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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1925

Page

3

Employers' Day Observed by Bluefield Quota Club Guests

Friday event at the West Virginian hotel featured Hallowe'en decorations and a witch reader boosting fun. Miss Giula Friedman health nurse spoke, Miss Ruth Rader read in dialect, and Miss Edith Vance won a word game while Miss Bess Harry earned a prize for peanut dolls.

Bluefield West Virginian Hallowe'en Giula Whch Ruth Rader Dora Baker S. B. McClung D. W. Hancock Bluefield Furniture Company Ruth Bader Russell S. Ritz Edna Hardsow State Board of Health J. A. McGuire Giula Frieman H. I. Shott Daly Telegraph Goldie Perry Bernard McClaugherty Effie Loudermulk J. &. Shepherd Lemkuhl-Shepherd Ruth Pendleton Addie Munsey Bland Elizabeth Peery E. C. Wade Mary Dinwiddie J. M. Ayers West Virginian Hotel Grace J Chase R. L. Burgess Burgess Electric Company Mary D. Becker S. V. Brooks W. E. Gilkeson Bluefield Supply Company Bertha Newton B. H. Easley Washington Edith Vance Bess Harry Dillon

Foundation Stones of Success donated to Bluefield Library

Mrs. C. H. Goodykoontz presented to the Bluefield Public Library a seven volume set titled Foundation Stones of Success. The volumes cover Character Building Literature Health and Strength Counsel to Parents The Making of Citizenship and related topics.

C. H. Goodykoontz Bluefield

Local Children of the American Revolution Hold Hallowe'en Party

Members of the C A R party from the local chapter held a Halloween gathering Thursday at Miss India Dillon’s home. Youths wore colonial costumes and enjoyed patriotic contests, rolicking games, and pumpkin pie served during the evening.

Children of the American Revolution India D'llon B. W. Dillon

Mock wedding at Bluefield Sanitarium Halloween party

A nurses training school Halloween event featured a mock wedding at Bluefield Sanitarium nurses home. Nurses acted as bride groom and attendants in humorous costumes while the Blue City Boys provided music. Decor included black and yellow streamers and autumn lighting. Refreshments followed.

Bluefield Sanitarium Nurses’ Training School Hallowe'en Blue City Boys

Halloween masquerade at St Luke's nurses home

A Halloween masquerade and tacky party was held last evening at the nurses' home of St Luke's hospital. Medical staff wives and local young men attended as guests. The event featured unusual costumes, Halloween decorations, games and dancing with refreshments of pie cakes candies and coca.

Hallowe'en St. Luke’s Hospital

Girl Reserves Hold Halloween Party at Y M C A

The Girl Reserves of the North Side School met Friday afternoon at the Y M C A for an informal Halloween party. About twenty five participants enjoyed games for an hour and a half and received popcorn bags. A Preston Street group echoes plans for an afternoon party from 3 to 5 at the school.

North Side Hallowe'en Gil Preston Street Echoe

Program by Young People's Department at Bland Street Church

The Young People's Department of Bland Street Methodist Church plans a Sunday meeting at 9 20 A M Mrs H D Williams chairs assisted by Miss Dorothy Dillard The program includes Devotional by Miss Cecil Chariton Song by Miss Ruth Smith Reading by Miss Catherine Smoot and Talk by Miss Ruth Baylor.

Young Peole’s Department Bland Street Ethodist Church H. D. Williams Dorothy Dillard Cecil Chariton Ruth Smith Catherine Smoot Ruth Baylor

Bride Hona Mrs Edwards Hosts Bridge Party

Mrs. B Payne entertained at a Friday bridge party honoring her daughter in law Mrs Norman Edwards the recent bride. Attendees included Mesdames T L Henritze of Middlesboro Kentucky and Maude Frazier of Welch. The event opened a series of autumn social gatherings with plans for an afternoon tea to follow.

Norman Edwards Mesdames T. L. Henritze Mddlesboro Mrer Maude Frazier Welch B Payne North Street

Flapper Fanny Hosts Flourish of a Courtesy Party

Thursday November 5 Mrs Edwards honored as Flapper Fanny hosts a well decorated social with roses and cut flowers. Mrs Herbert Markie won high prize. Mrs Payne distributed guest prizes. Attendees include Mrs Overstreet Mrs Wilmore Mr Frazer and many more. Hager Brothers provided music as dancers filled the hall with candlelit rustic decor and refreshments of sandwiches pickles cake and coffee were served.

