Noted Lecturer at Chautauqua Delivers Strong Speech
Judge Fred G Bale spoke on Tomorrow's Citizens Today at the Romney school auditorium in Bluefield praising youth ideals while blaming parental prudery for problems. He urged home discipline, a strict curfew, and denounced harmful literature as a factor in crime, calling for family altar influence and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Bale
Obio
Romney School
Bluefield
Bale
Church of Jesus Christ
Judge Bale
Jan Chiapasso
Lilian Moore
George Washington
Mise Moore
Chautauqua Week Offers Music Drama and Lectures
The schedule features Chiapasso with George Mulvaney and company presenting The Music Box Revue. Nedra Flintom speaks on From Vladivostok to Moscow. Ethel Hanley Marionette show. A Valiant one act drama and The Hottentot comedy. Junior Chautauqua with Alan Stanley bird imitations. Cathedral trumpeters close the week with a grand concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiapasso
George Mulvaney
George Mulvaney and
Ethel S. Hanley
Alta Fulton
Alan Stanley
Ladies Day Hosts Set at Bluefield Country Club
Mrs. William Beary and Mrs. Clarence Vant will host Ladies Day at the Bluefield Country Club today. A low gross and low net tournament will be played with the hostesses presenting balls to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beary
Clarence Vant
Bluefield Country Club
Bluefield Youth Attend West Virginia Episcopal Conference
Rector Rev Jennings W Hobson leads Bluefield boys and girls to Jack son s Mill for the Episcopal Young People Conference. Delegates include Virginia Lacy Kell Brooke Hobeen O Keeffe Seal Fortune Jones Lilly O Keeffe Tracy Hoge Kell Walker Yerle and Francia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings W. Hobson
Christ Episcopal Church
Bluefield
Jackson’s Mill
Episcopal Young
West Virginia
Mieses Virginia Lacy
Emily Kell
Frances Brooke
Julia
Mary Hobeen
Ann
Katherine O'Keeffe
Jame Ann Seal
Alice Fortune
Lillian Jones
Joan Lilly
Billy O'Keeffe
Billy Tracy
Billy
Rocky's Golf Tournament at Bluefield Country Club
Misa Betty Markle led a field of sixteen to win low net with 33, earning three golf balls from the ladies' golf committee. Mrs. J. H. Hardy was second with 34. match play begins with a series of preset pairings from 9:30 to 10:05 including Markle versus McCue and Hardy versus Kabler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Misa Betty Markle
Ladies
J. H. Hardy
Betty Markle
J. D. McCue
Clarence Vant
W. C. Slusher
Frank Bane
Orto Co. B. Mahood
J. M. Herndon
C. M. Deyerle
E. Hooper Ve
Recital by Mrs Phillips Pupils At First Christian Church
Mrs Phillips recital tonight features reading piano and stringed selections from pupils of Mrs J S Phillips at 8 o clock in the First Christian church the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Phillips
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Hosts Union Meeting at First Presbyterian
The Christian Endeavor society of First Presbyterian church will host C. E. Union members Friday evening at 8 o'clock for the monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Vacation Bible School Opens With Strong Attendance
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Presbyterian Church on Tazewell Street opened Monday morning with over a hundred attendees and more expected. Sessions run 9 to 11:30 each day with ongoing instruction and entertainment. Superintendent Miss Regina Brown leads capable assistants across departments and aims for full three week benefits for early enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tazewell Street
Regina Brown
Reports From State Christian Endeavor Conference
Sunday evening the First Presbyterian Church C E society heard reports from Charleston on the state conference. Miss Clara Davie, Miss Regine ro Miss Margaret Frazer and Miss Mary Randolph Phelps presented the summaries with Miss Elizabeth Warrick leading the devotional portion. Scripture readings came from Romans chapter twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Charleston
C. E. Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Clara Davie
Reginero
Margaret Frazer
Mary Randolph Phelps
Elizabeth Warrick
D A R Chapter Executive Meet Presided by O Keeffe Pollock
The John Chapman chapter D A R executive committee will hold a brief 2 30 pm meeting today before the regular 3 pm session at the Y W C A quarters. Mrs W C Pollock and Mrs James O Keeffe will host the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
Mia
James O'Keeffe
W. C. Pollock
Local Boy Charlee Spencer Hits Broadway Fame
Charlee Spencer of Bluefield rises to stardom as he earns praise in the New York Herald. Under contract with the Zeigfeld Follies, he performs at the Palace Theatre and creates a Broadway sensation, drawing many happy confidants and congratulatory messages from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Charlee Spencer
Bluefield
Bas
Spencer
Palace Theatre
Broadway
Elizabeth Ernest Circle Meeting at Bland Street Methodist
The Elizabeth Ernest Circle held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Royd Thompson on Bland Street Mountain View Avenue. Mrs. Thompson led the session with a hymn and prayer, with Mrs. W C Wilson and Miss Veronica Coughlin assisting on the program. A literary segment followed by vocal solo and a business report for the first quarter. The evening concluded with the Lord's Prayer and a social hour featuring an entertaining contest won by Mrs. D D Lott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Lou Carr
James A. Tabor
Thompson
Helen Sue Spangler
D. D. Lott
Guest Day Observed by New Hope Missionary Society
New Hope Woman's Missionary Society holds its Guest Day on Wednesday June 22 at 1 30 p m in Glenwood high school auditorium. Program includes violin solo by Margaret Mancini with Louise Mancini piano vocal duet Mildred and Buster Dove devotional by Mrs Ruth Young and address by Mrs M Bernard Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Woman's Missionary Society
Glenwood High School
Margaret Mancini
Louise Mancini
G. E. Farmer
R. L. Overholt
Mildred
Buster Dove
Ruth. Young
H. B. Faulkner
Bulletin
W R. Harman
M. Bernard
Bluefield
Jesus
W. M. Bilis
Social ties spill over Clinchfield to Bluefield area
Local society notes detail visits and travel among families from Clinchfield Virginia Alcoa Tennessee and Bluefield West Virginia. Guests include the Littons Moore Hartells and Kitchens with multiple siblings and relatives visiting hospitals, Duke University Duke affiliated students, and relatives returning from Bristol and Chicago.
