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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1931

Page

7

Bailey 4-H club plans camp and activities

Bailey Va June 20 The Bailey 4-H club met at Mrs B Ts Caudell’s home with about twenty members and Miss Mary Clark county demonstrator present. Plans for the 4-H camp at Camp Roland Bland County June 2 36 were finalized with enrollment of several members. Teachers and chaperones will come from Blacksburg and state offices. Two Boy Scouts will assist as guards and two will help with work. An outing to Falls Mills featured swimming boating and fishing followed by a picnic supper. Numerous local residents were listed as present or visiting.

H Bailey Bailey 4-H Club Mra. B. Ts. Caudell Lillian Tabor Mary Clark Camp Roland Bland County Blacksburg

Masons Visit Bland Lodge with Grand Master

Bland Virginia June 20 Correspondence Dr A M Showalter grand master at Masons in Virginia paid an official visit to the Masons of the Forty second district here last Thursday evening The meeting was held with the Bland lodge and all the lodges in the district were represented Refreshments were served after the meeting by the wives of the local Masons.

Bland A. M. Showalter Masons Virginia Forty-second District Bland Lodge

Foxes Liberated in Wayne County WV for Propagation

Local sportsmen in Wayne County West Virginia report the release of seven red foxes from a Minnesota fox farm at about 17 dollars each to replenish the county's dwindling supply. Wayne County Fox Hunters Association lists 560 members amid talk of fox propagation in the area.

Wayne County West Virginia Minnesota Fox Hunters Association Tazewell Bland Mercer Kentucky England Washington

Rumors of an Additional Ticket in Tazewell County

Rumors of an additional ticket for county offices in Tazewell County swirl this fall though no slate has formed yet. Farmers, busy with harvest, keep politics quiet as campaigns slowly take shape. Reports from Russell and nearby counties hint at GOP tensions, but militia calls are not indicated and local editors question timing.

Tazewell Tila Farmera Tazewctl Toma Guard Russell Giles

Hospital Committee Continues Work On Veterans Hospital

The group of committees in Tazewell County pursues plans for a veterans hospital location with George W. St Celair as chairman. A western Virginia site is favored, with the slogan Mountain veterans for a hospital in a region offering rail, electricity, gas and good roads. Also noted are incidents of local berry theft and a Tennessee singer visiting, plus Texas lawmakers funding weed control with a $20,000 appropriation.

Veterans Hospital Tazewell County George W. St Celair Tazewell Waal Soxton Lo Hospital Virginia Veterans’ Hospital MoOuntain Veterans

Peters denies impropriety linked to Starr Faithfull inquiry

Awpson J. Peters of Boston, named in connection with the Starr Faithfull death investigation, denies any improper acquaintance through an attorney. District Attorney Tivn Edwards, in charge, says he would welcome voluntary testimony about the Walthroll family with which Peters is connected by marriage, but will not compel Peters to testify.

Awpson J. Peters Boston Starr Faithfull Tivin Hdwards Sail Walthfoll Petarss

Repairing and Reopening Odd Fellows Building in Bluefield

The second story of the Odd Fellows building will be renamed and converted into an apartment after fire damage two years ago. The frat and third floors were remodeled with city offices on the frat floor. the Odd Fellows and Red Men occupy the third floor. Warden Lefior offers a $26 reward for information on dynamite use in Tazewell county streams, with state prosecutions planned. Missionary society meetings at West Graham M. E. church report devotionals and monthly activities. A new laundry building by OCL Weeks rises on a 50 by 105 foot concrete and steel frame, with 30 workers soon planned. a homecoming in Burkes Garden attracts many Bluefield residents. The R. Tomer Anderson of Roanoke is invited to speak at Bluefield's Terminal Better Service, with a program including a reading and music. Weather remains favorable for crops. Mary Lambert, Bluefield teacher, departs for Chicago for a degree at Northwestern University. Bluefield visitors note abundant flowers and blooming roses this season.