Edwards Herbert Markie Payne Hager Brothers Witun

Summit Club Dance at Robin's Rest Hosts Halloween Masquerade

The Summit Recreation Club held a masquerade party and dance Thursday at Robin's Rest on the Princeton road. The event drew a large crowd for a highlight of the Hallowe'en season with festive costumes and lively dancing.

Robin's Rest Princeton Road Summt Recreation Club

Cardui credited with restoring Mrs Peters’ health

Mrs Peters of this place recalls being puny weak and yellow before trying Cardui. Her father consulted earlier successes and bought a bottle that led to marked improvement and lasting belief in Cardui as a remedy for various women’s ailments. The article notes Cardui’s long standing medical validation and widespread past use.

Ingraham

Masquerade Ball at Bluefield Club Awards Prizes

A large Bluefield Country Club masquerade ball drew about 200 guests with Halloween decor and music by Knight's orchestra. Prizes went to Miss Lucille Garrett as best costumed lady and C Van Dueren as best costumed gentleman, plus originality awards for Mrs. Walton Suddeth and J F E Mann.

Bluefield Country Club Adies Cosume Iven Knight's Orchestra Lynehburg Te Mantel N. Huffard O. Bluefield Lucille Garrett C. van Dueren

Ladies Luncheon at Lake Place on Bland Road

Mrs E T Tyree and Mrs H J Shott hosted a one o'clock luncheon Friday at Lake Place on Bland road honoring Mrs J Baylor Mrs E D Long Mrs Frank Y Jackson Mrs J M Carer and Mrs J B Ward. Yellow chrysanthemums led the decorations with lavender accents on molded grape cluster ices. Sixteen guests were served in three courses with assistance from Mrs J R Murphy and Mrs E Scott Hale.

E. T. Tyree H. J. Shott Beng J. R. Murphy E. Scott Hale

Local Bulletin Notes Family Visits and Health Updates

A community column lists numerous residents at home and away. Grandparents welcome a granddaughter Etta Mabel while visitors pass through Bluefield area. Several patients undergo surgeries at St Luke's and Bluefield sanitarium with ongoing recoveries and hospital transfers noted.

Recovery improving for typhoid fever patient Collins

Anawalt West Virginia resident Collins is a patient at the sanitarium under treatment for typhoid fever. If no complications arise, her recovery is expected to proceed as planned.

Ruth Hill West C. M. Scott Philadelphia M. G. Creswell Bluefield Sanitarium A. Dunn Richmond Wll Bluefield Dunn A. E. Jennings Welch Richmond Hospital J. R. Laird Sun Realty Co Clearwater Fla Amond Bright Frankford W. Va Penn L. J. Fox Pen Mar Avenue Keystone J. F. White A. F. Fox Pocahontas Charles Graybeal Nemours Bluefield National Bank Bertha Graybeal Union Street R. J. Quinlan Stuttgart Ark Sol. Collins Anawalt

Laws and Lessons Go Hand in Hand at Eton

Eton College new boys face strict rules beyond lessons. They may not roam race sites or river banks during Windsor races, enter wine shops, tobacconists, or pawnshops, and no hotel or public place may be entered without house tutor consent. Shops are out of bounds on Sundays. Tokyo reports a government subsidy of about $250,000.

Eton Eng Eton College Windsor

Ferratine Ferraline Mineral Water Promise Quick Digestive Relief

Ferratine Nature's great concentrated mineral water treatment promises rapid relief from indigestion heartburn sour stomach biliousness with a money back guarantee. A one dollar bottle is said to equal many gallons of powerful mineral water and druggists refund if not aided after first dose. Start Ferraline now for quick permanent relief from stomach disorders.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Heals Frail Workwoman

Mrs Et O Branpensure of Milwaukee describes prior iron tonic failure and doctor treatments. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and weight, enabling her to do housework again and weigh 118 pounds. Neighbors noticed the change and she urges others to try the tonic.

Milwaukee Wisconsin sLydia E. Pinkham

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