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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

5

Social event for Stratford Hall restoration funds

This afternoon at 2 30 Mrs G A Smiths United Daughters of the Confederacy hosts an informal social at Mrs A Is Rhoads Cumberland road to raise funds for Stratford Hall the home of Robert E Lee. Other fund events are planned this week and donations may be arranged via treasurer Mrs Paul Thomas.

G. A. Smith United Daughters of the Confederacy A. Ls. Rhoads Cumberland Road Stratford Hall Robert E. Lee Paul Thomas

St Luke's nurse graduation on hospital lawn

The St Luke's hospital training school for nurses will hold its commencement on the hospital lawn Wednesday evening June 29 at 7 16. Rev J W Hobson will speak. Graduates include Elizabeth Boyer Ruth Watkins Kathryn Baumgardner Margaret Smith Wilma Thompson Beulah Graybeal Mabel Lawrence Mabel Ward Ona Munsey Dorothy Bishop. If rain, the event moves to the nurses' home followed by an informal dance.

St. Luke’s Hospital Training School Friends of the Hospital J. W. Hobson Christ Episcopal Church Elizabeth Boyer Ruth Watkins Kathryn Baumgardner Margaret Smith Wilma Thompson Beulah Graybeal Mabel Lawrence Mabel Ward Ona Mu

Birth Notice William Clark Walker Born in Mullens

A baby boy named William Clark Walker was born at the home of Mrs. Walker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Williams, 3009 Bluefield Avenue, weighing ten pounds. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Walker of Mullens.

W. C. Walker Mullens

Beaver High School Essay Wins League of Nations Prize

Beaver high school boy Victorious in a League of Nations essay contest over entrants from seven states. Rev. C Meade Bailey of Bluefield Princeton road, then a Beaver junior, won a $60 cash award as first prize in a 1923 Northwestern University statewide contest titled The League of Nations What It Is and What It Has Accomplished.

Beaver League of Nationa C. Meade Bailey Bluefield Princeton Road Beaver High School Northwestern University Bvanston League of Nations

Ruth Class Plans Pollyanna Party at Calvary Church

Calvary Baptist Church Ruth class meets this evening at 7 45 at Mrs Luther Webb's home 224 Cherry street. The gathering will feature a Pollyanna party with participation and refreshments.

Ruth Calvary Baptist Church Luther Webb Cherry Street

Closing Exercises Planned for Bible School at Trinity Methodist

South Bluefield daily Vacation Bible School at Trinity Methodist Church will hold closing exercises Friday at 8 p m with an all day Bible School program. Departments led by Mra M C Young Ruby Thompson and Pauline Wiley will present features while picnics and a Falls Mills swimming party are scheduled for the week.

South Bluefield Trinity Methodist Church Mra M. C. Young Ruby Thompson Pauline Wiley Young Mise Thompson Oakhurst Avenue Falls Mills

Executive Meeting Notice for Woman's Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary Society of Bland Street Methodist Church holds an executive meeting Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the church.

Woman's Missionary Society of Bland Street Methodist Church

Radio Program by Miss Marion Smith Delights Listeners

An entertaining vocal and piano program aired Monday from 12 to 1 on the local station. Selections included I May Be Dreaming The Rosary The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere Not In It and Dear Pal Of Mine. Readings by Miss Virginia Powell and piano by Miss Elizabeth Mansfield.

Delta Delphian meeting and YWCA outing planned

Delta Delphian chapter meets at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Annie D Woolwine 112 Lee Street with Mrs Woolwine and Mrs Edna Stultz as co hosts Officers to be elected and a social hour to follow The YWCA board of directors meets at the Y at 6 for an outing by car to Miss Pearle Brammer's cabin on East River mountain members to bring food for a miscellaneous supper Full attendance urged.

Delta Delphian Chapter Annie D. Woolwine Lee Street Woolwine Edna Stultz The

Appreciation of gifts and installation of officers

Judge Gollehon presented the past patron’s pin to W. T. Elswick on behalf of the chapter. An officers pin and pen set were given to Mr. Elswick. Decorations were by Mrs. J L Jennings D B Cruise Mrs Rooney Lockhart and Mrs George Aldworth. Ushers included Mrs E B Harris and others. Officers led a drill and Gertrude Steele served as marshal. A banquet followed with refreshments provided by a long committee and installation details arranged by several members.

Gollehon W. T. Elswick Elswick J. L. Jennings D. B.ruise Rooney Lockhart George Aldworth E. B. Harris William Greenspon Chalmere Bailey Corum Cunningham Mies Gertrude Steele Marshall Mary Dillon Elizabeth Olinger N. W. Stewart Pauline Beamer W. J. Hutton William Woodyard Will C. Easley Nettle Miller Ella Simpson

Symphony rehearsal ends as Bluefield Civic Orchestra wraps first half

The Bluefield Civic Orchestra concludes its summer rehearsal session this evening at 8 at the Lutheran church. After a brief intermission, rehearsals resume Tuesday August 9. The group will join the Music Culture club chorus for a concert in early September with programs by Helen Kabler and Annie Morrisey, noted local musicians.

