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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1934

Page

2

Directors Adopt Ordinance Creating New License Fees

City officials adopted an ordinance to raise license fees for beer, pool tables, tobacco sales, and restaurant operations. Licenses granted include Palm Garden and Lorence English. Eugene Keith's restaurant license was rejected after health advice. Building permits issued for A A Allen, John English, and O Heffner. Payroll totals and bond remittance noted. plumbing bond approved. release of a paid assessment authorized.

Palm Garden Preston Lunch Lamanca Drug Company Spanish Grill Eugene Keith Stewart Street Bluefield Country Club W. B. Motley Elks Lorence English Clifford Street C. W. Doak Princeton Avenue Health Department A. A. Allen Carolina Avenue John English Cooper Street Heffner McCulloch Avenue State Sinking Fund Commission C. V. Heffner M. Rudder

N and W Reports May Income Rise and Dividends

Norfolk and Western Railway reports May net income of 1 892 122, up 449 502 from May 1933 and 257 208 from April 1934. Five month total 8 639 745, revenues 6 304 016 in May, expenses 8 667 349. Directors declare 1 cent regular dividend on preferred and 2 cents on common stock.

Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railway Company Philadelphia

Local Notices and Social Notes From Bluefield

Ladies wear special dress items advertised with low prices at Fretwell’s and Rainbow Cleaners promotes cleaning services. Catholics can obtain religious articles from Joyce Company Jewelers. Personal visits and family updates list residents and travelers among Kingston Huntington Pittsburgh Lynchburg and Richmond communities.

Joyce Company

Will Open Evangelistic Campaign in Buchanan

The Rev T R Dose leaves this week to lead evangelistic work in Buchanan county Virginia conducting meetings at Little Prater Big Rock coal field and Paw Paw. The three meeting points serve about 16000 people with 2500 church members and 800 other worshippers. Dose will be joined at Little Prater by A J Wolford county evangelist for the Church of Christ. meetings run three to four weeks.

T. R. Dose Buchanan County Virginia Little Prater Big Rock Coal Field Paw Paw Doss A. J

C M Chase Former Virginia Side Man Dies in Florida

C M Chase aged 78, a well known Bluefield Virginia figure, died Tuesday evening at his home in Tavares Florida after health decline. He married Ethel Shell of Bluefield and was engaged in mercantile business. Burial will be in Tavares.

C. M. Chase Bluefield Tavares Fla Chase Ethel Shell A. V. Shell T. S. Lipes Maude Mowles Sidney Shell Bernard Shell Logan

Norfolk and Western Employes to Sponsor Flower Fund Dance

Norfolk and Western electrification employes will sponsor a dance to benefit the flower fund. The event is set for Friday night June 29 from nine to two at the freight auditorium with Mercer county Ramb lers providing for the square dances and Jack Dishman’s orchestra of Pocahontas for the round dances.

Norfolk and Western Electrification

Arrests Record Overloading Trucks in Bluefield Drive

State police in Bluefield and area arrested many for truck overloads and highway violations. Four overloaded truck operators were fined $19.90 each before Magistrate W. W. McNeal. About a dozen more were arrested or cited for court appearance. Police warn against more than three passengers in front seats and vow strict enforcement.

Bluefield W. W. McNeal

Rotary informed of city's finances in Bluefield meeting

Bluefield Rotary members heard a briefing from Co. 1 Cheyney of the citizens tax committee on municipal finances and proposed plans to overcome obstacles. Joseph H. Hoge spoke on city issues, and Frank S. Easley led the program. A July 6 inter-city dinner at Shannondale with new officers to be installed was announced, with a national speaker secured. Visitors included Haley Gillespie Walker from Tazewell, John W. Brown of the Brotherhoodo of Railway Trainmen, and Tom Field of Indianapolis.

Bluefield Frank S. Easley H. T. Haley Tazewe Shannondale Tazewell Joseph Gillespie Commonwealth Tazewell County Noel Walker Evans Haley Gillespie Walker John W. Brown Roanoke Norfolk and Western System Brotherhoo Tom Field Indianapolis

Pocahontas County Solon Attends Federal Court in City

Frank R. Hill of Marlington, a legislator from Pocahontas County, visited the city yesterday to attend federal court proceedings.

Pocahontas County Solon Frank R. Hill Marlington

Bluefield Lodge 85 Installs Officers in Masonic Ceremony

L. A. Parsley was installed as worshipful master of Bluefield lodge 85 A F and A M at the Masonic temple on Federal street last night. He succeeds J. L. Albright. Other officers installed include W. A. Taylor senior warden R B Ferguson Jr junior warden M B Lockhart treasurer E E Weckerly senior deacon and C H Nichols junior deacon.

L. A. Parsley Bluefield Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Federal Street J. L. Albright W. A. Taylor R. B. Ferguson Jr M. B. Lockhart E. E. Weckerly C. H. Nichols L. M. Carper E. L. Peters B. Burrowes Nichols N. F. Wickham James McDowell G. W. Collins G. W. Collips Guy C. Dunn

Summer school at Bluefield S T C exceeds expectations

News notes strong attendance at Bluefield State Teachers college summer session equal to typical peak periods. Enrollment and growth match winter session trends among state institutions, driven by solid administration, favorable climate and trusted social environment near Bluefield shaping parental support for local teachers in training.

