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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1929

Page

7

Three Wise Fools Delights Bluefield Audience

The Redpath Chautauqua at Bluefield closes a second day with the play The Three Wise Fools delighting a large crowd. Cast includes Louis Ramsdell as the judge and Joseph Soraghan as the banker, in a four week living quarters plot with a deathbed message.

Bluefield Louis Ramsdell Joseph F. Soraghan Banker Frederick Harrington Beula Fair Miss Fairchild Ralph Mead Gordon Schuyler Fran Heyser New York Criterion Theater London Australia John Golden Mr. Golden Indiana Nipo Strongheart

Delicate white satin gown with cape and bodice detail

A June evening gown described as a delicate white silk frock. The airy folds provide unusual grace while the satin cape and tight bodice add a piquant charm.

Miss Witt Returns From Month Abroad Tour

Miss Jews Witt of Peterstown West Virginia completed a month abroad with the Student Tours club visiting the British Isles France Belgium and Holland. She is now staying with her sister Mrs L M Rish on Vineyard Street.

Jews Witt Peterstown W. Va Miss Witt Student Tours Club British Isles France Belgium Holland L. M. Rish Vineyard Street

Pupils Enjoy Outing by Daily Vacation Bible School

Members of the Daily Vacation Bible School at First Presbyterian Church rode in two large trucks and cars led by Traffic Officer C N Wilson. The outing went through the business district to South Bluefield and Bluefield Virginia, with singing and cheering, then returned. The event featured thanks to treks providers and car volunteers, and plans for a closing week with Friday program and Sunday church service led by Rev S W Moore.

Daily Vacation Bible School First Presbyterian Church C. N. Wilson South Bluefield Westminster Presbyterian Church Bluefield B. McClung B. H. Hancock C. Bafartin Lucille Mellhaney Isabel Pollock Bess Harry M. R. Cecil Paul C. Thomas C. H. Goodykoonts Walter Griffitha Paul Hudgins Renta and Friends

W M U Meetings Postponed For Redpath Chautauqua

The executive meeting and the regular W M U session of the First Christian church are postponed due to the Redpath Chautauqua. The executive session will be at 2 p m and the regular meeting at 2 30 p m Friday July 5. Officers for 1929 80s to be installed at the session.

First Christian Church

Dance at Bluefield country club with Anderson orchestra

From 19 to 12 the evening there will be a dance at the Bluefield Country club with music by the Anderson orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hale will host and hostess.

Bluefield Country Club Anderson Scott Hale

Missionary Society Conference Highlights From Bland Street

Mrs. P. S. Cobb headlined the Young People's district conference at Bland Street Methodist Church with devotionals by Miss Minnie Lee Fidson and a welcome by Miss Virginia Bernard. Delegates from Kimball Trinity Northfork Thorpe Welch Princeton Bland Street Bramwell Grace and Grace No 2 attended as reports on society work and fundraising were shared.

P. S. Cobb Bie Stone Gan Woman's Missionary Society Holston M. F. Church South Young People’s District Bland Street Methodist Church Minnie Lee Fidson Virginia Bernard H. B. Reynolds Keystone Kimball Trinity Northfork Thorpe Welch Princeton Bland Street Bramwell Grace Simmons Ielow W. B. Debrick Grace Missionary Society Princeton Society J. F. Kyle Edwards Northfork Society Trinity Group No. 1 Trinity Group No Bland Street Society Grace Church Cobb

Fragmentary ad language on digestion and vitality drink

Vague promotional lines describe a tonic claimed to aid digestion and convert food into rich blood and healthy flesh. The fragment references meals and energy, with archaic wording and no clear brand or date.

Heirs Tie Knot in Elegant International Wedding

Baron Kurt Ferdinand de Panta of Vienna wed Misa Mildred Nelson from Kansas City in a ceremony at St. Thomas d'Aquin in Aris. The couple, featured in a posed photo, reflect a fashionable union abroad.

Kurt Ferdinand de Panta Misa Mildred Nelson Kansas City Neap St. Thomas d’Aquin,aris

Conference Courtesy Committee Honors Efforts To Attract Members

The courtesy committee offered suggestions for gaining new members and later submitted resolutions thanking those who contributed to the conference’s success.

Marriage of Elizabeth Gwaltney to Talmadge Lipscomb Gwaltney

Richmond Virginia announces the marriage of Elizabeth Gwaltney to Talmadge Lipscomb Gwaltney on Thursday the twenty seventh day of January in nineteen hundred twenty nine. The couple will reside at Smithfield Virginia after July fifteenth nineteen twenty nine.

Mr. Talmadge Lipscomb Gwaltney Jane Nineteen Hundred Twenty Richmond Virginia Smithfield

Christian Endeavor Union Meeting at Westminster Church

This evening at 8 o clock the Christian Endeavor Union of June meets at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Attendance is urged as plans for July's outdoor Shannondale meeting are discussed. John B. Cunningham, assistant pastor of First Presbyterian Princeton, will perform an organ number. Officers are to be elected and the program includes broad church representation.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Shannondale John B. Cunningham First Presbyterian Church of Princeton

Miss Ruth Hagg Visits Cousin in Salem

Miss Ruth Hagg of Tazewell visits her cousin Miss Helen Lynch of Salem. Mrs KR B Farthing and son Jack of Welch visit Mr and Mrs Alvey Farthing in Princeton road. Mrs H B Reynolds of Keystone attends Young People’s conference at Bland Street church. B A Sumner of Kresge returns to Bluefield with bride. Miss Gertrude Steele to Maaseanetta Springs Va for Presbyterian young people conference. Mr and Mrs H P Smith of Christiansburg Va visit daughter Mrs Frank Borden and attend Redpath chautauqua.

Ruth Hagg Tazewell Helen Lynch Salem KR. B. Farthing Jack Welch Alvey Farthing Princeton Road H. B. Reynolds Keystone The Methodist Church Bland Street B. A. Sumner Kresge Etore Bluefield

Car plunges off bank injuring Frank Phelps on Pinnacle mountain road

Frank Phelps, 56, salesman of 2219 Wythe Avenue, was badly bruised yesterday when his car went over an embankment on Pinnacle mountain road. He lost control while descending the north slope after topping fuel. the crash occurred about 10:30.

Frank Phelps Wythe Avenue Pinnacle Mountain Phelps

Leopards killed yearly in India exceed five thousand

Mr. Phelps was brought to Bluefield and admitted to the Bluefield sanitarium for treatment. X ray examinations failed to disclose any serious injuries. About 5000 leopards are killed in India every year.

Phelps Bluefield Bluefield Sanitarium India

Woman recalls relief from years of backache with Cardul

Mrs. 8 P Hudson of 201 North Coin Street Coulntown Texas says she suffered monthly headaches and backache as a young woman. She reports taking Cardul helped quickly and improved her health after several bottles, and she has used it since marriage as a tonic. Cardul helps women to health.

Cardal Cardus

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