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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1924

Page

53

Edith Carr Weds Mussell Yearbrough in Pearisburg Nuptials

In Pearisburg on June 16 Edith Carr married Mussell Yearbrough at a ceremony led by Rev. J H Umberger. The bride wore tan beaded crepe with yellow rosebud bouquet. the groom is with First National Bank Bluefield. They will live in Bluefield after a visit to eastern cities.

E. B. Carr Pearisburg Edith Mussell A. Yearbrough Carey Yarbrough Mary Lou Carr Besse Chariton J. H. Umberger A. D. Gerberich John Powell Yourger First National Bank of Bluefield W. Va

Lunch Hour Change for Bible Council Meeting

The Virginia Asher Bible Council sets Monday lunch at 6:20 PM at Masonic Hall. Luncheon ends at 6:00 PM before the evening Bible study begins. Members are urged to note the new start time for the study.

Virginia Asher Bible Council Masonic Hall

Bluefield Youths Gather at John Brown Tabernacle

A Bluefield youth prayer group meets weekly at 7 30 PM at the John Brown tabernacle. The event is not tied to any single church but aims to improve youths reputation and outreach. All city young people are urged to attend with hymn book and Bible.

Tabernacle Bluefield Ple Voren Jones John Brown John Brown Tabernacle

Moonlit hay ride entertains forty youths in Mansfield

About forty young folks enjoyed a delightful moonlight hay ride to Taze well on Friday evening. The air rang with songs and yells as delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Davis Westall of Mansfield and Mrs. W. Douthat acted as chaperones and all reported a fine time.

Tazewell Davis Westall Mansfield, O W. Douthat

Benefit card party at Bluefield Country Club by D A R

One of the season’s social highlights is a ben efit card party on Friday June 27 at Bluefield Country Club under John Chapman Chapter D A R. Proceeds aid mountain schools in the Virginias Kentucky Tennessee and the Carolinas with reservations for bridge rock or mah jongg by phone to Mrs Norman McDowell.

Bluefield Country Club John Chapman Chayter Daughters of the American Revolution Virginias Kentucky Tennessee Carolinas America John Chapman Madison Synodical Schol Boone County Ellis Island Old Trails Road Bluefield Norman McDowell J. Franck Fox James EB. Hatcher D. M. Easley Thos. H. Scott Lamar Desly

Birthday Party for John Crawford sixth birthday

Master John D. Crawford son of Mr and Mrs E S Crawford entertained about twenty children at home on Union Street Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o clock. Guests enjoyed pink and white decorations and refreshments. Mrs W Givens Mrs Harry Rice Mrs E T Bryant of Bluefield and Mrs T R Moore of Graham assisted in entertaining the young guests.

John D. Crawford E.S. Crawford Union Street W. Givens Harry Rice E. T. Bryant Bluefield T. R. Moore Graham Norvefield Gun Club Mary McElrath Bramwell Saturda W. J. Puftchard A. K. Harmon Stella W. W. Harmon Bluefield Sanitarium J. Elwood J. L. Kennedy Phyllis Kennedy Floyd College Avenue W. L. Sweeny Charleston Peterstown C. W. Wicks Jenkin Jones Birefield

Ladies Day 18 Hole Golf Tournament at Country Club

Ladies Day Tuesday features an 18 hole tournament at the Country Club starting at 10 o'clock. Play is against bogey and a luncheon will follow.

Vacation Bible School Opens In Bluefield Church

All boys and girls in Bluefield are invited to enroll in the Daily Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church starting 9 a.m. Tuesday June 24. Now in its third year the program blends Bible study with music, stories, memory work, games, and screenings.

Bluefield First Christian Church Lowing Peputy Virgil E. S. d Wder P. Hasselvander Siatchs Miller Roy L. Garrett Mable Bivens Chapel Winters McCue R. J. Quinlan Madeline Gar Eunice Hasselvander Mary Woltz Bar B. Lowder Edwin Johnson General Assembly

Union Street Bible Class Meets Monday at 2 O'clock

The Union Street Bible class will meet with Mrs. Henry Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock to study the ninth chapter of Judges. All members are requested to be present and new members will be warmly welcomed.

