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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1933

Page

3

Two Gubernatorial and Senatorial Candidates Suggested

John G. Anderson of Bristol proposes Colonel Henry W. Anderson and C Bascom Slemp as the top Republican tickets for U S senator and governor in Virginia this fall. Fred W McWane of Lynchburg is also talked about for governor as the convention nears, with former ties to Bluefield through his family foundry.

Henry W. Anderson C. Bascom Slemp Virginia United States John G. Anderson Bristol Fred W. McWané Lynchburg McWane Bluefield

Virginia Woman Seeks Flag From Postmaster General

Mrs. R. L. Poindexter writes to Postmaster General Farley not as a job applicant but to request a large United States flag for her Falls Mills tea room and the dam area. She envisions the Stars and Stripes proudly fluttering as sunset lights the dam.

R. L. Poindexter Farley

Old Mountain Rifle Marksman In Tazewell County

Tom Kitts of Upper Clinch clings to the old mountain rifle and shoots squirrels from treetops with powder cap bedtick and patching black powder. He notes difficulty obtaining gunpowder as in earlier days while visiting his nephew Terry Tibbs. Heavy Sunday and Monday rains refresh vegetation across the region amid drought fears statewide.

Tazewell County Tom Kitts Upper Clinch Mr. Kitts Terry Tibbs Tibbs Lower Vine Valley Virginia

Circle No 3 Silver Tea at Graham Methodist Church

Circle No 3 of the Graham Methodist church announces a silver tea for Thursday afternoon and evening at the Methodist Parsonage on Taze well avenue.

Circle Circle No Graham Methodist Church Methodist Tazewell Avenue

Revival Meeting Opens at Memorial Baptist Church

The revival series began Sunday evening at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. H. A. Willis leading and Miss Lucy Temple Willis directing music. Services start at 8 PM nightly, continuing until further notice, with Miss Willis returning from Peabody Conservatory Baltimore as a gifted pianist and vocalist.

Memorial Baptist Church H. A. Willis Lucy Temple Willis Willis

Closing Hour Sets 6 30 P.M. Closures for Blue Field Stores

Local merchants in Blue Field Virginia reach agreement to close all grocery stores at 6 30 p m effective this evening. The compact was reached Monday among merchants in the town.

Bluefield Virginia

Virginia Side Personal: Local Visits and Travel Notes

Miss Louise Stevenson, ill but improving, is kin to Miss Bissie Stevenson of the local telephone exchange. Miss Julia Saunders left for Roanoke for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Newton of Wake Forest N C with daughter Katherine visit home folks. Ray Hoover returns home to Tyrone Pa after visiting Mrs. H E Eschbach. Miss Gladys Looney of Grundy visits Mrs H C Davis on Walnut Street. Mrs T M Frazier and Mrs L M Bowman depart for Richmond. Miss Betty Crockett leaves for Milwaukee to attend the National W C T U convention.

Louise Stevenson Bissie Stevenson Julia Saunders Roanoke Kenneth Newton Wake Forest N. C Katherine Ray Hoover E. Eschbach Tyroone Gladys Looney Grundy H. (. Davis Walnut Street Looney T. McCall Frazier L. M. Bowman Richmond Betty Crockett Milwaukee Wis

Depreciation Advantage Highlighted for Certain Cars

A brief note explains that some vehicles depreciate less than others, making them a favorable choice for buyers and investors seeking long term value. The statement emphasizes relative depreciation, without naming specific models or brands.

Deal Calls for Long Ballot in Virginia Governor Race

Norfolk Democrat Joseph T. Deal campaigns in Marion and Bristol urging Virginia voters elect their officials. He vows to resign the current corporation commission if elected to push utility service at current dollar value and argues real estate taxes are excessive versus capital taxes as part of his primary bid alongside Peery and Smith in the Ninth district.

