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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1931

Page

10

Famous Choir Leader to Arrive Next Week

Gustave Lehmann, renowned choir director from Rochester New York, will arrive in Bluefield to oversee rehearsals of a 100 voice local choir organized by Mrs P S Barrow. Seventy five leading singers from Bluefield Princeton and Bramwell have trained under Barrow with plans to reach one hundred before Lehmann’s arrival. The first child rehearsal is Monday at 3 PM at First Presbyterian church with adults meeting Monday and Tuesday at 745 PM. a large public rehearsal is set for Wednesday July 8 at Ramsey school auditorium.

Gustave Lehmann Bluefield Rochester N. Y P. S. Barrow Princeton Bramwell John and Bernard Lawrence Fasex Street North Carolina South Carolina Aida Bowers Galax Mildred Ainspaugh Landgraff W. E. Cofer Rogers Street P. S. Dudley Roanoke Jack W. H. Quekemeyer Henry Frank Alexander Williamson H. W. Speiden Marehall A. W. Utterback Ruth Pope Washington Pearle Brammer Miss Pope Young Women's Christian Association Walter Hancock Sussex Street Rock Hill 8. C Equitable Life Assurance Company Hancock Davidson College Davidson N. C Tate Bowen Jack Dew St. Petersburg Fla Huntington M. C. Blackburn H. L. Price Bedell Addie Vivian Campbell Louisé Campbell FE. F. Salt Wytheville Ray and Garnett Miller W. C. Cline Ronceverte Street C. W. Hylton Chicago Narrows Dublin

Y W C A Girls Camp Plans At Christie Site

Registration at the local Y for the annual YWCA girls camp opens for July 24 at the Christie site. Miss Grace Dunman of Mullena will again supervise swimming instruction. If sixty girls are not registered, the camp will be cancelled.

Christie Grace Dunman Mullena

Prayer Service At Davis Home This Afternoon

A prayer service is set for today at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs A G Davis 107 Thomas Street with Mrs M G White leading the service.

A. G. Davis Thomas Street M. G. White

Sunday School Class Meeting At Thompson Home

Mrs F W Udy leads Grace Methodist Sunday School at 7:45 this evening at 655 Rockbridge Street home of Mrs 8S R Thompson.

F. W. Udy Grace Methodist Church

Y W C A Plea For Pledges To Budget Fund

The finance committee led by Pearle Brammer requests that all pledges for the first half of the year to the Y W C A budget fund be paid promptly. The Y needs funds to cover current expenses and urges all donors to remit as soon as possible.

Circle 3 Meeting at First Baptist Annex

Circle 3 of the Woman’s Missionary Society led by Mrs. H. B. Perfater will meet Wednesday at 3 in the church annex.

First Baptist Church H. B. Perfater Annex

Bland Street church Woman's Missionary meeting date

The Woman's Missionary Society of Bland Street Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 3 PM in Hamilton Hall.

Woman'’s Missionary Society of Bland Street Hamilton Hall

Stewardship Program Highlights Virginia Asher Council Meeting

A well attended Virginia Asher Business Women's council gathering at the V featured a picnic supper and a Stewardship program. Miss Medeline Gearing led the program with an acrostic verses from scripture and a paper on Stewardship. Harriet Speiden spoke on William Colgate. Edna Stultz discussed God’s Garden. Otie Sumner announced the national conference August 10-14 at Winona Lake.

Virginia Asher Business Women’s Council T. H. Clagett Washington Street Medeline Gearing Gearing Harriet Speiden William Colgate Edna Stultz God Mise Otie Sumner Virginia Asher Business Women’s Councils Winona Lake

Next Year's Quota Meeting Set for Memphis

The Quota International convention in Washington chose Memphis as the meeting site for next year. Mrs. Nettie Vase Steele announced the decision after returning Sunday with her mother and daughter. Delegates from West Virginia and Canada attended a record 365 delegates.

Memphis International Washington Nettie Vase-Steele Steele P. E. Vass Nettie Lee Steele Pearl Taylor Bluefield Quota Club Alice Zimmerman Miss Taylor Eliieon Mre Zimmerman Pulaski Quota Canada Mayflower Hotel White House Herbert Hoover International Board West Virginia Mayflower Lena Lowe Yost Huntington National Republican Committee Clyde

To Honor Bride Mrs William Brown at Tea Shower

Miss Arlene Geordon hosts a two hour afternoon tea and miscellaneous shower for the bride Mrs William Brown formerly Miss Helen Bivens this Thursday from two to four.

William Brown Helen Bivens Arlene Geordon

Tea in Honor of Cincinnati Guests at Rameey Street Home

Mrs. K E Greiser hosted a Monday afternoon tea on Rameey street for guests Mrs A L Greiser and Miss Lilly Beckwith of Cincinnati. Colorful summer flowers adorned the room and assistance came from Mrs C G Hancock and Mrs Sallie Wade. Guests arrived between 3 and 5 and enjoyed a salad and ice course.

