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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1923

Page

12

Olinger Hinchee Tie The Knot In Quiet Boone Street Ceremony

Hazel Hinchee and Robert Olinger Jr wed yesterday at 5 50 pm at the Waters home on Boone street with Rev Samuel W Moore officiating. The couple of Bluefield and Welch backgrounds plan to reside in Welch after a buffet reception.

Yestery J. W. Waters Boone Street Hazel Hinchee Chas. H. Hinchee Giles Street Robert Olinger, Jr Welch Samuel W. Moore Presbyterian Church Bluefield Beaver High School Marshall College Christiansburg Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Presbyterian auxiliary holds first meeting at Westminster

The regular auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met at Westminster church in south Bluefield. For the first time with the new bench, the gathering honored Mrs. Dubose and Mrs. Fran Clark. Mrs. Hudgins presided as roses filled the Sunday school setting and punch and wafers were served during the social hour.

The Presbyterian Church Westminster Church South Bluefield Dubose Fran Clark F. E. Hudgins

Dance Invitations From A V Club Event At Country Club

The A V Club has issued invitations to a dance scheduled for Thursday June 28 at the Country Club.

A. V. Club

Local Personal Notes Highlight Births and Travels

Born to Mr and Mrs J Y Hill of Ronceverte street a son William Greer. Mrs George P Johnson of Pittsburgh Pa is visiting Lake Place with Mrs H I Shott for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Alex Mahood motored to White Sulphur Springs for the state golf tournament. Mr and Mrs O W Frazer and family of Giles street returned from Atlantic City and eastern points after several weeks. P J Kelley leaves for Richmond for his son William's marriage to Florence Brooks on Monday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Lilly and Mr and Mrs Philip Lilly sail for White Sulphur Springs for restate golf tournament. Sosvien of Richmond and Guy Overholt of Marlton weekend guests of Mrs J B Reynolds and Mrs Co P Mingo of Raleigh Terrace. Mayor W H Thomas and A G Fox leave Monday for Atlantic City to attend Lions Club International Convention with Mrs Sayer Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Mr Fox and the Mayor are delegates from the local club. Born to Mr and Mrs W E Allbright of Rogers street a son. Born to Mr and Mrs J H Saunders of Frederick street twin boys.

J. Y. Hill Ronceverte Street William Greer George P. Johnson Pittsburg H. I. Shott Lake Place Alex Mahood White Sulphur Springs O. W. Frazer Giles Street Atlantic City P. J. Kelley Richmond William Florence Brooks Mra Cecil Lilly Philip Lilly Ao. Sosvien Guy Overholt Marlington J. B. Reynolds Co. P. Mingo Raleigh Terrace W. H. Thomas A. G. Fox Lions Club Sayer Thomas Elizabeth Lee Anderson Fox

Lace and Voile Afternoon Frock Description

An afternoon frock of white voile is elaborately trimmed with black lace and has a girdle of crimson velvet.

Simple foulards frocks with English eyelet cuffs

Simple foulards describe frocks of the simplest type with collars and cuffs of English eyelet embroidery held at the waist by a rubber band.

Clean Hair in Summer Pure Scalp All Year

Hair specialist Jessie Ogilvie warns June July and August are hardest on hair due to sun salt dust and dirt. She urges daily brushing with focus on the scalp and periodic scalp tonics. Proper massage and avoiding powders or dry shampoos protect the scalp after illness stress or overwork and after swimming.

Marian Hale New York Jessie Ogilvie Ogilvie Sisters Miss Ogilvie

Bramwell Sunday School Day Highlights Chautauqua Events

The Bramwell Methodist church held a full house Sunday for the annual Sunday school day with the pageant The way the Truth and the life. Miss Maggie Jones and Miss Ethel Osborne led roles while teachers Mary McConnell Janie Ellwood Mrs Williers and Steve Shupe planned the training. A daughter Caroline Mae arrived in Roanoke June 15 to Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Massey. A daughter to Dr and Mrs Fred Richmond arrived at Beckley hospital June 22. Chautauqua started its third year with James Potter as manager and programs by Margery Jane Gage Co Grove Herbert Ekhoff Waterman Ringgold Co Charles Ross Tageart Marchetti’s Yochers and Frank Dixon. The week includes many performances. Sunday services and Chautauqua events continue at Arcade Theatre. Prof Banner and family moved into a new cottage. Walter Craft moved as well. The region saw multiple social visits, hospital trips, and local travel as residents attend various events over the week.