Odd Pellows The Odd Fellows OCL Weeks Speaner Rov R. Tomer Anderson Roanoke Lutheran Church of Virginia Tas Bluefield Terminal Ald Bluefield We Va Freielt Eleanor Anderyon

TAZEWELL SCHOOLS TO RETURN TO EIGHT MONTH TERM

Tazewell county plans an eight month school term next year funded by reduced tax levies and state aid. The county board of supervisors cut levies and the school board lowered teacher salaries to enable eight months, while Bluefield town council abolished public residence tuition for residents within the corporate limits. Bluefield high grads gain access to Bluefield College, aiding local education prospects.

Tazewell County Board of Supervisors Aalarias Blucheld Muylig Héra Graham High School Bluefield College

Virginia Side Personalities and Society Notes

Roanoke resident Mrs R O Morris visits with her daughter Miss Louise Morris as relatives welcome family. Other items mention Louise Stephenson at a Sunday school outing, a class of 20 mute pupils, I W Clark returning home from Bluefield sanitarium, and courtship news of Carl Gillesme planning marriage to Miss Percy Rimbler in Warrenton. Also noted are summer visitors Ned Heynolda and friends, Barbee family grandchildren visiting, aging but looking young Mrs Barbee, Mrs Gruveal in Maxwell, Mrs Wallace visiting Richmond, Samuel Netkirk in Lexington, upcoming shirt factory outing, Dr Jimmy Smith to preach at Graham Presbyterian, and a Bluefield baseball camp suggestion.

R. 0. Morris Roanoke Louise Morris I. W. Clark Bluefield Bishop John Frances Hardee Mack Barbee J. J. Barbee West Virginia Fislda Gruvueal Maxwell Hot Springs Ark Hettia Scott Princes Scott Wallace Richmond Samuel Netkirk Lexington Jimmy Smith Biz Stona Gan Graham Presbyterian Church W. Va Lionn Misalez Lytton Athens Mina Loise George Matoaka W. C. Wyrick Highland Avenlic

Rich Creek Notes On Illness Travel And Visitors

Rich Creek Va June 20 Erle Smith rushed to St Luke s Kos pal Bluefield for appendicitis operation at 2 am Saturday He is reported doing nicely Samuel Tiller with thickeningpox bats improving Among mourners visiting memorial exercises in Paters town were Mrs W G Gwinn Miss Hila Shumate Dolla Shorter Mr and Mrs A A Adair and daughter Mrs Mery Adalr Mr and Mrs S M Tiller and children Mr and Mrs Ollg Spangler and children Miss Stola Brown taught in high school here returned home Bel springs Sunday Mr and Mrs Toga Spangler visited Covington Sunday Mrs Frank Mano and children have moved after staying with relatives near Wikel Rev J W Morris Galax recently pasted his daughter Mrs S M Tiller Pat Adair spending a week with relatives at Narrows and at vacation Bible school Mr and Mrs Fred Wills of Lynchburg week end guests of Mr and Mrs L H Rumphreys Mr and Mrs Charles Williams Jr of Norfolk are guests of Mr and Mrs C No Williame Ernest Suttle Pulaski spent last week end with homefolks Misses Mays Martin Bozoo Glorina Miller Bland returned home after spending time here to attend high school A HELPFUL Car Denver Patrolman Marshall F R Stanton s courteous cop Recently a man asked him directions to a telephone booth The OF MagT accompanied him to the telephone and then went away minutes later a man informed him a liquor delivery had been made Stanton hurried to the scene and found the stranger he had directed to the telephone in the customer listing the delivery

