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or rifciniiciiuwii torWeatern railway, waa Hactod vIcp president while W. S. Anderson was re-elected treasurer, bavin* no op-poalllon for the poat.Director* chosen were: C. B.Sykes. Clyde J. Stephens, Robert T. peters. J. Hudson HQffard, Jamas P Gills. L. C. Fowlkes and William J. Bruch. They will serve for oner M' h.Mr. Galbraith has been a resident, of Bluefleld since 1932. romin* her# from Klnaport. Tenn., where he was active In the Kiwanis cluh there. He Is prominent In Boy Scout* andbeing head of the club and the Men's First Christian(hurch work. Men's Service Bible class of church.Besides the hers heard a Mabel Emhreeelection the mem-short talk by Mrs. on 'he Community Concert sssoclallon which Is being oresnired here.Paul r. Thomas, rice president of the club, also gave an engrossing account of the rerent district convention in Clarksburg and the Rev* Joe B. Overmver. of First Christian church, rendered a solo to the pisno ereompanlment of James Elmer Ft own.Visitors at yesterday's meet In; were C. T. Cunningham, of Richmond. Va., and Frank Hudgins, of Bluefleld.1SERVICES CONDUCTEDFOR DR. GILLESPIETazewell, Vs.. Nov, 4. (Special)--■ Funeral services for Ur DavM Clinton Gillespie were held Sunday c.t the residence of his late brother. The services were conducted by the Rev.J. T. Wilson, pastor of Oakhill Pres* hyterisn church and a relative of the deceased. Burial followed In Maplewood cemetery.Dr. Gillespie was born near the present town of Richland* on December 18. 1878, eon of George William Gillespie and Barbara Emmons Gillespie, removing to Tasewell withhie parents at the age of ten years, where he lived the normal happy lifeof the average boy during which he was dubbed Jake'* by his associates. a name which stuck with him through his rise to fame. His education begun at Tasewell college. In the fall of ’9ft he matriculated at University of Virginia, where he earned a degree of bachelor of arts, taught In Tasewell college during the term of 1900*1991, studied at Johns Hopkins university and following a period of post graduatework at University of Virginia embarked In the spring of 1903 for Germany where he entered Gottingen university. Gottingen, where he wasawarded a Ph. D. on a major In mathematics. In 190ft he became a member of the faculty of Cornell university, Ithacs. and except during a Sabbatical leave of one year, had been there until his sudden death on Thursday.In 1911 he was married to Mias osephina Thompson Brittain, whosurvives him.Dr. Gillespie’s father founded the Tasewell National Imnk and continued its presidency until his death.A surviving brrrther, Will Torn lIDeaple, connected with the Tazewell National bank since its founding and at its head since ths death of his father, is interested In a number of business and Industrial enterprises of the section.FALL PROVES FATALTO MRS. R. M. TANNERHair Tlntlar And lljrln •Bv specialist and graduate. Experienced operator. Advice given without obligation. Mary Lea BeautyShop. Phone 27110.contact their familiesrunted commonicatloiPhone 10*41. Henderson CleanersAnd laundry. New location. 1303 Bland street. Formerly the New Rinbow. Service you admire.Shampoo And Finger*ate 50cTry our stimulating facials. Phone 2780. Mary !«e« Beauty Shop1 =church. The pastor, the Rev. E. H. Cassidy, will officiate, and burial will follow In Monle Vista park.Mrs, Tanner was born In McDowell county, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs. L. F* Terry, but much ofher life had been spent in Mercercounty.Surviving are her husband and four children. Eugene. Ixirralne. Ar-llce and Ina lxds Tanner, all athome. There are four alstera andii!lt;• ii mi:Jacksonville, Fla., hurricane with windseighty miles an hourand swept, southwardthe Florida keys tow* Reports from Mia reheight of the storm four persons were kII of the damage could mined Immediately.The deaths were thlt; and her baby who wa wire during the atorm and 13-)ear-old girl collapse of houses In section of Ihe city.A radio report fro ceived here said co such that no one cou on Ihe street^.Ships also were Im ports early tonight was In anv Immedial The first of the hibrought a blow of fiftStorm Ph1At Miami, there wifive brothers. Mrs. Mollle, Hardy, j ______ _of Jenklnjones; Mrs. Frances Tay-j the center of the stoilt;ai A .at JlMK K - ^ B ,1’ i.