Board to Announce Valuations Next Week
The board, after a week of work on valuations, plans to announce decisions next week following prior hearings. State officials had previously heard related details.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
3
The board, after a week of work on valuations, plans to announce decisions next week following prior hearings. State officials had previously heard related details.
Nancye A Thompson daughter of J Thompson Spokane avenue made her first solo flight Friday afternoon at the local airport in the Fleet training ship. Harvey Amos the airport manager gave instruction as she completed eight hours of intensive training. She is a Beaver high school junior 16% years old and among the country’s youngest pilots. She plans to obtain a private pilot license before September reopening.
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Immanuel Lutheran will hold an afternoon picnic at Oakhurst Avenue Park. Students should meet at the church at 3 30 with transportation provided. Closing exercises are scheduled Sunday at 7 45.
Miss Mary Gordon Perkins of Highland Avenue is set to travel from Chicago to Los Angeles on July 5 with Miss Alice McCray of Princeton. McCray stays in Long Beach while Perkins sails to Honolulu to visit Mrs. Paul Clark Jr. and Lieut. Clark at Schofield Barracks, with further time spent with Mrs. Allen Gaden. Perkins expects to return to Bluefield around September 15.
Gone to Camp Greenbrier in West Virginia are John Fudge O Keeffe and Douglas Fleet of Tazewell along with Alex B Ma hood Jr Dillon Smith and J H Kabler Jr. O Keeffe will be counsellor and Jimmy Kabler the assistant counsellor at the camp.
The I Will Class of Midway Christian church met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Peters on Eldridge Street with R. D. M. Turner presiding. The meeting opened with Love Lifted Me and prayer by L. H. Simmons.
The notice lists residents and couples including Hedrick Goforth Simmons McMelvin Booth Taylor Hinkle Gregory Sutphin Davidson Snead Underwood Ratliff Peters Broome Chandler Clark Crisco and Hambrick among others. The names reference community members in a social column or acknowledgment section.
Announcements from T. B. Cain list the eighth annual business college spelling contest set for July 20 in Clarksburg. Participants include West Virginia Business College Clarksburg Bluefield West Virginia Business College Fairmont Office Training School Uniontown Penn Penn State Commercial College Washington Pa. A forenoon contest will be followed by a luncheon at the Waldo hotel and a panel of judges led by Bernard McClaugherty W H Coffindaffer J A Jackson S Key Dickinson Harry Ash and Orie McCorkey.
The First Christian church urges a special Pay-up day to boost finances, linking church generosity to business practice. It notes the missionary year ends this week and asks all missionary money to be ready by Sunday evening, since ten percent of regular offerings go to the missionary treasury.
Miss Russell Owens improves after appendicitis operation at St Luke s hospital. Col J J Faggie weak but steadily recovering. he visits daughter Mrs W W Wysor at Sans Souci near Dublin Va. Numerous locals plan trips to Virginia Beach North and South Carolina and to Buckeye Lake Ohio.
A health note promotes a single daily meal of Shredded Wheat milk and fruit to boost alertness energy and efficiency. It claims the whole wheat cereal supplies concentrated nutrition including tissue building resistance and regularity, with bran to aid digestion.
The June term nearly finished as the court sped toward adjournment. Citizens National Bank of Orange Virginia won a judgment against Gertrude Shadd Waugh administratrix of Harry M. Waugh's estate for 24 595.78, with a credit of 5 801.57 reducing the final amount to 18 794.21. A war risk insurance case involving Martha J. Cox administratrix of Oscar Moye’s estate seeks 10 000, government counters with eight thousand already paid to the foster-father Clark Wiley. evidence heard without a jury, Judge George W. McClintic to study the record as jurors were dismissed.
The Bluefield civil service board announces a vacancy for postmaster to be filled with a July 17 closing date. Applicants file qualifications via blank forms from the civil service commission, with 20 percent for education and 80 percent for experience and fitness, no in-person exam required. Forms 10 and 14 needed. contact C. C. Tickle for details. Mrs. Stella M. Bivens has served as acting postmaster for the past year.
Ed V. Shaffer, colored, of this city, was held for Mercer county grand jury on a charge of possessing non taxed liquor. Unable to furnish $500 bail, he was committed to Mercer County Jail in Princeton. Shaffer appeared before Magistrate H. B. Kitts.
Multiple local churches share schedules for Sunday Bible school at 9:30 to 9:45 a.m. worship services at 11 a.m. with communion and sermons, plus evening services at 7:45 or 8 p.m. and midweek activities. Pastors include Rev. Jennings W. Hobson and Paul L. Royer with choirs, organists, and leaders named.
Howard J Weekes pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 with C W Owen superintendent and sermon on The Declaration of Independence Its Spiritual Message at 11. A second sermon Living Up to Our Light at 8 pm. B Y P U 7 pm. Wednesday prayer 8 led by youth. Revival at Wesleyan Methodist Talbert and Franklin through July 8 with Rev G H Butner Roanoke Va preaching 11 am 745 pm daily 745 Mon illustrated charts. Ira M Ison pastor Wayne Street Sunday school 9 45 J B Kreegar superintendent worship 11 am and 745 pm Mrs Ruth Pennington Princeton gives morning and evening services. Tuesday prayer 745 pm.
Westminster Presbyterian meets at Washington and Albemarle with Rev. Gunn pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 led by William L Alley. Communion at 11 with sermon One Salvation. Young people night at 8 featuring reports from conference delegates. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. First Church of God at 118 South Street with Rev. W D MeGraw. Sunday School 9 45, preaching 11, young people 7 45, mid week prayer 7 45, Friday youth prayer 7 40.
Sunday school at 11 a m and sermon also at 11 a m on Christian Science. Golden text I Peter 2 1 2 and Luke 17 20 21 cited. Lesson includes passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures page 576 by Mary Baker Eddy. Wednesday evening meeting at 8. All are invited.
Grace Methodist at Corner Thomas and Rogers streets lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 745 p m by Dr Eugene Hubert Cassidy. At 11 a m service new members will be received. Senior and Hi leagues at 645 p m Monday stewards meet at 745 p m prayer meeting Wednesday invite extended to public.
The church schedules Sabbath school at 9 30 a m with Edwin C Wade superintendent and Paul C Thomas assistant. Morning service at 11 a m and 7 45 a m led by Rev J B Massey D D including the Lord's Supper. Session meets at 10 30 a m for members seeking admission. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m. Vacation Bible School enters second week at 9 30 a m Monday with 231 enrolled first week and more teachers added. All children and community members not in school urged to attend.
John King, 21, of Tazewell, is held in the city jail awaiting a hearing before Magistrate H. B. Kitts on a knife assault charge against Howard Folks. Police arrested King early yesterday on Mineral Street where a dance was in progress. Folks was stabbed twice in the head as he tried to stop King from striking a woman.
Topeka resident C A Mendenhall reportedly argued with Dr Royster Mahan when another patient was moved ahead delaying a tooth extraction. Mendenhall was ejected and faced an assault charge that the judge did not convict. Valuations Charleston W Va June 29.
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