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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1933

Page

5

Grace Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Meets

Grace Methodist church Woman's Missionary Society met Wednesday at 2:30 with Mrs W B Debrick presiding. Mrs W H Thompsons circle led the program on A Day in the Life of a Rural Deaconess and Stewardship by Mrs J R Brown. Plans for a July 19 fellowship luncheon were made.

W. B. Debrick Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church W. H. Thompson J. R. Brown George Hypes L. Clark

Enjoyable Dance Opens Summer Social Season in Va Pavilion

A lively opening dance last evening at the Molly Harper dancing pavilion between Tazewell and Richlands Virginia drew guests with good music by Buck Russell and his Original Virgin. The event kicked off the summer social season with spirited dancing and cheerful crowds at the popular venue.

Molly Harper Tazewell Richlands Buck Russell Virgin

Bargain Produce and Groceries Ad Listing

Two pounds Southern Maid Creamery Butter for 50 cents. Bran Flakes at 25 cents per package. Swans Down Cake Flour and Biscuit Mix 55 cents. Armour's Pork Beans five cans 29 cents. Tagline reads Quality and Service Since 1912.

Birthday Celebration At Christie Camp Wolf Creek

A June birthday gathering at the Christie camp Wolf Creek honored Dr. Kell. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. Kell and family along with Dr. David Lepper and Miss Ida Clark. A bountiful dinner followed the evening event.

Christie Wolf Creek 3. J. Kell Dr. Kell

Pleasant Affair At Falls Mills Enjoyed By Guests

Mr and Mrs R G Johnson and Mr and Mrs N F Wickham and family with guests Mr and Mrs Johnny Wheatcroft of Richmond Va and accompanied by Wirt and Forest Mingo visited Falls Mills Thursday evening and enjoyed a delightful weiner roast.

R. G. Johnson N. F. Wickham Johnny Wheatcroft Richmond Wirt Forest Mingo Falls Mills

Christian Endeavor Installation Planned at First Christian Church

C. E. meeting officers for the coming year will be installed at the regular Christian Endeavor session of First Christian Church Sunday evening at 6 45. Rev Ben B Johnson pastor will preside. Miss Mabel Marshall leads with topic Some Social Evils and How to Remove Them. Talks by Miss Dorothy and Charles Nichols. Mary Esther Marshall will provide music.

Christian Endeavor Society First Christian Church Ben Johnson Miss Mabel Marshall Dorothy Charles Nichols Mary Esther Marshall

Lovely Bride Elect Honors at Tarentum Bridge Party

Miss Eunice Carter, bride elect of Dani Elwood Nute of Tarentum Pa, honored at a bridge party and kitchen shower hosted by Mrs William Justus and Mrs Francie Vaughan of Northfork. High score prize went to Mrs W B Kirkpatrick and coagulation prize to Mrs W A Creager. The event included twenty guests and an ice course.

Eunice Carter Dani Elwood Nute Tarentum William Justus Francie M. Vaughan Northfork Kirkpatrick W. A. Creager Lennie Compton D. B. Hambrick C. W. Fletcher W. S. Clark Fred Dyer J. H. Pridgen Waco Tex A. Campbell J. C. Houchine T. Lowe A. R. Thompson J. ©. Little I. H. Moore Wray Julius Kasdin C. R

Outing on Wolf Creek Hosts Sun Day School Class

D. E. Templeton and Kyle Bruce entertained Trinity Methodist church Sunday school members with an outing on Wolf Creek near the Christie cabin. Swimming and a picnic supper for about eighteen followed, with guests Mrs. Templeton W. R. Keesel Jr O. J. Carter and Fay Templeton.

D. E. Templeton Kyle Bruce Trinity Methodist Church Wolf Creek Christie Mrs. Templeton W. R. Keesee Jr O. J. Carter Fay Templeton

Birth of William Owen to Roy and Esther Kelly

A son named William Owen was born June 19 to Mr and Mrs Roy Kelly on the Bluefield Bramwell road. The mother is formerly Miss Esther Giberson.

Roy Kelly Bluefield-Bramwell Road William Owen Esther Giberson

Choir to Sing Anthem at First Baptist Service

At 11 o clock Sunday morning the First Baptist church choir will perform an anthem Jesus, My Saviour, Look Down On Us with solo by Henry Fortune Mrs Philip Lilly will sing He That Dwelleth by McDermid In the evening the choir will perform The Halleluja Chorus arrangement

First Baptist Church Jesus Nevin Henry Fortune Philip Lilly McDermid

Rally Day Supper At College Avenue Baptist Church

Women of College Avenue Baptist Church plan a Rally Day supper at the church Thursday evening June 29 at 6 30. A camping party to New River about eight miles from Glen Lyn is organized by Mr and Mrs W W Rounion M Thompson Vance Gibson Alex Ledgerwood W T Douthal and Miss Shelby Douthal.

College Avenue Baptist Church W. W. Rounion M. Thompson Vance Gibson Alex Ledgerwood W. T. Douthal Mise Shelby Douthal New River Glen Lyn

McClung Class Outing at Brown Cabin on Dry Fork

Members of the McClung Sunday school class from First Presbyterian enjoyed a Tuesday evening outing at the Brown cabin on Dry Fork hosted by Miss Regina Brown. Twenty seven people attended including Dr. Samuel W. Moore J. P. Cameron S. J. Sanders and Mrs R A Yarbrough among others from Richlands Virginia. They swam for a while then had a generous picnic supper on the cabin porch featuring sandwiches ham pickles and other festal foods.

