Notice on Saun oes Woman's Page Closure Saturday
Public notice states the Saun oes woman's page closes promptly at 9 o clock Saturday evening. Authorities request cooperation from the public.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
4
Public notice states the Saun oes woman's page closes promptly at 9 o clock Saturday evening. Authorities request cooperation from the public.
A church meeting at Grace Methodist on Rogers Street chose officers for the coming year. President Ella Sue Linkenhoker and Mary Porterfield as vice president and secretary led the list, with other posts filled and a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs. Hock. Light refreshments followed.
D C Duncan will speak Sunday at 7 80 over local radio about swimming riping and summer safety under Bluefield Chapter American Red Cross. The chapter promotes life saving caving and first aid activities locally.
Members of the Globe Trotters club hiked to the top of Wyoming Street on Thursday evening and enjoyed an outdoor picnic before a roaring bonfire. After supper the girls played a baseball game.
Mrs Lyman Bailey and Paul Lawrence present a joint pupil recital Monday at 8 in Warlick's Piano rooms. Bailey teaches piano in this city and Lawrence teaches violin in Maybeury.
Mrs Fred Taylor hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at Montcalm in honor of Mr Taylor s birthday. Guests included R Pinkard S A Lawson Brooke rdy Floyd Jones Cofer Penning A L Wagner Clyde White and Steve Ashworth. The event was a surprise with Mrs Floyd Jones and Mrs R K Pinkard assisting. Pink and white decor centered on a birthday cake with candles. Mr Taylor received several birthday gifts.
Mr and Mrs Frederic C Goodall were entertained at a dinner party hosted by Bernard Cunningham at the West Virginian hotel on Thursday evening. The couple recently announced their marriage.
The article describes a miniature wedding ceremony for guests in McComas. A two inch doll bride led a colorful scene with a green maid of honor pink and blue bridesmaids blue pink and green flower girl. The event featured doll attendants a tiny altar and a delicate menu for attendees.
The weekly Friday morning chapel at the West Virginia Business College featured a song by the assembly, devotionals led by Miss Ethel De Haven, and performances by Miss Thelma King on piano and Harold Vawter singing popular numbers. Henry Fortune closed with songs, accompanied by Miss Sybil Cartwright at the piano.
The Bluefield Country Club hosts a dance tonight from 10 to 12 with Mr and Mrs Taylor Frazier as host and hostess. Music by Nelsons Highhawks of Bluefield. This is the first of a summer series held on Saturday nights.
In the Blue Field Country Club ladies golf third round, Deverle beat McCue 2-1, Kabler defeated Kabler 2-1, Slusher beat Brooks 5-4, and Herndon defeated Beary 2-1. Second flight had Hardy winning 2-1 over Tabor. Matches set for Monday include Deverle vs Kabler and Slasher vs Herndon, with Kelley vs Lewis in a second-flight match and the winner advancing to face Hardy in finals.
Richmond visitor Miss Jane Palmatray plans to return home Monday while Mrs. J F Crawford slowly recovers at home after hospital discharge. Several Bluefield shoppers and visitors from Tazewell Athens and Detroit appear in Bluefield and at the Greenbrier.
Mrs. Sarah Francis Tabor 71 died at 6 yesterday afternoon at her daughter Mrs. J F Page home in Yards Virginia after heart trouble. Funeral services are set for 2 Sunday at Falls Mills Methodist Church conducted by Rev E W Dean and Rev O H Logan. She was born April 18 1868 at Falls Mills daughter of Stephen and Lucindia Tabor.
In Hollywood Leslie Howard describes acting as a hobby not a job and recalls Berkeley Square as a high point. His daughter Leslie Ruth 9 and son Ronald 15 influence his home life while polo lessons loom for the boy. He favors simple foods and ties that match his shirt. He views dancing as a waste of time.
Mrs. J. Wade Tabor of Yards Va dies after long illness aged unknown. Survived by four children B J Tabor H E Tabor Mrs J F Page and J H Tabor, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Church member since age 32. Funeral details list pallbearers and flower bearers.
The Ada underpass on the Bluefield to Princeton highway opened to traffic yesterday with Ernest L. Bailey state road commissioner among the first riders. The route is slated for paving this year and shortens the Bluefield to Princeton trip by about four miles.
Howard, real name Leslie Stainer, rose after the war from a minor company debut in Peg o My Heart to a stage star. Despite plain looks, audiences felt his presence in small roles, and he now spends spare time on photography experiments while a massive leather chair travels between Hollywood and London.
A performer declines a movie contract that would ban him from returning to the stage annually. He cites fatigue and resistance to long-term restrictions as reasons for not signing.
The piece notes Dulwich in college with a habit of polo play and collection of match boxes, hinting at stage ambitions and a plan to retire to an English country home. It also reports Bluefield Nazarene church’s transition, Reverend J. F. Simpson resigning for health reasons and delivering a farewell sermon, with Mr. Brown highlighted for local Sunday school involvement.
A brief notice from Berryman Cleaners 113 Stewart St. advises thorough cleaning of winter garments before placing them in storage to prevent moth damage. Contact phone 390 for service details.
The Rev. M. Brown of Richmond Kentucky has been named pastor of the Bluefield Nazarene congregation joining the church staff this week.
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