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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1925

Page

27

New Bluefield Theatre Seen As Sure Go

The proposed Bluefield theatre project moves forward as eastern chain owners buy an option on T H Settle’s Bland street property to build a new motion picture house. Settle would prefer others build it but may start a local theatre company if negotiations fail. The Hawley building site and adjoining lot near Hankin Grocery are involved.

Bluefield Eastern Theatres T H. Settle Bland Street Settle Hawley Hankln Grocery Company

Typical Fox Chase Painted by Miss Neel

A local Hunt Hound Club page features Miss Neel’s painting showing a red fox in full cry, painted from imagination. The artist, once excused from high school, displayed notable talent in depicting the chase scene.

Miss Neel

Speed Cop Breckinridge keeps busy patrolling Bluefield line

A week of traffic patrols by Speed Cop Breckinridge Waiter entide on the Bluefield to Russell County line led to several speeding tickets and many drivers cited for straying from their lane on curves. The report notes a magnet drawing cars to the wrong side and records a busy period for local law enforcement. The piece also covers church activities at Methodists and St Marys, census work by Paris McMullin, and parish improvements by St Marys ladies Auxiliary.

Breckentide Bluefield Russell County

Florida Conductor Bradshaw Returns to Tavares

Conductor Bradshaw has returned to Tavares and recovered wealth after a bout with illness. Mr. Bradshaw notes the lawzewellites progressing well. Jno Witten reports a steady daily performance. Virginia side personals note Mrs. T. W. Repasa is in Roanoke for special city projects. Clyde KR Prillman, ex National Exchange Bank Roanoke, takes a bookkeeping post.

Bage Florida Bradshaw Tom Tavares Mr. Bradshaw Lawzewellites Jno Witten Virginia Side T. W. Repasa Roanoke Clyde KR. Prillman The National Exchange Bank

Swamp Root Promoted for Kidney Ailments

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidneys liver and bladder offering quick gentle relief. It claims widespread success and offers a sample bottle for ten cents with a note to mention the newspaper.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Local residents and visitors noted in quiet week

Keeper with the Twin City National assumes duties as Mamie Sexton visits Callaway mission school under Presbyterian supervision. Mrs. J. R. Anderson returns from Roanoke with daughter Lena. Gillespie couple attend inauguration in Washington. Mayor K. Patty to Knoxville visit family. Frank Walker of Petersburg arrives in Narrows ill with flu. Ben Bates from Galax spends Sunday at home. others listed include A. P. Buchanan with flu, Gilford MacDonald with pneumonia, Mrs. Robert Davis ill, Ella Scott visiting, and Mrs. Rabe Wilburn regaining mobility.

Mamie Sexton Callaway Mr. Gates Appalachian Power Company A. P. Buchanan Gilford MacDonald Robert Davis Ella Scott Duhling W. A. Tabor Rabe Wilburn Fin

Colored Folk Narrator Defends Bluefield Churches

The piece by Thomas G. Howard under the caption Quick On Impulse But Soon Fades Away defends Bluefield Colored Christians against unjust outside views. It argues church groups can cooperate for welfare, notes unmade offers from the Presbyterian parsonage and Woman’s Improvement Club, and urges fair treatment of colored church efforts.

Bluefield Presbyterian Church Woman's Improvement Club Improvement Club Thomas G. Howard

Bluefield clubs host reading room fund drive and religious notices

A Bluefield Woman's Improvement Club meeting on February 26 raised funds discussions for equipping the reading room. Eight Flat Top Medical Association members joined lunch, contributing $3. The next meeting is March 12 at Mrs. J. H. Bailey's home. Evangelistic services begin at John Stewart Memorial Church with a joint service March 1.

J. H. Bailey Davidson Street Moore

Elks gathering invites members and relatives

At 3 o'clock an Elks group invites all who wish to join and have relatives in the Elks. Mme. M. BE. Woods is president and Mme. A. G. Robinson serves as secretary, highlighting the event as a matter of importance.

