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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1925

Page

6

Grace Church Missionary Society Meets In Evening Session

The regular monthly Grace Church Missionary Society meeting drew seventy two attendees on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. KR L Helms' Circle led an engaging program including songs, scripture, stories, and reports on topics such as Virginian Industrial Home for Colored Girls and Religious Training for Colored People. Mrs. J C Turley elected treasurer for the coming year.

Grace Church Missionary Society KR. L. Helms Emma Boyd J. C. Turley R. F. Dillon Woman's Organization W. T. Armentrout Virginian Industrial Home Tom Morrisette R. K. Kinard R. W. Honaker D. AD. Soelton Florida Mra

Alaska Glories Portrayed At Bluefield Quota Club Meeting

Mrs. Mary Becker, club president, described Alaska’s glaciers flowers and twilight in vivid terms after a recent tour. Miss Louise Hawkins spoke on Why I Choose My Present Vocation as the first in a series for Quota Club members.

Alaska Bluefield Mary Becker Louise Hawkins

Soprano Miss Sallie Litz Stars in Student Prince Broadcast

Bluefield Virginia soprano Miss Sallie Litz, a popular member of the Student Prince Company, appeared on a Springfield Massachusetts WBZ broadcast last evening. The performer is well known locally and receives high appreciation for her concert work.

Sallie Litz Bluefield Prince” Company Springfield Mass WBZ Miss Litz

Devotional Meeting at Immanuel Lutheran Church Theme Reconsecration

The Lather League of Immanuel Lutheran Church will hold a devotional program Sunday at 6 30 PM. The junior choir will open with a ten minute song service and the evening topic is Reconsecration. All members and friends are invited.

Lather League Immanuel Lutheran Church Renda League

Authorized Leaves of Grass edition at Bluefield Library

The Bluefield Public Library offers an inclusive edition of Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman. The text notes that early attempts were garbled and unauthorized, and this edition is the only planned and authorized version printed from a new set of plates and combines.

Cardus Praised By S.C. Woman For Health Gains

Mrs. William M. Sanders of Cherokee Ave Extension Gaffney says Cardus, a woman’s tonic, relieved back pains and weakness. She reports better appetite, weight gain, improved sleep, and reduced nervousness after several bottles, and recommends it to friends.

Cardus

Leaves of Grass Inclusive Edition Celebrated

A note lauds Leaves of Grass as America’s key literary gift and proclaims the Inclusive Edition the finest version ever published of this enduring work.

America

Marriage of Miss Viola Tate and John J. Cleva Jr at West Virginia hotel

A marriage will be solemnized at 7:30 this morning at the West Virginia hotel in this city. Miss Viola M. Tate and John J. Cleva Jr. of Glen Alum will wed, with Dr. Samuel W. Moore officiating. The couple will honeymoon in the east and reside in Glen Alum.

West Virginia Viola M. Tate John J. Cleva Glen Alum Samuel W. Moore First Presbyterian Church Cleva Len Alum Coal Company Cincinnati John Cleva T. A. McGuire Cecil and Kyle Mildred McGuire Cedar Bluff Reba Johnson Tazewell Elvira Cleva

Delta Delphian Chapter to Elect President at First Fall Meeting

The Delta Delphian Chapter schedules its first regular fall meeting Tuesday at 3 PM in YMCA rooms on Federal Street. Attendance is urged and a new president will be chosen to replace the resigned Mrs. O M Deyerle.

Delta Delphian Federal Street O. M. Deyerle

Hensley Couple Welcome Baby Boy in Mann West Virginia

Mr and Mrs Dalton E Hensley of Mann West Virginia announce the birth of a fine boy to their family Mrs Hensley formerly Nellie Hock a popular Bluefield girl.

Dalton E. Hensley Mann, W. Va Hensley Nellie Hock Bluefield

Birth of a Ten-Pound Son in Franklin Street Area

Mr and Mrs W Peters welcomed a ten pound son born on Thursday night on Franklin street.

Social Notes From Winding Gulf and Nearby Towns

Mrs J W Bryant and daughter Stella of Winding Gulf visit Mr and Mrs Cal Houchina. Betsy Tracy undergoes tonsil removal at Bluefield sanitarium. Edna Whitman arrives from Yorsenen Va to spend winter with brother K H Whitman and attend Beaver High School. Mrs J C Cox of St Paul Va visits Mrs Henry Perkins on Oakhurst Ave. Lucy Brown, student nurse at St Luke's, leaves for vacation at Wenona WV. Mrs A C Cooper of Freeman improving after St Luke's operation. Mrs Sarah Blanford recovers from pneumonia at St Luke's. Myrtle Miller, nurse at St Luke's, returns from Northfork vacation. Leola Combs back from Norton Va resumes duties at St Luke's. Mrs L G Toney returns from Huntington trip with brother-in-law.

J. W. Bryant Stella Winding Gulf Cal Houchina Betsy Tracy W. O. Tracy Bluefield Sanitarium Edna Whitman Yorsenen Va K. H. Whitman Beaver High School J. C. Cox St. Paul, Va Henry Perkins Oakhurst Avenue Lucy Brown St. Luke's Hospital Wenona W. Va A. C. Cooper Freeman Sarah Blanford Myrtle Miller St. Luke's Northfork Leola Combs Norton L. G. Toney Fray Huntington

Local Social Notes On Travel And Visits

Flapper Fanny and sister with Mr and Mrs Bowling Purcell plan a morning motor trip to Asheville New York. Pansy Reddell resumes nurse duties at St Luke's after vacation. Viola Coleman heads by train to Roanoke for a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Keker Beckett of Columbus Ohio visit Bluefield then Roanoke before returning home. Kathleen Aldworth leaves for Jaeger to visit Mrs G B Speden. Nora Blanford of Huntersville NC visits the city staying at the West Virginian. Er W Francisco and daughter Kulalia depart today on No 15 for Kenova for ten days with relatives.

Bowling Purcell Asheville N. Y Pansy Reddell St. Luke's Viola Coleman Roanoke Keker Beckett Virginia Louise Columbus Ohio Bluefield

BEER RUNNER PAID FOR JAIL PRIVILEGES

Federal authorities probe rumors that beer runners like Johnny Torrio received jail privileges. Torrio, serving a Waukegan sentence, denies the charges and offered $10,000 for proof. Sheriff Strassheim and Westbrook attorneys dispute the accusations and say evidence shows the sheriff bore responsibility for Druggan's absence from the jail.

Johnny Torrio Druggan Lake Torrio Waukegan Ahistrom Strassheim Hoffman Tostbrook Westbrook

Coal is Loaded Under 1917 Wage Scale at Pittsburg Mines

Miners at Banning mine No 2 of Pittsburg Coal Company loaded two cars totaling 150 tons of coal today under the November 1917 wage scale. The mine opened this week with the 1917 scale in effect near West Newton Pennsylvania. Pickets are reported visiting the mines daily.

Pittsburg Banning Mine No. 2 Pittsburg Coal Company Banning No. 2 West Newton

Story of Mafalda and Philip in royal romance

Raccorigi Italy Sept 18 court circles recount the romance of Princess Mafalda second daughter of the king and queen of Italy and Prince Philip of Hesse The couple will wed at the Royal Castle on Sept 23 Mafalda favors a simple life and music over royal power King Victor Emmanuel consented with no Italian title for the prince.

Mafalda Prince Philip of Hesse Royal Castle Rome Raccorigi Italy Phillip Hesse Royal Philip Europe Victor Emmanuel Prince of

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