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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
4
Professor Vaughn presented an illustrated lecture on The Passion at the First Presbyterian Church. The filled house enjoyed a beautiful, instructive program that transported attendees to the village of Morrgan and the peasants life depicted in the scenes.
A reader notes that bobbed hair looks wonderful with a subtle tint from Golden Giant Bhampoo. The comment highlights styling preference and product suggestion for a polished, modern look.
The Normal Class for Mission Study leaders of the Woman's Missionary Society met for an all day session at Bland Street Church. The study centered on the book New in Latin America as a key material for the day. The proceedings referenced the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Flapper Fanny organized a classroom study on Latin American missions covering Brazil Cuba and the Congo Belge. Mrs S M Bernard planned a brief review of church operations in these fields with students divided into country groups using stories articles and pictures.
Margie writes to Santa and a national reaction unfolds as True Story presents real life tales. The text explains True Story’s aim to share authentic life experiences unchanged from the authors’ minds, highlighting its six year rise in popularity and urging readers to buy the October issue at their nearest newsstand.
A church group used a large map and a National Geographic style theme to explore Latin America. Mrs J E Brown won a word-letters contest spelling a country name while Miss Hether Case served as admin secretary and the session highlighted the book study led by Mrs S M Bernard.
Mr and Mrs J B Agnew hosted a delightful Switchback dance Monday night for Miss Thelma Harman a student nurse at Charleston General Hospital on vacation. Refreshments were served to guests including Miss Thelma Harman and other attendees.
A guest list from a dinner party hosted by Miss Alice Price of Bluefield at Proteriel street honoringly welcomed Miss Maryee Martinsville Virginia visiting Mrs. L. W. Parker. Attendees included Mary Williamson Daisy Lyons Gladys Belcher Janet Burke Mayme Murphy and others. Miss Mary French recently at the University of Virginia spent time with Mrs. Frank Bowling before returning to teach in Virginia.
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