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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1925

Page

29

Peery Building to Open Roof Garden in Bluefield

The Peery Building on Bland and Federal streets will open its 60 by 60 foot roof garden with open air dances and luncheons on June 4. Owner Thos E will lease the space for events, with Russell County Fiddlers providing music for an old time square dance. A round dance will also be held in the Federal street side room.

Federal Owever Russell County Fiddlers Federal Street Peery Bluefield St. Luke's Hospital Peery Building

Social Personal Personals Visitors and Local Sightings

Francis Lewis Zeigher of Jewell Ridge and others visited Bluefield. J W Bailey of Kimball visited relatives. Miss E B E St Clair was moved to Bluefield Sanitarium after a relapse. Various residents and travelers from Pratt, Narrows, Bramwell, Leonabe, Dublin and Welch appear in weekend notices with family visits and hospital news.

Francis Lewis Zeigher Jewell Ridge Blueneid J. W. Bailey Kimball James Edward Wagoner Stowers Street E. BE. St. Clair Bluefield Sanitarium Mary Wise Hungeresawra Minnie Deyerle Bramwell Scaerald Oakvale Mies Mn Ha Rosen Leonabe H- D. Phillips N. Lindsey Dublin E. M. Dickerson Princeton C. R. Adair and Son Narrows E. C. Bonham Wells Goodykoonts Williamson Bluefield West Vhrginian Annie Clark Althea Mary Diffendiffer Taegar W. A. Vawter Union Street Mabel Evans Annie Davidson Brushford F. H. Jarell Gilmer Street St. Luke's Hospital W. B. Staniforth C. C. Otey R. L. Midkiff A. S. Peery Pocahontas G. T. Crews Willow Street Abe Hogan J. L. Lameth Welch S. Angrist Ramsey Street Louise Billy Beatty Blacksburg

Ireson Hosts Card Party With Beta Theta Sorority

Mrs Ireson entertained last night at her Elm street home with a Beta Theta Sorority card party at Concord College. Guests played cards late, then enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs B A Binder. Several local men and Athens residents attended with sorority members Bula McManaway Hattie McMullen Virginia Alley Roxie Smith Thelma Bailey Julia Delosier Ella Johnson Hazel Powell Maddie Dunn Charlotte Hembrick Mary Dickinson Mrs Hope Mara.

Claude M. Ireson Elm Street Beta Theta Sorority Concord College B. A. Binder Athens Bula McManaway Hattie McMullen Virginia Alley Roxie Smith Thelma Bailey Julia Delosier Ella Johnson Hazel Powell Maddie Dunn Charlotte Hembrick Mary Dickinson Hope Mara

Golden Wedding Observed By Sisson Family in Otey

Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Sisson of Otey celebrated their golden wedding with family from Virginia and Kentucky. C. P. Sisson and C. EB. Sisson returned from Tey, Virginia, where they attended the May 20 anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Sisson.

C. P C. EB. Sisson Tey P. P. Sisson Lissie Shepherd Algoma C. P. Sisson Orinco R. A. Sisson Christiansburg Byrd Sisson Cooper Hill J. B. Lyins Roanoke R. E. Miles Liying Otey

Boys Club to Pick Director After Red’s Departure

Weekly note from the Boys Club shows a new director to be chosen Thursday night. Members reflect on juvenile courts and hope for a wise selection. Pass privileges continue with Mr Brown and Mr Sargent. A camp trip departs Saturday for June 4 prep.

Pilgrimage Signups For Historic Grave Visit

A group of boys including Allen Pankey Thornton Kell Ernest Kesee Sam Morgan and Gus Maynard sign up for a pilgrimage to Mr Watermans grave and a tour of historic sites in Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Cape Cod Providence and more. The trip costs 50 dollars per person with Dr Kell donating the car and Rev Abram providing camping gear. We hope no others join this trip.

Mr. Waterman Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Cape Cod Providence Allen Pankey Thornton Kell Ernest Kesee Sam Morgan Gus Maynard Kell Abram

Waterman Memorial Vision for K and L Memorial

Vision of a Waterman Memorial in Waterman reflects a gym with a director mentoring boys correcting infirmities and building manhood, a city swimming pool, print shop, carpentry shop, radio room, typewriting room, and study classes for employed boys to pursue ambitions. It asks readers to envision a lasting tribute to Red.

