Mrs Scott recounts Esther tale. Beavers visit Mullens family
Mrs. Scott presented the story of Queen Esther in an attractive manner. Mr and Mrs W O Beavers of Mullens, former locals, spent Sunday with the family of Mr and Mrs F M McCreary as guests.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
8
Mrs. Scott presented the story of Queen Esther in an attractive manner. Mr and Mrs W O Beavers of Mullens, former locals, spent Sunday with the family of Mr and Mrs F M McCreary as guests.
A nine person family led by Molly Masterson, including six children and a five month old baby, are stranded in a hot truck after engine failure in Jacksonville. They seek 56 dollars for parts to repair and hope to reach Ohio, their old home, while a veteran husband lies ill in a Florida hospital. Neighbors offered rooms, but decisions remain unsettled.
Funeral services were held in Honaker for Mrs. Bula Barker Bausell 52 wife of C. C. Bausell editor of the Honaker Herald. She died suddenly Sunday forenoon possibly from heat. Native of Gate City she leaves husband three children and other relatives. A large crowd attended the burial.
Betty Crockett returns from Toronto with Saskatchewan honey samples for W U T convention delegates. Frank Wagner plans a Mink farm at Mud Fork after buying pure bred pairs. Deaf mute Melvil Camper, famed umpire, will preside over Richlands Fourth of July game. Falls Mills dam draws crowds with bathers and spectators as pools, fowl, and youths enjoy the holiday weekend.
Shipments of material for the filtering plant installation arrived at the local railroad yard on Monday. Work on the foundation of the plant is progressing well, according to officials.
A Burkes Garden home-coming drew many Bluefield residents and relatives Saturday and Sunday. The event featured plentiful food and strong fellowship with old friends reuniting after years. Rev. J A Shealey the Lutheran pastor praised the idea and helped promote the gathering.
Tomorrow the postoffice transfers to remodeled quarters in the Bane block. Postmaster J Grat Gillespie and staff will complete the move tonight by sliding the safe through a wall opening. The Bluefield Va building is owned by Pr C Winborne and new fixtures accompany the upgraded facilities.
Virginia side news lists visitors and homecomings including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin Mrs. J W Baldwin and Emil Crockett returning from Hot Springs Ark where five weeks were spent. Cincinnati visitor Mrs Truby Hall Indianapolis trip Mrs C B Blankenship with niece Katherine McGhee. Regulars include Mrs George Ross of Frederick Md with son George Jr visiting Mrs L J Barbee Jr. Linwood Sims and Audney Hedge from Radford visit. Epworth league at Graham Methodist installs officers.
Telegraph instruments will tick in Buchanan county Virginia today for the first time Agencies have been established by the Norfolk and Western railway at Hurley and Grundy on the new Buchanan branch from Devon Grundy The Western Union Telegraph Co has opened offices at both places with updated equipment The county formerly isolated now has rapid world news access First agents named at Hurley and Grundy with offices to officially open July 1 The 35 mile new branch serves a coal rich area and promises fast election results and other information. GOOD CROPS R L Gillespie reports Burkes Garden crops the best in years wheat bumper corn growing strong fruit and vines heavy with yield.
Miss Edith Sarver and Miss Vivian Page hosted an enjoyable outing at Falls Mills dam Saturday evening in Yards Virginia. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Luther Page Mr and Mrs Moore Compton Mr and Mrs Raymond Compton Mr and Mrs Dave Sarver and Mrs Sam with sandwiches cake and lemonade served.
George Mabe injured at Pocahontas mines Tuesday is recovering well and returned from Bluefield sanitarium to his home. Mrs Paris Barrett of Pocahontas visits Mrs Clyde Mullens. Mrs Sam Sarver ill at home improving. Mrs W G Anderson Mrs Fred Boley Raymond and Junior Compton and Nona Lee Anderson shopped in Bluefield Saturday. Mrs Frank Sargent visiting Mrs C B Sarver has returned to Beckley.
Pittsburgh a schedule shows the Pirates will host the Cincinnati Nationals in three games on August 6 7 and 8 during the 80th division veterans national convention. The reunion hopes to feature former Pirates Joe Harris and Johnny Milius, veterans of the 320th Infantry trench mortar battery in France.
After the war, veterans in the United States kept a lead over younger players in the National and American leagues who were still in school when Milius and Harris built strong pitching and batting averages against the Kaisers.
The Kiwanis program on WHIS in Bluefield featured Elizabeth Warlick and Ella Holroyd in vocal numbers. Luther G. Scott opened with a talk on early history and Indian massacres in southern and western Virginia. Next week will feature W. B. Koepler on Pocahontas coal fields history and development. Ralph W. Smith discussed Kiwanis roads plans and a possible state bond issue. The Wheeling state convention dates were noted for September 21-22.
President Sikes appoints an On To Wheeling committee with W. C. Pollock as chair and J. P. Gills and R. W. Smith as members. The first baseball game is set for July 6 at 4 pm on Weller field against Bluefield Lions with no admission. Henry Kendrick inspires new Kiwanis members J. I. Kwass Fred Connoway and Roy A. Harrison and stresses business standards and the motto We Build. Inter-Club ties move Bluefield to Beckley for a July 17 joint dinner.
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