Annual Red Cross Roll Call Set For Monday Luncheon
The American Red Cross will begin its annual drive Monday at a 12 o'clock luncheon at Appalachian Electric Power Co to recruit field workers. Goal is 3000 members with funds to aid Great Britain and support a full-time public health nurse. Blufield chapter led by D C Duncan will cover the city and Bramwell Matoka McComas Montcalm. Over 100 workers will serve through Thanksgiving. Bramwell workers meet tomorrow at the Masonic Temple. Local leaders include Mrs W D Martin and named volunteers.
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Bramwell
Matoaka
McComas
Montcalm
Masonic Temple
W. D. Martin
J. D. Hewett
A. L. Poteet
E. W. Freeman
Brown Talbott
Thomas Fox
Lina Griffith
T. J. Thompson
D. W. McCormack
Lectures Begin Sunday at Westminster Church
The Rev. John T. Morris of the American School of Oriental Research will present a week of 7:30 PM lectures at Westminster Presbyterian church on Archaeology Lectures in Bible Lands. Pastors from Tazewell Bramwell and Princeton praise the talks for clarity, spiritual value, and evidence of Scripture accuracy.
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American School of Oriental Research
Bluefield
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Morris
Tazewell
Bramwell
Princeton
T. A. Freeman
Tazewell Presbyterian Church
Joseph S. Jones
Bramwell Presbyterian Church
W. R. Smith, Jr
Princeton Presbyterian Church
East Texas Oil Field Powers U S Output
The East Texas oil field, ten years old, has produced one sixteenth of all oil sold in the United States during the past eighty years, underscoring its outsized impact on national energy supply.
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East Texas
United States
Deaths and Funerals Report Lambert Death
Police Chief C N Wilson reported the accidental death of Arthur James Lambert formerly of Bluefield in Bessemer Alabama. Sheriff Tom McCullum notified Wilson and asked local relatives be informed. Details were not released. Lambert's father James G Lambert of Brushfork was identified by his draft card.
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C. N. Wilson
Arthur James Lambert
Bluefield
Bessemer
Ala
Wilson
Tom McCullum
Alabama
Lambert
James G. Lambert
Brushfork
West Yards
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Funeral services for Mrs Carson Gregory in Toledo
Funeral services for Mrs. Carson Gregory of Toledo street will be held at 2 o'clock Friday at Midway Christian Church instead of Mercer Funeral Home. Flowerbearers are Ladies' Missionary Society members. pallbearers include John Davidson, Bert Gregory, Edd Herald, C. A. Shupe, H. C. Hambrick and B. D. Davidson.
Mrs Sampson Taylor dies at 74 in Matoaka
Mrs Sampson Taylor aged 74 dies at her Matoaka home after a year with heart trouble. born May 20 1866 in Bramwell daughter of John and Nancy Hill she married in 1882 and lived in Mercer County most of her life. Survived by children in several states including Dr I W Taylor W Bowling Phillip Taylor Jessie Taylor and others. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Sampson Taylor
Matoaka
Willkie To Speak Monday Evening
Willkie plans a Monday night or Tuesday trip to Rushville Indiana home of Mrs Willkie and offered no decision on future business ties. He noted the election night loss speculation and said Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin were doubtful while Roosevelt led New York by a whisker.
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Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
New York
Rushville
Ind
World's Tonic touted by West Virginia reader
Mrs. Nellie Smith of Calvert Hollow Matoaka West Virginia reports relief from constipation and kidney pains after using World's Tonic. She claims headaches indigestion and gas improved and urges readers to visit Goodykoontz East End Phey Bluefield to learn more without buying.
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Nellie Smith
Calvert Hollow
Matoaka
W. Va
Goodykoontz
East End Phey
Princeton Ave
Bluefield
East End
Fairview Pheys
Drug stores and shops listed in Virginia towns
A fragmented list shows drug stores and shops across Virginia towns including Bluefield Northfork Mullens Pineville Narrows Pearisburg Tazewell and adjoining outlets. Entries mention Duttons and Steeres Drug Store along with Jackson Drug Co and Jackson Fleet Co.
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Bluefield
Virginia
Phey
Northfork
Northfork Drug Mullens Steere’s
Pineville Holloway Drug Co
Delegations Press Virginia Route 19 and Route 84 Upgrades
A 14 member Bluefield party urged funds from the Virginia highway commission to improve U S Route 19 through Bluefield citing safety and traffic load. Richlands, Bland County, and Giles County delegations backed Route 84 rebuilding and Narrows road work with officials highlighting plans for a New River bridge near the Celanese plant.
