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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

10

Mixed Foursome Event Set for 1 30 at Bluefield Corn Club

The mixed foursome competition will start at 1 30 on a July afternoon at the Bluefield Corn Club. Partners may be substituted if unavailable with Mrs D M Deverle or Katherine Hardaway to be notified. The event pairs many local members and guests in a lengthy listing. A noonday luncheon at the West Virginian hotel featured Indian melodies Pale by Logan and Ramona by Wayne performed by Mrs Frank Roberts of the Bluefield Quota club.

Bluefield Cornclub D. M. Deverle Katherine Hardaway Kelly Herbert P. Tyler W. E. Gilkenon W. W. Tinder Mary W. O. Franklin Mary Louise Archer Henry Warden J. T Wilson F. C. Lamb Esther J. F. Sommers J. H Kabler W. H. Meckhany K. Hale George Brown H O. M. Deverle James O'Keeffe Russe Alex St. Stair J. D. Mc Cue R. A. Sheffey J. M Herndon L. A. Cooper Bisie Alius Collins F. O Lamb W. A. Richards George Bargeront Archer, Jr R J. P Pearson O. M Logan Ramona Wayne Frank Roberts Bluefield West Virginian Hotel Louise Hawkins Beulah Price Mary Becker New England West Virginian Quota Harmonica Band Miss Price Bodel

Flapper Fanny Notes Quota International Greeting at Davenport

Telegram from Flapper Fanny on behalf of the club sent to the Quota International convention in Davenport Iowa. The message jokes that the economy runs a car on two wheels and two cylinders.

Quota International Davenport Iowa

Hill Family Welcomes Fine Son Donald Ray

Mr and Mrs Ray Hill of Princeton are the parents of a fine son Donald Ray. Mrs Hill was formerly Mrs Viola Lawcen of Hamilton Ohio. Mr Hill is a brother of Mrs R M Farmer of Thorn street in this city.

Ray Hill Princeton Donald Ray

Bluefield bride weds Hamilton machinist in Covington Kentucky

Mrs R M Farmer of Thornstreet returns to Bluefield after the wedding of her sister Belle Hill to Drew Geis of Hamilton Ohio. The couple wed in Covington Kentucky with Belle Hill a former Bluefield resident and daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Hill Princeton road. Geis works as a machinist at the B and O shops in Hamilton and Belle Hill has worked as a cashier at Burneil Ward department store. Mrs Farmer served as matron of honor in the ceremony.

R. M. Farmer Thornstreet Bluefield Belle Hill Drew Geis Hamilton Ohio Covington James R Hill Princeton Road Geis B. & O. Ehopa Burne Watte Department Store Libor

Bride Elect Irene Reynolds Feted By Bluefield Book Club

Miss Lillie Lash hosted a Bluefield Virginia book club gathering at Mrs. Sheb Gillespie’s home Tuesday afternoon. Guests arrived to honor Miss Irene Reynolds, a lovely bride-elect, with games and a tempting party. Miles Reynolds received a handsome flower bowl as a gift, and the decor featured garden flowers throughout the setting.

Lillie Lash Book Club Sheb Gillespie Bluefield Gillespie Irene Reynolds

Pirot Presbyterian Ladies Bible Class Meets Tonight

The Ladies Bible class of Pirot Presbyterian church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs Val Ramage on Hanover street with Mrs G E Fisher serving as joint hostess.

Pirot Presbyterian Church Val Ramage Hanover Street G. E. Fisher Nanale Ledgerwood Fourth Street R. B Ferguson D. W. Tabor H. Lucas Ledgerwood Mra. J. JL. Penn Mra. W. 8. Hamlin Mre Woltz

Charming Girls Visit Fortress Monroe Hosts

Misses Julia and Rosalinda St Clair of Tazewell, daughters of Mr and Mrs Glenn St Clair, are visiting Capt. Ralph Hill of the coast artillery and Mrs Hill at Fortress Monroe in Virginia. The charming sisters are nieces of the St Clair family and are enjoying their coastal holiday.

