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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1943

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Tazewell County Candidates Delay Ice Breaking

Tazewell County candidates slow to declare for county offices with only board of supervisors cards carried last week. Incumbents expected to seek reelection with two tickets likely. Russell County noted as leading. Susannah Wesley Club met with Mrs. E. A. Shurgart focusing on Christian home and Bible contest readings.

Tazewell Board of Supervisors Russell County Susannah Wesley Club E. A. Shurgart Thursay C. B. Blankenship Dittman Chistian Home Blankenship God Margaret E. Sangster W. K. Graves

Long tail deer sightings spark open season talk in Virginia

Wisconsin deer were released in Tazewell county and Clear Fork, with one from the cow tailed lot reaching Blue Stone Valley. The Bluefield, Virginia News seeks reader reports and tips for the wild animal editor as calls grow for an open season in southwestern Virginia next year.

Wisconsin Tazewell County Clear Fork Bluestone Valley Virginia Wild Animal Bluefield

Pastor Stanley Humble Hosts Tip Top Sermon Plan

Stanley Humble is noted as pastor. Bailey and Ebenezer churches hold their usual services. At Tip Top Methodist church Rev J C Spurlin of West Graham Methodist will preach at 3 p m in the pastor's absence. Tip Top young people skip Bible study.

Stanley Humble Bailey and Ebenezer Tip Top Methodist Church J. C. Spurlin West Graham Methodist Tip Top

Signs of Spring Lullaby of Robins Echoes In Early Season

The piece notes robins singing as a sign of spring while acknowledging possible remaining snows before corn planting. It cautions that a late April snowstorm would be unusual and mentions a whopper snow in late April.

Red Cross appeals to parents of service members

The Red Cross calls on families with sons in the service to support its aid mission. It stresses the need to help those in trouble and victims unable to assist themselves, urging continued, affordable support from all parents.

RED Cross American Red Cross

Woman claims two fives for dime candy from blind boy

A woman bought a dime in candy from a blind boy and presented a one dollar bill. She told him it was two five dollar bills and kept the remaining four ninety. The incident raises whether she should be forced to restitution. It did not occur in Greater Bluefield but did occur elsewhere.

Kentuckians Meet and Local Church News Bits

Two Kentuckians Mrs Ruth Warnal of Princeton and B J Callaway of Lawrence County meet in Bluefield sharing news of Western College Bowling Green and family. The First Methodist Church men’s Bible class meets Monday at 7 30 with full attendance urged. Graham High School Band Club also gathers Monday at 7 30. Mrs Tibbs and Mrs Harmen return from Knoxville after attending the Women’s Society of Christian Service conference March 9 10. Private James Dean in California sends regards to friends amid a long winter question and guess.

Ruth Goland Warnal Princeton B. J. Callaway Bluefield Claude Rule Callaway Lawrence County Kentucky Warnal First Methodist Church Graham High School Wagoner Hawkins Terry C. Tibbs Harmen Knoxville Tenn Woman's Society of Christian Service J. E. Oblinger Richlands C. E. A

Winter's chill and community notes mix in latest column

The column surveys a cold season asking how often the thermometer dipped below zero and who holds the record. It shares tributes to R. H. Callaway from Rev Isaac Wright and notes funerals for Callaway relatives. Other items mention military and hospital news, a choir rehearsal, and local residents moving or visiting.

Pounding Mill Community Notes and Local Households

Pounding Mill Virginia reports church notice Rev W E Mustard will preach Sunday night. Local residents and travelers share weekend shopping in Bluefield and Bluefield area. Military personnel including Carlton Craig on leave and Staff Sergeants Asbury and Childress visit home. Several family updates and hospital notice for Mrs W H McGee.