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Roanoke
Virginia Highway Commission
H. G. Shirley
J. M. Baldwin
Hudson Huffard
Crockett Hughes
Albert Newberry
Giles County
Anderson Shumate
Narrows
New River
Local Wholesale Hosts Retail Grocers Banquet
A banquet for forty retail grocers was held in the West Virginian hotel ballroom with Peerless Wholesale Grocery Company as host. Clyde E. Elliott presided. attendees included retailers from Bluefield and Southern West Virginia. W. J. Sanford of the Stokley Brothers line attended and discussed canned foods and plans for a Stokley week sale from November 18 to 30.
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Peerless Wholesale Grocery Company
Clyde E. Elliott
Bluefield
West Virginia
W. J. Sanford
Stokley Brothers
Local Men Form New Coal Concern
Charter granted to Peter White Coal company of Isaban McDowell county by the secretary of state. Incorporators are C. W. French Guy D. French and L. W. Helm intoller of Bluefield. The firm to operate at Isaban on the McDowell Mingo line with 100000 capital. C W French of French Coal company says operations will begin very soon and main offices will be in Bluefield though exact location not yet chosen.
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Yesteray
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L. W. Helmintoller
Bluefield
McDowell- Mingo
Cr. W. French
French Coal Company
Election contest prize payment delayed awaiting Michigan results
Frank Archer president of Superior Sterling announces the prize for the election guessing contest will be held up until all Michigan voting results are in and the outcome is conclusive. The company will award the prize once the votes are finalized.
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Superior- Sterling Company
Michigan
Frank Marcher
Recruits Entering Service from West Virginia to Norfolk
A list of young men from West Virginia and nearby towns enlisting with Army and Navy units. Most are bound for the 11th Infantry at Fort Benjamin Harrison while one will join the Air Corps in Panama. Others head to Richmond and then to the naval training base at Norfolk.
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Joseph E. Mastin
Athens
W. Va
Mastin
11Th Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Air Corps
Panama
NAVY
Charles Wellda Rolen
Bluefield
Louis Galard Blessing
Wytheville
Lawrence Roberts
Panther
Robert Homer Gordon, Jr
Widemouth
de Davis
Alpeca
Herbert Hunt Bishop
Matoaka
James Hamilton Fink
Skeleton
Green Wilburn Waters, Jr
Joseph Wesley Stratton
Princeton
Harold Cecil Farley
Raymond Earl Jones
Crab Orchard
Richmond
Naval Training Base
Norfolk, Va
Nazi raids rain bombs over London church and crowd
The raids hit a famous London church with censorship preventing identification. Hundreds of men women and children sang in the crypt as ambulances arrived, not one hurt as rescue workers found the congregation still singing. A pilot whose plane went down was reported safe.
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London
Annie Laurie
German claim of intensified counter blockade and ship losses
Berlin reports a stronger German counter blockade against Britain with claimed destruction of more than a third of British wartime shipping. Air attacks supposedly hit 11 ships including a cruiser, with one merchant ship sunk, as new construction and foreign ships fail to offset losses.
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Dienst Aus Deutschland
Grand Assaults Across Rugged Gorge In Yugoslavia
Greek sources report 1,000 Italian prisoners from the northern front moved to Salonika as engineers convert mule paths into roads for Italian tanks and troops. Greek rationing measures cap prices and wages amid border turmoil. Belgrade notes Salonika untouched by bombing in four days.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Salonika
Mother Mix Your Own Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup using 2 cups sugar 1 cup water and 244 ounces Pinex to yield a pint that relieves coughs and soothes airways. It promises long shelf life and child friendly taste with a money back guarantee.
State Commander Lutes and Mrs Lutes to Attend Joint VFW Meeting
State Commander William C. Lutes and Mrs. Lutes state president of the Ladies Auxiliary will join the local VFW post for a joint meeting at 8 pm at the Y M C A. They are from Holliday's Cove West Virginia and are husband and wife, a first for the state organization. Refreshments follow. Lutes will also visit Mercer Post in Princeton Saturday night.
