Homes for sale in multiple locations with varied terms
Several houses and cottages listed with room counts from four to nine, features like basements, hot water heat, garages, and large lots. Prices range from 2 500 to 15 000 with varied down payments and monthly terms. Additional homes available. contact for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle Street
Penn Mar Avenue
North Street
Jefferson Street
Pearls Street
Spruce Street
Fourth Street
Rogers Street
Burton Street
Gale
SPE US
Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. Frank Akers 29 Third Street. All new members are invited to join. After duty at the Bluefield station, a four month tour of points out of Parkersburg will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Parkersburg
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Frank Akers
Third Street
Sulphur Springs Park Playgrounds Now Open
The Sulphur Springs Park playgrounds, arranged by Mrs Sloge Mason and Appalachian Power Company, welcome Bluefield children daily. From 1 pm to dark the company will run cars for youngsters. wading dams fill the creek daily and the sulphur water at the springs is praised as among the best in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs Park
Sloge Mason
Appalachian Power Company
Bluefield
Appalachiaan Power Company
Real estate listing highlights multiple houses and farms
A sequence of properties with prices and locations: room houses on Floyd Norfolk Jones Rogers Beasley Giles Lee Gilmer East River Ave and more, plus four room houses on Midway and Highland, various farms near Bluefield with acres, improvements, orchards, and prices from 1 200 to 65 per acre, including a 200 acre farm at 8 000 and 258 acre farm at 19 000, plus a 7 room house on Princeton car line at 8 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Street
Norfolk Street
Jones Street
Rogers Street
Beasley Street
Giles Street
Lee Street
Gilmer Street
East River Ave
Highland Ave
New Midway
Bluefield Ave
Princeton
Bluefield
Yet Another Pow Wow Dress Code At Bluefield Banquet
The Bluefield Chamber of Commerce hosts a next Tuesday night pow wow at the Masonic Temple urging guests to wear old clothes rather than dressy outfits. Chairman Berry promises humor and a five dollar prize for the most antiquated suit while speeches explain why thrift matters. The event aims to boost spirits and lower living costs with a casual, booster-hosted gathering. Nearby notices mention housing demand for Black residents and railroad workers seeking homes, urging chamber action. a Korean housing note closes the column with remarks on paper use in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
R. ©. Berry
Beau Brummel
Berry
Armistead
Virginian Railway Extension Sought To Reach Gilvert
Logan coal operators and local chambers plan a New York conference to urge Virginian Railway to extend from Elmer in Wyoming to Gilbert in Mingo to give the Logan coal field a direct tidewater route. Huntington meeting discussed with Chesapeak & Ohio president to fix transportation woes thought to hinder regional development. The proposed 35 mile air line faces terrain limits making a rail line likely over 50 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian Railroad Company
Elmer
Wyoming County
Gilvert
Mingo County
Logan
Tidewater
Logan Coal Operators’ Association
Logan Chamber of Commerce
New York
Huntington
Logan Coal Men
George W. Stevens
Chesapeak & Ohio
Ways and
Garyandotte Valley
Stevens
West Virginia
Gilbert
Elmore
Beulah Hager Weds James L Albright at Home Ceremony
In Bluefield at 3 pm yesterday Miss Beulah Hager became the bride of James L Albright in a quiet home ceremony. Rev W M Morrell officiated at Grace Methodist Church style ring ceremony. The couple, schoolmates from Beaver High, plan to reside at the Third and Chestnut street home. James L Albright works at Bluefield Daily Telegraph and the couple come from prominent local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Hager
South Bluefield
Beulah
James L. Albright
W. M. Morrell
Grace Methodist Church
Beaver High School
Albright
Tagroom
William Albright
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Third and
Chestnut Street
Princeton Defeats Bluefield in Close Local Game
Princeton edged Bluefield 2 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Princeton in a strong sectional contest witnessed by about a thousand fans. Reese had Bluefield’s lone hit and steal, while Bell pitched well for Princeton holding Bluefield to three hits. Score: Princeton 010 000 011 0 23 Bluefield 001 000 000 0 8 38 Bell and Hawley Woods and Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Bluefield
Tiuefield
Reese
Bell
Hawley
Woods
Newman
The Colored People Need Homes Capital Investment
The Colored People Need Homes reports by S R Anderson argues capital could profit from building small houses for Black communities. It outlines demand and potential benefits of home construction in underserved areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Anderson
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City and Coalfield
Commercial
Columbia Saxone
the Music Shop
Land Street
Easley-Perking & Co
Honnold
Bluefield Avenue
Mercer Garage & Auto Sales Company
Union News Company
W. Va
Glenwood Park
Graham
Soc
al Jolson
Chloe
Music Shop
Easley-Perkinns & Co
C. R. Woods
Ford
A. Mitchell Coal Co
Lewis James
Bland Street
Jaffee’s
Fair Grounds
The
American Legion
Clyde BK. Elliott
Waynes
Carl Mitchell
Oakland Special
Joe Smith
Dodge
Fred Maher
Fordy
Porterfield
Griffith
Essex
Bill Johnson
Mitchell-Smith Motor Co
Lilly Clothing Co
Dr. Thompson
Ray Evans
Don O'Leary
C. B. Whitlow
Big Race Fair
Don Preston
H. C. Preston
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Board of Health
Cathleen Lee Menley
Sharrendale
Kentucky
Pond Creek
Norfolk and Western
Mack Perdue
Bramwell
Bluefield Sanitarium
Mr. Perdue
Battle Creek
Mich
Edgar A. Pugh
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Battle Creek Michigan
Hinéfield
Dublin
Peariburg
Pearisburg
Fletcher
Boots Williams
Boots
M. L. Tarvrett
le To Ies
J. R. McCulloch
Sadie
Ruth McCulloch
Carrie Hearn
Roanoke
Howard Conrad
Navy
Conrad
Bellas Indigestion
Chas. M. Stieff, Inc
Lracbhurg
Virginia
Pride of
Altamont Cafeteria
Weather Report
Good Housekeeping Institute
Comei
Hunt
Homes For Sale
Cloverdale
Vow
Hwufy
Ssdreys & Thomas
You Ninefield
M. K. Harman Neal Estate
Reneal
Thornton Bldg
White
Indianapolis
Ind
Ernestine and
Berndine
Jeneki
Co, Anderson
Salem
J. C. Cooper
W. O. Moore
Golden Rule
Keystone
J. W. Wooding
Mechin Street
Herbert Thompson
Tazewell
Virginian Railway
Albright-Hager
William H. Carr
Osteopath
Blley & Moyer Bidg
B.urfield
Henry Rodgin CO Jewelers-Opticians
WM. Greenspon, O. D
Huyler’s
Nunnally’s
Liggett’s
Martha Washington
East End
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield Pharmacy
J. W. Waters Co
Jewelers 102 Law and Commerce Building
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