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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
2
Society page items from Perry announce events and greetings with names and dates obscured by OCR errors. The text mentions local social happenings and editor notes tied to the Perry community, reflecting a small town social calendar.
Mrs Charles EH Rowe field secretary of the National Congress of Parent and Teacher spoke to Bluefield parents teachers arriving in place of Miss Francis Hays Twelve women at luncheon with Mrs Dawson state president heard Mrs Rowe’s mes sage on child welfare now a eighteen year veteran Her tour aims to spread P T A across West Virginia with a meeting scheduled Tuesday night at 730 in the Assembly Room of the West Virginian Also note the Rose Julena Morgan marriage to S A Routh at Roanoke Saturday February 28 and new officers elected for the Woman’s Club at its March meeting including Mrs I L Black president and Mrs Turley treasurer.
Due to Miss Willis's absence last evening no gym class was held. It was announced that every girl is expected to attend next Monday evening for a full session of work and play.
In St Louis Missouri a woman describes severe side pain after childbirth and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes improvement after the first bottle and continued use after a second birth, urging others to try the remedy sold by druggists nationwide.
The Virginia Asher Council held its weekly meeting at the V last evening with a large crowd. After an excellent supper by Bland Street Methodist church ladies, the clann met and grace was offered by Miss Weaver. The treasurer’s report and dishwashing fund update were given, and fellowship committee notes were shared as Rosella sang Slave Song with accompaniment.
Miss Polly Clarkson reported her Cincinnati trip where she attended the regional Virginia Asher Councils meeting. Mrs Clagesti led the class while Miss Ethel Warlick delivered a splendid lesson. The class has studied Samuel for months and weekly meetings grow more engaging.
Distinctive Metho dist churches in the city announce their missionary conference in Joln aon City Tenn this week. Attendees include Drane Streat Mrs John McCullough Mrs Ernest Hanson Mrs W O Warlick Mrs James Elmer from Brown Trinity Mrs J M Carter Mrs Charles Dick Mrs P M Stump Mrs Berthe Graybeal Mrs Kate Graybeal and Mise Lina Light Grace Methodist Mrs F Y Jackson Mrs Paula Udy. Beaver Parent Teacher Association to meet today at Beaver high in the new music room at 3 pm with full attendance expected. Aileen Lameth hosted a taffy pulling and dance at her parents Federal Street home for both boys and girls. she is praised as a charming hostess.
The Marianum Society will hold a regular meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. J. J. Phillips, 220 Wyoming Street. All members urged to be present.
The regular meeting of the U. D. C. CG. convened in the Elks Club rooms last evening to discuss the Stene Mountain topic and related plans.
A Bluefield club meeting featured papers on memorials and a letter from the Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association. Madge Hunter presented The Dashing General J E B Stuart, then attendees adjourned to plan next month’s gathering. Several locals were mentioned in illness, travel, and social notices.
Clarksburg judge C W Lynch was appointed by Governor Morgan to join the West Virginia recodification commission, replacing the late M C Cullinan. Melvin G Sperry of Clarksburg chairs the panel, with former Senator H J Morton of Webster Springs as another member. Lynch is noted for prior experience with the commission and cooperation with the West Virginia Bar Association to aid the effort.
A Bluefield Kiwanis meeting yesterday launched the international attendance contest. president Kendricks noted seventeen absentees and urged full attendance across the district s five Kiwanis clubs. Dr J B Kirk spoke on international program focus and local Farm Bureau ties with plans to host Farm Bureau officials soon. Reports on the Bluefield Automo bile Show indicated a tidy sum raised for under privileged children. An attendance prize went to C W Haynes with Harry Krammer presenting the award. Mrs C W Dickey and Mrs D C Mitchell sang duets to the applause of members and guests. Visitors included C G I Cheyney R A Williams and W E Wic.
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