Local Social Notes From Lynchburg Area
Eugene Eon motored to Lynchburg to visit relatives and friends. Grace Reynolds visiting Bedford with her mother and a Shelton guest, then traveled with the Sheltons to Bedford. Jan Reynolds works for Koppere Coal Co. in Weeksbury Kentucky. Mrs. A. B. Logan of Welch visits Mrs. J. B. Martin in Tazewell Street. Funeral attendees for George William Carr at Poplar Hill included Mrs. B. Carr, Mrs. R. A. Yarbrough, Mary Lou Carr, Fred Mitchell, and Col. John B. Saunders. Louise Dilger went to New York to be with sister Virginia. Wrights, with Katheryn Powell and Gladys Udy, motor to Asheville for the Grocery men’s convention. Welby Thornburg returns from Beckley visit with J. Arthur Smith family. Lipford, Cash, and Frank Brown back from Mountain Lake weekend. H. H. Cheatham and family at his mother S. F. Cheatham’s funeral at Concord church in Appomattox. she died in Roanoke and leaves eight children, forty-two grandchildren, and twenty-one great grandchildren. Mrs. W. C. Neal still ill at her parents’ Rogers Street home. C. A. Feuchtenberger back from Williamson visit with daughter M. E. Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Litton
Clinchfield
I. B. Moore
Alcoa
Tenn
John Kitchen
College Avenue Apartments
Litton
Moore
Kitchen
Genevieve
William Hartell
W. H. Hartell
Northfork
St. Luke's Hospital
Herman Kirchner
Bluefield Sanitarium
W. G.ssett
Toledo
Ohio
E.S. Pedigo
Helena Bryant
Ashby White
Winston-Salem
N. C
Charles Hahn
R. A. Yarbrough
Lewisburg
Presbyterian Training School
W. C. Willis
Beckley
Willis
William Davie
Andy Davis
Cecil Lambert
Rocky Gap
Helen Lambert
Jim Lambert
Lambert
Carroll Street
J. T. Thornton
Little Rock
Ark
Mattie Hayes
Chicago
Powhatan
Bluefield
Sylvia Wickline
Charleston
Harmon Woodward
Union Street
Raymond
Harry
Oakhurst Avenue
W. H. Harry
Jospeh B. Shelton
Betty Joyce
Ben
Eugene
Lynchburg
Grace Reynolds
Bedford
Shelton
Mrs. Shelton
Jan =Reynolds
Koppere Coal Company
Weeksbury
A. B. Logan
Welch
J. B. Martin
Tazewell Street
George William Carr
Poplar Hill
Mra
FB. B. Carr
Misa Mary Lou Carr
Fred Mitchell
Col
John B. Saunders
Louise Dilger
New York
Eieter
Misa Virginia Dilger
Mm. L. L. Wright
Katheryn Powell
Gladys Udy
Asheville
Frank Brown
Mountain Lake
H. H. Cheatham
Cheatham
S. FE. Cheatham
Old Concord Church
Appomattox
W. C. Neal
R. R. Wolts
Rogera Street
C. A. Feuchtenberger
M. E. Norris
Williamson
Ambassador Culbertson asks Chile to protect Americans at Braden copper mines
In Santiago on June 20 1904 Ambassador William 8 Culbertson formally urged the Chilean government to safeguard American lives at the Braden copper mines amid escalating tensions and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
William 8. Culbertson
Bradden Copper Mines
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Dorothy Gray
Dorothy Gray Company
Price
Easley Penn Drug Co
Wight
SPA
Angora
Giaoven
Young People’s Conference
Rocky's” Golf
C. E. Union
Eben
Lux
Ing
C. E. Meeting
D. Alr
Elizabeth Ernest Circle
FOGAR
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
SALE
Axminister
Majestic Radio
Doad
Karpen and
Berkey & Gay
Seas
Vanity & Chair
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