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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
2
A church and community notes celebrate mothers with floral tributes and affectionate tokens. The piece reflects on Mother’s Day as a yearly shrine to mother love, contrasting living and departed mothers and the quiet joys shared by families.
Ad reads Ferraline as a concentrated mineral water treatment for stomach disorders. A ten day treatment costs one dollar, with a druggist refund if not proven to improve digestion and well being. The offer emphasizes guaranteed results and money back assurance.
A textured musing on motherhood and tenderness contrasts with a flapper scene. mentions of Caldwell, the Reverend Wilson Holder, Miss Lee Fretwell, Ray Evans, Mrs. George Barger, and Miss Ela Horroyd accompany brief lines about violin and piano.
Virginia Asher Bible Council hosted a singing program with soloist Miss Virginia Asher and tributes to the late Mother Day. Officers reported on committees, plans for a Roanoke regional meeting, and welcomed new members Edith Clarkson and Ida Clarkson along with others.
Ellison Marshall's new Northland novel centers on Fate pairing Bert the guide and Paul Fieldmaster from the Outside. The Girl helps Bert redeem his life as Paul battles unseen forces, with dramatic episodes guided by love and sacrifice.
Ahavath Sholem Sisterhood hosted a spring dance at the American Legion hall last evening. More than fifty couples danced with chaperones Mrs A Effron Mrs S Angrist Mrs Sol Greenspon and Mrs J S Turk among the guests from nearby towns and coalfields. The West Virginia Ramblers supplied music as proceeds benefit the Sisterhood. Refreshments were served. Marianum Society serves lunch today for K of C delegates at Mrs J I Phips home on Wyoming Street. Visitors expected. Abe Schlossberg welcomed a healthy son at Bluefield Sanitarium Monday morning. Today is Ladies Day at Bluefield Country Club with several attendees.
Morning features a putting and approaching contest followed by an afternoon tournament. Luncheon will be served as usual.
The Fairview Parent-Teacher Association hosts a 3 o'clock program featuring the Fairview orchestra and 6th grade chorus led by Mrs. Anderson. Miss Rockwell presents a paper on why children should attend high school. The "Head of Christ" picture donated by J. D. Cartwright will be shown. An art exhibit by departmental grades runs today as parents are invited to attend and partake in the officer election.
A hiking party hosted by Miss Elsie Lawrence of Juniper Street enjoyed a trip to Hast River Mountain. Games and refreshments accompanied the outing. Participants included Allyeu McMullin, Ruth Trumbo, Alva Lawrence, June Fairchild, Ruby Rutherland, Madge Rutherland, Ruby Hall, Estelle Hall, Madeline Mlenteraon, Helen Anderson, Virginia Ball, and Grace and Claudie Lawrence.
Lennie Whitney organized a Sunday afternoon juvenile party to celebrate a birthday. The event drew local youths and families as an informal gathering with games, cake, and light entertainment.
Forest City Iowa woman describes relief from years of pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says five bottles let her do housework milking and caring for a healthy eight month old baby. She offers to answer letters about the product.
Partly on the golf links adjoining his home on the Frinceton road, the scene describes children enjoying games and delight ful refreshments as a local gathering unfolds.
Mrs Henry Rodgin, a renowned violinist, has accepted an invitation to appear before the Concord College assembly today in Athens. She was highly sought after as an entertainer owing to her notable talent and engaging personality.
Change of hour announced for Dr E E Northen's Bible Class meeting in Hamilton Hall tonight at 7 45 pm due to a shift from 7 30 pm. Personal items note Harry Cash escorted Miss Ethel Brown to the Beaver B Banquet Friday night and Homer Bowling of Williamson visited Bhiefield recently. Mrs John Smith of Gary under medical care in the city and Mrs R E Haya of Pulaski spent the weekend in Bluefield while Mr and Mrs W G Feimster Sr returned Saturday on No 1 from their trip.
Mrs Felmeter formerly Miss Mary Catherine Swink of Win, after her recent marriage embarks on a moon journey with ties to Turn to Page Eleven.
Wade Parent-Teacher Association meets this evening at 7 20 with readings and music. Games directed by Miss Desir Glimere of the YWCA. Program includes song America prayer and a reading by Miss Hazel.
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