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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1938

Page

4

Summer Bible School Closes Sunday Evening at College Avenue Church

South Bluefield announces the closing program for its Summer Bible School to be held Sunday evening at 5 45 o clock at College Avenue church. The program features call to worship recitations by children ages five to eight and ten to twelve with named supervisors and teachers and a psalm and scripture selections. Weeks school reports enrollment of 133 and Irene Weaver is noted as secretary of both the Summer Bible school and the Trinity Vacation Bible school for nine years.

South Bluefield College Avenue William Wagner Saul Bey Asehildren Orecitation Harold Dearing Alice Schrinner Adam Charles Corling Jesus M. C. Young Weeks School Irene Weaver Summer Bible School Trinity Vacation Bible School

Miss Wilson Honored With Surprise Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party at the home of Mrs. Eli Wyatt in Matoaka honored Miss Mary Nell Wilson, a student at West Virginia Business College Bluefield. Guests enjoyed dancing, bingo, and a cake cutting after receiving many gifts. Attendants included Miss Mary Nell Wilson and a long list of friends and relatives.

Eli Wyatt Matoaka Mary Nell Wilson West Virginia Business College Bluefield Miss Wilson Iss Sibyl Bailey Mary Nell Pauline Wilson Siby Allen Blanche da Pear Zennith Allen Marie Kennedy Virg Harvey Neil Sisk James Muriel Bowling Betty Wyatt William R. Wyatt Arthur Bowling Pasco Danial Mason Fred Brown Herbert Bow Walter Claude and Charley Jes Bowling Bernard Stikes Walton Caldwell Tudor Harlee James Hale James Johnston Kyle Compton Paul Cook Ray Walters Tony Jawonski Harold Wyatt Paul Blankenship Harry Hill Harlan Morgan Oscar Prichett

Princeton Student Participates in Centennial Parade

Forrest Hoke son of Mrs Bessie Hoke attended the Roanoke County Centennial week of June 21 to 27 representing the National Business College Roanoke in the NBC float. Participants include Frances Saunders Wilson Trumbo Pearl Sisk John C Gilbert and Blanche Kingsport. The event showcased athletic and academic talents with a third place finish in the parade game.

Forrest Hoke Bessie Hoke Princeton Roanoke County Roanoke Salem Vinton Charles T. Palletty Mount Hope W. Va

Eulalia Francisco Receives Life Saving Certificate

Miss Eulalia Francisco returned from Brevard North Carolina where she attended the American Red Cross Aquatic school for ten days and earned an instructor's certificate in life saving. The program covered boating canoeing diving swimming and first aid with diving instruction under Surmall Wayne, noting the 193? championship training.

Eulalia Francisco Brevard N. C American Red Cross Aquatic School D'Ving Surmall Wayne O Trmple

First Baptist Group Hosts WCTU Meet With Program

First Baptist hosts a WCTU gathering featuring Mrs W L Kaylor and Mrs D E Cannon in a duet Faith of Our Fathers. Miss Ellen White French leads a U S Constitution discussion, Annabel Kidd reads The House With Nobody In It, and August plans for Trinity Methodist July program are announced.

W. L. Kaylor D. E. Cannon Faith of Our Fathers C. A. Lilly Ees Lilly Annabel Kidd United States Ellen White French Bob Wilson W. H. Shupe Maneel. Davis Ernest Henson San Francisco Calif Henson Uel Davis Kyle Bruce B. D. Turner Trinity Methodist Church C. L. Jefferies

Leave to Attend NEA Convention in New York

Mr and Mrs A J Cole and Mr and Mrs C H Archer left Friday for New York to attend the National Education Association convention. Mr Cole heads Mercer county board of education and Mr Archer is county superintendent of schools both attending in official capacity. Over 20 000 educators from the United States and possessions are expected to attend the sessions.

A. J. Cole C. H. Archer New York National Education Association Cole Mercer County

Miss Ruby Stewart Hosts Bible Class Party

Miss Ruby Stewart hosted a Bible school class party for Trinity Methodist Church primary department on Wednesday afternoon. Games filled the event with backyard gift hunts, photos with the hostess, and cookies and candy served to the children. Attending were Fred Walker Ben Hunter Bobby Harry Bobby Nelson Allison Melba Bishop Shirley Mulheren Virginia Lee Huff Snapp and others including Mrs A W Stewart Mrs D B Gray and Kenneth Stewart.