Joseph T. Deal Norfolk Virginia Marion W. Worth Smith Deal Corporation Commission Bristol George C. Peery Tazewell Mr. Peery Senator Smith

Divorced couple meet unexpectedly in Bluefield

A Florida woman visiting an acquaintance in Bluefield Virginia arrived with a male companion. By chance her former husband from Tennessee called to say he would pass through and visit the same home. The surprised reunion occurred during a bridge game with neighbors present, all cordial and without prior knowledge of the other's presence. Neither party had visited Bluefield before.

Bluefield Florida Tennessee

Snake Killing Contest Staged by Workmen in Clearway

W. J. McCloud, contractor for the Appalachiam Electric Power company, leads a weeklong snake drive on Mayberry mountain with five reptiles killed and belts bearing their scalps. Copperheads and rattlesnakes tally two and three as crews clear eighty miles of right of way. McCloud warns shin guards and vigilance against bites and promises weekly snake-situation reports.

Appalachiam Electric Power Company W. J. McCloud Bluefield Virginia Mayberry Mountain

Death of Uncle John West Noted in Virginia

Mrs. Henry B. Frazier Jr. learned Sunday of the death of her uncle John West at his home in Waverly, Virginia. West was a brother of former lieutenant governor J. E. West of Suffolk and was publicly active. Mrs. Frazier departed Sunday evening to attend the funeral.

Henry B. Frazier Jr John West West Waverly Virginia J. E. West Suffolk

Funeral Rites Today for Mrs Elizabeth Hunter

Funeral services will be held at Grace Methodist church today at 3 o clock for Mrs Elizabeth Hunter 68 wife of Herbert R Hunter head of the Hunter Coal company who died Sunday at 1 45 PM at the Hunter residence 700 Bluefield avenue burial will follow at Monte Vista park She had been in failing health for years and died of cerebral hemorrhage The Hunters were early Bluefield settlers with Mr Hunter in business over forty years The family survived by her husband one son Alvin one daughter Mrs H G Shelton a sister Mrs J A Williams two grandchildren and two sons Herbert and George having preceded her active pallbearers and flower bearers are listed in the article

Grace Methodist Church Elizabeth Hunter Herbert R. Hunter Hunter Coal Company Hunter Bluefield Avenue J. R. Brown C. W. Kelley Graham Methodist Church Monte Vista Park H. R. Hunter Alvin Hunter Katherine Elizabeth Hunter Herbert George Hunter Donald and Charlie Hume E. L. McClure J. W. Donohue Mark Lindamood E. B. Francisco J. R. Counts Carl Clark R. W. Honaker A. F. Stafford A. M. Wilburn W. R. Sprinkle M. L. Mulkie C. P. Claytor Mary Bowles W. C. Bane Collins CC. W. Ferrell A. H. Hock W. J. Hayton John L J. M. Boyd W. A. Honeycutt E. F. Looney Emily Long EF. B. Francisco C. F. Davis J. E. Keith Tom Morrissette Harry Burnett M. G. Witten John Land John Kee J. H. Hicks W. W McNeal J. M. Melihany Leo Long Everrett Clark

Gate City Association Set Meeting Schedule On June 30

Gate City association 56 will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Golden Rule hall Bland street. District meeting to convene Friday June 30 in the city. All members urged to attend to complete plans for the gathering.

Gate City Association Golden Rule Hall Bland Street

Just Us Club Meeting at Mrs Bertie Gibsons Home

The Just Us club gathered Thursday at Mrs Bertie Gibson’s home. After the meeting attendees enjoyed delicious refreshments.

Just US Just Us Club Bertie Gibson

Juvenile Circle Meeting At Mrs Mary Alexander Home

Juvenile circle 873 gathered at 209 Park Street with the matron in charge. After the meeting a delicious course was served.

Mary Alexander Park Street

Joyous Indiana Cruise Scene Captures Faculty Parade

On a cruise ship bound for scenic stops in Indiana and Wisconsin, Misses Dorothy Miller of Racine and Helen Viahakis of Rhinelander pose on the deck while other travelers visit towns including Springfield Peoria Terre Haute Anderson Muncie Paris Vincennes and New Castle.