Union Street Bible Henry Judges

Westminster Auxiliary Meeting Notice

The Westminster Auxiliary schedules a business meeting for Wednesday, June 25, at 1 p.m. at the church.

Westminster Auxiliary

Junior Missionary Society Meeting Reminder

The Junior Missionary Society of Bland Street Church meets Monday at 3 in Hamilton Hall. It marks the end of the second quarter and urges Juniors to bring mite boxes mothers and friends. Please be on time.

Junior Missionary Society Bland Street Hamilton Hall

Adventures of the Twins A Trip to Spain

Johnny Jump Up takes Nancy Nick and Tommy Titmouse to Spain with magic shoes shrinking them to tiny size. They tour the Pyrenees Madrid a bullfight is rejected and they view alhambra vineyards orange groves and olive trees before returning home.

Nancy Johnny Spain Tommy Titmouse Tommy Rose Fairy Mister Gun Takens America Nick Alhambra Madrid

Three Piece Costume Delights With Silk and Fur Accents

A three piece costume departs from silk to become richly decorative. White silk is used for the cape part with a white fur band forming the collar. Each component forms a complete unit and can be worn separately. Printed fabrics are fashionable and striking patterns are desirable.

Pretty Complimentary Luncheon at Cumberland Inn

A Saturday luncheon at 1 30 near Cumberland Inn hosted by Mrs. T O Deaumer honored her sister Mrs John Dickson visiting from Pittsburg. Roses decorated the table with hand painted place cards and rose shaped nut cups as hostess daughters served a rich luncheon to a list of guests from Bramwell Cincinnati and beyond.

Cumberland Inn T. O. Deaumer John Dickson Pittsburg Bertha Deaumer Lois Deaumer Crant Smith Harry Perkins C. M. Flynn Claude Taylor David Smythe Russell Ritz Joe Bowen Bramwell Guest Dan Pritchard Cincinnati Newton Roberts L. Epperly Philip Lilly Theo Hundley S. W. Shumate William Lee R. T. Peters

Railroad Foremen And Staff Enjoy Glenwood Park Trip

Motor trip and picnic by N. and W. railroad foremen and office staff in the city used eleven automobiles. They roasted wienies at Glenwood park then visited Princeton and Athens. The N. and W. band provided music at several panes and the evening was enjoyed by all participants.

N. and W. Railroad Glenwood Park Princeton Athens N. and W

Personal notices from Bluefield and area through the week

Local society notes recount residents and visitors across Bluefield. Dr. H H Haggart buys a Whitethorne home. Mrs. W H r travels to Abingdon for Epworth work. several families visit Columbus Ohio and Virginia towns. many returns from trips to New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and Roanoke with health and work updates.

H.H. Haggart St. Clair U T Abingdon Epworth Work B. Houchines Little Son C. J. Starks Near Bastion Columbus, C J. H. Pearson Raleigh Street D. R. Whittaker Elkhorn Bluefield Krane Norton Joe Jacobson Cincinnati Cofer and Son Gary Maynard Uibba Cofer Eva Counts Bobbie Cofer Jackford Bettie Cubbege W. Cubbedge Robert Sage J. E. Wilburn Edna Lakeside Avenue Mr. Wilburn W. W. Wilburn Long Island David Westall Mansfield U. T H. Reese Huntington Mr. Stahlmans Louise Stahman Parkersburg F. C. VanDusen New York Boston Pittsburg W. D. Barnett St. Lukes Hospital Frank Easley Roanoke J. E. McMullin McMullin D. M. Mann Christiansburg Thomas Hardy Tyler Street L. Washington Northfork J. A. Harwood Big Stone Gap J. E. Marshal Nannie Z Tate Bramwell Janie Inez Johnson Hiawatha Ethel Page Hartley Sanders Princeton New York Eye and Ear Infirmary Boone Street Lynchburg A. H. Sloan Postoffice Morgantown Branch Chester G. Cawley Daugiter Elzabeth

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