Gilbert R. Repase Guy B. Tunn Sarah Katherine P. C. Kegley W. Ll. Umbarger Konnaroch G. B. Dunn G. W. Thompson W. M. Thompson Thompson Welch R. C. Repass Catherine Helen King Bluefield Elizabeth McGinnis C. W. Taylor Amory University Atlanta Taylor Meadowview D. G. Snodgrass B. F. Sneed R. L. Bounds Lucy Muncy A. M. Muncy Narrows Faina Atlen Tankawa Okio Wania Barnes University At Pennsylvania A. Ja. Newberry Elizabeth Bird Appalachia J. N. Donaldson Virginia Grasson State Teachers’ College East Radford H McGinnis Edwin Draner Roanoke Bill Thompsoen Rich Creek Erle Smith St. Luke's Kospal Samuel Tiller Paterstown W. G. Gwinn Hila Shumate Dolla Shorter A. A. Adair Laughter Mery Adalr S. M. Tiller Ollg Spangler Chiddren Stola Brown Belsprings Toga Spangler Covington Frank Mano Wikel J. W. Morris Galax M. Tiller Pat Adair Fred Wills Lynchburg L. H. Rumphreys Charlea Williams Jr Norfolk C. No Williame Ernest Suttle Pulaski Mays Martin Bozoo Glorina Miller Bland Denver Marshall FR Stanton Arnold Hackler Harold Shanks Pauline Gentry G. Thomas Gentry Henry Haller Wytheville Mis Mary Wivett Mra Max Muerill Tttte Gaughter Cecla Ann Charleston Mr. Magril G. Tatts Gordon Springton da Magvili Esther Spike Mole Maarill Traiing Et Sings Hospital Balthware Lawford Anna Harel Asheville N.C Mise Margaret Orfield Abingdon Lian Henley Ch Fren Gary Sun- AY W. E. Pybass John Crowley Bo. Billet L. J. Stump Kings Mountain Hospital Radford Nosh Iris Grace Wagner Amonate H. FE Whitson Charles W. Rutt Charles Zelles Eggieaton James Pierce Jonius Ebett Maybitery W. Va and Myre R. J. Hutcherson Julia Onlfer Lebaton E. &. Herndon A. J. Littereal Fries B. Y. Hawks Vai B. Warner Bottom Creek R. Moore Doddelll Daxldrill and Alts N. A. Earles Willie Foater Jim Hendridke Steve Gibson Timann Bon Wete R. D. Gibson L. B. Norris Northfork J. R. Warner High Point N. C Reed Gibson Itmann C. GC Keesting Patricia Logan R. GL Hutcherson Ehti

Yards Va News Highlights Local Church Activities

Sunday school at Midway Methodist is set for 10 30 AM and Epworth League program at 7 30 PM. St Pauls Episcopal hosts a 2 PM Sunday school. A Weenie roast and picnic drew many guests including the Tabors and local families near Falls Mills dam. Local visits include Norfolk guests Eliza Butt and family and trips by Spanish American War veteran J M Dangerfield.

Kellogg Likely Heads U S Delegation to World Disarmament

A world jurist, 75, famed for the Kellogg Briand pact, is expected to lead the American delegation to the 1932 world disarmament conference in Geneva. Kellogg’s rise from Minnesota farm boy to lawmaker, ambassador, secretary of state, and now world court justice at The Hague is noted as he prepares for the pivotal conference.

Washington Geneva W Ho B. Kellogg Kellogg Minnesota Wie United States Senate Great Britain World Court The Hague

Will Argue New Trial Plea for Mrs. Lowther

Jefferson Ohio June 20 motion for a new trial for Mrs Maude Lowther who with Miley Smith is under sentence of death for the slay fax of Smiths wife will be heard Monday afternoon before Common Pleas Judge James C Ogleves of Carrollton Smith is scheduled to be executed August but since the court of appeals before which her appeal is being carried will not meet until August she may win a stay of execution

Jefferson Maude Lowther Miley Smith Smith Common Pleas James C. Ogleves Carrolton Anpeata

Pocahontas HS Club Holds Bridge Party and Notices

Pocahontas Va June 20 Tuesday afternoon Mrs MM J Alexander delightfully entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club and guests at her home. High score was won by Mrs G Little and consolation by Mrs Jualis Willett. Numerous locals and a New York guest joined in the party with a late supper. Funeral services were held for Mrs Jane Dennen at the Catholic church. Local notices list many residents visiting and traveling, with social events and family news across Pocahontas.

Jane Dennen Catholic Church Yowell J. G. Shue Sol Basch Ward A. V. Sproles Li. G. Crain Vaughn Pagey Warren Graham W. EB. Rhodes M. B. Mammith Frank Ellett Lynchburg Mra Edward Haney Frances Scott Tack Seivan Washington D. C Mia J. C Payne Glendale Cale H. A. Rens Pocahontas

Maybeury Satcherck Mary Helen King

Maybeury W Va June 20. Mr. and Myre R J Hutcherson and family, and Miss Julia Onlfer motor to Lebaton Va Sunday, where they attended a picnic. Many visits and travels include Bluefield and Welch with relatives and friends. several residents attend doctor appointments and plan summer stays in Virginia and North Fork.

