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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1923

Page

8

Asher Bible Council Meeting Socials Meal Recap

The Asher Bible Council held its regular Monday meeting with a supper prepared by Christ Episcopal church ladies. The event was described as very enjoyable and follows Society Editor Mrs R S Jas O Keeffe's note inviting further items for the column.

Asher Bible Council Christ Episcopal Church Jas. O'Keeffe

Cardui touted as women’s tonic by Buffalo official

Buffalo Missouri notes Mrs Dell Davis superintendent cites fatigue and weakness leading to use of Cardui the tonic claimed to strengthen the female system. Hospital and church social details follow with readings music and a planned picnic and dance at local venues.

Buffalo Dell Davis Central Office and Exchange Buffalo Telephone Co, Inc Cardus

Sweeney Spangler announce marriage in Tazewell

Lambert Sweeney announces the marriage of his sister Janie Lillian Sweeney to J Robert Lambert of Raven Virginia. The ceremony was performed June 6 in Tazewell by Rev Arrowood. After a wedding journey they will reside in Raven Virginia around July 1 with friends invited to visit.

C. R. Spangler Richlands Janie Lillian Sweeney J. Robert Lambert Raven Tazewell Arrowood

Social Week Draws Guests to Country Club Robins Rest

The social calendar for the week fills with entertaining affairs at the Country Club Robins Rest and Tip Top Springs. Hostesses are drawn to the breezes and the gatherings promise fresh charm and lively charm at each venue.

Country Club Robins Rest Tip Top Springs

Dance at Robins Rest Draws Attendees Saturday

A dance at Robins Rest on Saturday evening drew attendees and the event was described as greatly enjoyable by those present. The report notes a lively crowd and a festive mood throughout the night.

Robins Rest

Earl Lowder to Play Piano Recital at First Christian Church

On Thursday evening at 8 15 oclock in the auditorium of the First Christian Church Earl Lowder a pupil of Mrs C V Foland will give a piano recital. The public is cordially invited.

First Christian Church Earl Lowder C. V. Foland

Mrs Hatcher Hosts Bridge Party At Robins Rest Tea Rooms

Mrs Hatcher hosts a pleasant afternoon bridge gathering at Robins Rest tea rooms with a refined setting and genteel company.

Noted Social Visits And Travel Through Bluefield

Miss Beulah Osborne visits with Ruth Osborne in Honaker while Veronica and Gertrude Cosgrove travel from Cumberland and Frostburg to Bluefield for a Columbus motor trip. Cumberland's Frances Cunningham vacationing with brother W D Cunningham. Mrs J J Snidow leaves for Pearlsburg to visit Judge and Mrs Martin Williams. Mrs J E Keith heads to Bristol for two weeks with daughter H F Bansell. J E Turk and daughter travel to Philadelphia for a Penn graduation. C V Foland returns from visits to Baltimore and Washington. Geo F Richardson and daughter Elizabeth with Helen Shaver depart for Norfolk. Richardson attends B L E meeting and visits son Charles Paul in U S Navy at Portsmouth. Judge W E Easley returns from Baltimore Commercial Travelers convention. George McCall a Tazewell visitor. Ray Evans and others proceed to St Louis for International Rotary. End of convention.

Beulah Osborne Bluefield Avenue Ruth Osborne Honaker Vva F. H. Doener Veronica Cosgrove Cumberland, Md Gertrude Cosgrove Frostburg Bluefield Columbus Ohio Frances Cunningham Cumberland W. D. Cunningham John J. Snidow Bluestone Junction Martin Williams Pearlsburg F. Bansell Bansell J. E. Keith Bristol H. F. Bansell J. E. Turk Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania C. V. Foland Baltimore Washington Estern Geo. F. Richardson Elizabeth Helen Shaver Williamson Norfolk Norfolk. Mr. Richardson B. of L. E Chas. Paul Medical Corps United States Navy Portmouth W. E. Easley George McCall Tazewell Ray Evans D. W. Hancock Zack Henderson Jess M. Lewis St. Louis International Rotary

Diverse travel plans and a tense drug scene exposed

The text lists travels of Mr. Lewis, his sister, Mr. Hancock, and Joseph M. Crockett to various cities for visits and court. It notes Beatrice and Burnice Yearout departing as delegates to the Holston Conference in Abingdon Virginia. A vivid street scene follows describing needle use, a damaged arm, and a boy exclaiming God that’s good as a cocaine injection is described, with Williams recounting a jail night with drug addicts in the next piece.

West Virginia Welch United States Court Beatrice and Burnice Yearout Rogers Street Grace Methodist Epworth League Holston Abingdon

Separate Buyers From Their Money

A 1930s interview portrait of the modern business vamp, De Sacha Mooers, detailing how blond professional vamps operate in banks and corporations to engineer deals and part men from their money. The piece describes needed traits, ethics, and the social stance of the profession, ending with a political call to vote for bonds and safer streets.

Marian Hale New York de Sacha de Lacia Mooers Edward Demarest Mooers Randsburg Calif Caesar

Vegetable Salad According to Bertha E. B. Shapleigh

A summer vegetable salad recipe by Bertha E. B. Shapleigh of Columbia University. Use colorful vegetables such as fresh green peas, new carrots, and large cubed potatoes. Dress with oil, vinegar, salt, paprika, mustard, and onion, chill, then arrange with peas center, carrots and potatoes at ends, garnish with lettuce or watercress.

Bertha EB. Shapleigh Columbia University

Graveyard ogene of cocaine orgy

San Francisco writer Fred Williams recalls a graveyard hop party of hard core addicts. Dope users gathered in a city vault to drink and use while police drove them off the streets. The scene shows fear, darkness, and a harsh underworld of habit and crime.

Fred ¥. Williams San Francisco West Wallie Reids Walla Walla Ragged Brotherhood of Hope

Walden Cruise Operated for Hernia After Game Injury

Boston outfielder Walden Cruise met with an accident in a recent Boston Chicago game and underwent hernia surgery at a local hospital. Doctors reported his condition as very favorable.

Chicago Walden Cruise Boston

Chicago Sees Sharp Rise in Synthetic Drug Use This Year

Police report a notable uptick in sy bands around Chicago this year as authorities warn of rising drug activity. The brief notes increased sightings and police attention across several neighborhoods amid ongoing crime concerns.

Chicago

Freckle Cream Promises Clear Complexion from Lemons

A vintage ad touts a lemon juice and Orchid White mix as a freckle and tan cream. It claims to bleach freckles and blemishes from the face neck arms and reveal a youthfully clear complexion with a pleasant fragrance.

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Missouri Cardal Robert McCue Mary Louise Wade Jennie White Claggett Moses H. J. Shott Hamilton Hall Hicks Warren W. Hobbie Roanoke Winfrey W. Tinder Tinder Cardass Lambert Sweeney Mrs. Hatcher Mercer County Bluefield Post American Legion Williams Miss Shapleigh Graveyard Ogene Old Cemetery Fred W. Williams NEA ANG the Cruise Qolmor Coolmor W. H. Harry & Co Bluefield Fair Ground Park Peee Ae M. G. Whitlow Hardware CO Bluefield, W. VA
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