Julia Rosalinda St Clair Tazewell Glenn St. Clair Ralph Hill Coast Artillery Hill Fortress Monroe Virginia

Local Ladies Honored In City Visit Receptions

Mrs. C. F. Tynes and Miss Ruth Pendleton have been the honorees during their stay in the city, enjoying a sequence of receptions, card parties, a buffet luncheon, and dances as part of a cordial visit.

C. F. Tynes Mies Ruth Pendleton

Reynolds Engagement Fete Prepares Virginia Nuptials

Mrs G A Reynolds hosted last evening in Bluefield Virginia a reception for Miss Irene Reynolds fiance Mr Benjamin Bates and their bridal party and guests after the wedding rehearsal at the Methodist church. The ceremony is set for five o clock this afternoon at the same church. Guests received pins for bridesmaids and musicians and each guest took a wedding cake souvenir. The cake carried a miniature bride and groom and pink and white decorations featured the affair with a dainty rose ice course served.

Irene Reynolds Benjamin Bates G. A Reynolds Fairies Bluefield Virginia Miss Reynolds

Marriage of Mr and Mrs Sidney C Hall at Calvary Church

Mr and Mrs Sidney C Hall now reside at 820 Delefield Place N W Washington after a June 10 wedding at Calvary Baptist Church Bristol. Bride Virginia Cage Bristol eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs D S Cage Bluefield. Groom son of Mr and Mrs C C Hall Washington accountant with General Motors. Also notes on W C T U meeting at Mrs Ledgerwood home and various local social updates.

Sidney C. Hall Calvary Baptist Church Bristol Delefield Place N. W Washington Virginia Cage D. 8. Cage Bluefield Uall C. Hall Washington, D. C General Motors Corporation That City

Bluefield City Notes and Local Travel Snaps

Local residents report motor trips to Huntington Baltimore and Washington. Visitors stop in Bluefield for shopping and visits, with many family and relative arrivals from Welch Charleston Roanoke Richmond and nearby towns.

Monroe Street Huntington Mre G. T. Epling and Welch

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Flapper Fanny Bluefield, Va Ladies Gruen Guild The Crewelers Mountaineer Hotel Bluefieia Williamson A. Effron Mn Brietel Jack Otey Wytheville H. H. Speed Lillie Gillespie H. B. Grubb L. B Kirk Maybeury Simon Solins Charlotte Clarence C. Patterson Mooseheart Ilinois Wytheville, Va Clarence Patterson William Patterson F. Ford Terwiliiger New York Charleston Buethews Katherine Hardy Bnefield Ashland Kingsport Tenn Lafayette Warrick W. R. Warrick Rogere Street Oscar Hambrick Beckley Hambrick Maying Company Mra Elizabeth Hill Golden Banes A. B. Hill Mra. Hill George Asbury Roy Avenue Ruth Hubble Winston-Salem Guy Spangler J. S. Gilbert Roanoke Helen L. Davis Weleb Frances Lake Junaluska N.C E Martin Narrows Pearisburg Thomas H. Cooper Jr Wedace Ocean City N. J Thomas H Cooper Lil Billy Billy T. Willams Jr Greenaboro N. C John RB. Hamilton Zemo Kezema Anita Elizabeth Cometti University of Cincinnati C. Cochran Embal A. C. Davis Clarence Hetherington Detroit Michigan George Maitland Harry J. Tighe Grand Rapids Mich Paul Bailey Frederick Street J. J. Davidson Rocky Gap Ely W. H. Barrow Mason Stowers Louisville T. B. Cole Bluestone Mr. Stowers Fran Stowers Rockbridge Street MRS. A. Tract Home Bluefield Furniture Co Rose City W. J. Pritchard Bramwell J. W. Wade Fulton Street J. W. Gwaltney Inez Walker Hazel Pearman Baltimore Jeanette Whited Drill Bluefield Avenue L. G. Chandler Billie Joy Northfork J. W. Cline Claude Clair Cline Clair, Jr R. K. Cline J. O. Austin Mary Olin Austinville T. K. Thompson Bramwell Road Thomas Perdue VOGUE Law Commerce Doris Reid Darcy, Claire
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