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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1925

Page

5

Russian Princess Chooses Between Prince and People's Hero

Society note outlines a dramatic plot with Catherine, Princess, and Gabriel Samara Gamara in a struggle for Russia's future. Nicholas Imanoff pursues royalist aims while Catherine's charm affects him. A meeting lists Miss Studebaker as president and other officers. A missionary session ends with a social hour.

Nicholas Imanoff Gabriel Samara Gamara Russia Catherine Nicholas Anna Margaret Studebaker Kel Kingsbury Miss Grettampeon Ruth Brown

Junior Y. W. A. elects new officers after resignation

The Junior Y. W. A. of College Avenue Baptist Church met last evening led by Miss Nannie Rae Hefner. The meeting followed the resignation of Mrs. C. K. Ridley as Councillor and new officers were elected.

College Avenue Baptist Church Nannie Rae Hefner C. KE. Ridley

Sunbeams Hold Pleasant Meeting at College Avenue Church

The Sunbeams of College Avenue Baptist Church gathered Tuesday afternoon for a cheerful meeting at the church, sharing pleasant activities and fellowship.

College Avenue Baptist Church

Fire Prevention Poster Contest Winners Named

Virginia King won first prize for fire prevention posters from the Parent-Teacher Council. Edna Virginia Shields took second and Allyen McMullin third. Prizes were $3, $2, and $1 respectively. judges awarded many excellent posters and will present prizes next Friday at Wade school.

Virginia King Parent-Teacher Council Edna Virginia Shields Allyen McMullin

D A R Chapter Meeting Highlights October History

John Chapman Chapter D A R met at Mrs. D E French home on Reid avenue Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J J Penn read an article on the origin of the D A R in America tied to October’s founding anniversary. Rugs and woven items from Crossnore Mountain School were displayed and Mr O Keefe shared The Romance of Crossnote. Mrs W C Easley regent presided. a social hour followed with light refreshments.

John Chapman D. E. French Reid Avenue J. J. Penn America O W. Frazier James O'Keefe

Sextette from Lucia Set for Colonial Theatre Appearances

Under director Caesar Ronconi and accompanist Mise Ella Holroyd the Sextette from Lucia will be presented at the Colonial Theatre on Thursday and Friday with matinee and evening showings. Cast includes T. O Wil son John Pennell and Earl Nichola among others.

Caesar Ronconi Mise Ella Holroyd Lucia Colonial ‘Theatre T. O' Wilson John Pennell Earl Nichola

Style show at Roanoke by Spigel Levin firm

Edwin Dillon, Mrs Margaret Smith and Mrs Russell Cousins attended a Spigel Levin style show in Roanoke hosted at the West Virginian hotel. Samuel Spigel directed the exhibit with several models showcasing fall and winter garments.

Edwin Dillon Margaret Smith Russell Cousins Bluefield West Virginian Hotel Spigel-Levin Concern Roanoke Samuel Spigel

Fire Prevention Topic Discussed at Preston PTA Meeting

The Preston street Parent-Teacher Association meeting Tuesday afternoon featured a reading by Mrs. J. Ovidson, president, on Fire Prevention. Attendance was excellent.

Preston Street Parent-Teacher Association J. Ovidson

Women's Auxiliary Changes Meeting Day at First Presbyterian

The regular meeting of the Women's Auxiliary shifts from Wednesday to Thursday evening at the First Presbyterian Church. The Business Women's Circle presents a pageant followed by a social hour. Public attendance is invited.

First Presbyterian Church

Professor Wood and wife welcomed at St Luke's Hospital

Professor Vernon E. Wood of Bluefield College and Mrs. Wood welcome a fine little son at St. Luke's Hospital. The event brings congratulations to the Wood family from the Bluefield community and college associates.

Vernon E. Wood Bluefield College Wood St. Luke's Hospital

Woman's Auxiliary Meeting At Christ Episcopal Church

The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church meets this afternoon at 3 at Mrs. Stephen Meem's home on Union Street. A full attendance of members is urged.

Woman's Auxiliary Christ Episcopal Church Stephen Meem Union Street

Y W C A Board Reviews Community Role and Activities

The Y W C A board met last evening with staff members Miss Weaver Miss Gilmore and Mrs Ed Shumate in attendance. Miss Gilmore outlined the Lazarus inspired lesson and the idea of rolling away stones hindering work. The president Miss Maisie Loudermilk led business noting the building as a key community center with over 4000 people served last month. The Fidelis Club plans semi monthly suppers and programs. The headquarters committee led by Mrs C B Wilson has conducted thorough cleaning and maintained a fresh appearance. Miss Gilmore reported seven Girl Reserve clubs including one at Nemours and praised teachers for aiding leader recruitment.

Miss Weaver Miss Gilmore Ed Shumate Lazarus Jesus Mfsie Loudermilk Fidelis Club C. B. Wilson Nemours Ite

Finance report shows most budget subscribed and paid

Mrs Markle's finance committee reported 11000 dollar budget subscription with over 8000 dollar paid leaving a few weeks to collect the remainder. Elizabeth Gwinn urged board members to submit names of potential directors. Mrs Andrew Mor isey presented excerpts from the Woman's Press article by Mrs Palast on public views of the YWCA.

Markle Mises Elizabeth Gwinn Eich Andrew Morrisey Woman's Press Frederick Palast National Young Women's Christian Association Y. WC. A

Halloween Social At Y W C A By B Y P U Members

Members of the BYU P U of the First Baptist church hosted a Halloween social last night at the Y W C A on Feberge street. About fifty boys and girls attended with Bluefield College students as guests. Bobbing for apples and other seasonal games were led by Billley. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles doughnuts candy mints and hot coffee.

BY. P. U First Baptist Church Hallowe'en Feberge Street Bluefield College B. YU. P UU Billley

Lockie Rankin Circle Meeting At Bland Street Church

An interview meeting of the Lockie Rankin circle at the Bland Street Church home on Rogers Street. Mission study led by Miss Elizabeth Shelton with assistants, and minutes read by Miss Aileen Smithdeal. Tea and snacks served. Next gathering planned for November at Hamilton Hall with the Broad Street Missionary Society.

Harriet Speiden Rogers Street Lockie Rankin Bland Street Mary Hughes Harry Burnett Harry D. Williams Blanche Douthat Elizabeth Shelton Margaret Easley Allen Long Margaret Bane Aileen Smithdeal Hamilton Hall Bload Street Missionary Society Lilly Smithdeal William Alexander Ralph Gingrich D. D Lott N. C Stanley Fred Harris Harry D. Willams Myrtle Hughes Harry Bennett

Common Household Medicines and Women’s Ailments

The article discusses simples from medicinal roots and herbs used for centuries and endorsed by physicians. It highlights the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts as a major user of crude herbs and promotes their Vegetable Compound for female ailments as world wide and worth trying.

Lydia &. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Mrs Mabel Gibson Hosts Visit With Frazier Family

Mr Mabel Gibson remains at home on Tyler street while Mr and Mrs J T Frazier of The Chilhowle Virginia spent the weekend with C C Frazier on College avenue. Mr and Mrs Norman Selton Edwards Jr have returned from .

Mabel Gibson Tyler Street J. T. Frazier Chilhowle Frazier C. C. Frazier College Avenue Norman Selton Edwards, Jr

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