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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1932

Page

3

Virginia Side Churches Plan World War II Era-Style Services

Virginia churches in Tazewell Graham Union St Marys Pearsburg Dante and Christians hold sermons prayers and Sunday school with several parish reports. Notable items include delegates reporting from a diocesan council in Roanoke and a provincial synod in Pittsburgh, plus an all day Christian church meeting with lunch led by Frank L. Stuck and M C Hughes Jr. for youth.

ST. Mary’s Bluefield Herbert H. Young Robert B. Baylor Christ’s Church Roanoke Pittsburgh Baylor The Christian Church Frank L. Stuck Princeton W. Va M. C. Hughes Jr

Japan Warns War Risk If U S Curb Spreads

Viscount Kikujiro Ishii, a former ambassador to Washington, warned at a Tokyo dinner for U S ambassador Joseph C. Grew that war could result if the United States attempts to curb Japanese expansion. He added that talk of war is the propaganda of propagandists.

United States Kikujiro Ishii Washington Japan W U.S Joseph C. Grew Tokyo

Monument to honor Dr. R C Meade at Castlewood

A four column granite monument nearing completion by Wright and Mathews will be placed at the grave of Dr. R C Meade in Castlewood. The structure rises over 12 feet from the base and spans seven feet across, crafted under local supervision. Meade, a prominent Russell County physician, died suddenly about a year ago and is buried on a hill overlooking Castlewood and the Meade homestead.

Wright and Mathews R. C. Meade Castlewood Meade Russell County Meade Homestead

Room, bath, garage in stone dwelling near Bluefield

Fight room and bath with garage and large basement offered for $25.00 per month. Located in Bluefield Virginia. Contact Mrs. Vernon Tate Reynolds Ave.

Bluefield Vernon Tate Reynolds Ave

Professor Greever Considers Return to Wartburg Town

Prof. J. B. Greever of Roswell New Mexico visits his old hometown and weighs moving back with his family to reside in the former home site. He helped in the city’s early development and founded Wartburg Seminary. He met with old friends and former pupils during his visit last year.

J. B. Greever Roswell N. M Greever Wartburg Seminary

Miss Pearl Young Earns William and Mary Alumni Life Membership

Miss Pearl Maupin Young of Bluefield Virginia, an honor graduate from the College of William and Mary class of 1932, earns a life membership in the alumni association. She plans to try out for the Olympics and is noted for athletic records and national recognition in New York competitions.

Pearle Maupin Young H. H. Youse Bluefield College of William and Mary William and Mary College Alumni Association Miss Young William and Mary College William and Mary Alumni Association New York

Dog Days Near Old-Timer Cave Predicts Hot Weather

Old-Timer notes dog days begin about July 3 with about forty days of heat and a katydide as frost approaches. Copperheads warned during this period as snakes eyes turn milky. WASHINGTON PROGRAM at Graham Methodist Church features Dr. S. W. Moore and Maxey Witten sharing the pulpit in a rare duo. ANNIVERSARY SERMON planned July 10 as Dr. Moore marks over thirty years in Bluefield ministry. POST PROGRAM Sunday at 3 at Dixie theater by American Legion Post 160 Bluefield VA offers old-time songs and performances with free admission. ORDERS STOVE reports Col J B Saunders’ family moving here from Williamson.

Graham Methodist Church George Washington Harman Lodge A. F A. M. Bluefield Home Lodge Masonic Tazewell Bluefield W. Va W. G. Battimore Grand Lodge of Virginia J. E. Baylor America Baylor B. T. Selle K. C. Patty S. W. Moore First Presbyterian Church Patty Washington Moore H. B. Frazier Mason Masonic Temple Order of the Eastern Star Battimore Sol Raach H. H. Gill Graham Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Dixie Theater American Legion Post Colored George Sanders

Stove Recovered From Williamson For Summer Use

Col Saunders wired for a stove left in Williamson, intended for winter use now planned for summer evenings and early mornings in the Blue field climate. The note implies adaptation to local conditions and pending return.

Bluefield Col. Saunders Williamson

Missing Sunday school offering at Graham Methodist Church

The bag of money from the Graham Methodist Church Sunday school last Sunday morning remains missing. With the treasurer absent the offering was handed to the superintendent who, through oversight, left it at the church after the service.

Graham Methodist Church

French private group develops non inflammable aircraft fuel

Paris reports a private French organization with government cooperation has developed a non inflammable airplane fuel that eliminates fire risks and reduces carbon deposits compared with other fuels.

Paris

Efficient Dairymen Target End of Blue Cow

Minneapolis reports a campaign by Minnesota dairy experts and bankers to end the era of the "blue cow" a dairy animal yielding 100 to 150 pounds of butterfat annually while others reach 250 to 300 pounds. The effort argues all cows require similar care and milking time while the blue cow drains resources.

Minneapolis Minnesota

Virginia Side Personals Highlight Local Visits

Miss Rena Martin of Tazewell visited here yesterday with Miss Elizabeth Gillespie. Eva Gillespie returns from Logan trip. Mrs. Hunter Culliney plans a weekend visit to Hinton. Mrs. A St Clair and Roy St Clair from Tazewell Avenue stay at John A St Clair’s on the Hockmen Pike.

Rena Martin Tazewell Elizabeth Gillespie Miss Martin Wynne Fort Alice Ben Bolt Eva Gillespie Logan Hunter Culliney Hinton A. St. Clair Roy St. Clair Tazewell Avenue John A. St. Clair Hockmen Pike

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Virginia News Virginia Side Churches STARS E. W. Hughes Graham Methodist Bradley T. Sells Tnion Church Pounding Mill Christ Church Pearsburg B. W. Hughes Miss Pearl Young Col. J. B. Saunders Endloss Bluefield Market CO Princeton Ave Liberty Market CO Capitol Brand Fryers Nectar Brand Sunnyfield del Monte White House Gurent Abner Drury Gal Jug Dar Bot. mi Celery Bunch Ae & P. Meat Markets Chuck Camay Soap Lic Budweiser Anheuser-Busch ST. Louis Virginia Side
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