Bluefield Daily Telegraph from Bluefield, West Virginia • Page 4

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, W. Va. Saturday Morning, June 13, 1925. 1 je 1 QOLOIR PEHHY, SocMty Heart, O'clock. 7 to 'cltelt PIMM PMtw in Items far Thli Oumn Quota Club Excellent attendance marked the meeting Friday at noon of the niue- fleld Quota Club, nt the West Virginian hotel.

Alex Bowman, who has been studying vocal art in New York, gave two deliRhtiul solos, with James Elmer Brown as accompanist. Mr. Bowman ia gifted with a wonderful voice, and a successful', career in grand opera is predicted for him by friends and critics. Miss Isabella- Dillard was present as guest of Miss Ellen Echols, and Miss Glula Frieman was Introduced and warmly welcomed as a new member of the club. Miss Madge in behalf of the club, gracefully presented a charming wedding present to Mrs.

Robert Baker, (Miss Ruby Benjamin,) who made appreciative ack.nowledment of the gift. Mrs. Mary Becker, president, read an invitation from the- Klwants Club for a danee to be given as a feature of Kawanis "Ladles' Night" at West Virginian hotel, on the evening of June 22. Conrad Brevick, of the Chamber of Commerce, spoke in behalf of the homo talent play, "Tbo Whole Town's Talking," which will bo given hero next Thursday and Friday evenings, for the benefit of local athletic projects. Mr.

Brevick expressed the "hope the entertainment will mark the amateur dramatic club in the community. Loyal Daughters A delightful business and social session was held by the Ln--1 Daughters of Trinity Methodist church Thursday evening at the homo of Mrs. Harry Lelst, Itockbridge, street. Following the business session, with scripture reading, prayer WOMAN AVOIDS AN OPERATION Awful Pains and Misery Relieved by Lydia C. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lima, want to tell yfiuhow your medicine has helped me.

For weeks I suffered with awful pains from inflammation and I was ia such misery that I had to bend double to get relief. 1 could not be touched or jarred, had awful pain all over my abdomen and could not touch my feet to the floor. It was impoa sible for me to straighten up and the pains never ceased. I took treatments for some time and finally was told I would have to have an operation. I do not believe in operations and I had readso much about Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound that I told my husband I would try it before tgave up. I soon began to feel that it was doing me good. The awful misery began to leave me, also the backache. I have a good appetite and am gaining in weight. Taking this medicine was the best thine I ever did, I feel like it has saved my life and I do not hesitate to say so to my friends.

At least it has saved me from a dreaded operation and I am still taking it. I am willing to answer letters from women asking about the medicine." ETHEL THURSTON 324 North Pine St, Lima, Ohio. and reading of the mwiuteB of the secretary, the guests enjoyed a number of games, a "mock wedding" being one of the merriest features of the evening. Strawberry shortcake was served with whipped cream and Mrs. J.

D. I-Kjng, Mrs. F. L. McDonald, Mrs.

IX R. Lelth and Mrs. Harry Lelst were members of the entertainment committee. Delightful Affair On Thursday evening, June 11, Mrs. Mutter's Sunday school class was entertained at the home of Mr.

C. P. Claytor, by Mrs. B. F.

Looney, former president of the class. Various Interesting points were discussed by the different members of the clnss and a systematic method of conducting the claBs was outlined by Mrs. Iyooney, The meeting was opened by scripture reading and prayer by Mr. Mutter, followed by an opening song, "When we all get to Heaven" sung by the audience accompanied by Miss Evely Crantz, on the piano. Delightful refreshments were served, after which the class was entertained by singing of the different members of the class, Mrs.

Stott playing the piano. Little Francis Looney sang the, "Blue Ridge Blues" with Miss Kathcrine Claytor as accompanist. Those present were: Mrs. Mutter, Mrs. F.

