Wedding in Princeton Unites Emma Nicewander and Paris Bowling
A quiet Tuesday ceremony at Rev B Randall's parsonage in Princeton joined Miss Emma B Nicewander and Paris Bee Bowling in marriage. Bowling, son of S A Bowling of East Bluefield, and Nicewander, daughter of J A Nicewander of Poplar Hill Virginia, will reside with the Bowings in East Princeton Avenue and host friends after September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplateria
W. M. Bowling
East
Princeton Avenue
West Virginia Armature Company
Eula Bowling
Elva Nicewander
Marriage Surprise Joins J M McClure and Lena Bower
The ceremony took place in Bristol Tennessee on a Wednesday. Miss Lena Bower of Pocahontas Virginia is the bride and J M McClure of Bluefield Virginia is the groom, a member of the Bluefield fire department. They will reside in Bluefield as husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McClure
Lena Bower
Bluefield
Bristol
Tenn
L. Bower
Pocahontas
Ady
Mrs. McClure
Holder family dispute over Arkansas relocation plan corrected
Mrs EB Holder and family expected a move to Sulphur Springs Arkansas after misinformation in Wednesday’s paper. She told the Telegraph she received an offer from the John Brown School but denied intending to leave Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Holder
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Holder
Telegraph Office
John Brown School
Bluefield
The Peasants Epic of the Soil in Lipka Volumes
Review notes Ladislas Ray mont's four volume work The Peasants comprising Spring Summer Autumn and Winter. Follows Lipka town and the Antek era with Breyna Poryna Yagna and Hanka amid peasant uprising and soil driven life.
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Ladislas Raymont
Bluefield Library
Lipka
Ryan
Antek
Yagna
Helens
Hanka
Poryna
Breyna
Boryna
Yagna Seized and Tragic Elevation Echo in Town Drama
The piece centers on Yagna as she endures village backlash led by women of the town while Martin’s influence and Vogt’s power frame the conflict. Yagna’s captivity and humiliation are described as a monumental moment elevating her to a classical heroic stature. Virginia Nelms decorates Bland Street for a wedding opening with gladioli and moss draped over an archway separating store and workroom.
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Vogt
Yagna
North Carolina
Tarr announces Virginia Frances Tarr marriage to Zed Tate
Mrs. Helen N. Tarr of Dante Virginia announces her daughter Virginia Frances Tarr’s marriage to Zed N. Tate. The ceremony occurred Wednesday at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev J W Hobson officiating. Mrs. Tarr and her son Edward Ingles Tarr attended along with Mrs. John H. Nelms and Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen N. Tarr
Dante, Va
Virginia Frances
Zed N. Tate
Christ Episcopal Church
J. W. Hobson
Tarr
Edward Ingles Tarr
John H. Nelms
Legion Auxiliary Plans Joint Meeting With American Legion
The Legion Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at o'clock meeting with the American Legion. A joint program is planned and refreshments will be served.
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the Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
New Millinery Shop Opens in Peery Building on Federal Street
Exclusive creations in fail mil linery were shown at the formal opening of Mrs. C. H. Moore’s millinery business in the Peery building on Federal street. The exhibit featured Paris imported pattern hats and sport shapes, praised as one of the city’s most elaborate displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Moore
Peery
Federal Street
Paris
Y W C A Publicity Committee reorganized at meeting
A publicity committee meeting at the Y building on Federal Street reorganized the group for the fall program. Members include Mrs E Henson Mrs Lera Cox Miller Mrs George Dillard Mrs Mabel Baker Bell Mrs J T Thornton Miss Georgia Ratcliffe and Miss Goldie Perry.
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Y. Building
Federal Street
E. Henson
Lera Cox Miller
George Dillard
Mabel Baker Bell
J. T. Thornton
Georgia Ratcliffe
Goldie Perry
Effie Loudermilk
Minnie Weaver
Blanche Brammer
Hate Carter
Blue Ridge
Desir Gilmore
Y W C A Plans Summer Camp at Pisgah
The article notes summer activities of the Y M C A with the highlight a Pisgah summer camp. Miss Minnie Weaver, general Y secretary, accepted an offer ensuring her continued work here for another year. Mrs. G E Shumate, in charge of noonday luncheons, attended the board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah
Minnie Weaver
G. E. Shumate
Marriage at Tazewell: Jessie McGinnis Weds W E Coleman
Miss Jessie McGinnis of Burkes Garden Virginia married W E Coleman of Bluefield Virginia in a Presbyterian ceremony performed by Rev W W Arrowood. They honeymoon with relatives in Iowa and plan a future in Cliff Yards. Coleman works as foreman for N and W.
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Tazewell
Jessie McGinnis
Burkes Garden
W. E. Coleman
W. W. Arrowood
Iowa
Coleman
N. and W
Cliff Yards
August 1025 Library Circulation Report Summary
Bluefield Public Library records for August show total circulation 5160 with 205 daily average. Major items include Juvenile fiction 1769 and Juvenile classed 125, Adult fiction 243, Adult classed 153, Auxiliary circulation 615, and 52 new additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Public Library
Shrine Club Dance at Masonic Temple Friday
Shrine Club hosts a dance at the Masonic Temple on Friday evening September 25 with Repass orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Shrine Club
Repass' Orchester
Gifts to Library From Local Donors
Ned Sherman a visitor at Bram well presented fifteen children's books to the Bluefield Public Library. Miss Alice Gibson donated twelve additional children's volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Sherman
Bramwell
Bluefield
Blosser Family Welcomes Son Maynard Edward Jr
Mr and Mrs M E Blosser of Albemarle Street announce the birth of a son Maynard Edward Blosser Jr The mother formerly Miss Nellie Reese is identified in the notice as the child’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Blosser
Albemarle Street
Maynard Edward Blosser
Nellie Reese
Bland Street Juniors collect for orphanage box at church
The leader of the Bland Street Junior Missionary Society asks all Juniors to bring their packages for the orphanage box at the church today. A. B. Ratliffe and family of Fourth Street have just returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street
A. B. Ratliffe
Fourth Street
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Nicewander
Book Review
Colfax
Sterling
Silver Department
J. W. Waters Co
the Reliable Jewelers
Federal
St. Bileefield, W. Va
Kinney
Oxfords
Goodyear Welt
Roys
Goodyear
Oxford
Tan
Jack
Flosserrv
Hoewn
Neeton Av
Boots
By Martin
Virginia Nelms
Cora
Legion Auxiliary
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Roanoke
Stee
Stone Gap
Jena
Sarah Blanford
St. Luke's Senohal
K. E. Lentz
St. Luke's Hospital
J. A. Ferrell
Visibno
E. W. Oliver
Lynchburg
Frank S. St. Clair
West Graham
B. S. Clements
Matoaka
Cecil Earle Stearts
Princeton
Laura Newton
Hallie Wall
Veda Kennedy
McComas
John T. Shelton
Union Street
W. N. Byrd
S. S. Massey
Beechfork
J. Ruskin Barbe
W C. Barbe
Bluefield Sanitarium
R. M. Mehifelt
Kyle Leslie Bruce
Huntington
West Vir
Ginian Hotel
Filo
John P. Rector
West Virginian
C. L. Johnson
Johnson
Frank Johnson
Ocean View
W. E. Ross
Stuart
Mr. Ross
Library Report
Warlick Furniture Co
The
Henry Rodgin Co
Veritas Wannasty
Veritas
Furn
West Virginia
Princeton Ave
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