Pounding Mill W.E. Mustard C. H. Robinette David M. H. Christian Bluefield J. H. Johnson Mary Gladys Peggy Trayer Carlton Craig U. S. Navy R. A. Craig Sarah Lewis John Collins Clinch Valley Clinic Betty Guy Liberty Charles Asbury W. A. Asbury Laura Asbury Baltimore Mary Sue Ringstaff Kingsport Tenn Rarph Childress Georgia Eveline Laura Childress Grundy School Dennis Beavers Robert Beavers Pounding Mill Branch W. H. McGee Rees Pruett Ed Martin Harry Quesenberry Radford G. A. Riley Pvt Conley McGee

Private William Nipper Visits Abb's Valley Parents

Abb's Valley reports visiting relatives as Private William Nipper of Camp Polk Louisiana spends time with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Nipper. Mrs Everette Waters and two daughters visit Logan county relatives. Mrs Blaine Cloyd of Tennessee visits kin. Marvin Dillon returns to Madisonville Tennessee college after visiting his mother Mrs W H Dillon. Ladies Missionary Society meets at Baptist church. next meeting in April. Mr and Mrs Edd French of Jenkin Jones West Virginia visit relatives here Sunday.

Abb’s Valley William =. Nipper Camp Polk Louisiana Walter Nipper Everette Waters Logan County Blaine Cloyd Tennessee Marvin Dillon Madisonville Tenn W. H. Dillon Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Chureh Edd French Jenkin Jones W. Va

West Virginia Christian Service circle hosts in Amonate

Mrs. W. L. Lowman and Miss Orpha Handley cohosted the West Virginia circle of Christian Service at Mrs. Lowman’s home in Amonate. Mrs. C. E. Brewster led the program with Miss Edith Hanse and Mrs. Robert Gray assisting. Agnew chaired the business meeting and a birthday party was voted for soon. Lt. Silas R. Barker, recently promoted to second lieutenant at Fort Benning, Ga., visited his sister Mrs. G. G. Herndon last week.

Corporal Jessee Abshere Fort Benning, Ga J. W. Abshere Mrs. Mack Kifizer West Graham Amonate W. L. Lowman Orpha Handley West Virginia Silas R. Barker United States Army G. G. Herndon Fort Benning

Pollyanna Party At Mrs Lowman Home Honors Members

Following a Society of Christian Worship meeting at Mrs Lowman home on Tuesday night a Pollyanna party was enjoyed. Prizes were won by Mrs Sarah Robertson Mrs F E Cyphers Mrs Shelton Morefield and Mrs J L Agnew. Gifts exchanged and new Pollyannas drawn. A party plate was served to a long list of attendees including Mrs Litz Reed Mrs B Reed Mrs Frank Williams Mrs J W House Mrs C E Brewster and many others.

Society of Christian Worship Lowman Sarah Robertson F. E Cyphers Shelton Morefield J. L. Agnew Litz Reed B. Reed Frank Williams J. W House C. E

Auxiliary of Christian Service Meeting at Church Tuesday

The Society of Christian Service auxiliary will meet at the church Tuesday night. Mrs. Jack Montgomery and daughter Louise of Worth visited her sister Mrs. C W Stamper and Mr Stamper the past two weeks. Mrs. Albert Collins and Mrs. Elza Sizemore attend the convention in Chattanooga this week.

The Society of Christian Service Jack Montgomery Louise Worth C. W. Stamper Stamper Albert Collins Elza Sizemore Chattanooga Tenn Ruth Herndon Grundy W. A. Spears Clinch Valley Clinic Tommy Gwylin Humphrey Welch Bill Saunders U.S. Army Ed Saunders

Baby Donna Mae born to G A Johnson couple in Bishop

In Bishop Virginia March 2 Donna Mae Johnson was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. G A Johnson born March 2. Frances Beavers is the former Miss Beavers. The Johnsons have one other child.

Bishop, Va G. A. Johnson Donna Mae

Bailey News Roundup Highlights Local Social and Health Notes

Bailey Virginia reports a busy week with visits from G. V. Bourne of Cumberland Road and Evelyn Barnette with sons Tommy and Lucky from Bluefield. Family updates include Ronnie Tickle’s illness and Mrs. Holbrook’s finger infection. Ernest Brewer on furlough from Kessler Field visits family. Community Club hosted a sharing party at Mrs. Dillon’s with attendees F K Karr and others.