Pembroke Community Notices From FENOROE UA June Meeting

The Adult Missionary society of the Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James Price. attendance near one hundred percent and refreshments served. The Women’s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met Saturday with Mrs. Harve B. Croft. Kathleen Pritts’ graduation at St Luke’s hospital, Bluefield, was attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Britt and children. Wendell Echols spent weeks with Red and Mrs. T. B. Sheldon at Virginia Beach. Passio n Play was shown Monday night, sponsored by the Methodist Missionary Society. Syank P. Snidew Jr. secured a summer office position at Mauzir Lals hotel. Kenny Coffman left for Charlottesville for summer studies. Ann Hale left for East Radford for summer session at State Teachers College. Garnet DeHart was struck by a car but not seriously hurt. Mrs. J. Meadows and baby returned from St Elizabeths hospital. Elizabeth Brewer and daughter Ann visiting Charleston. Elizabeth Etzauer vacationing in Washington and Charlottesville. Jane Reel attended a gold enamel party given by Fern Coburg. Florence Suldow visiting Pembroke. 36, and Mrs. Ernest Yarbrouen of Winston-Salem spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hoge.

Pembroke Adult Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Afernoon James Price Price Del'ylous The Presbyterian Church Saturda Harve B. Croft Ed Hele East Radford J. W. Britt Kathleen Pritts St. Luke’s Hospital Bluefield Wendell Echols Red T. B. Sheldon Virginia Beach Sucivey Syank P. Snidew Jr Mauzir Lals Hotel Kenny Coffman Charlotteville Coffman Ann Hale State Teachers College Ernest Yarbrouen Winston-Salem N. Cy Florence Suldow Winston- Salem N.C Willog Misa Etzauet Jotineto Waehinston Jane Reel Fern Coburg Narrows Mra W. P. Brewer Ann Charleston J.T. Meadows St. Elizabetha Hospital Garnet DeHart Farmers Exchange Store

Has New Method of Collecting Rentals

Chicsco on June 20 Ray Smith claimed all his own methods for collecting tenants rent Mrs Mabel Sheehan challenged to Judge Dante Trude that Smith dinged doorbell dashed in front door panels and used a ticking window alarm The judge found such landlordy methods improper and fined Smith five dollars plus costs Sheehan paid her rent nonetheless.

Chicsco Ray Smith Mabel Sheehan Sheehan Dante Smith Ping

Falls Mill night visit honors several guests

QOUGLEVAIN VA Miss Dot Wainwright hosts a lively Falls Mill gathering Tuesday night for visiting Misses Daisy Jonney Risa Boyd and Loleta Harvey. A campfire and guitar tunes delighted the crowd as many locals including Ann O'Brien Asther Waght Deisy Cooney Elsie Boyn and others joined the outing with chaperones Mr and Mrs Thurman Balen.

Sunday School Mistress Defends Food Method

Portland court heard Selah Nelson defend her approach in a trial over disturbing the public peace and health. She described four children in a "sin school" as having extreme hunger tied to fasting and dieting. Evidence included a 31 year old boy kept from running away, thumb-sucking, and stealing food. Nelson claimed doctors and osteopaths observed the children and that her methods benefited them.

Portland Ore Selah Nelson Mike Nelson Coline

Talon Veteran Dies

Chicago June 20 A Union veteran Frederick W Seymour aged 100 died after several weeks illness. He planted the Stars and Stripes on the Atlanta city hall during Sherman's Georgia march.

Talon Chicago Atlanta Sherman Georgia Frederick W. Seymour

For Sale or Rent Two Houses Bargain in Hale Area

For Sale or Rent at a bargain two houses offered. One six rooms with bath, full basement, furnace heat, hardwood floors, linoleum, near 2511 Bluefield Avenue Hale Addition. The second house has ten rooms, bath, basement and furnace heat near Fourth Street by Beaver High School. Owner will sell or rent on reasonable terms or long-time lease. Apply Jos F Shelton by phone 2060 or at 2511 Bluefeld Ave.

Field Avenue Hale Fourth Street Beaver High School

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