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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
17
Beaver High announces a summer program from June 1 to July 11 at the WW school building. Instructors include C. W. Jackson M. L. Smith R. W. Nebin ser and Miss Rose Lee Cole. Credits determine class standing with specific ranges and graduation eligibility rules for 1925 and 1926.
The Day in Washington notes a Wholesale Grocers' annual conven tion. Smheseder De Mastins of Sale Mocuseed the nation's war s tation. Prohibition headquarters outline plans for maintaining the blockade to Pacific and lake waters. Interstate commerce commission hears nickel case and grain revisions amid Miss territory east war activities.
The program invites pupils to sample high school studies, outlining credit options and permission requirements. Courses offered include English history geology physiology external credit rules and enrollment with Principal C. W. Jackson at Bland Street Church.
Society items list locals passing through Bluefield on their way home after bereavement for Dr. Sowers' mother Mrs. Abe Hogan of Pocahontas. It notes various visits, returns, and trips to Roanoke Bedford Atlantic City and Rolfe Virginia, with names including Hattie Whitley Scott Lilly Earl Lilly D W Hancock Charlies St Clair and Lucille Crews among others.
A Virginia journey lists visitors to Bluefield including Dr. Frank Pyott and W. W. Keister while several locals recover from operations at Bluefield Sanitarium. The article also covers a chorus rehearsal at municipal hall, board elections for a local project, a planned $20,000 loan, and a golf course improvement effort with numerous subscribers named.
Princeton report notes the Country Club will issue notes secured by use of the present loan as part of ongoing financing.
Arrangements are under way for a Memorial Day service at the Baptist church Saturday morning at 1 o clock. The program is organized by Princeton Post No. 54 and the Legion Auxiliary following a committee meeting.
The Bluefield Automobile Club with 225 members opposes any auto license tax rise. A special session is to hear Judge J Franklin Maynard speak with fraternal groups invited. The local National Guard will provide a firing squad and processions from church to cemetery to honor veterans.
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