Waterman K& L. Waterman Red

Service Director Helps Every Boy at 57

The acting director, known as Mr. Sargent or Sarge, is at the service of every boy who may need help and can usually be reached at 57.

Sign Up For Camp At Bluefield Boys Club Memorial

The Bluefield Boys Club now bears the name E. L. Waterman Memorial, inviting patrons to register early to secure preferred camp sessions before they fill.

Bluefield Boys Club E. L. Waterman

Princeton Graduates Hear State Superintendent and Earn Prizes

The Princeton audience urged more state aid for education as Ford proposed a cigars tax to fund schools. The program featured Rev Phipps invocation, Glee Club performances, violin solo by Miss Routing, and valedictory by Miss Clara Deitz. Gentry praised cooperation, diplomas were awarded, and prizes given for academics and class achievements to seniors including Miss Nancy Sasser and Miss Pauline Rogers.

Ford H. Phipps Glee Club Liar Johnston Holdourney Mattie Routing Clara Deitz Harvey Rice West Virginia Gentry East River High School B. Ogle H. E. DeJarnette Nancy Sasser First National Bank H. Barbakow de Ruth Meador Grace Johnson Virginian Bank of Commerce Pauline Rogers Clisis Bank of Princeton

CANDIDATES SILENT ON COW ISSUE IN CITY CAMPAIGN

City politics heats up as candidates show little interest in the cow question. Both sides claim momentum for next Tuesday's vote while voters consider taxes expenditures street work and other local issues. The campaign remains cordial with light humor and casual exchanges between supporters.

Dream Home on Co Avenue Opens for Inspection

Prospective buyers are invited to tour the unfinished Dream Home on Co Avenue as builders showcase hidden features and modern conveniences. The Bailey Lumber Company, associates, and contractor J. L. Phillippe promote the model’s structural strength, heating and plumbing systems, built in features, and space planning before completion.

Pany W. A. Bodell Plumbing Company Bailey Lumber Company J. L. Phillippe

Golden anniversary of famed fiddler and wife

In an era of broken homes a celebrated fiddler and his wife mark fifty years of marriage. The couple, still joyous since their wedding day, have raised many children and grandchildren who honor them as friends in town recall their home fires burning for half a century.

The Day in Washington Redress aid for Japan earthquake victims

The American Redress offered assistance to victims of the latest Japanese earthquake. The savvy department saw no cause for immediate action. Tax board decisions deducted straight rail and non taxable items, with prosecution noted in a brief tax court context.

Uesoem Dt Rafhoads Board of Tax

Golden Wedds Aged Couple Plans Municipal Ceremony

Mr. Oceo F Richardson of Rodgers Street seeks to honor an aged couple with a Golden Wedding event at the Municipal building on Monday at 8 20. James Elmer n will lead the wedding march and Maury Barrett will sing Old Gray Bonnet, followed by the talk No More Golden Weddings. The Blind Singers with fiddles and guitars perform sacred music, as Judge Gallehan and W R Graham select the third judge. Fiddlers from several states attend. prizes are anticipated to be awarded.

Oceo F. Richardson Rodgers Street James Elmer N Andoor Maury Barrett Gallehan W. R. Graham North Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Mingo County Siodiers

Colored student wins Hathaway Cup at NYU ROTC field day

James Pleasant of 213 East Seventy third Street New York, a colored student in Company C, won the Hathaway Cup for best drilled cadet at NYU ROTC seventh annual field day on University Heights campus. General Summerall reviewed the cadets.

WN. Y. U James Pleasant East Seventy Third Street New York New York University University Heights Pleasent A. Query Charlies P. Summerall Second Corps

Mrs Blackbird Seeks Perilous Nesting Help From Hawk Friend

Mrs Blackbird visits Doctor Bills hospital claiming she protected a friend of her children a fish hawk by inviting her to nest. She explains she built a second nest between sticks in the fish hawks nest space and laid eggs while recounting an encounter with a bald eagle that chased the hawk. The tale ends with anticipation of continuation.