Bluefield Bluefield State Teachers College

Special Pentecostal Service Tonight in Princeton

Church of God in Christ on Lewis street invites all to a Bible lesson by Mrs. Mattie Slaughter of Chicago and a sermon by Bishop C. F. Kyle tonight. Bilder N. T. Thomas serves as pastor.

Church OF God IN Christ Lewis Street Princeton W. Va Mattie Slaughter Chicago C. F. Kyle Bilder N. T. Thomas

Preacher Maxwell to Speak at Club 2 Tonight

The Rev. Mr. Maxwell will preach for Club 2 this evening at 7 30. After services refreshments will be served and all are invited to attend.

Mr. Maxwell Club

Bethel A. M. E. Junior Missionary Society Meeting

Members of the Bethel A M E church junior missionary society are asked to meet at the church this afternoon at 5 o clock for important business.

Colored Personals Arrington Visits Dillard in Huntington

Mrs. Annie Arrington of Huntington is visiting her sister Mrs. Virginia Dillard at 405 Jones Street.

Annie Arrington Huntington Virginia Dillard Jones Street

Ford Hits Pole on College Avenue Aide Heroics

Frank Holland escaped instant death after a Ford V-8 coupe ran off College Avenue between Maryland and Walton, hit a parkway pole, and overturned several times. Onlookers G T Porterfield and Joe Base helped remove Holland from the wreck, and he was not reportedly taken to a hospital.

Frank Holland L. J. Holland College Avenue Maryland Walton Avenues Holland Parkway Dealera G. T. Porterfield Joe Base

Amateur photographers urged to submit section contest entries

Bluefield West Virginia amateur photographers are urged to submit prints for the prize contest sponsored by the Automobile Club and the chamber of commerce before midnight tonight. Mail entries to Amateur Photographers' Contest Bluefield WV.

Automobile Club Chamber of Commerce C. O. Stabiman Bluefield West Virginia The Chamber of Commerce and Automobile Club Stahliman Telegraph

Mercer County C C C Quota Set at 54 Enlistments

Mercer County will contribute 54 young men to the Civilian Conservation Corps. Enlistments are slated for early July to replace those discharged during the quarter ending June 30. The West Virginia relief administration bulletin confirms the county quota and notes forthcoming enrollment instructions from Charleston.

Mercer County West Virginia Relief Administration Jess Easley Charleston

Incumbents Seek Re Election to Mercer County Board

W B McNutt of Princeton and D M Easley of Bluefield announce they will seek Democratic re nomination for the Mercer county board of education at the August primary. A J Schuyler also files for board member, E A Leonard plans to run, while Dr B S Clements and Dr Donzie Lilly have not stated intentions. Lilly is the sole Republican on the board. The present board was appointed as the county unit system began, with new law limiting at most two members from one district.

W. B. McNutt Princeton Mercer County School Board D. M. Easley Bluefield A. J. Schuyler Board of Education E. A. Leonard B. 8. Clements Matoaka Donzie Lilly Athens Dr. Lilly W. W. Trent McNutt Edwin C. Wade Bluefield Chieze Nutt East River District Educa

Beaver Pond Schools Adopt County Unit System

Mr Easley a prominent attorney and two term president of the Beaver Pond district board helped move from the old plan to the new county unit system. He played a key role in securing Dr Wade’s second term as superintendent of Beaver Pond schools.

Tion Easley Beaver Pond Wade

Sixth Trial of Oat Jones Suit Starts in Federal Court

The sixth trial of a $50,000 suit by Oat Jones of Pickaway Monroe county against Atlantic Refining opened in the U S district court. Jones, aided by a paternal committee, alleges mental impairment from an auto crash blamed on an Atlantic oil truck. Prior trials ended in juror disagreement or reduced verdicts.

Oat Jones Pickaway Monroe County Atlantic Refining Company United States District Court Jones Atlantic Refining J. R. Jones Kee and Lubliner Bluefield C. R. Summerfield E. P. Alderson Fayetteville Brown, Jackson and Knight Charleston Lively

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Perry Carrene Warlick Furniture Store Bluefield, W. VA Callaway Rainbow Cleaners Kingston Thomas H. Cooper Jr Mountain View Avenue Marian Clark Betty Harris Pittsburgh John Haldren Jefferson Street Corum Cunningham Oakhurst A. J. Wilks John B. Hamilton Jean Wilks Home Bstelle Thornton Miller Orphanage Lynchburg W. L. Thornton Thornton Heatherwood Road H. D. Phillips Florence Louise Sarah Ellen J. E. Hatcher Douglas Hudson R. B. Hudson Richmond Buchanan Virginia Side Florida DANCE Belding Hemingway Corticella Rotary C. 1. Cheyney Citizens’ Committee Bluefield Lodge OF Masons News OF the Colored People Bluefield S. T. C R. Anderson Bluefield Automobile ‘Club Ford Chamber C.C.C Good Housekeeping Institute America Leonard Thedford London Terrace New York Electrolux Bluefield Gas & Power Co
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