Ernest Brewer Kessler Field R. Brewer J. Dillon Peece F. K. Karr Rose Welburn F. H. Davidson Randolph Bourne Bessie French Cc. E. Sumners E. Dillon Eaith Russell Evelyn Barnett Russell Bluefield

Buchanan Democrats Endorse FDR Fourth Term

The Buchanan county Democratic committee adopted a resolution endorsing Franklin D Roosevelt for a fourth term and backing Senators Glass and Byrd and Congressman John W Flanagan. The body also praised Governor Darden and County Chairman W L Dennis, set a county convention for April 17, and explained a preference for a county primary but opted for the convention to save labor and costs. Precinct mass meetings are slated for March 27 at 2 PM to select delegates based on each 25 Roosevelt votes in the last general election.

Buchanan County Democratic Committee Grundy Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt Glass Byrd John W. Flanagan Darden W. L. Dennis

Williams Accepts Theater Manager Post in Lenora City

A. C. Williams Jr. departs Grundy for Lenora City Tennessee to take a Gem theater manager role owned by Cherokee and Crescent Amusement companies. He came from Tabor City North Carolina in May 1941 and was formerly operator of projecting rooms. Mrs Williams and their youngest daughter will stay in Grundy.

A. C. Williams, Jr Lenora City Tenn Gem Theater Cherokee and Cresent Amusement, Companies Williams Grundy Tabor City N. C Loriie Breeding

Woman's Society Meets at Grundy Methodist Church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Grundy Methodist held a regular meeting led by Mrs. Amanda Charles. She gave the devotional "No Duty Can Seem Lowly to Him Who Lives With Thee" as Mrs. R E Williams and Mrs. Wesley F Leeford presented the program "Uprooted people" about agricultural migrants and new defense-area residents lacking religious contact. Mrs. Clyde Dennis sang "This Is My Task" with accompaniment by Mrs. Percy V Dennis.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Grundy Methodist Church Grundy Amanda Charles Charles R. E. Williams Wesley F. Leeford Clyde Dennis Percy VY. Dennis

Silas Barker Commissioned as Lieutenant in Army

Silas Barker son of Mrs Nan cy Barker of Harman received a commission as lieutenant in the U S Army after completing pilot training at Fort Benning Georgia He will join Cavaliers Texas following a short visit with his mother and previously served as a staff sergeant in Panama before going to Fort Benning in January.

Silas Barker Nancy Barker Harman U. S Fliers Fort Benning Barker Cavaliers Texas Panama

Merchants Clinic Planned at Grundy Courthouse

A merchants clinic will be held in Grundy courthouse Thursday March 18 to urge all Buchanan county merchants to attend. The session begins at 8 o'clock and is led by price control program officials including Marshall Mc Clung H H Howard and J Hoge T Sutherland.

Grundy Courthouse Buchanan County Marshall McClung H. H. Howard J. Hoge T. Sutherland Lebanon

Williams Sons Assigned to Panama Canal Zone and Fort Stevens

Attorney and Mrs. R. E. Williams report their son Lieutenant John Williams has been assigned to duty in the Panama Canal Zone. Their other son, Pfc. Joe M. Williams, is stationed at Fort Stevens Oregon with the engineering corps.

R. E. Williams John Williams Panama Canal Zone Pfc Joe M. Williams Fort Stevens Oregon Engineering Corps

Bible Teacher Kathrine Yates to Speak at Presbyterian Churches

Miss Kathrine Yates a Richlands Bible teacher will speak at Grundy Oakwood and Vansant churches in Buchanan County. Her parents are Presbyterian missionaries to China and she is described as a sought after public speaker on Orient conditions. She will speak Grundy 11:00 AM Oakwood 3:30 PM Vansant 7:30 PM.

Kathrine Yates Richlands Buchanan County Orient

Born to Mr and Mrs Berlin Little in Vansant

A baby girl was born last Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Little in Vansant Virginia. The mother and daughter are doing nicely. The notice names Mr and Mrs Granville Child as relatives.

