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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1936

Page

8

Dance Recital Delights Bluefield Audience at Lee Theater

Capacity crowd attends Esther Graham school of dancing recital in Bluefield Virginia. Performances feature Annabelle Shufflebarger Ruth Longworth Joan Fields Billy Duff Bob Longworth and others in song and dance numbers from Wahoo to Mississippi Mud with memorable ballet and tap routines.

Lee Theater Bluefield Esther Graham Bob Longworth Ruth Edna Longworth Joan Fields Baby Janet Barnett Pollyanna Yost Betty Weeks Alma Massie Sally Frances Litz Annabelle Shufflebarger Billy Duff Marie Clark Ruth Longworth Billy Herbert Longworth Esther Irene Graham Andrew Tunnel Little Janet Barnett Dallas Alma Morris Little Miss Fields Little Miss Morris Edna Annabelle Shuffiebarger

A Daily Tryst With God by Rev Norman W Cox

A religious reflection on Psalm 14 1 condemning atheism and urging recognition of God. The author emphasizes dignity and destiny through belief and obedience, and prays for acceptance of divine authority and grace.

God Rev Norman W. Cox Holy Father

Miss Perkins Honored At Delightful Lingerie Shower

Miss Mary Gordon Perkins, bride elect to Sherman McClean of Indianapolis, was feted at a Walnut street lingerie shower hosted by Miss Eloise Jackson with twelve close friends attending. Guests brought lingerie as gifts for her trousseau and a hostess gift included a sterling silver flower bowl.

Mary Gordon Perkins Sherman McClean Indianapolis Christ Episcopal Church Eloise Jackson Walnut Street Miss Perkins Elizabeth Alexander Walter Perkins Bass Perkins W. E. McDougle College Avenue Arthur McClean Thetis McClean Ednara Johnson San Antonio Tex Dorothy Kizer Chicago Stockham Dance Studios Lucy Heneberger New York Johnson Kizer James Perkins Danville Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company

South Carolinian Walks Out Again

A South Carolinian cites being told to leave the Negro on terms of political equality and says he will depart Philadelphia tomorrow afternoon for Lynchburg DC to check on his cotton before going home for rest.

Philadelphia Lynchburg D. C

Renomination Drama Caps Republican Convention Night

Delegates hear a platform endorsing limited government relief and a stable currency while pledging taxes by ability to pay and soil conservation. A gallery fracas over anti Smith banners shocks the crowd as Robinson and Lawrence denounce the incident.

Roosevelt Walsh Massachusetts Resolutions Committee Supreme Court Cleveland

Salvation Army Feeds Hungry Man Who Went Nine Days

Theron Westmoreland, a Black man, was fed by Salvation Army workers after arriving at the post weak from hunger. He said his last meal had been nine days earlier in Cincinnati. After breakfast he slept for about 24 hours and woke feeling better.

Theron Westmoreland Salvation Army Westmoreland Cincinnati

Kellogg’s All-Bran Promoted As Better Than Laxatives

An elderly reader cites relief from chronic constipation after using Kellogg’s All-Bran since 1929. The letter claims All-Bran provides natural bulk, aids digestion, and can replace patent medicines, with two tablespoonfuls daily as the usual dose.

Kellogg Martin Wroblewski Church Street Highland Park Mich Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Explosion Wrecks Thompson Valley Mill in Tazewell County

George W. Reedy warned the cause of a blast that wrecked his corn and feed mill in Thompson Valley on Wednesday evening. Five workers escaped injuries with only one hurt by flying metal as fragments from the shaft and flywheel scattered hundreds of yards. Reedy valued damage at about 300 dollars.

George W. Reedy Thompson Valley Tazewell County Reedy Horne

Jury Unable to Agree in D H Cassell Suit Trials

The jury in Dorse H. Cassell of Lindside failed to reach a verdict and a mistrial was declared. Separately John W. Lowery of Princeton saw his suit for World War II era benefits also end without a jury verdict. Leonard R. Hall receiver for People's National Bank of Abingdon filed suit against E S Ballard, with evidence submitted to the court for decision. Ballard stock liability sought. prior cases involved war risk insurance claims and a 1932 automobile injury. Judge McClintle may finish the term's docket. A new crankcase oil filter advertised preserves oil properties after long use.

Dorse H. Cassell Lindside John W. Lowery Princeton United States District Court Leonard R. Hall People’s National A of Abingdon E. S. Balard Hall Ballard Cassell Lowery George W. McClintle

Late Director Inspects Lodge In Mountain City

The Mountain City lodge 85 of the Degree of Honor P A hosted Mrs Mary Masco state director for an annual inspection banquet at Jimmies cafe banquet hall. Musical numbers readings and humor kept guests entertained before initiatory ceremonies conducted by Mrs Masco. Eighteen candidates were inducted with the lodge receiving an excellent inspection rating. Mrs Carrie Ball president praised progress of the order.

Mountain City Lodge P. A Mary Masco Masco Leonard Harry Davis Dorothy Martin Shirley Foster M Hall Carrie Ball

Mrs Ridley and Alderson Visit Bluefield Social

Mrs F T Ridley visits Washington with Miss Lydia Alderson of Lewisburg as guest of Miss Marion Smith on Summers Street. They travel with George P Alderson United States marshal who attends the United States district court. During World War blind men operated microphones in service.

F. T. Ridley Washington Lydia Alderson Lewisburg Marion Smith Summers Street Bluefield George P. Alderson United States Marshal United States District Court

Be BEAUTIFUL By Elsie Pierce

Elsie Pierce discusses a reducing plan combining a safe diet with exercise. Dorothy Nye advocates evaluating the body, beginning exercise in the middle, and dedicating ten minutes twice daily. Targeted stretches and a slim diet aim to shed pounds and inches, with an offer for a personal exercise bulletin.

Dorothy Nye

Detecting German Air Raiding Parties

The passage notes a device or method to detect German air raid parties, relying on their keener hearing compared to sighted men. It discusses training or setup to improve alertness and response to air raid signals.

Local Social Notes Highlight East Coast Visits

Mrs. Alvis C. Bowers returns from a week at Meadows of Dan Virginia. Mrs. N S Dyer and her children Dicky and Braxton visit Dr. George Braxton Taylor in Hollins Virginia. The family will stay with Mrs. Dyer’s sister Mrs. Richard Bowman Union Street before moving with Mr. Dyer to Kingsport Tennessee.

Alvis C. Bowers Meadows-of-Dan Dyer Dicky and Braxton George Braxton ‘Taylor Hollins Richard Bowman Union Street Mr. Dyer Kingsport Tenn

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