Bluefield Civic Symphony Orchestra Music Culture Club Chorus Helen Kabler Aanee Morrisey

Cyclamen Grove to Hold Covered Dish Supper and Meeting

Cyclamen Grove No 38 Wood men's circle hosts a 6 30 pm covered dish supper at Moose Hall with Mrs Henrietta Snider of Fairmont as guest of honor. A program follows and a grove meeting includes the graduation of two juniors Hazel Bell Albert and Hazel Cleo Bond to the adult group. An exhibition drill by the drill team directed by Mrs Harry Ball is expected.

Cyclamen Grove Woodmen’s Circle Moose Hall Henrietta Snider Fairmont the Grove Hazel Bell Albert Hazel Cleo Bond Harry Ball

Local Personal News Highlights From Bluefield Area

Mise Viola Johnson visits the Jefcoat home on Third street. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cantees return from their honeymoon and occupy a Williamson apartment. Before marrying, Ms. Cantees was Mise Annabell Knight of Bluefield. Mrs. E. P. Ferrell and daughter Dorothy of Honaker, Va., visit Julius Hall. Mr. and Mrs. T. O J. Wilson and Betty Jeanne, with Sarah Switzer, enjoy Belcher camp outing on Wolf creek. Wilson improving. Carlin Schindell of Portsmouth, Ohio visits P. M. Joyce. W. R. Cresap and daughter Helen return to Baltimore after visiting B. R. Cresap. son Kirk stays two weeks. Robert Joyce returns from Portsmouth visit. Mrs. Oliver White and infant discharged from St. Luke's Hospital and rest at Shenandoah avenue home. R. L. Agee and Robin visit Farmville, Va. Miss Ruth Peery of Tazewell visits Evelyn Early. Miss Louise Traffer and Sam Lankford return to Richmond after weekend with Mrs. W. L. Felthaus. Horter Winfrey returns from Washington where she attended ecology school. C. Trafferi visits daughter Mrs. W. L. Felthaus and Mr. Felthaus at Mountain View apartments. Mrs. J. J. Lincoln of Elkhorn visits Bluefield. G. T. Leslie and daughter Lorraine take a trip to White Sulphur Springs. Miss Joan Lilly returns from Jackson's Mills after Episcopal conference. Mrs. R. H. McCullough of Lakeland, Fla., visits J. Harve Johnston on Rogers street. Protests force bridge paths in Kansas City to be restored.

Mise Viola Johnson Williamson W. A. Jefcoat Third Street William H. Cantees Ms. Cantees Mise Annabell Knight Bluefield E. P.ferrell Dorothy Honaker Julius Hall T. O’'J. Wilson Betty Jeanne Sarah Switzer Belcher Camp Wolf Creek Wilson Carlin Schindell Portsmouth Ohio P. M. Joyce W. R. Cresap Helen Baltimore B. R. Cresap Kirk Robert Joyce Oliver White St. Luke's Hospital Shenandoah Avenue R. L. Agee Robin Farmville Ruth Peery Tazewell Evelyn Early Louise Traffer Sam Lankford Richmond Mre W. L. Felthaus Mise Horter Winfrey South Street Washington C. Trafferi Meemer Felthaus Mountain View Apartments J. J. Lincoln Elkhorn G. T. Leslie Lorraine White Sulphur Springs Mise Joan Lilly Jackson's Mills Episcopal Young People's Conference R. H. McCullough Lakeland Fla J. Harve Johnston Rogers Street

Eastern Star Chapter Installs Its New Officers

Bluefield chapter No. 66 of the Order of Eastern Star held its first public installation at the Masonic temple with Mrs. Will C. Easley presiding. New officers received badges, flowers, and a floral arch as five star points were installed, followed by a brief tribute to retiring Matron Mrs. Nettie Miller. The ceremony featured solo performances and a humorous wheelbarrow entrance by Will C. Easley, and included gifts to Miller and a note of appreciation from officers and members.

Bluefield Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Nettie Miller Will C. Easley West Virginia F. M. Bennett Bennett Gertrude Steele B. D. Wassum B. B. Houseman Easley D. B. Templeton Carl Mitchell Rooney Lockhart J. McCarrus Lucille Aldworth Edna Oliver Irene Cunningham Adris Hume Doris Martha White Evelyn Stephens Miss Steele Ella Simpson Breth Effie Lee S. Humphreys Johnnd A. B Thompson Martha Kathleen Aldworth Electa James Little B. A. Neal Marshall Roy Hankln Oakley Simpson Sentinel A. T. Hall H. B. Boyd C. W. Dickey

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