Mrs. Blackbird Doctor Bill's Hospital Doctor Bill Nancy

Farewell Program At Local School Sparks Loyal Ties

The school program featured a chorus led by Irene Bradshaw and Jerome Davis with diplomas presented. Farewell lines praised friendships as classmates Baxter, Nichol Ross, and others bid goodbye. Community gatherings followed with Mrs Cora Hicks and Mrs Pearl Baxter hosting the Widows and Widowers Club.

Charleston W. Va Beth Baxter Perry Irene W Jome Davis Anderson New Century M. Eden Adams Tiet Church Beth Beeta Baxter Ivory Irene Bradshaw Jerome Davis Perry Nichol Ross W- Wilson Columbus Miss Mariah Carroll Bluefield G. Morrison Pulaski Allen Cora L. Hicks Pearl Baxter Wm. Barnes Nuriva Laura Slaughter Augusta H. Kirtley

Mountain Laurel Flowers at Bluefield Social

A Bluefield Virginia social event featured decorations of mountain laurel and wild honeysuckle. Refreshments included punch, a salad course, and coffee. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Greiser, Mr. and Mrs. Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick, Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Averill, and several ladies. Mr. Mulkey won the high score prize for men and Mrs. Mulkey for ladies.

Greiser Mulky Roderick Hancock Averill Baker Harman Gillespie Speed Miss Venable Miss Baylor Babe Barbee Mulkey

Methodist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Conference

Sunday school at 9 30 led by superintendent R Ashworth. Sermon at 11 a m at the high school auditorium for the graduating class. Senior Epworth at 7 p m led by J A Early. Choir special music noted as a delightful feature. Budget reports urged for district conference in Richlands Virginia June 18 21 with Bishop Edwin D Mouzon present.

Methodist Church R. Ashworth Epworth J. A. Early Richlands Edwin D. Mouzon

Lions Delegation Heads to Huntington for WV Meet

A Bluefield Club delegation will travel by car to Huntington for the state Lions Club of West Virginia meeting. About twenty members will make the trip. The Bluefield club is fielding a candidate for president and is considered to have a strong chance.

Bluefield Club Huntington Lions Club of West Virginia Tucsout

University style play opens Bluefield Institute 1925

The Bluefield Colored Institute announces senior class activities for May and June 1925. The senior play Immate Strangers by Booth Tarkington debuts May 26 with cast led by Cecil Williams and James Schofield, followed by a commencement program and an address by Prof. N B Allen of the Columbus Urban League. A recital by Abbie Mitchell last Friday underscores the year’s musical highlight with Bernard Walton at the piano.

Mondoa Mae & P. m Aldumnay N. B. Allen Columbus Urban League Columbus Bisefeld Institute Booth Tarkington Columbus 'Urban League Ohio Tarkington Cecil Williams William Ames James Schofield Isabel Stuart Clayton Barbour Abbie Mitchell New York America Miss Mitchell Bernard Walton Bluefield Instiate

Receivership Asked for Richlands Coal Co

J C McKinley president of Richland Coal Co asked for a receivership in circuit court with Judge Harold Brennan presiding. The court appointed attorney John P Arbenz and the Dollar Savings and Trust Company. The move described as entirely friendly with no discordant features.

Wheeling W. Va J. C. McKinley Richland Coal Company Harold Brennan John P. Arbenz Dollar Savings and Trust Company

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Mrs. Ireson Brown The Colonial Sargent Doc. Owens Mr. Cargent Rastus Nossah Hilltop Seminary Walden Hill Top Baptist Seminary Mitchell Will W. ©. Mitchell Yorice Masons Int Pleasant Beckley Toph Sbie Kyite W. H. Lee eBay West Vic Mre Leslie BH Hill Dunbar L. Dickerson C. H. Kirtley L. G. Bell L. Hyiatt Eeeee Os, Olive Roberts Barton Ms. Blackbird John Stewart Church M. Hyder Presbyterian Church John Stewart Memorial Church Jones Street Annie Stewart John Stewart Sallie Drewey Bluefield, VA LION Bluefield Colored Institute Florence Flossie Jackson Johnnie White Milton Williams Henry James Fuqua Ben Margaret Dodson Mattie Esther Smith Richlands Coal CO Woodstock Electrite Bryant Typewriter CO Bland Street
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