Brown Party visitors greet Thornton McCulloch store
Mrs. Loren Jones, popular during the John Brown revival, sent a cordial greeting to the Thornton McCulloch store Young ladies. Mr and Mrs Jones are vacationing in Wichita Kansas. Clyde Kilby, secretary to the evangelist, reported the party members not at White Sulphur Springs Ark are enjoying a busy but pleasant stay there.
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Thornton- McCulloch
Loren Jones
Jones
Wichita
Kansas
Clyde Kilby
White Sulphur Springs
Ark
YWCA to move headquarters to Fallon Building
Arrangements are made to relocate the YWCA headquarter offices from the Blue Triangle center to the Fallon Building on Federal Street next week. The group, about 500 members strong, will operate in renovated quarters offering cozy, convenient space and hosts daily luncheons for business and professional women prepared by Katherine Mattox.
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Blue Triangle Center
Fallon
Federal Street
Katherine Mattox
Charmin' Visitor Horner to Sing at Westminster Church
Miss Horner, noted vocalist and guest in Bluefield with her sister Mrs L A Jackson of Stowers street, has been the honoree at several informal socials this season. She will sing at Westminster church Sunday morning and plans to depart Monday for Lynchburg.
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Bluefield
Miss Horner
L. A. Jackson
Stowers Street
Westminster Church
Lynchburg
Frank Y. Jackson
Abingdon
C. C. Caldwell
Graham
James Bourne
Aera
Charline Fuller
Honaker
Daisy Lyons
Beckley
Gladys Belcher
Landgraff
W. Va
Sarah Zaltman
North
Washington
H.C Pedigo
Cedar Bluff
Witt Perkins
Nell Rose
Welch
C. A. Stone
Roanoke
F.C. Stone
Oakhurst Avenue
Eliza Martin
Frances Roberts
Salem
W Va
J.L. Williams
Princeton Avenue
Fred W. Bell
E. Katz
Atlanta, Ga
Howard N. Evanson
Pittsburg
Gary
McDowell County
R. Y. Luther
Vi Vian
Pottsville
Pluefield
Parcel Post Sale At First Presbyterian Church
Section three of the First Presbyterian church will hold a parcel post sale in the church basement Friday evening. A good program has been arranged and tempting refreshments will be served. The public is invited.
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First Presbyterian Church
Bluefield Quota Club Holds Luncheon Today
The Bluefield Quota Club will hold its regular luncheon conference at noon today at the West Virginian, inviting members to attend the meeting in the city.
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Bluefield
West Virginian
Sacred Heart Picnic Plans Expanded For Sunday
Elaborate plans are made for a church picnic to be held Sunday afternoon under Sacred Heart church. One track will be at Mrs. Mary Fwald’s home on Rogers Street for north and west residents, another at Mrs. J J Phillips’s 220 Wyoming Street for south blue field and east town. Trucks depart for Shannondale at 2 pm. All congregants invited to bring baskets.
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Sacred Heart Church
Mary Fwald
Rogers Street
Mercer Street
J. J. Phillips
Wyoming Street
South Bluefield
Shannondale
Sneed and Lawson wed at Princeton in pleasant surprise
Mr. Reymond Sneed and Miss Leola Lawson married at Princeton Thursday at 4 by C H Cassidy. The bride is a Bluefield girl and Sneed is a senior position with the Western Union Telegraph Company in Princeton. Friends send wishes for happiness.
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Reymond Sneed
Leola Lawson
Princeton
C. H. Cassidy
Bluefield
Mr. Sneed
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mixed Foursomes Set At Bluefield Country Club
Saturday June 28 the regular mixed foursome tournament will be held at Bluefield Country Club. Players must notify Mrs H Markle if unable to play so substitutions can be arranged. Pairings list numerous named players and partners for the event.
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Bluefield Country Club
H. Markle
O. V. Parsons
R. T. Little. Parker Berry
W. W. Rix
Good Manners and Inclusive Conversation Etiquette
The passage advises that it is bad manners to invite one person to your house while excluding another you are talking with. It suggests waiting for an opportunity when the excluded person is not present in the conversation.
Wedding of Miss Mary G O Neil and Daniel Goodin
The marriage took place at 6 20 pm Thursday at the officiating minister Reverend J M Carter home. The couple plans a post wedding trip to Muncie Indiana and the Great Lakes with a home in Bluefield after July 1.
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Mary G. O'Neil
Daniel Goodin
J. M. Carter
Mr. In
Perdue University
Indiana
Bluefield Gas and Power Company
Beaver High School
Ausbury College
Wilmore
Kentucky
J. Waters Company
A. C. Wilder
South Street
R. BE. Edwards
Goodin
Bluefield
Add
Telegraph Employees Enjoy Outdoor Shannondale Outing
Daily Telegraph staffers left the office around 6:30 pm for a Shannondale gathering. They traveled by big truck and an extra car, feasted outdoors on hot dogs and sides, danced after lunch, swam, and socialized with notable attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens and many colleagues.
A. W. Cox Employees Enjoy Gay Picnic Near Shannondale
About twenty employees from A. W. Cox department store gathered for a gay picnic last evening near Whenever church on the Tazewell road. After a bountiful luncheon the party traveled to Shannondale where they spent several pleasant hours at the resort. The outing, hosted by store management, was noted as one of the season’s delightful outdoor events.
