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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1930

Page

8

Moor e Tells of Trip Across the Atlantic

Dr W. Moore pastor of the First Presbyterian writes from on board an ocean liner with the Jackson party about their June 5 departure from Bluefield to Scotland. He recalls past voyages, fogs, icebergs, and a June 16 service on board, noting jubilant passengers and a young soloist from Passaic, N J.

8. W. Moore First Presbyterian Church Jackson S. S. Cameron Bluefield East Radford Arctic Floyd Brown Katharine Hartley Helen Johnston Lynne Waddell Rose Lee Cole Beaver High School Bernard Cunningham John French New York Marshall Cincinnati Frederick W. Black Battlefront France Jerusalem Boston Denise Newfoundland St Lawrence

Morrow Clinches New Jersey Senatorial Nomination Victory

Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and Mrs. Morrow appear on their Englewood lawn after victory in the New Jersey Republican senatorial primaries. The overwhelming win secures his nomination for both the long and short terms as senator.

Dwight W. Morrow Mrs. Morrow Englewood Morrow New Jersey

Message From Samuel W Moore At Moville

An hour from the Irish coast and passengers begin disembarking at Moville this afternoon with mail to be posted there. The ship proceeds to Glasgow by tomorrow morning as Bernard Cunningham plays piano to the right. Best wishes are sent to all, cordially from Samuel W. Moore.

Moville Glasow Scotland Bernard Cunningham Samuel W. Moore

Holloway Fanning wed in Bristol Tennessee study weddings

Mary Bee Fanning daughter of J H Fanning of Athens West Virginia and Dr W C Holloway of Mullens West Virginia married Sunday June 22 in the study of Rev Charles Williams. The ceremony was intimate with close friends. The bride is a popular Wyoming County teacher who has taught at Itman West Virginia and Concord State Teachers College. The groom is a prominent member of Steele Drug company Mullens. They plan to reside in Mullens after July 1 and are currently on a motor trip to northern and eastern cities.

Mary Bee Fanning W. C. Holloway Bristol Tenn Charles Williams Holloway J. H. Fanning Athens W. Va Concord State Teachers’ College Wyoming County Itman Steele Drug Company Mullena Mullens

Dinner Party Honoring Miss Virginia Herbert McCleary

Miss Persis Johnson hosts a dinner party Saturday at Bluefield Country Club to entertain her visiting guest Miss Virginia Herbert McCleary of St. Paul Minnesota.

Persis Johnson Bluefield Country Club Virginia Herbert McCleary St. Paul, Minn

Cotillion Club Dance Tonight With Kid Collegians Music

The Blue field Cotillion club hosts a dance this evening from 10 to 2 at the West Virginian hotel. Kid nf Collegians will furnish the music for attendees.

Bluefield Cotillion Club West Virginian Kidnf Collegians

Formal Bridge Party Honors Miss Mildred Boyd in Pulaski

In Pulaski Virginia Mrs Clarence R Brown hosted a refined informal bridge gathering at her Fairfax Street home in honor of Miss Mildred Boyd. Assisted by her mother Mrs E L Clark guests enjoyed summer flowers and refreshments including a salad molded as the four card suits. High and low score prizes were awarded with Miss Boyd receiving a guest of honor gift. Attending were Miss Boyd Miss Virginia Stowers Miss Thelma Johnston Miss Alice Carter Miss Ellene Johnston Miss Stella Dillon Miss Marie Johnston Miss Evelyn Cowling Miss Estelle Gearing Mrs L C Fowlkes Mrs C B French Mrs R S Kerfoot Mrs Thomas Lipford Mrs Harry Lee Grissom Mrs W P Ryan and Mrs Helen Bryant.

Mildred Boyd Pulaski Clarence R. Brown Fairfax Street E. L. Clark Miss Boyd Virginia Stowers Thelma Johnston Alice Carter Ellene Johnston Stella Dillon Marie Johnston Evelyn Cowling Estelle Gearing L. C. Fowlkes C. B. French R. S. Kerfoot Thomas Lipford Harry Lee Grissom W. P. Ryan Helen Bryant

Bluefield Dance Chaired by Maids and Matrons Club

The Bluefield Country Club hosted a refined social dance sponsored by the Maids and Matrons Club. Mrs. Douglas Leckie, Mrs. E. S. Hale, and Mrs. George M. Barger Jr. led the arrangements committee as music provided by a skilled ensemble enhanced the elegant scene.