Vansant Berlin Little Mrs. Granville

Matney Is Assigned Training At Aberdeen Proving Ground

Dewey L Matney son of Mr and Mrs W M Matney of Patterson has been assigned for training to the ordnance replacement center at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland. He will undergo four weeks of basic training in defensive and offensive chemical warfare military sanitation discipline and related subjects. After completion he will be sent to a more advanced training school.

Dewey L. Hatney W. M. Matney Patterson Ordnance Replacement Center Aberdeen Proving Round Matney

Local residents relocate and military updates across towns

Families move to Pascagoula Mississippi Harmon Virginia and Eddo Kentucky for work and caregiving. A J Lambert and Woodard families occupy new homes. Susie J Phillips hosts visits in Eddo. Herman E Brewster promoted to corporal stationed in Maine. Burns family daughter recovering from ear infection after a weekend at Grundy senior play.

Eddo H. B. Gricith Clinch Valley Clinic Richlands Herman E. Brewster Keen Mountain Brewster Army Air Corps Pressue Isle Maine Virginia B. B. Burns, Jr Grundy

Local News From Cedar Bluff Va Residents And Births

Cedar Bluff reports several births at Clinch Valley Clinic including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mose White born February 24 and a daughter Linda Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wilson also February 24. A son Norman Randolph was born February 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M. Alrey. Bill Games returns to Cherry Point Marine Air Station after visiting Cedar Bluff and Richlands. Othaleen Russell leaves for Day tona Beach to join the WAACS. Aviation Cadet Arnold Goodwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Goodwin, is stationed in Salt Lake City after enlisting in December.

Ashby Davis Dillon United States Navy Norfolk Amonate Jacksonville Fla Aviation Metalsmith Pocahontas Fuel Company Kathleen Bird B. G. Bird Cedar Bluff James Patsy Mose White Clinch Valley Clinic Pearl Wilson Linda Lee Cecil M. Alrey Norman Randolph Bill Games U. S. Marine Air Station Cherry Point N. C Richlands Andy Hall Eunice Lowe Coeburn C. P. Russell Othaleen Bluefield W. Va WAACS Daytona Beach Ivan Cordle Seaboard Wilbur Russell Arnold Goodwin Jake Goodwin Salt Lake City Utah Young Goodwin Air Corps Greever Witten C. ©. Selfe Majil Mullens Roy Thompson Los Angeles Calif Set Camp Compton Thompson Pauline Rudy B. F. Lester Linda Bristol W. B. Steele Emyrtee Hale Jimesie Summers Johnnie Welch Florida Jackie Williams Homer Williams Vicie Steele Ernest Joyce Crumpler Ernest Smith J. R. Smith Clarence Jessee Williamson Tom Beavers John Nelson Kingsport Tenn Kertis Rankin Dorothy Ann Berwind Rankin Co. B. Rankin Glenn Allen Russell Keller Russell Mattie Williams Hospital D. P. Watkins Worth Watekins Betty Wyatt Ruby C. B. Hurley Pascagoula Miss C. B. Hureley Tom Brown Louise Hawkins Walter Padbury, Jr Wade Corley Sedora Jane Mr. Corley Pearl Bevins Enenue Grundy Meaty Sue Smyth Blyth Smyth, Jr Camden D. C U.S. Army Air Corps Helen Warner Roanoke Anna Maud Bandy Susie Clark Bluefiel L. Hunter Amos Royden Adel Montgomery

Baby girl born to Elbert Nelson in Rocky Gap

Rocky Gap Virginia reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Nelson on Sunday March 13. The note lists visitors and local residents visiting relatives, including Bob Smith of Princeton and families of Stowers Musser Honaker Bird Hutchinson Shrader.

Rocky Gap Elbert Nelson Bob Smith Princeton John Smith L. T. Stowers Newton Ann Ruth Emory Hare George Musser Sallie J. Honaker Raymond Williams Jimmy Pembroke Henry Helvey Chicago John Bird Narrows Mulkey Scott Hutchinson Bobby Peggy Paul Shrader Clear Fork

Tip Top Residents Suffer Mine Accident and Illness

Floyd Stevens suffered a broken leg in a Pocahontas Fuel mine accident near Bossergain. He spent days in Bluefield sanitarium and now recuperates at home. Local visits include Grat Snell and Harry Snell with Walter Mathena visiting War West Virginia relatives. Mrs. James Melvin and Miss Virginia Melvin are ill. Louie Jones of Bailey visited Alice and Jackie Wilburn. Grat Snell remains ill at home.

