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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

4

Bar Mitzvah Celebrated With Reception At Schlossberg Home

A Bar Mitzvah reception honored Richard Schlossberg at the Union Street residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Schlossberg. About 100 guests enjoyed ice and cake as out of town relatives arrived from Roanoke Charleston and New York. Saturday morning services at the synagogue featured prayers and Torah readings for the confirmant.

A. N. Schlossberg Union Street Richard Gracie J. JL. K L. Schwartz Sidney Kwass 8. DeLott J. Steckler Nancy Aaron Blanche DeLott Fan Matz, Abrahamson Bernice Steckler Betty Schuchat M. J Ned Schlossberg Schlossberg J. Weinstein A. Taubman Steve Schlossberg Roanoke D. Schlossberg Danvill J. I. Kwass J. Kohen Charleston Joseph Schwartz Northfork New York Lewisburg Richard Schlossberg Iman

Dinner Hosts for Bland Street Church Stewards

The Bland Street Methodist Church board of stewards was entertained at Hamilton Hall for a 6:30 dinner hosted by Rev. W. P. Eastwood and Mrs. Eastwood. Guests included Rev. C. G. Eastwood and family as well as many board members and friends.

Board of Stewards Bland Street Methodist Church Hamilton Hall W. P. Eastwood J. Sublette Allen Long Co. T. St. Clair Claude A. L. Smith R. L. Roach Morton Phillips Kenneth George Strader E. C. Giles J. E. Wagner, Jr Luther Scott Fred Sanders C. A. Peck John Barnes R. L. Shelton W. C. Snyder F. C. Goodall M. M. Woodward J. Taylor Frazier Sam Sublette Dick Rudder R. F. Flinch J. A. Whitlock J. R. Laird J. T. Harvey Claude Boughner Mr. Sublette W. P.wood

Community dinner honored board members and ministers

After formal talks appropriate to the occasion and bearing witness to Christian fellowship, Orton Wagner George Strader Taylor Frazier C A Peck Luther Scott Boughner and the Rev C G Wood made remarks. Yellow and green decorations and summer flowers graced the tables. A four course dinner was faultlessly served.

Orton Wagner George Strader Taylor Frazier C. A. Peck Luther Scott Boughner C. G.wood

Relatives’ Guests Travel From Columbus to Wytheville

Mr and Mrs Eric DeBrick of Columbus Ohio visiting relatives here traveled to Wytheville Virginia on Tuesday to see Mrs DeBricks uncle Kyle Hampton and Mrs Hampton They plan to return Sunday to Columbus after staying with the DeBrick and Powell families in Frederick and College avenues respectively

Eric DeBrick Columbus Ohio Wyiteville

New Books At Public Library

Public library in Bluefield adds multiple titles to shelves. Notable names include Nevile Shute and Elizabeth Goudge among others, with a diverse mix of fiction and biographies.

Public Bluefield Public Library Nevile Shute Sarah Gertrude Millin Harriet Mae The

Miss Pearl Taylor Guest in City on Way to Ironton Va

Miss Pearl Taylor of Columbus Ohio is the guest of Miss Ruth Rader on Frederick Street. She will depart for Columbus after a brief stay with the Rader family before joining her parents Mr and Mrs W L Taylor in Bluefield. Miss Jer, former member of the Bluefield Quota Club, will be cheduled for the club luncheon conference at the West Virginian hotel and will leave for Columbus Sunday.

Pearl Taylor Columbis Ohio Ruth Rader Frederick Street Miss Rader Ironton W . L. Taylor Bluefield Jer West Virginian Columbus

DVBS at McComas To Open Monday

The Daily Vacation Bible School at McComas will begin Monday at 9 at the Thomas M church. Mothers of young children not connected with the 8 School who would like to join the classes are asked to volunteer their services.

McComas Thomas M Church

Vivene Studio Grants Art Diplomas in Bluefield Event

Art diplomas were presented by Vivene Studio to Allyeu McMullin and Blanche Frampton at a studio ceremony on Commerce Street. Speakers included A J Cole and Prof E M Louthan, with performances by Genna Gottlieb and remarks on art rooted in nature. The studio boasts West Virginia’s only credited art school status.

Vivene Allyeu McMullin Blanche Frampton Commerce Street Vivien Putnam Irenehe E. M. Louthan Bluefield College A. J. Cole Mercer County School Board Cole Gen Aa Gottlieb Embryo Holcen Saertaian Hollywood Vivene Art Studio West Virginia Bluefie Nina Smith Edna Mae Wills Francisco Are Cae Wee Aks T

Pythian Sisters To Have Meeting Tonight

Bluefield temple 83 Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting at the Red Men’s hall tonight at 7 30 Mrs Scot district deputy will inspect the chapter full attendance expected After business there will be a social for members with birthdays in May or June All members urged to remember their Pollyannas

Bluefield Temple Oren Sisters Red Men's Hall Scot Eha Arte Ap Moose Hall

Be Beautiful By Elsie Pierce

A personal fragrance feature extols a lightweight versatile perfume for year round use. It describes multiple uses from after bath to hair and wardrobe, notes harmonious blends, and suggests matching powders. The piece invites readers to request a bulletin on perfume tricks.

Supper Meeting At First Baptist Church Attracts Large Turnout

Men of the First Baptist church held a well attended supper meeting in the church annex Monday evening. E M Louthan presided as spiritual leader with readings by John R Bene and teachers Prof Jackson and Judge D M. Ladies of the church provided a tasty supper.

