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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1925

Page

2

Society Notes and Local Events From Blue Hill

Little Misses Wilda and Imogen Auatha hosted a Saturday teat party at their Washington Street home for a group of young friends. Prizes went to Edna Kesler and Birdie Rodgin with Katelle Cameron winning the baby prize. attendees included Birdie Rodgin Isabelle Cameron Bertha Wimmer Helen Shaver Virginia Long and others. New library release Span ed Sunlight by Anthony Pryde featured in notices. Also listed are a historical spots discussion at Mrs Jenkins home public library items and a St Patrick Day social at Mrs Donaghue Rogers Street.

Misses Wilda Imogenn Auatha Washington Street South Blue- Hell Miss Wilda Mia Austin Mamie Wyatte Saint Patrick Edna Kesler Birdie Rodgin Bécy Katelle Cameron Birdie ‘Rodgin Isabelle Cameron Bertha Wimmer Helen Shaver Virginia Long Louise Ray Keith Hdna Kesler Masters Jay Rodgin Thomas Peirson Jim Munusey Jim Shott Anthony Pryde Marianum Society of Sacred Heart Church P. J. Donaghue Rogers Street

Miss Watts Named Patroness of Spalding Concert

Miss Gertrude Watts of this city is named a patroness of the Albert Spalding concert this evening at Roundale Virginia, highlighting local support for the event and the renowned guitarist.

Miss Watts Gertrude Watts Albert Spalding Rounole

Pageant of the Year delights at First Presbyterian church

A large audience enjoyed the Pageant of the Year presented by the Woman's Auxiliary at the First Presbyterian church. The program featured costumes, angels, flag bearers and flowers with choir and Sunday school children. Special musical numbers were performed by Mrs. David Littlejohn P. S. Lovelace Miss Abegegtt Warrick and Mrs. C G. Warris. The production was praised as one of the most elaborate church events locally.

Woman's Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church Jesson David Littlejohn P. S. Lovelace Abegegtt Warrick C. G. Warris

Virginia Asher Council Receives Readings and Plans

Virginia Asher Council held its regular meeting last evening at the W. GC rooms with Miss Maxine Sterne and Miss Sallie Brotton presenting readings and a luncheon served by Trinity Methodist. A called executive-board meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 o clock in the Sunday school room. The First Christian church Missionary Society postpones its party to March 24 due to a death, and local groups including the YWCA and PTA plan activities this week. The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Dugout with prayers, the constitution preamble read, and reports on hospital visits and Valentine drives given.

Maxine Sterne Virginia Asher Ble Council W. GC Sallie Brotton Alao Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion BP. J. Black Margaret McCue A. S. Hooker Bookey Otter Lake Mich United States Warlick Yadios Drain Samuel Levie Mra Angrist

Shamrock Legends On St Patrick's Day Blooming Tale

An Irish legend explains the shamrock's symbolism with St Patrick and King Laoghaire, describing three leaves on one stem as a sign of Christianity. Tales recount the blackthorn blooming despite harsh weather, with Tipperary soil linked to the plant's ubiquity.

Alhamrock Erin St. Patrick Ireland Laoghaire Tara Thephaire Vacghaire Laeoghaire St. Patrick's Siam St. Tatrick Treland Blackthorn Shitintah Tipperary Pyle

Meeting Notice Names and Host Details

Boatman Ruth French W D Haynes Lillian Snidow Myrtle Hughes R D Byrd Jane Lott Harry D Williams Carrie Edwards Wm Alexander J A Days listed. The next meeting will be with Miss Georgie Ratcliffe assisted by Miss Ollie Clarkgton at the home of the former's sister Mrs William Kertey.

Wesleys John Wesley Shelton Harriet Spreden Margaret Bane Misa Ollie Clarkson MM. W. Boatman Misa Elsie Martin Lillian Snidow Mary Lee Wagner Helen Martin Carrie Edwards Cirele Louise Hamilton Elizabeth Shelton Eva Counts Ollie Clarkson Lelie Cunningham Virginia Dilgey Louise Dilger Elsie Martin Margaret Easley Bertha Newton Blanch Douthat Harriett Spleden Aileen Smidth Boatman Ruth French W. D Haynes Myrtle Hughes R. D. Byrd Jane Lott Harry D. Williams Wm. Alexander J. A. Days Georgie Ratcliffe Ollie Clarkgton William Kertey

Quota Club Card Party Aids Underprivileged Girls

A community card party and dance hosted by the Quota Club raised about 400 for underprivileged girls. Various locals and visitors were noted in Bluefield including Mrs Joe Bowen of Freeman and Fred Cofer of the Western Union on a business trip.

Quota Club

Local Social Notes and London Sun Bathingtalk

Mrs Lucy ill travels to New York on business while planning a Texas trip later. Mrs lu CG Atbug of Lynchburg visited Charlottesville and stayed with Mrs Lucy Hill. Miss Katherine I Hardaway returns to Lynchburg after visiting her mother and friends, staying with Mrs J A Blackstock. Inter-town guests attended a club card party and dance hosted by Tr Scott Wale, who returned from Mt Airy NC with Mrs Wale extending her visit. London reports a new fakle that lets sun rays pass through clothing, enabling street walking without feeling ill while benefiting health.

Mary Hickey Nashiville Tenn Calvin Hickey Bluefield New York Verna Hall Woolworth Princeton Misa Bertie Richardson S. 5 Porterfield Clearborhe Ariz Hobart Porterfeld A. Gillespie Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic Gillespie James Hawley H. K. Bailey R. K. Gillespie Virginia Side J. P. Peery Bluestone Mollie Gratt Bramwell French Easley Cincinnati Bd.t. Hardaway Richmond S.B. Ogle B. H. Hancock First Presbyterian Washington Street Frank Hasley Lynchyurg Mary Pase St. Luke’s Hospital Charlottesville Texas Lucy Ill Atbug Lynchburg Lucy Hill Katherine I Hardaway FE. W. Hardaway J. A. Blackstock McGinnis Watfeld Gail Carter West Scott Wale Mt. Airy N.C

Mothers of Daughters Promote Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound

Royersford and Roxbury letters praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for young women’s health. Mothers describe prominent headaches irregularities and fatigue improving after use. Letters urge other mothers to consider the remedy for similar troubles.

Royersford Lydia Iris Mra USGG Main St Roxbury Mass Mrs. Hudson Eustis Street Masa

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