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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
4
Kellogg's cereal restores energy without overloading stomachs. The product is pleasant, appetizing, and loved by children for its crisp texture and delicious flavor.
A Tuesday night farewell honors Miss Madge Billingsly hosted by Miss Hilda Lake Dudley on Lyin Street. Miss Billingsly will move to Columbus Ohio. Guests included Mabel Dodson, Mary Scoulse, Virginia Powers, Frances Stephene, Anna Forlines, Mike Carter, Cleon Heller, and many others as games and dancing filled the evening with refreshments served and gifts given.
Northfork U E S Northfork chapter will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple. Following a brief business session, the installation of officers will take place. All Mada Magons and their wives are invited. Mia Ollie Myers and Thomas H Booth of Jolichorn are incoming worthy matron and patron. An interesting program is planned in their honor.
Miss Angie Manning Taylor of Chicago led a mission mission center visit to Fort Black marn Va with Mrs Margaret Hoff and Miss Phyllis Schuler also present. They were greeted warmly by Alisa fle Loudermilk, president of Bluefeld local council, on their brief stop en route to Fort Blackmore.
Mrs Kyle Bruce presents a missionary day playlet at Trinity Methodist Church Sunday 9 45 AM during the Sunday School hour. Cast includes Anna Jarrett Helena Ashworth Betsy Slump with music by Christine Steele Sybil Cartwright. Directed by Mrs Pete Kardaras.
Miss Hazelmary R. Wilmore of 1320 Whitethorn Blusfold will serve as junior leader at the girls camp opening June 28 in the historic Vermont mountains. Camp Woodland is under the supervision of Mrs. Herbert Lorenz. She plans to engage in educational and recreational activities and visit sites like Plymouth and Bennington battlefields and monuments.
The Miss Lynch birthday celebration at Bland Avenue, hosted by Mrs. Maury L. Barret, drew guests including Miss Matona Lynch of Cleveland Ohio. Recption refreshments were served with assistance from Miss Francis Barret and several attendees listed.
A 1935 Bell Syndicate piece advises women to switch to lighter fragrances during warm months, favoring toilet water and skin perfumes applied directly to the skin. It extols the benefits of rubbing perfume over large skin areas for richer, longer scent and notes variation by individual skin chemistry.
This evening at eight oclock the Globe Trotters club presents three one act plays at the Y quarters. Able casts have been chosen for Too Many Marys Beauty Bearettes and Cant Lie Without You. Public invitation extended.
Mr and Mrs J Q O Morrisette motored to Harold Kentucky on Wednesday with their daughter Miss Margaret Morrisette Mina Milly Simpson and Mrs A St Robinette and daughter Jean joining on the return to Bluefield Miss Morrisette and Simpson student nurses at Memorial hospital Williamson West Virginia are taking a vacation now.
Group 2 led by Meyer Marcus will meet at Manton Hall this evening. Rev Ban Johnson will present the program with speaker J A Tabor and Henry Fortune, with Blanche Armentrent as accompanist and Mrs H H Hale and Miss Ann Meador as readers.
The monthly meeting of the American Legion auxiliary was postponed to the third Friday next month due to the absence of president Mrs. J. B. Gilbraith. The change was announced yesterday.
About seventy pupils of Vincent Paoliella aged six to eighteen performed a varied program at the Granada theater. The ensemble included soloists and dancers, with John Burke as accompanist and selections such as Schubert Marche Militaire and Dvorak From the New World, highlighting the training of the young musicians.
Grace Methodist church prepares for the Daily Vacation church school closing exercises Sunday at 7 45 pm led by Neal Frank OBrien and others. A good program is planned with displays of silhouettes decorations vases airplanes butterflies handkerchief holders and notebooks as two weeks of work by the children is shown.
Miss Kathleen Wilson daughter of Mrs Susie Wilson has returned from Newcastle Pa after completing a business college course Billy McComas of 1001 Hanover Street is improving after an operation for acute appendicitis at St Lukes hospital Miss Margaret Jennings has returned from a ten days visit with her cousin Mrs Gaston Brown and Mr Brown at Gary W Va
Mrs G C Selle of Keratone stopped by Bluefleet on Wednesday. Etta West and her son Bernard of Williamson visit for two weeks with Mr and Mrs Sheets at 1116 Carolina Avenue. Miss Mary Byrd Wabb of Carolina Avenue visits relatives in Oklahoma for several weeks. Virginia Faaley, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Bailey of Charlottesville, visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs W Fennlex and plans time with aunt Mrs Walton Sudduth and friends here.
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