McClung First Presbyterian Church Brown Cabin Dry Fork Regina Brown Samuel W. Moore J. P. Cameron J. Sanders R. A. Yarbrough T. L. Brown B. McClung Mise Margaret Frazer Mies Louise

Joint Class Picnic Planned at Wolf Creek

Mrs J H Gollehons class of young ladies at First Christian church and W H Bordens young mens class plan a joint picnic and weinie roast on Wolf Creek this evening. They will depart from North street home around 3:30.

J. H. Gollehon First Christian Church W. H. Borden Wolf Creek

Bluefield Garden Club Sets June Meeting at Hosmer Home

The Bluefield Garden club will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs. Dean Hosmer's home 1002 Jefferson street on Tuesday afternoon June 27 at 5 o'clock. The group shifts from Municipal building to boost attendance. A good program is planned and all members are urged to attend.

Bluefield Garden Club Dean Hosmer Jefferson Street

Local social notes report numerous travels and visits

Mr and Mrs Philip Lilly and daughter Miss Margaret and son Phil return from Spencer Iowa area. Mrs Craig Thornton and Mrs W L Thornton visit Charlotte county with Mrs Chambers improving after a fall. Various residents visit relatives in Roanoke, Anderson and Washington. Legion reunion set for Chester W Va with five thousand veterans from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. National Commander Louise Johnson to review parade.

Philip Lilly Miss Margaret Aon Phil Miss Odell Minor Mrs. Lilly Ep J. A. Sergent Spencer, W. L Craig Thornton W. L. Thornton BE. A. Chambers Charlotte County Chambers Mise Eulalia Thornton Tom Darden South Bend Ind Frank O'Brien Bernard Jarrett Charles H. Murphey Roanoke Macie Paul Morris J. G. Gregory Cove Creek J. G. Morris T. J. Williams L. C. Riggins L. J. Spradlin Charlie C. Ealy Church of God Anderson Morris Spradlin Portamouth Helene Crewe Louieville Mies Margaret Reid Harding Washington Gail Morgan Mor Mise Cecile Culbertson Uefidid Mise Elizabeth Culbertson Dungannon Pointe Virginia Laurence EB. Tierney Barbizon Plaza Hotel New York H. L. Price Bodell G. V. Bruce L. E. Hannah Princeton 5. C. Darden Frank M. O'Brien Mise Anna Jarrett Mise June Basham Hugh Boling Bastian St. Luke's Hospital Lacy Bourne Chick Tanner Louis Lawson Twin Branch C. E. Bourne Mary Portsmouth Ohio John C. Hall J. H. Woodwine Pearlsburg James Borden Borden Albemarle Street Dick Barton Pittsburgh Uniontown Cleveland Louisée Hawkins Richlands Bluefield

Make This Model At Home From Anne Adams Pattern

A June style feature promotes a cool sheer gown with a rippling cape and smart skirt seaming. Pattern 2608 offers sizes 14 through 42 with fabric and ribbon yardage listed and step by step sewing instructions. The ad urges readers to order for 15 cents and requests name address and size. It also announces a Summer Pattern Book including dresses and patterns for juniors youngsters and beginners.

Anne Adams Daily Telegraph Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Paw Paw route to get $75,000 this year

Virginia highway engineer H G Shirley says $75,000 will be available this year to complete the Virginia link of the West Virginia Washington D C road known as the Paw Paw route. He spoke at a Charles Town meeting with Martineburg and Leesburg service clubs. H P Henshaw represented the West Virginia road commission.

Charles Town Jefferson County W. Va H. G. Shirley Virginia West Virginia Washington, D. C National Capital Shirley Martineburg Leesburg H P. Henshaw West Virginia Road Commission

Will Discuss Aviation With Governor Kump

Huntington W Va June 23 Participants in the state first annual air tour last year and the state board of aeronautics will meet with Governor Kump in Charleston Thursday to discuss future aviation activities. Roy L Pixler chairman of the board will present a report on the boards two year work and recommendations for future aeronautics legislation. All licensed pilots are invited and a decision on a second air tour covering most state cities may be reached. a FILE APPEAL Charleston The Point Pleasant Water and Light company filed an appeal to the supreme court from a public service commission order directing rate reductions in water and electric rates.

Huntington W. Va State Board of Aeronautics Kump Charleston Roy L. Pixler Pixler Point Pleasant Water and Light Company Supreme Court Public Service Commission

Local Magons 10 Install Officers in Bluefield

Bluefield Magons will celebrate St John’s night with ceremonies at Bluefield lodge No. 85 A F and A M. New officers James L Albright worshipful master Luke A Parsley senior warden W A Taylor junior warden Raymond Ferguson senior deacon Erik Weckerle junior deacon installed. Rev TKE Peters to give principal address. Banquet to follow.

Bluefield Magons St. John’s Night Bluefield Lodge No. 85 A. F A. M Nichols Masons Bluefield James L. Albright Luke A. Parsley W. A. Taylor Raymond Ferguson E.rik. Weckerle T. KE. Peters First Baptist Church Masonic

Federal Court Jurors Granted Election Holiday in Elkins

Judge W E Baker granted federal petit jurors a vacation to vote in the prohibition repeal election next Tuesday. Jurors had been idle as defendants pleaded guilty to liquor law violations. Ralph Serbo of Clarksburg drew 60 days in Randolph County Jail, to begin after a five month 29 day sentence for transportation. Morley N Cross and Arthur Weaver of Morgantown each received 60 days in Monongalia County Jail on transportation charges. Chester Harbert of Clarksburg, 16, pleaded guilty to sale and conspiracy and was paroled for two years.

Elkins W. Va W. E. Baker Federal Court Petit Ed Heeday Ralph Serbo Clarksburg Randolph County Morley N. Cross Arthur Weaver Morgantown Monongalia Chester Harbert Clarkeburg

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