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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1936

Page

5

Bluefield Kiwanis to Attend 20th International Convention

Bluefield delegates led by J. B. Galbraith and Eddie Steele travel to Washington for the Kiwanis International convention with 1985 clubs taking part. The Mercer county gathering at Shawnee lake features inter club events, fellowship hour, and a nationwide broadcast of convention proceedings.

Bluefield Kiwanis International Washington J. B. Galbraith Eddie Steele Hudson Huffard J. P. Gills Princeton Athens Matoaka United States Canada Mercer County Shawnee Lake Princeton Harper Gatton Madisonville, Ky

A Daily Tryst With God Revelations of Pentecost and Mission

Reverend Norman W. Cox reflects on Pentecost as the churchs start and the Spirit's outpouring. He notes Peter's urgent sermon, universal understanding among diverse listeners, and the call to repentance. The piece concludes that Pentecostal conditions can recur where patience discipline and a felt call drive mission.

Peter

Word Dive Puzzle and Local News Roundup

Readers tackle a large crossword puzzle with clues spanning many topics. The second section reports on social visits, travel, hospitalizations, and local movements across Bluefield and surrounding Virginia towns with named residents and dates.

Community Notes From Herndon West Virginia

Mrs John Martin and daughter Betty Sue visited relatives in Princeton Wednesday Miss Theresa McKinney of Princeton General Hospital is staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Gilbert McKinney Mr and Mrs Monteville Lusk returned home at Spanishburg after visiting their daughter Mrs C P Shrewsbury Mr and Mrs O M Hendricks and children Everett and Cecil returned home after visiting Hendricks sister at Huddleston Va Jarkie Shrewsbury spent several days visiting his father at Eccles Mr and Mrs John Martin Betty Sue and Mr and Mrs Elmer Shelton visited Mullens Friday Mrs Malinda Lusk visiting relatives at Algoma L Blevins and son Eugene visited Peterstown Sunday Nevada is the only state in America that does not levy an inheritance tax.

Bluefield Jessee Riley Gravely J. W. Pearman Martinsville K. G. French EB. W. Alley Louise C. W. Wick Clyde Baltimore H. F. Hancock Frances Floyd Kelly French W. C. Jackson Amonate Mildred Whitehead Athens Concord College W. EF. Gravely and Sons Valley Virginia Banks Jordan McDowell Eugenia Vick Ohio State University Columbus Ohio W. Vick P. F. Casimo Bluefield Sanitarium Eleanor and Carroll Osborne Raymond Osborne White Top J. Ll. Vance James Jordan Pulaski, Va W. D. Gibson Kimball Earl V. Peery Mr. Peery Charles B. Wonders Shannondale Kinder Janice Greene D. G Bastian A. Murphy Raymond Eva Murphy Greenville Tenn Dick Wood Pocahontas Harry Pressley Connie W. C. Pressley R. L. Hundley H. S. Basham P. J. Batley Nappy Young Freeman Herndon W. Ve John Martin Betty Sue Princeton Theresa McKinney Princeton General Hospital Gilbert McKinney Monteville Lusk Spainishbury C. P. Shrewsbury Mr. Hendricks Huddleston Jarkie Shrewsbury Eccles Elmer Shelton Mullens Malinda Lusk Algoma L. Blevins Eugene Peterstown H. L. Young Dorothy Brent Betty Jo Honaker Cincinnati Elizabeth Posich Ann Junior Stephen Gurn Byrd Shirley Arnold Gordon Killarney J. T. Jones Jones W. W. Watkins Billy Cedar Bluff R. A. Tosh Bobby Vincent Phyllis Parnell Young Peoples’ Department of Worth Church Holston U. P. Assembly Emory and Henry College Lonnie Pennington Hazel

Lotus Chapter 80 installs new officers in Jaeger meeting

At Lotus chapter No. 80 in Jaeger West Virginia the group installed officers for a year. New officers include Marion B. Vance as worthy matron Walter Vance as worthy patron Gertrude Fanning associate matron Daniel Porter associate patron Nora Tate secretary Maude Sarver treasurer Virginia Hans associate conductress Ethel Kennedy chaplain Lexye Reed marshal Birdie G Morgan organist Sarah Ameen Ruth Hilliard Esther Virginia Sarver Martha Margaret Ward Electa Mollie C Anvil warder Hallie Ward sentinel Frances Wyatt elected conductress unable to be present Jewel presentations were given to retiring worthy patron Ethel Harman and retiring Daniel Porter.

Lexye Reed Marshal Birdie G. Morgan Gladys Bingham Adah Sarah Ameen Ruth Ruth Hilliard Esther Virginia Sarver Martha Margaret Ward Electa Mollie C. Anvil Hallie Ward Sentinel Frances Wyatt Ethel Harman Daniel Porter

Young Set Feted and Local Social Group Notes

Reports of a young set gathering at Mrs. C. A. Martins West Virginia avenue home with games and dancing. A Eada circle picnic on Huff Creek in Wyoming county followed by a Sunday school outing with swimming and picnicking. Various personal notices list visits, shopping trips, and travel among residents including Tate, Francisco, Bingham, and other locals with updates on illness and education.