Bluefield Country Club Maids’ and Matrogs’ Club Douglas Leckie E. S. Hale George M. Barger Jr

Edwards' Collegiano decor and midnight refreshments

The report notes hours from 10 to 2 for Edwards' Collegiano with hydrangeas and baskets of cut flowers as decorations. Lights wore soft pink shades and Spanish shawls draped balconies. At midnight guests were served punch, sandwiches and salted nuts.

Edwards’ Collegiano

Tea Set After Mixed Four Ball at Bluefield Club

At the conclusion of the mixed four ball golf event at Bluefield Country Club a tea will be held Saturday afternoon at five o'clock. Mrs. John T. Wilson and Mrs. Frank Archer will preside.

Bluefield Country Club John T. Wilson Frank Archer

Local party visits Newport lodge opening and fishing trip

Walter Perking and son James along with W. A. Thornhill C. S. Cheyney C. W. Pierce and C. W. Hays Williamson traveled from the city to Newport North Carolina to attend the formal opening of W. P. Hunter hunting lodge in Johnson City Tennessee. The party toured Morehead City on a fishing expedition and enjoyed bear meat at a feast. Hunter is linked to General Shale in Johnson City.

Walter Perking James W. A. Thornhill C. S. Cheyney C. W. Pierce Bluefield C. W. Hays. Williamson Newport N. C W. P. Hunter Johnson City Tenn Morehead City N. Y

Brown-Webber Prayer Circle Meets at Hypes Home

The Brown-Webber Prayer Circle will gather this evening at 7:45 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Hypes on Fourth Street with Mrs Claude Cline leading the meeting. All are invited to attend.

Brown-Webber George Hypes Fourth Street Claude Cline

Marriage of Lelia Barker and Wiley Barker announced

Highland avenue residents Mr and Mrs Charles Barker announce the marriage of their daughter Lelia to Mr Wiley Barker of Dillwyn Virginia. The ceremony was held Saturday in Buckingham Virginia with Rev Thomas W Stimpion pastor of the Methodist church officiating. The couple will reside in Dillwyn and well wishes flow from many friends.

Charles Barker Highland Avenue Lelia Wiley Barker Dillwyn Buckingham Thomas W. Stimpion, Pason Methodist Church

Mr and Mrs Natham Matz Welcome Their Daughter Stephanie

Mr and Mrs Natham Matz announce the birth of their daughter named Stephanie born August 8. The family resides in the local community and shares the happy occasion with relatives.

Mrs. Natham Matz Stephanie 08

Dinner Party at Appalachian Electric Power Display Rooms

About twenty guests attended an enjoyable dinner hosted last evening at the Appalachian Electric Power Company display rooms. The table featured low bowls of hardy sweet peas and a temptingly prepared meal supervised by Mrs. J. W. McCulloch, home economist for the firm. Attendees included company employees and local electrical appliance dealers.

Cavera Appalachian Electric Power Company J. W. McCulloch

Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel

Miss Ruth Haverty of Smithfield visits Bluefield and Cleveland area friends. G Wright Thompson leaves for Blowing Rock to visit friends. J B Belcher clan travels to Virginia Beach with son Charles visiting Andersonville relatives. Betty Wade Belcher in Meadow View camp. Mary Frances and Kathleen Ann Wade stay with Dr F C Couch in Cleveland. Mrs J S Abbott from Washington visits Taylor Frazier and Ohio Street, son William Abbott returns from Cambridge, Mass. Parrish Herndon and Mrs C L Hancock of Bonnie Brae depart after visits with J W Anderson on Washington Street. Frances Zimmerman leaves for New York to attend Columbia University summer school. Mrs William Thompson returns from Henderson Tenn. Phyllis Debrick back to Warm Springs Ga after stay with W E Debrick. Mrs J E B Jones and Doris depart July 1 for Chicago to visit Earley Nichols. Women attendees of Trinity church group conference include Mrs W D Fitzhugh, Mrs W R Sheete, Mrs W C Edwards and Mrs F B Fender. Mrs Samuel Walton, formerly Falls Mills, now Charleston, visiting H D Smith on Oakhurst Avenue.

William Abbott Camebridge Mass Parrish Herndon C. L. Hancock Bonnie Brae Prince George County Virginia J. W. Anderson Washington Street Bluefield Frances Zimmerman New York Columbia University William Thompson Henderson

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