- -’ .mllor. of Arista; Mrs. H. J. Holt, Blue* field; Mrs. H. «. Greer, of Greeny Pa.; J W. Terry, Botasevaln; B. Tarry, of Matoaka; J. K. Terry. of Ana wait; K. P. and I. K. K. Ttrry* both of Llttlesburg.Active pallbearers will ha: 0# W. Falkncr. Jodla Falknar, Bill Will*. Roy Surface, R L. Holt, W. W. Peary and M. P. Brown, Flower bearers will ba niece* of Mrs. Tanner.iBASTAIN CCC CAMPMEMBER SUCCUMBSFlwood Woolard, 20. nn enrollee of the Baatam rrc ramp, dial at 2:30yesterday afternoon at the Bluefleld sanitarium, where hr had bora a patient aim** August 7.Ho suffered successive attacks of pleurisy, obstruction of the bile tract, peroltonltis and sleeping sick-BBS.Two weeks ago plana were made to have the young man taken from Bluefleld to the Walter Heed hospital, Washington, D. by plane. He was removed to the Hluefle d airport to await the arrival of ihe plane, but when the ship reached Bluefleld it did not land r#nd turned bark toward Washington.The young man is the aon of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Woolard, of Rlcii-mond. Va . to which place hta body; is being shipped for burial.JUDGE M’CLINTICSHOWS IMPROVEMENTThe many friends in Bluefleld and vicinity of Judge George W. Me-Cllnt of the United states courtfor the southern district of West Virginia, will he glad to learn that his condition, which haa been seri-Oita for sometime, u» much improved.He is still it patient at thee Uni* versity hospital at Charlottsvilie. Va. Word from the hospital last night Indicated that his condition had ahown marked improvement.then the winds spe* mile#* an hour.The city felt the hi hours. The barornatei low as 28.7.1 inches At Dinner Key. hi American Airways fl unofficial wind veloci an hour was reports The Tropical Rs company at Boat on wIn the lt;lay that nil Miami station were building housing itwa* leaking badly.The weather burn villa said tha hurrwas travelling southv Ing Miami and probab Key West tonight.The Norwegian fre Which earlier had rbeing driven toward Florida east roast nei dale, wf I released coaiquarters here tontglilongar in any danger relayed here by thesaid :Sen Itoni• Weather decreaaiistrong and sea rom slowly rising. Condlti At present no dange A late bulletin by tweather bureau salstorm, which has awas centered overabout 30 miles west parently moving wlt; ward about 12 miles The bulletin said siding but tides con the southeast Florid;Red Cross officials the movement of aeverglades to bring cthe Lake lt;)keelt;-ludiee expressed the belief moving away from tlHundreds UIn 1928 a hurricigreat walls of water of the lake and more son* were drowned.Taking precautlo:BELIEVE IL DUCEHowWILL FIGHT IT OUTInMr* R M. Tanner, 42. died at 4:30Sunday afternoon at the Bluefieklsanitarium, succumbing to injuries •ustainad last Tuesday In a lull at her home on the Princeton roail.Complications developed from the Injury, and Mrs. Tanner’s death had been expected almost momentarily.The body was taken to the residence of Mrs. Tanner's sister. Mrs. H. J. Holt. 730 Wheeling avenue, to await funeral services at 2.30 this afternoon at the Grace Methodiat(Continued from Page One)approved in principle by the subcommittee for economic sanctionsearlier In the day.It must be approved by the leagues committee of IS and. presumably, al«u by the league s * generalstaff'’ 91f 52 states.The sub-committee also discussed, but did not approve, the Inclusion of copper, and the consensus of members was that the question of adding s ill other materials to the list should be left open.Committee discussion touched on the difficulties of applying the em-Now when you hn violent, nerve - racl from inorganic cam soothing relief In thi B C.,M a reliable,remedy. “B. C. isregistered pharmacon a different prim ti Hef-givlng ngencic tains several ingredand proportioned a
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield, West Virginia, US
Tue, Nov 05, 1935
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