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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
4
Column editors remind contributors to write only on one side of the page to meet newspaper office regulations. The note stresses compliance for all submissions and circulation standards.
An enjoyable party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Saturday for their son John C Frye's twenty second birthday. The home was decorated with fall flowers and Hallowe en colors yellow and black. After several amusements guests gathered in the dining room for the birth cake and refreshments. Attendees included Dorothy Doyle Clare Doyle Carrie Doyle Corellia Woodward Wilma McNew Emma Parker Oma Bowen Pearl Bodell Edith Bowing Katherine Stowers Ethel McNew Curtis Doyle Vincent Doyle Mack Woodward Willie Woodward Woodrow McNew Willie Mylan Cletis McNew Earl Hensley Manley Honaker Ray Blackwell Alfred Barnett Paul Kelly Carl West Lacy Grigger Ray.
An advertisement touts Kotex as a safer, more absorbent alternative to traditional pads. It claims 8 in 10 educated women use it, deodorizes, and eliminates laundry or embarrassment. Sold in drug or department stores, a package of twelve costs only a few cents.
The fragment lists Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. William Wood ward and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Doyle and their daughter Betty Hope. Details of event or relation are not provided in the text.
Mr and Mrs BE Meadows hosted a Halloween party Saturday night at their Frederick Street home. The attic was filled with witches and spooks while Thelma Meadows dressed as a black cat led guests. James Shawver won the funniest costume prize and chest nuts were served.
Married attendees of Grace church will gather Thursday evening October 29 at 7 30 for discussions on Sunday school work. Light refreshments will follow and a social time is promised for all attendees.
Honore Wilkie Morrow delivers a sweeping novel of Oregon's conquest seen through a keen historian lens. Dr. Frederick Tabor Cooper praises the work as vitally alive and empire-building, noting its simple yet vast portrayal of the Oregon Trail era and the strategic stakes amid England and Washington.
Excerpt notes Whitman’s Pioneer poem lines about women shaping a nation and bearing danger. It frames their role as rallying for a youth driven legacy in literature and national memory.
Gamma Delphian Chapter met Tuesday afternoon at the Y M C A rooms on Federal street. Mrs J J Gills presided and summarized the previous lesson before Mrs Hudson Huffard led the program. Text reports were presented by several members, with the next meeting scheduled for November 10.
A son was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln of Surry Street.
Mrs G W Parker entertained at bridge with guests Mr and Mrs Jack Knighton Mr and Mrs D T Musick and Mr and Mrs Hobart Jessee. Prize for the lady went to Mrs Jessee booby prize to Mr Kaighton and fresh meats including hot items were served.
An advertisement touts Melloglo beauty cream from Central Pharmacy and The ite Pharmacy. It claims a wild rose petal texture and lasting whitening, nourishment, and purification effects. It can be worn overnight or as a powder base and supposedly leaves no stickiness or oil.
Guests enjoyed chocolate and cake while mints were served throughout the afternoon, creating a sweet and refined social gathering mood.
The New York Herald Tribune notes Miss Alice Wright Mann will marry Mr JC Owen of Denver on Saturday at the Church of the Covenant Washington. The ceremony will be a social highlight in the capital with Mann a favored figure.
Advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps nervousness sleeplessness headaches and other feminine ailments. It touts forty years of use restoring women to health and strength relying on merit rather than claims.
Washington social scene notes that a bridesmaid from Washington will marry James Churchill Owen son of Judge and Mrs James Owen of Denver. The ceremony is set for next Saturday at the Church of the Covenant Washington with Mrs Johnston Dorr Pierce as matron of honor and a large list of bridesmaids ushers and flower girls from across the country.
Resolutions unanimously adopted at the Wade Parent Teachers Association Tuesday afternoon request city aid to improve traffic conditions and ensure safer routes for school children.
Wade Parent-Teacher Association calls on Bluefield to help secure safer streets for children traveling to and from school. Meeting featured safety talks, demonstrations by Wade 6-5 grade pupils, musical solos, and prize awards for fire prevention. Delegates chosen for Huntington convention. life membership fee paid for Superintendent Wade. planning for child care room and new member reception.
Mrs Mays and Mrs Peery of Tazewell were shoppers in the city Tuesday. J Stewart Morgan has returned.
From Port Myer Florida to Danville Virginia residents visited the area this week. Mrs Sylvester Lowe of Pocahontas joined guests of Mrs John W Haldren and Mrs John Ellwood of Bramwell shopped in the city. Mrs A F Litta of Norton visits Mrs E Meyer on Wyoming street. Charles Meade Jr son of Mr and Mrs C W Wade entered St Luke s hospital for mastoiditis operation.
Advert says Emerald Of antiseptic provides rapid pain relief from bunion and corn irritation. It claims to reduce swelling after multiple applications and advertises availability at Bluefield East End and Fairview pharmacies with guaranteed dispensing to foot sufferers.
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