Eada The Methodist Episcopal Church Huff Creek Wyoming County

Local Visitors and residents listed in Oak Hill

A flow of visitors and locals is noted around Oak Hill with names tied to trips and calls to nearby towns. Individuals from Bluefield Charleston Huntington Roanoke Matewan Welch Grundy Eckman Panther and Avondale are mentioned visiting relatives and meeting events.

Oak Hill Robert Dew Dew P. L. Dye Bluefield George Fife Avondale Lucile Parsons Edith Kroll Panther A. H. Tabor Charleston R. C. Smith Grundy B. C. Courtney Eckman Bill Jennings Huntington J. W. Bingham Roanoke H. M. Coleman Matewan C. C. Francisco Janet Bingham Welch Ralph Thompson W. M. “Boss West Iail

Reinforce Locks as Jail Inmate Returns to Cells

Shinnston police reinforced city jail locks after officers returned James Kirby a 30 year old Monongah man to serve the expiration of his term. Kirby had forced the inner and outer jail doors to gain freedom.

Shinnston W. Va Matt Kidd James Kirby Kirby

Mrs Hancock Hosts Luncheon in Jenkinjones

Mrs. John W. Pearman entertained at her Jenkinjones home with a refined luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Edwin E. Morrow and sister from Bluefield, Mrs. Altamont Bracy of Welch, and Pocahontas residents Mrs. Eddie Rhodes Mrs. J. Warren Graham and Mrs. Henley. The group later joined guests for a mountain outing as the Vance and Jordan families traveled to Mountain Top.

Luncheon Attended by Vick and Alley at Employees' Club

Mrs. C. W. Vick Mrs. BE. W. Alley and Miss Eugenia Vick attended the weekly luncheon at the Employees' Country club Thursday.

C. W. Vick BE. W. Alley Eugenia Vick Employees’ Country Club

Jenkin Jones Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs A Murphy and daughter Eva spent the week at Cedar Bluff visiting relatives. Mike Aldish and Billie Caudle of Anawalt left for Hartford Kentucky to visit Mr and Mrs W A Bell. Mr and Mrs J L Vance host Mr and Mrs James Jordan of Charleston this week. Misses Blanche Williams Mildred Jessee Nora Mae Riley Lois Gravely and Jack Earls were in town.

Jenkin Jones A. Murphy Eva Cedar Bluff Mike Aldish Billie Caudle Anawalt Hartford, Ky W. A. Bell J. L. Vance James Jordan Charleston Blanche Williams Mildred Jessee Nora Mae Riley Lois Gravely Jack Earls

Worth WV Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Notes

Worth West Virginia report covers the June gathering hosted by Mrs. Clarence Hughes with Mrs. J T Jones leading. Discussion centered on Church Members and Disadvantaged Communities. Rehearsal plans for an amateur musical program were set with committees named. Next meeting at Mrs. C C Hughes. Worth personals include travels, visits, and kin across Cincinnati Pocahontas Kilcarney Cedar Bluff Emory and Henry.

R. B. Reynolds C. C. Hughes

Community notices from Bramwell and Newbold area

A birthday surprise party honored Mrs George Paico with 25 guests in Bramwell. A two hour vacation Bible school opens at 9 am at the Methodist church with free instruction led by Miss Ena Yost and others. Newbold trustees elected for three years. Presbyterian services and Sunday school follow with a men’s class and young people meeting announced. Public invited.

Bramwell W. Va George Paico Catharine Dorothy Paico Faye Cline Mary Wiseman Paleo H. G. Holdway Methodist Church Holdway Ena Yost J. F. Thornton W. H. Haynes F. D. Huret Presbyterian Church W. H. Foard Ben Masonic Hall

Local youths injured after ball park incidents

Three young men suffered injuries in recent days while playing ball. James Ellwood fractured an arm at the ball park, Vesta Johnson was struck by a ball at the ball park, and Marvin Tabor twisted a sprain on his ankle at the school house.

James Ellwood Vesta Johnson Ball Park Marvin Tabor

Thunder Storm Ravages Area Leaving Widespread Damage

A couple of storms from two to five in the morning caused extensive damage as transformers failed and trees were split. The Roberts home was struck by lightning injuring their son Newton Jr. Bricks from the chimney lay in J T Wilson’s yard.

Caswell Creek Newton Roberts Alr Newton Jr Roberts J. T. Wilson

Study Class at Mrs Liddle Home Discusses Christian America Book

Mrs J B Liddle led a study class at Mrs J F Thornton’s home as Circle No 1 met all day Thursday. The group studied "Toward a Christian America" by Herman N Morse.

J. B. Liddle J. F. Thornton Circle No. 1 America Hermann N. Morse

Election of Bramwell Masonic officers and social meeting noted

Bramwell Chapter No 15 Royal Arch Masons elected officers led by T R Yeater as high priest and Guy N Nisewander as king with attendees from out of town including Iran Nichols and James McDowell. Bramwell Lodge No 45 AF and AM also announced next year’s officers led by C F Williams as worshipful master and J B Perry as secretary with appointments for senior deacon and stewards.

