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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1925

Page

22

Kitchen shower honors Miss Tabitha Bush bride elect

A kitchen shower Saturday at Mrs. J. Cris mond home on Lyndale Avenue honored bride elect Miss Tabitha Bush. Guests enjoyed rhododendron and honeysuckle decor with a guessing contest using kitchen utensil names and a tea towel for the guest of honor. Vocal numbers were sung by Cleo Cash and Elisabeth Shelton with the hostesses aiding Mrs. Hall and her mother Mrs. E. i. ite and Mrs. T. O'J. Wilson.

Tabitha Bush J. Crismond Lyndale Avenue Hall E. i. Ite T. O'J. Wilson Dorothy Diltz William Wade May Jennings Virginia Mabel Colliney Dave Ratcliffe Cleo Cash Robert Baldwin, Jr G. R. Gish Ray Graham BE. L. Cornelius J. Clark Lee Fretwell Isabelle Dillard Rosella Smith D. R. Goodin Jennie Olive Johnson Kittie Ora Lee Harry Elizabeth Bond Floye Sisson Gladys Elisabeth Shelton

Wedding shower honors Miss Tabitha Bush in Brentstone

Courtesy shower for Miss Tabitha Bush hosted by Mrs. W. H. Wade Jr at her home from 4 to 6 pm with pink and white decor. Guests enjoyed an elaborate salad and ice course as the bride-elect’s circle gathered, including Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Hall among others. Separate notes mention Bluefield College students visiting and a First Christian church Endeavor program with Dr. B. M. Louthan presenting missions, plus a push to remove unsightly highway signboards by the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs.

Tabitha Bush W. H. Wade, Jr T. C Gite Miss Bush Miss Rush Mre. Y Graham J. Crismond Hall D. R. Goodin T. O'S. Wilson G. R. Gish Dave Ratcliffe Margaret and Winters McCue Virginia Evans Mar May Elizabeth Koos Kathleen Tabitha Christian Endeavor First Christian Church Copes B. M. Louthan Bluefield College En's Clubs Bramwell Club

Theresa Turk Headlining WCAO Broadcast in Baltimore

Theresa Turk daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Turk a Peabody Seminary graduate in voice has appeared as the headliner on WCAO Baltimore broadcasting program. Critics hail her unusually fine voice and rising talent in the field.

Theresa Turk Samuel Turk Peabody Seminary WCAO Baltimore Girls Turk Voice

Community urged to remove desecrating signs near Pinnacle Rock

States will aid in a drive to eliminate signs harming the land’s scenic beauty. Bramwell’s Women’s Club thanks Morton Motor Company for removing its sign from Pinnacle Rock after management changes. Local residents named in a list of attendees enjoy several afternoon games.

Bramwell’s Women's Club Morton Motor Company Pinnacle Rock

Porterfield Birthday Party Honored Five Year Old

Kathleen Porterfield daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Porterfield of Madison street entertained about sixteen children Wednesday afternoon for her fifth birthday. Her aunt Mrs R D Robinette and Miss Aloise Ratcliffe assisted with cake ice cream fruit and candy. Attendees included Pdna.

Kathleen Porterfield W. F. Porterfield Madison Street

Birthday Dinner Celebrates Mr Smith's Sixty Fifth

A surprise birthday dinner for Mr. Smith was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. on Rogers Street at 6 o clock last Tuesday evening. The event honored his sixty fifth birthday with cream rosebud centerpiece and a full menu. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Durham, Miss Mary Collins, Pat Carey, Miss Verna Echols, and Thomas G. Thompson. Additionally pupils James Elmer Brown and Vincent Penchello prepared a recital at Warlick's piano rooms Tuesday evening, inviting the public to attend.

C. W Rogers Street Mr. Smith O. M. Durham Mary Collins Pat Carey Verna Echols Thomas G. Thompson James Elmer Brown Vincent Penchello Warlick

Dinner for old soldiers at Elks Club June 3

Members of the local United Daughters of the Confederacy will serve a noon dinner at the Elks Club rooms on Wednesday June 3 to honor the veterans of both the north and south who fought in the War Between the States. Local leaders invite attendance and broader community support.

United Daughters of the Confederacy Elks Club North

Ministers and Wives Invited as Guests for Occasion

Two service crosses will be presented to ex service men of the World War. Ministers and their wives are to be invited guests for the occasion.

Bluefield College Holds Third Commencement Wednesday

The third commencement exercises for Bluefield College are slated for Wednesday morning June 3 at 10 30 in the college auditorium. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Bluefield College

Local notices from city readers and travelers

J J McAnaney attends airbrake convention in Los Angeles. EB A Bender and Miss Mary Herrman visit Portsmouth. Mrs H T Riddick visits Charlottesville. Mr and Mrs T B Bodkins motor to Williamsboro to see uncle and attend Phi Beta Kappa cornerstone. Mrs W H Wade Jr called to Camp Creek for ill mother. Mr and Mrs Tracy Walker attend Frances Walker’s graduation in Charles Town. Leonard Scott Bishop improving after abscessed ear. Miss Lucy C Wise returns from Montcalm teaching post. Mrs Lera Cox Miller leaves for Logan. Miss Frances Litz visits Cumberland road. guest of Mrs T R Smoot. Robert Hicks, Arthur Hendricks, Herschel Abshire travel to Twin Branch to organize Epworth League. Mrs Page Gravely visits sister in Rocky Mount.

J. J. McAnaney Los Angeles Cal EB. A. Bender Mary Herrman Portsmouth H. T. Riddick Charlottesville Bodkins Wil Liamsboro Phi Beta Kappa W. H. Wade, Jr Camp Creek W. Va Joseph Peters Tracy Walker Charles Town Frances Walker Leonard Scott Bishop Fourth Street Lucy C. Wise Montcalm Lera Cox Miller Logan Frances Litz Tazewell Chicago George W. Litz T. R. Smoot Cumberland Road Robert Hicks Arthur Hendricks Herschel Abshire Twin Branch Page Gravely Rocky Mount N. C B. H. Hancock Hichland Avenue

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Attair Eunice Agnes Smith Robert Pleasant Marvin Williams Ennis Taylor Melvin Scott John Thompson le Smith Mabel Ylor Bessie Shields Myrtle Wiley Ceres Ceres B. Y. P. U C. E. Program Ram Marion Smith Mra Clifton Stafford Pauline Haynes BE. S. Thaker Bramwell West Virginia United Shoe Repairing Corporation Postoffice Bradmann Bldg Bangkok Pean Milan Bluefield’s Millinery Center Bland and Raleigh Streets A. W. Cox Department Store Bluefield West Va Syk-Sylk Beverly Voiles Malna Ianen Devonshire Poplin Chambray Fleer Infante Dept
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