Ruby Stewart Trinity Methodist Church Fee Fred Walker Ben Hunter Bobby Harry Bobby Nelson Allison Melba Bishop Shirley Mulheren Virginia Lee Huff Snapp

Joint Union Meeting in Powhatan Park

A joint meeting of the Elkhorn Young People's Union and the Mary Jackson Union with Kiwanis is set for Monday evening at 6 45 at Kiwanis field Powhatan. Activities include recreation vesper service echoes from Holston Conference Young People's assembly and a picnic weather permitting. Rodney Jackson of the city district director of young Georgia Sprinkle is president and will conduct the vesper service.

Elkhorn Young People’s Union Mary Jackson Union & Kiwanis Field Powhatan Holston Conference Young People’s Assembly Rodney Jackson Ci Vy Young ‘Georgia Sprinkle Elkhorn Young People's Union Maybeury

Meeting of Bridge Players Scheduled at West Virg Hotel

Bridge players are asked to meet Monday at 8 in the bridge room of the West Virg hotel. A regular duplicate game will be conducted. Bluefield players consider forming a regular duplicate club and will discuss it before the game begins.

West Virg Bluefield

Be BEAUTIFUL By ELSIE PIERCE Readers' beauty queries answered

Elsie Pierce answers several reader questions on hair growth and sun exposure, posture for lordosis, and proper care. She explains that sun does not cause facial hair growth and recommends professional treatment for coin cutting. promotes posture tests and a bulletin on posture hints.

E. R Nature

Lutheran Ladies Class Holds Monthly Meeting at Amis Home

The Im manuel Lutheran Church Ladies Bible class met Wednesday evening at the Amis house with president Mrs. L. D. Francis presiding. Devotion led by Mrs. R. L. Johnson on Friends from Proverbs 18. Poetry by Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Mahood were read. Social hour followed with prizes won by Mrs. Scophich, Mrs. Jack Umberger, and Mrs. R. L. Johnson.

Ladies’ Bible Class Immanuel Lutheran Church Amis House L. D. Francis R. L. Johnson R. H. Mahood Reed

Corsetieres Return From Gossard Training in Winston-Salem

Mrs. C. W. Dickey and Miss Margaret Eaton returned from Winston-Salem North Carolina where they attended the Gossard training school for corsetieres. Sessions were at the Robert E. Lee hotel and a Bluefield group photo accompanied other corsetieres from across the country.

C. W. Dickey Margaret Eaton Winston-Salem N. C Gossard Training School Robert E. Lee Bluefielders

Infant Named James Johnson at St Luke's Hospital

Mrs James Johnson King M M King is described as dn.s a e with her infant son at St Luke's hospital and now resides at home on Albemarle Street. The reed is named James Johnson x.

M. M. King St. Luke's Hospital Albemarle Street James Johnson x

Dinner Dance at Bluefield Country Club Hosts Lon and Lon Rish

Outstanding event of the week is a dinner-dance at the Bluefield Country Club this evening from 8 to 12. Mr and Mrs Lon M Rish will serve as hosts.

Bluefield Country Club Lon M. Rish

Local Society News Notes Visitors and Patients

Mrs. Howard Welling remains under treatment at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs. Blanche Younger of Mt. Jackson Va visits sister Mrs. B H Hancock in Parkway. Miss Anne Rogers, recently at Virginia Beach, visits Fort Belvoir near Alexandria Va as guest of Miss Sally Garlington. Miss Rogers, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R O Rogers, attends St Catherine's School in Richmond. Miss Helen Johnston, ex Beaver High teacher now at Finley Ohio, visits Mrs. Mary Fretwell and Miss Lee Fretwell on College Avenue. Miss Emma West attended the

Howard Welling Bluefield Sanitarium Blanche Younger Mt. Jackson B. H. Hancock Parkway Anne Rogers Virginia Beach Fort Belvoir Alexandria Sally Garlington Catherine’s School Richmond Rogers R. O. Rogers Helen Johnston Beaver High School Finley Ohio Mary Fretwell Lee Fretwell College Avenue Emma West

Local Notes On Sports Finals And World News

Virgil Loyd Currence reports on finals at V M I and Washington and Lee after a week in Lexington. Louis Schmeling bout witnessed in New York ties into a busy regional scene as families travel to Columbus for the United Commercial Travelers meeting. Mrs Thompson leaves Bluefield sanitarium after four weeks of recovery at home on Mountaineer Drive. Dodd remains in St Luke's Hospital awaiting a surgical operation.

Washington and Lee Lexington Virgil Loyd Currence Bluefield Daily Telegraph New York Louis Schmeling C. V. Foland Clarke Billy Columbus Ohio Supreme Council of United Commercial Travelers of America Roy 8. Thompson Bluefield Sanitarium Mount Mine Dodd Et. Luke's Hospital T. O'J. Wilson Pearl Street United He Eager

Bond Installed Masonic Lodge Head in Bluefield

W F Bond was installed as worshipful master of Bluefield lodge No 85 A F and A M at the lodge meeting. Officers installed include F F Davis senior warden E L Peters junior seern M B Lockhart treasurer L M Seene secretary and others. Weckerly the retiring master received a gold watch and past master's apron.

