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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
9
A special called meeting of the finance committee of the YWCA will be held Monday at noon at the Y. All members are urged to attend. The Bluefield Club, with eighteen members, has been organized at the University of Richmond according to reports.
A Boston mother testimonials to McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets noting her son Emmanuel improved from emaciation to strength, appetite return, and happiness. The ad promotes the tablets as a pleasant alternative to cod liver oil, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A letter from Miss Kathleen Stinson describes Boots and Her Buddies members, some from Bluefield and Bluefield College. The group will publish updates in the Daily Telegraph. Seven thirty is the meeting time for vacancies to be filled at tonight's session, with Lulu Meis leading the instruction at 7:46 at Mrs. Stultz's Giles Street home. Bible question and answer volumes will be used at every meeting rather than every other.
Miss W Elizabeth Warrick hosts children from the Sunday school class at First Pres church Thursday evening from 7 to 9 at the church.
The regular monthly meeting of Grace church Missionary Society will be held at the church today at 2 30. All members are urged to be present.
The millinery class will meet this evening at the Y W C A. Attendees plan to discuss hatmaking techniques and share patterns in a community education session.
A Friday evening reception at 7 30 will honor the return of the Rev J M Carter and Mrs Carter at the Methodist church Light refreshments will be served and a splendid program will follow.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at the annex with full attendance strongly urged.
The Marion Peterkin Circle of Christ Episcopal Church will meet this week to discuss upcoming outreach and community service plans at the church. Members are asked to bring ideas for local aid and any volunteer schedules for the month.
The B Y P U will hold a meeting at the Suns Church in this city this evening at 6 40. The public is invited to attend.
Mrs Claude P Blair formerly Miss Aldine Hamilton and Miss Mildred Peery whose engagement to Mr Walton Johnston has been announced will be honorees at a bridge party this afternoon at the Bluefield Country Club with Miss Elizabeth Bowen Jones as hostess. Miss Elizabeth Huffard is also noted among Bluefield society pages.
Mrs field Virginia will entertain at bridge in her honor at her home Saturday. On Monday evening Mrs Lucille Wilson Perkins will host a complimentary affair. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Blair and Miss Peery will be honor guests for a party to be given by Mrs Sam Standrod.
Miss Annie Bob Hancock and William Abbot Henderson wed at Court Street Methodist Church with Dr Edwin Bain officiating. The reception followed at 420 Madison Street. Guests included Mrs. Easley and Mrs. Tyler, with elaborate autumn decor and masses of chrysanthemums throughout.
The Lutheran Guild will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs Liegd Feuchtenberger on Whitethorn Street near the Country Club. Members are urged to attend.
Miss Kate Markle will host a Monday afternoon bridge event in Miss Mildred Johnston's honor as she nears marriage to Mr. Walton Johnston.
Mr and Mrs J H Dokater of Tampa visit Mr and Mrs J W Waters. Mrs Dokater sister of Mr Waters. Mrs Herreson and baby visit SHamsoon Greenspon Henry Redgin and Dr and Mrs William Greenspon return from Washington world series trip. Mrs Greenspon recent six week Florida stay. Mr and Mrs John Roberts return from Richmond. Mrs Gordon Garner from Matoaka visits Mrs J Paul Stewart Shenandoah avenue. Miss Kate M Hunt of Bristol long head of Stonewall Jackson
In Abingdon the College Law is the attractive house guest after G Toney on Loam Hill. Mrs W B Haddleston and Miss Ethel Eades returned to Roanoke, spending several days suing Dr and Mrs J B Eades on Virginia Court.
London reports Mrs. Hardy travelled to view the first performance of Tess of the D'Urbervilles dramatization and expressed approval of Gwethyn Frangcon Davies's portrayal. Hardy is slightly indisposed but in good health otherwise. In Ohio Findlay, Ohio Oil cut Indiana crude by ten cents a barrel to 1.78.
An advertisement claims gas from indigestion can cause heart trouble and promotes Adierika as a remedy. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. A. H. Harris and lists pharmacies in Princeton and at Rice Drug for purchase.
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