Bramwell Royal Arch Masons T. R. Yeater Guy N. Nisewander W. H. Forad J. T. Wilson J. F. Thornton S. Phillips Royal Arch F. FE. Haynes A. L. Poteet A. F A. M C. F. Williams G. A. Mahone Harry Bowen John B. Perry F. E. Haynes Andrew Frazier W. 8. Philips W. H. Foa

Family visit to new Hungry Mother park by CCC crew

Mr and Mrs W H Haynes and daughters Jewell and Dorothy Mrs W D Haynes Miss Dorothy Witt Miss Elizabeth Belchee of Welch motored to Marion Tuesday to visit the new park The Hungry Mother recently opened They report a lovely trip and a pleasant time at this beautiful park made by the CCC boys

W. H. Haynes Jewell Dorothy W. D. Haynes Dorothy Witt Elizabeth Belchee Welch Marion CCC

American Legion Carni val at Masonic Hall Saturday

The American Legion indoor car nival will be held at the Masonic hall on Saturday evening June 27 starting at 7 p.m. Proceeds will support a good cause.

Masonic Hall American Legion Post No American Legion

Local Residents Attend Visits and Health Updates Across Towns

Boissevain residents Mrs. Fanny Asbury and grandson Hugh E Love Jr traveled to Mechanicsburg to visit Mrs. Asbury’s daughter. Bluefield saw visits to Mrs. Carl Johnston and others while patients at the sanitarium include Lava Yost and Maybeury’s Mrs. Dayton Belcher. Roanoke remains a trip for R W Hill to a railroad veterans gathering. Multiple local residents, including Miss Betty Jane Shupe and Jimmy Foard, are noted with guests and illnesses, while Ada Scotts visits Johnson City and Mrs. Dickens returns home.

Fanny Asbury Hugh E. Love Jr Boissevain Mechanicsburg, CO Asbury Carl Francis T. J. Hardie Raymond Boley Carl Johnson George Bluefield Robert Hill Jonathan Bowen Dayton Belcher Maybeury R. W. Hill Roanoke Ena Yost Virginia Holdway Misa Lava Yost Milas Vo Saturay Houston Paul David Austin Elizabethton Tenn Betty Jane Shupe Bolasevain Shirne Martha Shupe Thomas Stockdale J. B. Guill Jimmy Foard oFard S. B. Massey Caroline

Elva Bailey Hosts Bridge Shower for Mrs James Bland

In Matoaka on June 17 Miss Elva Bailey hosted a bridge shower honoring Mrs James Bland formerly Miss Emily Hansel of Monterey Virginia. Guests included Irene Patteson Madeline Patteson Pauline Kennedy Mary Alice Haller Pauline Shrewsbury Zuma Haller Hazel Woodyard Rosa Miniaci Louise Shrewsbury Retha Wright and others. Mra O J Garrett hosted the Ladies Aid at her home with many church members invited.

Matoaka W. Va Elva Bailey James Bland Emily Hansel Monterey Irene Patteson Madeline Patteson Narows Pauline Kennedy Mary Alice Haller Pauline Shrewsbury Zuma Haller Ladies Aid Mra. O

Social gathering hosts and guests at refreshments event

Elbert Wright, Sam White, M. B. Williams, Victor Farley, Jim Davis, Carson and the visitors Miss Zoe Wheeler of McComas, Mrs. Harry King and Mrs. Ida May Bailey assisted the hostess in serving refreshments of grape juice, ice cream and assorted cakes.

Elbert Wright Sam White M. B. Williams Victor Farley Jim Davis Carson Zoe Wheeler McComas Harry King Ida May Bailey

Community News Briefs From Matoaka And Nearby towns

Mrs Paul Thompson recuperates at her mother's home in Snowville WV. Dott W Va left for Welch to resume nursing at Stevens clinic. Residents from Matoaka visited Snowville and Princeton while others traveled for visits and business. Church group met at Lowe with Lois Ann Tabor leading prayers and a social lunch followed.

Paul Thompson W. M. Kelly Dott W. Va Welch Stevens Clinic Gilmer Foley I. D. Brickey G. Stike Matoaka Dishon Snowville T. L. Williams Denia Williams North Carolina J. Truitt Virginia May S. F. Truitt C. le Walker F. Truitt Marie Taylor Helen S. J. Godfrey Helen Godfrey Marie Kennedy Princeton Bernice Kelly R. M. Mosrie Kimball Rock Iris Williams Ernestine Tabor Itman Mildred Tabor Matonka Pharias Foley W. G. Burliegh Radford Virginia Christian Union of Matoaka Christian Church Nannie Privett Lowe Lois Ann Tabor Stell Godfrey W. P. Harmon

Young man acquitted after self defense in fireworks case

Eighteen year old Tony Oliveto conducted his own municipal court defense and won acquittal on a charge of shooting fireworks in Clarksburg West Virginia. He cross examined two companions to prove he had no matches on him at the time Police Chief Roy O Ross had arrested him. Oliveto testified he had eight firecrackers.

Clarksburg W. Va Tony Oliveto Roy Ross Oliveto

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