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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1939
Page
14
Gardens of Mrs. Robert H. Moore at 1339 Liberty Avenue and Mrs. D E Prench at 2126 Reid Avenue will be open this week for public visitation under the Bluefield Garden Club sponsorship. Open on Wednesday from 1 to 5 PM as part of the season announced by the club.
American Legion auxiliary unit No. 9 met in the Appalachian recreation hall for its monthly session led by vice president Mrs N C Stanley. Mrs Helen Gordon of the United States Forestry service spoke on forest fire prevention and reforestation efforts, noting the Pocahontas district acres and flood impacts along the river system.
A well known couple married in Tazewell Virginia and now reside near Bluefield Virginia. The reunion service drew fifty three kin folk with six of Mrs Mulkey's sisters and brothers attending and two brothers unable to attend. The graves were decorated with care and abundance for the event.
Engineers and ladies attend a gala banquet highlighting the engineering fraternity and education. Guests include the Binsfield Lions quartet and Miss Marion Smith as featured entertainment. The event blends professional interest with social engagement and fundraising aims.
Circles of Bland Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 7 with members including Mrs. M. G. Laitten at 1613 Dearborn and Mrs. F. C. Goodall at 2600 Bland. Other circles led by Mrs. Alex Mahood and Mrs. Milner Mitchell will gather at listed addresses to organize activities.
Advertises a home treatment for stomach ulcers caused by gastric hyper acidity. Claims quick relief from symptoms like sour stomach and bloating. Ends with a call to write for a free booklet and information.
The P T A presents a half hour radio program on WHIS this Sunday at 3 30 PM featuring Mr Brown on piano and songs by Ernest Charlies Kathleen Lockhart James H Rogers and Ruddoef. The program offers Mozart’s Alleluiah and a selection of light tunes.
Women golfers from Bluefield Country Club returned victorious from Bristol Virginia after competing in the Southwestern Golf Association tournament at the Corn Club. Miss Betty Mae Hopkins of Charleston visited her cousin Miss Jean Afin Ferrell of Bluefield and Mrs A J Cole. While at the World’s Fair they attended events and the Atlantic ten day tour.
Tommy Sands son of Mr and Mrs G L Sands of Highland Avenue is noted in the society notes with family ties and local residence highlighted in the personals column.
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