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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
2
Society page notes a good musical program will be gendered and urges broad Local League participation as the annual election of officers approaches. Book Review segment referenced.
The Hast End Parent-Teacher Association featured a child program with songs recitations and a dramatization by third grade students. Trinity Methodist Church Woman's Auxiliary met for reports and a vocal duet. The Blond Street Missionary Society group plans a study of Methodism history and a New Testament women guessing contest. Bluefield library lists Made and Mary Rosa as a cheerful book about a memory painter helping unhappy people. Epworth League Union prepares for Tri-district meeting in Bluefield. Springtime school play at Beaver School promises strong performances with a matinee today. Diland Street Church Men’s Club hosts a 6:15 dinner with chicken on the menu.
Dr and Mrs Albert Hoge will host a dance at the Bluefield Country Club Saturday evening. Mrs R B Holcomb left for Huntington to visit her son Joe who has been ill for weeks. Rev J A Bays returned from a trip to Greenville Bristol and Abingdon. Mrs L B Rimmer, staying with her sister, entered St Luke's Hospital for treatment. Mrs A J Smith and Mrs Robert Durham of Gary shopped in the city. EB Stringfellow is expected theme today after a pleasant visit.
Flapper Fanny in a confessional magazine sparks chatter as friends and relatives travel, visit, and relocate. Residents including Mrs G A Shirey in Florida and Mrs J N Parker return from Roanoke while Bluefield sanitarium care affects Mrs R B Hudson. Notables go to Huntington, Richmond, Galax, and St. Louis as examinations, resignations, and trips mark the town’s social calendar.
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