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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1947
Page
2
The Tazewell electoral board must appoint a successor to fill the late chairman C M Hunter and select a new member for the Clear Fork district. The meeting, set for June 28, follows the retirement of 8 N Hufford after 26 years in education.
Farm lenders update shows 978 long term loans with 46 606 repaid. Tazewell Richlands Lions club charter night set at Maxwell Country Club with district governor H P Greenwood presiding. Home demonstration clubs serve picnic supper and hold meetings at Boissevaine Four H club and other groups through the week.
Mr and Mrs Chase M Adkins and Chase Jr spend a fortnight at Ocean View. Mrs J W Bowen hosts at Rockhouse Cove her brother Paul L Curtis and Mrs Curtis of Houston. Mr and Mrs R Bowen Royall and Mr and Mrs Hubert Peery visit Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Mrs W A Leece hosts daughter Mrs Wilton Adams of Miami Fla. Miss Elizabeth Jackson to depart Sunday for Beach Haven New Jersey to join ...
Kimball West Virginia reports a Men's Fellowship dinner at Houston church with Rev. O H Logan as speaker and plans for six week meetings plus a watermelon feast on July 24. Obituary notes include Mrs S L Howell of Stuart and multiple family movements and attendances across Kimball.
Mrs Amos Wood hosted her circle meeting with program chair E Lee Cook assisted by L V Belcher who spoke on Housecleaning Our Spiritual Houses. Cook read a poem Could I Be Called a Christian and Lackey led the devotional prayer. Mrs Wood and daughter Shirley served refreshments to members and one visitor. Rotary activities feature Bernice Kaufman.
An Eastman School of Music student delighted the Rotary club last week with several goals and numbers performed under the direction of James Barrass. Local social notes include inter-city meeting plans for Kimball and Welch clubs on July 1 at Paul Jones Lodge Laurel Creek Bland County.
Cash wheat supported the board with prices firm, oats stayed firm, and corn finished mixed as the July contract slid on profit-taking and delivery deferrals. No cash wheat trades. No. 2 yellow corn 9.103, No. 3 2.15-2.22, sample 1.92, No. 2 white 2.26. Oats: No 1 heavy white 1.085, No. 1 white 1.06% were quoted.
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