Bramwell Jesus Christ Maggie Jones Ethel Osborne Mary McConnell Janie Ellwood Mesdames Williers Steve Shupe Mabel Baker Bryan Buckel Ter Margery Jane Gage Arcade Theatre Prof. Banner Jarius Collins Walter Craft Ben Lammers Jas. Thomas Columbus Ohio Thomas James Gorman Coopers J. M. Harrison Simmons Harrison

Deegans Doings and Local Weekend Tales

The hot spell drew crowds to iugan Beach for relief from the heat. Penman Sizemore McLain and Morgan fished at Clear Fork Friday night. The New Pocahontas Coal Company paints and repairs the camp, pleasing workers. J Cox bought a Hudson car and now ferries friends to Guyan each evening. W S Collins, a former company employee here, is mentioned.

Iugan Beach Penman Sizemore McLallan Morgan Clear Fork New Pocahontas Coal Company J. Cox Guyan W. 3S. Collins

Glen Alum Notes Refrain From River Heat Claims

Local notes report Dr. H Herrman visiting Glen Alum and staying two weeks. Residents mention road work awards by Herrin Wyatt and Ballard & Herrin, upcoming road links to McDowell county, and a Children Day party. The Ninety and Nine special is set for June 25, with other community events and house cooling tips included.

H. Herrman C. BE. Peery R. B. Gross Maxwell Pennsylvania Avenue Graham Daily News Glenalum River Alek Ballard & Herrin Stafford Herrin & Wyatt Gilbert McDowell Morris Watts James Gilliam Sunersnecial

British summer lost as frost grips England and economy

London reports a coldest June in memory with intermittent frost and rain spoiling crops. Merchants and fashion trades face bankruptcy while straw hats and soda fountains collapse. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin appears in public with a briar pipe as reporters note his country life leanings.

London England Britain Palm Beach Stanley Idwin Downing Street Baldwin Oxford

Gary News Notes Bridge Club Meets in Gary

The Gary Bridge Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. Sledge. After a lively game, refreshments followed. Attending were Mesdames Carter, Barker, Gibbs, Parker, Swan, Clifford, Alley, Shank, McKinley, McAdoo, Riley, Carner, Sledge, Misses Nunan, Stratton, and others. Mary Nunan, guest of honor, received a hand painted bowl. Margaret O'Toole won high score. Chautauqua numbers in Swarthmore are drawing community interest.

Bridge Club Gary Bridge Club Misses Mary and Agnes Nunan Anna Stratton Mary Nunan Margaret O'Toole L. BE. Dion Mesdames Moore Obertson Hearna Friel Parnell Graham Alley Clifford Dixon Parker Shanklin McAdoo Barker Sledge Swan Gibbs Carter McKinley Prichett Mace Sullivan Lineberry Hutcherson Margaret O’toole Mary Mesdames Weaver Cooper Tre

Gary Personal News From Salem and Nearby Trips

Miss Mabel Durham of Salem visits the Gary Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith. Mrs. Guy Thomas and daughter Jean return from Roanoke visit. Miss Anna May Roberts visits Miss Mary Lee Belchee from East Radford. Several students return home for summer from school. Mrs. A. E. Riley leaves for Central City Kentucky for the season. Dr. R. V. Shanklin and sons Dick and Jim return from Cincinnati. Mrs. J. T. Franklin recovering well. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Handley spend a few days in Cincinnati. E. F. Ketter returns from Missouri visit.

Mabel Durham Salem A. J. Smith Guy Thomas Jean T. M. Hearst Roanoke Mary Lee Belchee Anna May Roberts East Radford Hazel Madeline Smith George Barker Jim Shanklin A. E. Riley Central City R. V. Shanklin Jim Cincinnati J. T. Franklin W. F. Handley E. F. Ketter Missouri

Baptist Ministers to Preach in Stockholm Churches

David Lloyd George plans limited stay in Westminster while in Sweden. Baptist ministers will preach in all Stockholm churches during the convention. The Bishop of London approves a Baptist minister preaching in the Church of England pulpit in Stockholm, a first in history. The congress may issue messages on peace and war and loyalty to governments and religious liberty.

David Lloyd George Westminster Sweden Convention Baptist Stockholm London Church of England

Costumes as Clothing and Local Realty Pitch

In today’s view clothes form a single costume with no separation between items. Two and three piece suits remain popular. Lilly Land Company advertises residence lots in College Addition to Athens near the college, stressing school advantages.

Lilly Land Company Athens

Hemstitching in Cotton Frocks Creates Drawn Work Patterns

Cotton frocks use hemstitching and drawn work to form patterns in the open spaces. Wide double hemstitching creates contrasting woven designs.

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