ST. Marys Church St. Mary's Church Parent - Teacher Association Genoa Avenue Thos. G. Howard Marcellus Shorts Ardelia Jones Hampton Purcell Russell Drewry Harold and Pomp Hobson M. EK. Woods O. C. Walden R. Anderson Daily Telegraph Daughters OF Elks The Elks Mme M. BE. Woods A. G. Robinson

Bluefield Colored Institute Prep For Roanoke Game

The Bluefield Colored Institute basketball team plans to travel Friday to meet Roanoke in a game set for March 14 at the school auditorium. Coach Lyda expects a tough contest. lineup likely includes Hayden, Hickman, I. Holley, P. Holley, and Hendricks.

Roanoke Lyda Hayden Hickman I. Holley P. Holley Hendricks

Thanks for the many sympathies in bereavement

Mrs. Ben W. Barbour and family express gratitude to friends for acts of devotion sympathy and floral tributes following a recent bereavement noting deep appreciation for support during the bereavement period.

Ben W. Barbour

King George Cuts Royal Expenses in Staffing Shakeup

London report states King George will cut expenses by not filling several salaried posts. The royal household undergoes a staffing reduction as part of cost saving measures.

London George

Competition Seen As Sign Of Rate Contest

Dublin reports that thirty years ago 3000 emigrants sailed weekly from Queenstown to America with two lines handling traffic. Now fewer than a quarter survive yet five lines compete. United American Line opens an office in Queenstown while North German Lloyd directors discuss facilities in case Queenstown joins their trans Atlantic service. It costs 1000 dollars for a ship to call at Queenstown and carriers sometimes route via Liverpool to Ireland. A resident warns the evidence of competition signals another rate war.

Dublin Irish Times Queenstown America United American Line North German Lloyd Company Liverpool Ireland

Idle Tonnage Increase Shown in British Port

Liverpool reports a rise in idle tonnage as shipping firms struggle amid a weak market. The March figures indicate more ships laid up than at the same point last year, underscoring industry distress and reduced freighter activity.

Liverpool Mar

Principal ports show idle tonnage rises in Q4 1927

Tonnage at key ports for the quarter ended December 1927 shows increases over the October quarter. Liverpool adds 50,000 tons idle, Hull 39,000, Glasgow 28,000, Bristol 9,000, Leigh 10,000, with London also rising.

Liverpool Hull London Glasgow Bristol Leigh

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Chain of Eastern Play Houses Breckinridge Methodist Church RK. Ashworth R. BE. Early Epworth League Union Nannie Reed Crockett Lois Benbow Intire Paris MacMallin Clear Fork Pocahontas McMullin Itelf Good Ladies Twin City National A Myt. Zion Baptist Church James J. Hill J . C.H. Lydia C. W. Tiffany William Drewry 8. R. Anderson Mra. M. EB. Mosely Mary B. Beckwith T. J. Houston President Coolidge Hill Lincoln Mr. Coolidge Seventh Barade Nina Wimbush Vertie Tenth Barade Lucille Capper Mary Armstead Annie J. Downs ST. Patrick's John Stewart M. E. Church E. W. Lomax Jones Street Masonic Hall Mr. Blake Emanuel Baptist Church P. G. Gaines Gratton Princeton Leakie BK. Hill Ben Cook High Street Washington San Francisco Dallas New Yor City Cincinnati Canada P. J. Dickerson Albert Bradshaw Willie B Charleston Bane Harman W. Andrew Patterson Winding Gulf Pierre Haskins A. Washington Little Lamar Jackson Polly Young Springton Arthur H. G. Swan Knoxville Tenn Swan Flora Thomas Norfolk Maggie Royster Fireco Mary Mitchell Golden State Baptist Church B. G. Silaughter J. J. Martin Greater Bluefield Business College Raleigh Street Bluefield, W. Va SENN J. Perguson, A John Stewart Memorial Church Atv Scott Street Baptist Church John Stewart Memorial Baptist Church H. B. James Scott Street Church John Stewart Church World Service Bluefield Colored Institute Thee Parent- Teacher Association of the Training School Sims R. P. Sims State Board of Education Ely Virginia N. E. Rierson Princeton Avenue WN. & W. Station Peerless Wester Cleveland Ohio Bluefield Garage, Inc Peerless Motor Car Company W. VA Fea
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