shawkey will attend the Epworth League assembly in Abingdon Virginia this summer. He will conduct the daily lecture hour with the topic Teaching Americanism and then proceed to Charlottesville to lecture on School Administration at the University of Virginia.
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Epworth League
Abingdon
Virginia University
M. P. Shawkey
Beaver Pond
Epworth League Assembly
Shawkey
Three Fire Alarms Hit But Little Damage Reported
Three fire alarms sounded in quick succession last night with minimal damage. The first alarm from Box 25 on East Princeton Avenue near Bowman Street involved cross ties supporting the county road embankment catching fire. A second alarm from the central station addressed the same blaze while a third from Box 22 Raleigh Street drew South Bluefield firefighters to an auto fire owned by G D Shawkey of Montcalm, which was put out before substantial damage occurred.
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Princeton Avenue
Bowman Street
County Road
Central Fire Station
Central Station
Raleigh Street
Bluefield
G. D. Shawkey
Montcalm
Kiwanis Delegates Head to Toronto Convention
Jack Wright secretary and George Crockett former president of the Kiwanis Club travel to Toronto for the annual Kiwanis meeting. Also H B Kitts departs tonight via Washington while Henry is anticipated to figure prominently amid possible surprises at the event.
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Jack Wright
Kiwanis Club
George Crockett
Toronto
Canada
Jack
George
H. B. Kitts
Washington
Pastry Quality Drives Dinner Approval in Our Kitchen
The pastry and desserts determine dinner approval or disapproval. A skilled chef prevents a marred meal by avoiding pastry flaws. Our kitchen takes special care to produce only the best pastries, making dining a real pleasure.
Secretary Henning to Speak at Colonial Theatre
Assistant Secretary of Labor Ed J Henning will speak at the Colonial Theatre on Sunday afternoon July 2 at 2 30 under the auspices of the Loyal Order of Moose. He is billed as a gifted speaker and will address the audience about labor matters.
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Labor
Ed. J. Henning
Colonial Theatre
Henning
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Special Train Planned for Bluefield July 19
The transportation committee completed arrangements for a special train to depart Bluefield at about 8 30 a m on July 19 and return around 11 30 p m the same night. Fare is 346 dollars round trip and all funds must be given to the committee. Telegraph Want Ads bring results.
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Transportation Committee
Bluefield
Madam Altreso Fortune Teller Ad
Advertisement for Madam Altreso a palmist in Bluefield on Graham Trolley Line East Graham Virginia promises to solve family and love troubles and offer business guidance for those in need or unhappy spouses seek her aid at the first stop from the state line.
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Bluefield
Graham
State Line
East Graham
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Canadian-Pacific
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Easley, Plaking & CO
W. D. Himes
Shepherdstown High
William H. Carr
Osteopath
Kelly & Moyer Bidg
Trelemkuhl
Shepherd
Office Outfitters
Masonic Temple
Bluefield, W VA
M. P. Hawkey
Busy Bee Restaurant
NEW Royal
N. & W. Siatlon
J. R. Sheppard
J. Henning
Mullins
Telegraph
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Eastman’s
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