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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

8

Grocers Return From National Convention in Cincinnati

Mr and Mrs Lee Wright returned from Cincinnati where they attended the 41st annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers. With 5000 registered, the gathering was one of the year. events included a sight seeing trip to the zoological gardens and a grand president's banquet by George Olson and his band.

Lee Wright Cincinnati National Association of Retail Grocers H.S. Wassum P. T. Saunders W. T. Reed Bluefield A& Afternoon Zoological Gardens Jon Jes R. Smith National Biscuit Company George Olson International Casino New York WLW General Foods, Inc Proctor and Gamble Coney Island McCormick and Company Swift and Company Standard , Inc Loose Wiles Biscuit Company

Guests Entertained At Bridge Party By Pink White Scheme

Mrs N. C. Stanley and Mrs G. R. Gishes hosted a bridge party at six tables with a pink and white color scheme. Refreshments of cakes and ice cream were served. High score went to Mrs H. Troutman with second to Mrs Joe Turley. low prize awarded to Mrs Hugo Holliday.

N. C. Stanley G. R. Gishes Vaes H. Troutman Joe Turley Hugo Holliday

Bridge Party At Mrs Chinfield’s Home On Ten Avenue

Mrs. J G Chinfield hosted a bridge party at her home on Ten Avenue. Tables were in play with a score prize won by Mrs C E. J L Clingenpeel took second high and Mrs W B received the small prize. Guests enjoyed a sweet course afterward.

J. G. Chinfield Ten Avenue C. E J. L. Clingenpeel W. B

Mrs Cruise Honored By Bridge Club

Mrs. Dudley E. Cruise was surprised with a kitchen shower by her bridge club at her North Street apartment. Guests presented useful gifts then enjoyed refreshments after the game. Annie Foley of Portsmouth attended.

Dudley E. Cruise Bridge Club North Street

Social Notes of Visits and Travels Across Regions

Ohio visitor to sister Mrs C P Claytor in Highland avenue. Mr and Mrs Walter Perkins and daughter Miss Mary Gordon Perkins return from Indianapolis. Mrs C G Hancock of Ferndale apartments improves at Bluefield sanitarium. Mr and Mrs C C Mondy were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Wood at Mullens. Spencer J McCallie of McCallie School Chattanooga, guest at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Godwin, leaves Thursday for Welch then Louisville Ky. Mr and Mrs Howard Miller of New York guests of Mrs Miller’s sister Mrs C W Pace and Mr Pace. Mrs W C Robertson of Washington spends a week with her parents Mr and Mrs E Bond. C E Glass of Clifton Forge Va returns home after visiting his daughter Mrs C W Pace and Mr Pace. Miss Gladys Corwin leaves for two months on a ranch in Buffalo Wyoming. Mrs J B Lees of Amonate Va in Roanoke, for six weeks, also visits Virginia Beach View and Willoughby.

Ohio C. P. Claytor Claytor Highland Avenue Walter Perkins Mary Gordon Perkins Indianapolis C. G. Hancock Ferndale Apartments Bluefield Sanitarium C. C. Mondy Harryood Mullens Spencer J. McCallie McCallie School For Boys Chattanooga J. M. Godwin Welch Louisville Howard Miller New York

Be Beautiful by Elsie Pierce Caution on Sun Exposure

A reader recalls a painful sun and windburn episode after a weekend trip. She warns against underestimating sun strength, urging strict sun-safety: gradual exposure, use of cream, shade, and short initial durations to avoid severe facial swelling, blistering, and two weeks of healing.

Miracle Mine dedication dance in Pocahontas Va

A Miracle Mine dedication dance is planned at State Rendez vous Pocahontas with hosts from Pocahontas Fuel Co and Sanders Drive crew. Ed Watkins and his Harlem Hot Shots will play 10 to 2 pm. Attendees include church leaders and families from First Church Westminster and other guests.

Pocahontas Pocahontas Puel Agency Sanders Drive Ed Watkins Harlem

Young Presbyterians Attend Echo Meeting Outing

About fifty youths from the First Presbyterian and Westminster churches joined an outing at Falls Mills on Thursday afternoon. The event took the form of an echo meeting as part of the Presbyterian young people's conference of West Virginia.