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Ee Steel Company
Weirton, Va
Treasury to ask debt limit raise and new taxes
Secretary Morgenthau announced to reporters in Washington the coming request to Congress for a higher national debt limit. He proposed raising to 60 to 65 billion dollars to cover deficits through June 30, 1942, and urged that future bond issues be taxed. Senator Byrd opposed a rapid 20 billion increase but supported taxing future security issues.
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Election Returns Show Roosevelt Wins Big Majorities
Returns from most precincts indicate President Roosevelt gains a 122000 vote lead, Governor-elect M M Neely leads by 11000, and Senator-elect Harley M Kilgore tops opponents by 110000. Six Democratic state officials, reelected, will receive pay increases to 6000 annually starting January 1 under the 1937 act.
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Harley M. Kilgore
W. S. O’brien
Clarence W. Meadows
Edgar B. Sims
Richard E. Talbott
J. B. McLaughlin
W. W. Trent
Joe Herndon Hurt in Auto Accident
Joe Herndon a 35 year old Kroger employee suffered a head injury in an auto wreck and is listed in satisfactory condition at Bluefield sanitarium where he is a patient. He is married and previously treated at the same institution for auto wreck injuries.
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Joe Herndon
Bluefield
Col C C Tallman Visits Bluefield On West Virginia Police Tour
Col C C Tallman, superintendent of the West Virginia State Police, was a visitor in Bluefield last night during a Southern West Virginia business trip. The piece notes Tallman’s official travel through the region.
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City and Coalfield Items Fur services and prints advertised
In Roanoke and Bland Road area notices promote piano tuning by Harry Haffen weekly, Vogue’s fur restyling and on premises fur factory, 24 hour fur cleaning plant service with pick up and delivery, and Telegraph Commercial Printing offering general printing and engraving.
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Local Merchants Advertise Bargains and Goods
Best quality at attractive prices. Any size may be ordered. Call tele phone 2400, Telegraph Commer cial Printing Co. 412 Bland St. Short Ends In Cretonne 36 and 50 inch, fast color, sold up to 98c yd. Fretwell's. Bluefield Business College Enrolls Day or evening students any time, 603 Appalachian Building, Bland St. W. H. Cunningham, Principal since year 1900. 7 Way Floor Lamps At Cox's. Ivory, sensational value's. $3.99. Free delivery. Have You Seen Those lovely pastel wool dresses at Bradley's $7.95 to $24.50, More Carved Wood Necklaces, bracelets, pins, etc., at Bradley's, also pearls and set in necklaces. Lovely Tailored Blouses In crepe convertible collar and Peter Pan collar at $1.95 to $7.95 at Bradley's. See Those Suede jackets by Magge at Bradley's. Lovely Underwea Arriving daily at Bradley's. Those coats, fur jackets, long fur coats, reversible and plain rain coats at Bradley's of course.
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Telegraph Commercial Printing Co
Bland St
Bluefield Business College
Appalachian Building
W. H. Cunningham
German reply refuses safe conduct for U.S. ship
The German foreign office declines to guarantee safe passage for an American ship aiding U.S. citizens from an Irish port. The note cites areas around England as military operations and says no assurance can be given. The Italian reply text was not released.
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England
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E R Bishop Speaks to Narrows Kiwanis on Armistice Day
E R Bishop of Bluefield addressed Narrows Kiwanis during a dinner on Armistice Day urging perseverance and faith. P O Ivory led the program with visitors including Bluefield club members H H Stuckman Hudson Huffard Eddie Steele Chester Pierce and Sheb Dudley.
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Roosevelt Appointees May Boost Supreme Court Turnover
Washington reports that Roosevelt may expand his influence on the Supreme Court as justices eligible to retire could leave, raising the number of Roosevelt appointees from five to eight. Current justices Hughes and McReynolds weigh retirement while Stone, 68, becomes eligible in 1942. Roberts is the only pre Roosevelt appointee likely to sit past the next term.
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Felix Frankfurter
William O'Douglas
Frank Murphy
Scout Leaders Hold First Outdoor Session
The Boy Scout leaders training course began its outdoor session in Bland county Virginia. The group met at the Christian church, traveled to Idlewild near Rocky Gap, three miles down Wolf creek, with Paul S. Hudgins in charge. Leaders cooked their own suppers and enjoyed a camp fire program after supper.
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Rocky Gap
Bland County
Wolf Creek
Paul S. Hudgins
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