Ireson Couple Set To Make Bluefield Home After Ceremony
Friends in Blue welcome a local couple, Mr and Mrs Ireson, who after the ceremony travel to Detroit and Falls before settling at 424 North Street in Bluefield.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
4
Friends in Blue welcome a local couple, Mr and Mrs Ireson, who after the ceremony travel to Detroit and Falls before settling at 424 North Street in Bluefield.
Miss Louise Block hosted about thirty young people at her Fourth Street home for an informal party with bridge and dancing. Miss Anna Effron won the high bridge prize and Miss Turk received an attractive prize. A salad course was served. Music club members attended with various performances and refreshments were provided.
Epworth League members are reminded of a district union meeting at West Graham Virginia this evening at seven o clock. A prior notice incorrectly listed Bramweil as the location and now reverts to the correct site.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Lusk of Arista celebrate the arrival of a fine son at their home Bernice Boyd before marriage student nurse at Bluefield Sanita is named as mother in law and relates to the family event
The Appalachian Literary Circle will meet Thursday October 1 at Bluefield College to study Carl Sandberg and Amy Lowell.
A short note on Fletcher’s collection The Secret of the Barbican at the Bluefield Public Library. It links stories of detectives and drama with human lives across various walks, including Beatrice a night porter at the Chotchport Harbour Hotel and Mrs Vandette in debt.
The Waistcoat tale centers on a missing business letter found in a dealer’s pocket. Fletcher emerges as the leading figure in this field with this volume, renowned for sharp plots and inventive twists.
The Woman's Union of Midway Christian church met at 2 30 Thursday afternoon with large attendance. Mrs Black led the devotional and talks were given by Mrs Davidson Mrs Gnead and Mrs Peters. The program included songs readings duets trios and a solo plus a social with hot chocolate and wafers.
A fine boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs W N Andrews on Knox Street South Bluefield. The mother is Miss Emma Willis before her marriage. The child has been named Carl Lindsey Andrews.
Jr and Mrs D W Weiser of Gilmer Street celebrate the birth of a son Donald William Weiser Jr at Bluefield Sanitarium.
Mrs. D. and French donated two volumes to the D. A. R. Section of Bluefield Public Library. The books, titled Heads of Families, come from the first census of the United States taken in 1790.
The census volumes for North Carolina and Virginia 1782 to 1786 are noted as part of the conten t. Emerson Houghs Covered Wi and Ger trude Athert ons Black Oxen have been added to the regular library shelves by little Miss Lovie Farmer.
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor invites all intermediate age members to a 6 o clock picnic at Mrs N O Floyds home College Avenue. Meet at the church at 6 30 or go directly to the Floyd residence Bring lunch to share and join in the evening gathering.
The Bluefield Quota Club will hold its regular lunchconference today at noon at the West Virginian hotel. Many members are expected to attend as part of the weekly meeting.
An old advert promises Kellogg's All-Bran relieves headaches and eye strain, claiming the product fights illness and leaves readers healthier. It touts the cereal as 100 percent effective, produced in Michigan, and available ready to eat with milk or cream.
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