First Baptist Church E. M. Louthan John R. Bene

Commencement Exercises Friday at Local Church

A notice invites the public to Friday commencement exercises at the church. The exact time is not specified but attendees are urged to join this ceremonial event.

Closing Exercises Of Baptist DVBS

The Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church will hold its closing ceremonies featuring students and teachers who completed the DVBS program. Local families are invited to attend the concluding program and reception to follow.

Baptist Dvbs The First Baptist Church

Cantata Theof Jairus Rehearsals Pressed For Sunday

A strenuous rehearsal schedule is underway for the cantata Theof Jairus with Street Methodist church hosting Sunday at 8 p.m. James Elmer Brown directs with sessions including orchestra, soloists, and chorus through Thursday. The article notes a high altitude mean elevation of the Himalayas at about 17 000 feet.

Jairus Street Methodist Church James Elmer Brown Himalyas

First Baptist DVBS Picnic at Noon

First Baptist church under Dale Griffin plans a picnic today at noon on church premises. The program includes Beginners through intermediates with school attendance noted as strong and work described as high quality.

First Baptist Dvbs The First Baptist Church Dale Griffin

Local clubs schedule varied meetings and events

Notices list multiple groups including Guney club at 601 Frederick street with officer elections at 2 30 pm Woman's Christian Temperance union at Hamilton hall Bland Street Methodist church and a strong turnout urged Globe pee club gathering Thursday evening Moose Hall GIA ritual practice and lunch at 1 pm Twin Sisters gifts bearers services First Baptist church time outline study at 7 45 pm and public invited Details include hostesses Lon M and Bluefield club dinners and weekly luncheons at West Virginian hotel YY W C A and YWCA address the community calendar

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Hamilton Hall Bland Street Methodist Church First Baptist Church Mae Griffin

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests

Mrs. L. M. Catron and daughter Edna travel from Tacoma to visit brother in law E. C. pm and Mrs. Cat ron Eldridge st. Mrs. K. F. Stuart hosts Mrs. Philip D. Wilkes Beckley with Ruth and Katherine. Don Stafford and Billy of Ohio visit. Walter Stuart of Cedar Bluff to spend weekend with J. M. B. Lewis Jr. Sean event at Bi-Country club. Spangler from Danville attends funeral of Dr. G. L. Lawi.

Beckley Founder Honored In Rainy Anniversary Tribute

General Alfred Beckley, founder of Beckley, W Va, celebrated 100 years with a tribute from Governor Holt. A crowd of 3000 braved drenching rain as an 18 foot concrete shaft honoring the Confederate general was unveiled. The day included ceremonies, a trophy for the 1937 Mountain State championship, and a postponed game with the Logan Indians. Miss Betty Jordan-Quay, Beckley descendant, attended with the governor.

Beckley W. Va Alfred Beckley Govan Oe Oresight Holt Thome Beckiey Virginia Cane Beckley Bengals Logan Indians Betty Jordan Quay Clarence W. Meadows Lions Club Black Knight Country Club

Weckerly Installed as High Priest in Royal Arch Masons

E Weckerly was installed as head of chapter No 20 Royal Arch Masons at the Masonic temple on Federal street. He succeeds T Frank Mastin who died some time ago while serving as second priest. Other officers installed include G E Hart Payn trustee Sarmen McDowell captain of the host W P Hoback pal sojourner E Peters Arch captain and W Cun ee third

E. Weckerly Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple Federal Street Mr. Weckerly T. Frank Mastin G. E.hart Payn Sarmen’ McDowell W. P. Hoback Ipal E. Peters W. Cunee Eees

Masonic Installation Ceremonies Lead by Grand Officers

The passage lists officers of the first and second veil including W. A. Bostian grand master, I. O Nichols chaplain, N. F. Wickham tiler, A. T. Buchanan and W. C Wilson stewards. Installation ceremonies were conducted by I. B. Nichols grand high priest and A. L Buchanan grand marshal.

W. A. Bostian I. O Nichols N. F. Wickham Tiler A. T. Buchanan W. C Wilson I. 8. Nichols A. L Buchanan

Early flashlights used fireflies for light

Flashlights preceded electric light using fireflies placed in hollowed dishes as batteries. The glow was turned off by closing the box lid.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wytheville Miss Pearl Taylor DVBS Elpa Uie A.W. Cox Shoe Repair Vivene Studio Mrs. Wray Dar John Chapman Daughters of the American Revolution W. C. Easley Iroue Easley W. McClaughtery Appalachian Assembly Room Bernard McClaugherty Jamestown Yorktown Ruth Bartlett Andrew Donally Welch D. E. Prench Jackson's Mill Wray Pythian Sisters Claussner Cox’s Pouwsanen Verary Sales Kleer Sheer A. W.cox Dept Elsie Pierce Maureen O'Sullivan Miss Pierce Guney Club J. F. Douthat Globe Pee Club Bluefield County Club Lon M Bluefield Club Business Girls’ Club One Club Beth Morgan Featuring Batistes Rosenau Bros Shirley Temple A. W. Cox Dept Raleigh Weckerly Calvert Calverts “Reserve Sta Calvert's Calvert's Rte Speer Grote Nosed Sparta Halliday Anne Ee Notary Corporation Telegraph Commercial Printing Company
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