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A. W. Cox Department Store
Church
Tazewell Road
Shannondale
Luncheon Honors Mrs T O Deaumer In Bluefield
Mrs Philip Lilly hosted a refined luncheon at 111 Jefferson Street in Bluefield to honor Mrs T O Deaumer and her sister Mrs John Dickson, noted visitors of the season. Guests included Mrs Henry Perkins and others, seated at a single candlelit table with five course menu and rose decor.
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Philip Lilly
T. O. Deanmer
John Dickson
Bluefield
Jefferson Street
T. O. Deaumer
Henry Perkins
S. W. Shumate
Claude Taylor
J. T. Thornton
Theo Hundley
Russell Ritz
Robert Peters
A. L. Rhodes
L. D. Wilmore
Lilly
Mary Lee Wagner
City youths gather for 6:20 tabernacle meeting
Young people of the city are to meet this evening at 6 20 at the tabernacle. Attendees are reminded to bring their John Brown hymn books and Bibles.
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Tabernacle
John Brown
Movements and Visits Among Bluefield Notables
Bluefield area residents and visitors are noted in a long personals column. Sam Silverman of Baltimore plans relocating his family to Clarktown. Miss Mamie Stone visits from Roanoke with nephews John and Edmund Stone. Miss Loriie Harris from Lynchburg stays with Aunt Mrs. Honeycutt. many others travel, shop, or visit relatives across Virginia and nearby towns.
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Sam Silverman
Baltimore
Oneieres
Liebman Brothers
Clarktown
Mamie Stone
Roanoke
John
Edmond Stone
E. C. Stone
Oakhurst Avenue
Loriie Harris
Lynchburg
W. A. Honeycutt
J. M. Orr
Narrows
Bluefield
B. Goode
Mary Roles
Princeton
C. E. Painter
Athens
Clavie McBride
Galaxia
B. B. Leedy
Groseclose
Virginia
Tincie Wyrick
Prestonsburg
Chapman Alderson
Graham
L. B. Kirk
Worth
Mary McParland
Elbert
W. Va
Lacy Tynes
Lucy Tynes
William Gillespie
Tazewell
M. M. Seavers
Marton
Eugene Palmer
Carl Palmer
Frederick Street
W. F. Palmer
Jefferson Street
Lucretia Stevenson
Berwind
Bertha Duncan
Salem
Sarah Christie
St. Luke's Hospital
W. E. Toohey
South Dakota
Misa Virginia Hamilton
Huntingtop
G. P. Witg
Louise
Aldine Hamilton
Misa Evelyn Shannon
Anna Woods
Gainesville
Essie Brown
Witten’s Mill
Binefield
J. S. Meadows
Anna Larson
Arthur Larsen
Pearle
Billie Brammer
Shangondale
L. A. Kitts
Norfolk Street
Foster McFarland
T. & Vass
Hinton
Cooper
Hinton Hospital
Vass
P. E. Vass
M. N. Carper
Preston Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
C. W. Ward
Cumberland
West Virginian
J. H. Perry
J. KE. Martin
Thelma
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York
Norfolk
Luther Bates
Royster Bates
W. C. Fletcher
Bishop
Rogers Street
Clara Dillon
Bland
Luke's Hospital
London insurers push to make cancer a notifiable disease
Insurance firms plan joint action to require reporting of cancer cases. They aim to create a formal notifiable disease list, highlighting public health and policy implications.
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London
Hull man survives bombing to celebrate 102nd birthday
James Cornock of Hull England marked his 102nd birthday after his home was bombed by Germans during the war. He survived the blast and reached his milestone amid memories of wartime hardship.
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Hull
Eng
James Cornock
London Gambler Society Names Shielded by Kerr Fine
Major Robert Kerr paid a 5000 dollar fine to protect the names of society people who gambled in his home.
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Aids Society Gamblers
London
Robert Kerr
Pickpocket Swarm Strikes New York in Weeklong Surge
Police report a tenfold rise in pickpocket activity across New York City during the past week. Detectives warn shoppers and commuters to stay vigilant as crowds grow.
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New York
Vacation Bible School Engagement Reaches 250 in Bluefield
First Christian Church reports 250 students enrolled as 37 new joiners boost attendance. Pupils praise verse finding contests class activities moving pictures and stories with Ruth named favorite character by girls. Missionaries teachers nurses and preachers show varied career interests in essays. Parents asked to donate a dollar for school expenses while remaining optional. program includes two reels of motion pictures this morning.
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First Christian Church
Ruth
David
Joseph
Daniel
Jesus
God
Paul Pruett
Julian Mangus
Frances Croy
Beulah Wall
Vernie Gordon
John Brown
Bluefield
Broadway
Benjamin Franklin
Greater Bluefield Day Slogan Chosen For July 12
The Greater Bluefield Day planning group selects Come to the Wedding as the event slogan and July 12 as the reunion date. W J Cole is generalissimo with R E Baldwin as vice chairman and Conrad Brevick secretary. A 20 member general committee plus multiple subcommittees organize publicity financing and programs. The Brookyln Lodge No 22 hosts the largest local Elks group with about 11 636 members.
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Greater Bluefield
Eld
New Bluefield
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Cole
R. E. Baldwin
Vicechairman
Conrad Brevick
K. C. Patty
C. L. Cheyney
K. B. Thomas
W. C. Warlick
Frank Baylor
Fred Chris
T. O'S. Wilson
Ralph Millar
J. H. Holbrook
Tanner
Ray Barnett
Mrs. Davis Recovers Strength in Jamestown Letter
Mrs. Alice Davis of Jamestown New York shares a hopeful account describing nerve weakness back pains and discouragement. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength enabling her to run a rooming house and perform all duties.
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Alice Davis
Jamestown
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
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