W. F. Bond Masonic American Legion Bluefield A. F A. M Bond B. BE. Weccarl Royal Arch Masons Nichols J. L. Albright W. C. Wilson F. F. Davis E. L. Peters M. B. Lockhart L. M. Seene RD. Wilson L. EB. Poe 8. White F. V Ty J. W. Whittaker I. S. Nichols N. F. Wickham Weckerly W. A. Jor

Special Assignments for Bland Street Cantata Sunday

Bland Street Methodist church hosts cantata The Daughter of Jairus this Sunday at 8 oclock with solos and choral numbers. The program also features the Praise Ye trio arranged from Verdis Attila and James Elmer written for the local orchestra to enrich the performance.

Bland Street Jairus Bland Street Methodist Church Cleo Cash N. A. Force James Attila James Elmer

Y Camp Committee To Meet At Y W C A Quarters

The Y W C A camp committee chaired by Miss Harriet French will meet today at 1 p m at the Y quarters to finalize plans for the annual summer camp starting June 29 at Camp Roland for two weeks. Younger and older girls may attend. 37 have registered for week one and about 20 for week two.

Harriet French Y. Quarters Camp Roland

Camp eligibility open to girls at Y on Federal Street

The program remains open and any girl who wishes to attend camp may become eligible by registering at the Y quarters on Federal Street.

Y. Quarters Federal Street

Music at College Avenue Church program announced

Morning worship at College Avenue Church features the choir performing Te Deum in E flat by Lloyd. Henry Fortune will sing Hear My Cry O Lord in Harold Millifay arrangement during offertory. a organ piece will be played by Mrs Lon.

College Avenue Ba Lloyd Henry Fortune Harold Millifay Lon

Dr. Alex St. Clair Plans Year Abroad in Europe

Dr. Alex St. Clair, son of Dr. and Mrs. St. Clair, will study in Europe for a year. He will spend time in Budapest and Vienna while pursuing surgery training. He recently completed an internship at Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia and is a graduate of the medical school at the University of Virginia.

Alex St. Clair Europe Budapest Vienna St. Clair Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia Lspea Virginia Charlottese

James French Strother Hoge Jr Born to Mr and Mrs Hoge

Mr and Mrs Strother Hoge of Col avenue welcomed a son at St Lukes hospital. The baby is named James French Strother Hoge Jr. The mother is formerly Miss Reva Adams of Roanoke. Glass is composed of three quarters sand.

Strother Hoge Col. Avenue St. Luke’s Hospital James French Strother Hoge, Jr Reva Adams Roanoke

Miss Wood Bride’s Attendant Hosts Salem Breakfast

Miss Anne Ber ly Wood of Salem Va will be an attendant at the marriage of Miss Mildred Wood of Salem and Mr J R Watkins of Columbus Ohio set for today in Salem. She hosted a breakfast yesterday at the Roanoke home of Mrs G W Payne with immediate family guests. Guests included Mrs W W Wood and Miss Lorene Callaway Bluefield Va among others from Roanoke for the wedding.

Anne Ber@ly Wood Mildred Wood Salem J. R. Watkins Columbus Ohio G. W. Payne Roanoke Miss Wood W. W. Wood Lorene Callaway Bluefield Emily Posten Princeton

Bourne Family Names Daughter Helen Janet

Mr and Mrs Clyde E Bourne of Dearborn Street announce the birth of their daughter named Helen Janet.

Helen Janet Bourne Clyde E. Bourne Dearborn Street Helen Janet

Local notices from Virginia and West Virginia residents

The fragment lists guests and residents including George Strader and Mrs Strader at Bland Road, Bland Road folks, Miss Dawn Absher on Wythe Avenue, Miss Virginia Long on vacation at Gill’s View, Va, and W B Johnson at Highland Avenue with Bluefield hospital and West Virginian hotel manager noted.

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First Baptist Group WCTU NEA Wiedemann’s Fine Beer Wiedemann’s Geo. Wiedemann Brewing Co., Inc Newport, Ky Bland ST Kansas Ferndell Coffee Phillip Dean Cow Rolle Netarines Elsie Pierce A. T Lutheran Ladies James Johnson King Masonic Lodge Sacramento California Los Angeles Starcher-Conley Bluefield Ave College Avenue Church PTT Bledel Erica Bluefield Market Daily Telegraph
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