Toon Springfield Peoria Iinces Terre Haute Anderson Muncie Paris Vincennes New Castle Indiana Dorothy Miller Helen Viahakis Racine Rhinelander Wisconsin

Notable Brown Family Saint Nicholas Gift Recipients

Brown Donald Glenn Arthur Brown David Rhodes Daniel Rhodes Laurence Hubbard Robert Parker and Harrison Brown are listed as recipients. Little Miss Brown received many nice gifts in a family holiday note from the era.

Birthday party honors little Billie Austin

Mrs Henry Austin and family host a birthday for Billie with games and gifts. Refreshments served by Mrs Rena Stewart and Mrs Bertie Gibson. A mass meeting at Jones Street hall Wednesday at 7 pm calls voters to elect the city board of directors. Barbecue plans announced for July Fourth at Paradise near the Big Vein tunnel hosted by local church and missionary leaders.

George Froe Ridge Street Lorraine Estiline Brown Argatha Mary Froe Agana Richardson Betty Joe Mitchell Lillian Parker Billie Austin Henry Austin Austin Rena Stewart Bertie Gibson Jones Street Hall City Board of Directors United Holiness Church of

Revival Began At St John’s United Holy Church

Boissevain Virginia report notes the revival at St John’s United Holy church started Monday with Elder Wooding from Gary leading the services. Everyone is invited to attend all meetings.

Holy Convocation Topic Stirs at N S United Church

The Rev J C Streets of Bishop Va preached on There Shall Be a Holy Convocation Sunday night delivering a message of truth through the power of God. His sermon touched many hearts with its spiritual focus.

Missionary Society Meets in Duhring with Eight Members

Duhring West Virginia June 24 Montcalm Methodist church missionary society met with Mrs J C Wall Thursday with eight members and five visitors. Local residents and relatives visited, and several townspeople were noted as ill or hospital bound as farmers reported good wheat crops.

Princeton J. C. Farris W. Cc. Belcher Bluefield Princeton Road A. W. Woods Clyde Bottom Creek H. Tankersley Coal City Osie Bailey Hector Bailey Ernest Dillon Bluefield Sanitarium Dillon S. Y. Gillespie H. 8. Gillespie

Local Sports and Social Roundup From Montcalm Area

Mrs Brooke Hardy and daughter Brookie Lee along with Mrs H Gillespie and daughter Jean visited Rockview Thursday. A large crowd attended Sunday’s home game with Local winning. Edward Patterson and Landy Dillon traveled to Bluefield Thursday.

Edward Patterson Landy Dillon Bluefield

Joyful youths honored for church work and travel notes

A young man earns a prize for church works led by Rev Mrs Mary L Glenn pastor. Admission is free with refreshments. Minnie Sargent Vanridge visits Martinsville area with Lydia Henskie on Jones street. Rev J R Brown and Grace Methodist church choir joined John Stewart M KB at a Sunday service. Nora Hunter returns from Bedford City. A coast to coast air line plans new type planes expected to reduce a 27 hour trip by over eight hours.

Mary L. Glenn Minnie Sargent Vanridge Martinsville Lydia Henskie Jones Street J. R. Brown Grace Methodist Church South John Stewart M Nora Hunter Bedford City

Tramp Social Promised by John Stewart Church Group

This evening at Mrs. Joe Wilson’s Jones Street residence the Y W H M 8 of John Stewart church hosts a tramp social. The participant dressed most like a tramp will receive a prize.

Joe Wilson Jones Street John Stewart Church

Vote Gathering Takes On Speed And Endurance

The article urges contestants in a vote gathering contest to work early and solicit support from friends and neighbors. It notes many voters have not pledged anyone yet, and stresses calling everyone they know to secure votes and savings, with the list to be published again tomorrow.

Buck Kidnapping Conviction at Barnstable Prison Opening

Kenneth Buck begins a 24 year sentence for the kidnapping of Margaret Peggy MacMath as doors at Boston’s prison opened. The same jury acquitted his brother Cyril on a related charge after a Saturday night verdict.

Barnstable Mass Boston Kenneth Buck Margaret Peggy) MacMath Kenneth Cyril

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