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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
12
Society page reports delegates to the recent missionary conference at Johnson City. Mrs Henry McNeil and Mrs Thomas Weeks performed a charming vocal duet.
Society newsroom notes list telephone number six for the society editor, No. 14 edition details. Local readers are invited to call for notices, engagements, and community events.
At the East End P T A meeting Thursday afternoon the third grade opened with Scotland's King. Dorothy Shull recited Which Loved Best, Bobbie Ireson sang, John Dilinger read Keep a-Going, and girls sang Indian Lullaby. Elizabeth Graham read The Snow Man, and 4-A presented The Big Poor Family Irish playlet.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Methodist Church met Wednesday at the church with Mrs. Charles Dick presiding. Glowing reports were given by Mrs. Dick Mrs. J. M. Carter and Mrs. P. M. Stump on the group’s progress and activities.
The Lockie Rankin Circle of the Bland Street Eee eet will meet at the home of Louise and Virginia Dilger on Stowers Street Monday evening March 16 at 7 30 to begin the study of the history of Methodism. A guessing contest on women of the New Testament will feature the meeting. This meeting marks the end of the first quarter and is the time for the payment of dues. All members urged to be present.
All Epworth League members of Grace church traveling to Field Virginia for the district union meeting will assemble on Thomas Street at 7 o'clock this evening.
Mr and Mrs R B Miller of Wellsburg West Virginia welcomed a son named Richard Bentel Jr at the Bluefield sanitarium on Sunday morning.
Preston street Bible class will meet with Mrs George Kitts this evening at 7 30. Full attendance is desired.
The Tri-district Epworth League Union will gather this evening at seven forty five. Members from the three districts are expected to attend the meeting.
Bluefield Virginia prepares for a community meeting with a large turnout urged to attend the annual election of league officers as a prominent local program is set to be performed.
The Bluefield public library shelves the Faith Baldwin novel Magic and Mary Rose a cheerful tale of Mary Rose who becomes a memory painter helping discouraged people recall happy memories to restore optimism. The magic lies in enduring human love and happiness.
Beaver High School presents the annual Springtime performances with a 3 o clock matinee for children serving as dress rehearsal. Evening shows run at 8 o'clock today and Saturday with expectations to exceed past city school events.
The Men's Club will serve a supper this evening at 6 15 at Bland Street Church. The menu features chicken and all the accessories.
Dr and Mrs Albert Hoge will host a dance Saturday evening at the Bluefield Country Club. The event invites members and guests for an evening of music at the club facilities.
Mrs. R B Holcomb travels Thursday to Huntington to visit her son Joe who has been ill for weeks. Rev J A Bays returns from trips to Greenville Bristol and Abingdon. Mrs L B Rimmer, staying with her sister Mrs J A Griffith, enters St Luke's Hospital for treatment. Mrs A J Smith and Mrs Robert Durham of Gary were shopping in the city. Mrs BE Stringfellow expected home today after a pleasant visit.
Flapper Fanny reports multiple residents and visitors in the city, with departures to Louisville Huntington Galax Roanoke and Richmond and returns from New York Plainfield and Bluefield. Local illnesses and job changes noted include scarlet fever recovery resignations at Woolworth Fox pharmacy and Union store.
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