K. E. Greiser Rameey Street A. L. Greiser Lilly Beckwith Cincinnati Greiser C. G. Hancock Sallie Wade T. E. Baker C. W. Pierce John Tanner Sheb Gillespie Spencer Armistead Laura Davenport Richmond June Rice Carl Thomas George Brown T. L. Griffin Roanoke Maggie Julia Christine Cameron E. S. Baker Bramwell

Missionary Special Topic At Trinity League Meeting

Trinity Senior Epworth League met at the church to discuss How Has Our Missionary Special Turned Out. Miss Brock Hamilton led the devotional period with Acts 14 26 28 and the Lord s prayer.

Trinity Senior Epworth League Brock Hamilton Elizabeth Warlick Virginia Bolen Wolf Creek

Miss Smith to Direct Series Radio Programs

Local musician Miss Marion Smith is named director of a WHIS radio series funded by Bluefield Milling company. under a three month contract she will hire local artists for programs aired Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 11 to 12 and Monday Wednesday and Friday from 12 to 1, with the first program scheduled for Wednesday July 1.

Marion Smith Bluefield Milling Company Smith

Enjoyable Outing At Falls Mill Picnic

The Thornton Laird store party enjoyed a pleasant outing that evening at Falls Mille. They traveled in several automobiles leaving the city shortly after 6 o'clock. A bountiful picnic supper was laid out at the scene and swimming was the main activity of the evening.

Thornton-Laird Falls Mille

Couple Welcomes Son Willmor Donald Osborne

Mr and Mrs E A Osborne of 407 12 Bland street announce the birth of a son named Willmor Donald born June 27. The infant weighs 8 1 2 pounds.

E. A. Osborne Bland Street Willmor Donald

Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Plans Wednesday Meeting

The executive committee will convene in S parlor on Wednesday at 2 30 PM for a church auxiliary session.

Woman's Auxiliary Westminster Presbyterian Church

Social notes of Bluefield area visitors and travels

A long list of Bluefield residents and visitors is noted with trips to Louisville Belfast Mills Galax and Huntington. Meetings at Morgantown White Sulphur Springs and Davidson College are also mentioned along with weddings and family visits.

Mother and son drown in Ohio river near Bellaire

In Bellaire Ohio a mother Mrs Helen Berher 23 and her 65 year old son died in the Ohio river when the child Edward fell in while throwing stones. The father Anthony Berher found the younger son Joseph 2 on the river bank as the rescue effort occurred. The family home sat near the river.

Bellaire Ohio River Helen Berher Edward Joseph Anthony Berher Berher

Twenty-Eight WV School for Blind Students Undergo Operation

Twenty eight of the thirty students from the West Virginia School for the Blind arrived at St Luke's hospital in Bluefield for vision restoring surgery by Dr J E Blaydes at no cost. Several more children were brought in by Mr Dodrill and will be operated on in coming days with expected normal vision outcomes for many.

West Virginia School For Blind Romney St. Luke's Hospital J. E. Blaydes Bluefield Hershel Ferguson Webb Charles Henhorne Sistersville Dodrill Dodril Don Keifer Leo Keifer Margaret Keifer Leon W. Va Freda Pickens Ripley Jackson County Forrest Perrine Richwood Nicholas County Edith Dillon Logan Copley Pauline Meek Wallace Buchanan Ragland Wayne County Franklin Clay Huntington Blaydes St. Lukes

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Y. Camp Mrs. Udy Virginia Asher Council Gan Brooks Smith E. F. Morgan Ira Robinson National Radio Commission International Board of Directors Washington Club Columbia Country Club Elizabeth White Katherine Tancill Catherine Olney Worcester Mass Juliette Southard New York Myrtle Duke York Margaret M. Hignell Winnipeg Tancill Mies Wilma Bull Davenport Iowa Alice O'Neal Cleveland Mies Alice Minor Wilkesbarre Bertha Goldthwaite Boston Mase Newcastle Trinity League Miss Smith Executive Fred Brown Louisville Kentucky S. L. Watson Belfast Mills Virginia Edythe Blake E.S. Baker F.S. Richmond C. S. Scott College Avenue B. L. Tickle Bland Courthouse Mr. Fleshman Elizabethton Tenn Hylton Mary Elizabeth Day St. Lukes Hospital J. R. Murphy Peggy Nelms Harry Nelms Kingsport T. D. Griffin Jimmy B. B. Harris Lee Street W. §. Thompson Abingdon H. L. Leonard Sanford, Fla Ledge Street Damascus Gilbert L. Minton Emall Jackie Misa Desir Gilmore Holly Hill Billie Blanche Ruth Pauline Brammer B. EB. Green Reid M. M. Hedrick W. B. Webber Green Webber Marguerite Cooke John H. Cooke Raymond Pierce J. W. Roberts Balsam Street R. C. Fleshman Robert Appomattox C. C. Frazier L. C. Fowlkes Beulah Price West Virginia Bankers’ Association White Sulphur Springs Edna Hough Morgantown Hugh I. Shott Jr Armour Creameries Armour Armour and Company Jov' R Bloom Cloverbloom KDKA S.S.S Ieee Cusses Poes Princeton Avenue Bluefield, W. Va
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