Lewisburg Dan Bradshaw First Church J. Bry Westminster Church Rothmary McGaughey First Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Falls Mills Presbyterian Young People's Conference of West Virginia

Local Notices Report Tonsil Procedures At St Luke's Hospital

Mrs W R Chesnutt of Persia Tenn visited daughter Mrs G D Miller and underwent a tonsillectomy at St Luke's name and is recovering well. Mrs D Wilmore and daughter Nancy Wilmore and sister Mrs Jean O Barne of Phoenix spent Wednesday in Roanoke. Marjorie Horton daughter of Dr and Mrs E W Horton had a tonsil operation at St Luke's hospital.

W. R. Chesnutt Persia Tenn G. D. Miller St. Luke's D. Wilmore Mise ‘Nancy Wilmore Jean O. Barne Phoenix Ariz Roanoke Marjorie Horton E. W. Horton St. Luke's Hospital

Lovely affairs honor bride elect in courtesy events

A series of social gatherings honors the bride elect Miss Wayland. Phi sorority members host a dinner at Cricket Tavern while Lucile Saunders and Mrs. L. H. Saunders organize a fortune shower. C J Smith hosts a dinner for Miss Wayland with Mrs. Kahle, and a Copenhaver presentation features bridge and bingo with 16 guests.

J. C. Walters, Jr Cricket Tavern Phi Sorority C. W. Jackson Helen Sue Spangler Miss Wayland Ee Sorority C. R. Bruce Princeton Bobbie Smith Bluefield College Avenue Miss Saunders L. H. Saunders C. J. Smith Eva Marge McNeal Miss Wayne Kahle Jefferson Street

Local Social News and Visits Across Town

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pollock travel to White Sulphur Springs for bankers conference. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Light and daughter Louise visit relatives in eastern Virginia for two weeks. Mrs. Charles McD Harrell returns from Johns Hopkins after an appendectomy. Miss Margaret Thornhill leaves University of Michigan for a summer course at Ann Arbor. Mrs. Dale Kersey is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs. R N Marcus of Richmond visits granddaughter Mrs. Harry Ball at Fairview apartments.

W. C. Pollock White Sulphur Springs W. A. Light Louise College Avenue Virginia Charles McD. Harrell Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital Margaret Thornhill W. A. Thornhill University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Vivene Studio Group Plans Lake Shawnee Outing

Art students from Vivene studio will spend a week at Lake Shawnee starting Saturday. Activities include swimming dramatics and a camp program. Miss Irene Norris and Mrs. Vivian Putnam will supervise.

Lake Shawnee Irene Norris Vivian Putnam

Church Plans Innovation in Drama Group for First Presbyterian

Bluefield church plans a new drama club at First Presbyterian to entertain the church and public with a pageant. About twenty members have signed on. next meeting Tuesday at 8 pm at the Church House to elect officers and choose a name. A play Ordered South is targeted for Sunday July 3 at 9 30. Directors Lindsey Alley and Mrs Alley of Bluefield will lead. membership open to church members over 16.

Bluefield First Presbyterian Church Jage Tedh Lindsey Alley Aan New Agen Club

Campers To Meet For YWCA Summer Camp

All girls planning to attend the Y W C A camp are urged to meet this afternoon at 3 30 at the Y quarters. Camp runs Wednesday June 29 at Camp Roland. First week reserved for younger girls second for older. Reservations should be made as early as possible.

Y. Quarters Camp Roland

First Baptist DVBS to End This Evening

The Vacation Bible School of the First Baptist church will hold its commencement exercises this evening at seven in the church auditorium. A structured program prepared under faculty guidance awaits attendees. Patrons are urged to attend and the public is invited.

The First Baptist Church

Community club dances and church youth meetings planned

The Bluefield Sub Deb club hosts a home coming dance with orchestra. Eeepe nurses meet at Mrs Inezova’s home. Club Laissez Faire meets at Joe Bowman’s to discuss summer activities. G A group at College Avenue Baptist gathers at Mrs Weeks. A skating party and Junior R A meet at church annex. Fidelis class hosts monthly gathering with Mrs Humphreys as hostesses. ancient Egyptians practiced bathing as a religious rite.

Bluefield G. A College Avenue Baptist Church H. L. Weeks

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GIA Moose Hall A. B. Thompson Preas Grand International Auxiliary J. B. H. Amonate An Foley Portsmouth Chinfield Mrs. Cruise Elsie Pierce Cuticura Malden Dimity Batiste Federal St Princeton Ave Tanback Axwell House Cardus Bobbie Kolynos George Washington Tobacco Noxzema Vivene Studio Group First Baptist Dvbs Eeepe Inezova Club Laissez-Faire Joe Bowman Dearborn Street R. A Fidelis Annex A. V L. E. Humphreys
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