Tip Top Floyd Stevens Pocahontas Louie Jones Bailey Alice Jackie Wilburn Sam Bundy Horspens Grat Snell

Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Annual Meeting in Richlands

The Presbyterian Auxiliary held its annual meeting at the Richlands church on Thursday evening with five circles meeting separately before a devotional and social hour. New officers were appointed for the coming year and gifts presented to outgoing chairwoman Mrs. Paul Jessee and former member Miss F. B. Lester. The event included birthday acknowledgments and a social hour for 35 members.

Richlands Presbyterian Auxiliary James P. Farmer Nell Porter Boggess Paul Jessee F. B. Lester Bristol Virginia Somers Margaret Luther Thompson Ora Bandy Yeats Richlands High School Harry Patterson

Local Births and Leave Returns Across Richlands Area

Private Fred Larimer returns from brief leave to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Several service members in Richlands area report furloughs and home visits from Camp Gorden, Bainbridge, Camp Polk, De Ridder, and overseas deployment news. Local births include Carolyn Lee Joyce and Sarah Kay Moneymaker with community notices and a church youth fellowship address by H K Cassell on March 14.

Fred Larimer Ft. Benjamin Harrison Ind Tazewell H. J. Mustard Jimmy Ratliff Camp Polk Viola Ratliff N. G. Gilmer R. J. Liddle John Liddle U. S. Army Thelma Cunningham Pvt James W. Cunningham de Ridder Air Base de Ridder, la H. K. Cassell Richlands High School The Methodist Church

Thanking Friends for Kindness After Mother's Death

A note expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of Mrs. Nellie Powers. It thanks Farm er's Funeral Home and those who sent flowers and provided transport. The item also lists numerous local visits and personal updates from area residents. Public funds for social services in Great Britain are noted as funded by national and local taxes.

Nellie Powers Farmer’s Funeral Home Great Britain

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Graham Circuit Methodist BIBLE James Dean California James Isaac Wright Norfolk and Western R. H. Callaway Wright Bob Callaway Clay Callaway Cincinnati Sgt Murray Callaway Camp Forrest W. H. Callup St. Luke’s Hospital Greever Avenue James Leedy W. H. Cullup Music Lovers’ Club J. S. Dudley, Jr Joe Lambert N. College Avenue Gulfport U. S. Army Air Forces Lambert Leckie Abb’s Valley, Va GC. E. Brewster R. L. Thompson Bishop P.T. A E. E. Crockett Henry Carter Sam Maxey Walter “Slick” Altizer Frank Baugh Mississippi Music Ferguson Miss Bivins Lester Perry Claude Altizer Claude Pearl Harbor T. R. Altizer Walter Beavers Tom Altizer Nick Francis W.K. Peters Bluefield Sanitarium C. L. Crawford Thomas Justice, Jr Cambridge Elmer Steele Bailey, Va Japan New Zealand United States Siberia Lend-Lease Office Russia Grundy, Va Buchanan Party Woman’s Society Christian Service Merchants Vansant, Va Lee Theatre Bluefield Virginia Sergeant York Gary Cooper News of the World Flatbush Loyd Nolan Carol Landis Mrs. Hadley Edward Arnold Fay Bainter Donna Reed Dewey L. Matney U. S. Brown Mis Glenn Hare Walter Mathena Icra Barre Monument Company A. G. Wright Vera L. Wright B. J. Cook Bob Horton W. L. Padbury Cc. E. A Childress Delbert Williamson Clyde Moore Carolyn Lee Joyce Blanche Nipper Eugene Johnson del Ray Johnson Ora Daiton John Moneymaker Sarah Kay Moneymaker Margaret Steele Alex Childress Linda Gail Trinity House Hollywood Lizabeth Walker Octavia Hendricks Eee Billy Tarter Harry Tarter V.P
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