F. Courtney, Miss Eunice Moore, Mrs. E. J. Stott, Mr.

and Mrs, V. S. Lambert and little daughter, Misses Helen and Ruth Harris, Mrs. Bllllo Woodyard, Lucille Ascue, Mr. and Mrs.

Kelley -Blanken- shlp, Mrs. Karl Frye, Mrs. Lula Bourne, Miss Evelyn Crantz, Miss Grace Asctic, Miss Marie Miller, Marie Lester, Mr. C. M.

Peery, Florence Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller, Edith Ascue, Mrs. B. F.

Looney, Mrs. W. V. Bourne, Mrs. H.

C. Hounshell, Mrs, S. R. Hale, Miss Alice Cook and' Mrs. Lola Lambert.

Silver Tea The Woman's Missionary Society of College Avenue Baptist church held a "silver tea" Thursday evening at the church, a large number being in attendance. The program pertaining to "Our Missionary" was very interesting, and waB followed by a. solo by Miss Hilda Thornton, with Miss Kathleen Chapman aa accompanist. A delightful pageant, "The Seven Keys to Unlock Baklpato's Heart" wus splendidly given by Milton Tlnsley, Rives Jones, Gretta Thompson, Marguerite McNeal, Gladys Tickle and William Abrams. The program closed with "a chain of prayers by five of the ladies, after which a "china shower" was held, a large njtmber of attractive dishes being received.

During the evening, the guests were served dainty sandwiches and punch. Boy Welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Steve Georas, Wyoming street, are the parents of a fine boy, Gus, born at Bluefleld sani tarlum. Parliamentary Usage Parliamentary Usage for Women's Clubs, by Emma A.

Fox, is a valuable I addition to the books at the Bluefleld Public Library. rt is designed for societies of men as well as of women. The language used may bo understood by the novice and yes the book is Dainty Sandwiches for your bridge luncheon Cut white or brown bread to represent the four suits. Spread with butter or mayonnaise dressing and place on each a slice of ham cut the corresponding shape. Or bits of ham may be ground, mixed with chopped pickles and salad dressing and spread on these open-face sandwiches.

Garnish with stuffed olives. One of the tempting ways to Serve ours STAR HAM You'll favor "Star" flavor FLAPPER FANNY sfoa about men. comprehensive to meet the ncedB of all deliberative assemblies. It is the parliamentary authority of hundreds of national, state and local organizations. Miss Perm Honored Mrs.

J. J. Penn, Albemarle street, entertained, last evonlng with a pretty informal rook party, In compliment to her guest, Phyllis Penn, of Greensboro, N. C. The home was lavishly decorated with rambler roses and mountain Ivy, and during the evening delicious light refreshments were served.

The games were enjoyed at four tables. Several pleasant social affairs are being planned among the young people, in courtesy to Miss Penn and other attractive young ladies visiting in the city. League of Voters The League of Women Voters will meet thft afternoon ut 3 o'clock at the Y. W. C.

A. rooms, on Federal street. A full attendance is desired, as the meeting will be of Importance. Complimentary Reception Miss Mary Easley, College avenue, will be hostess for a reception Thursday evening, June 25, in honor of Miss Minerva Easley, of Lynchburg, Miss Mary Howard Vaughn, of Huntington, Misses Ethel and 1m- ogene Ltttleiohn, of Bluefleld, and Miss Phyllis Penn. of Greensboro, C.

The hours will be from 8:30 to 10. Pretty Rook Party As a special courtesy to Misses Ethel and Imogen Littlejohn, who are leaving city In the near future, and to MISB Nettie B. Jnn- kin, of Lexington, guest at the home of her cousin, Miss Louise Du Bose, a charming informal rook party was given Friday afternoon by Miss Du Bose at her home on Stowers street. The attractive hostess was assisted during the afternoon by her mother, Mrs. W.

H. Du Bose, and Mrs. n. E. Shlrey, and a delightful salad course was seTved to the guests, among whom were Misses Ethel and ogens Littlejohn, Nettie B.

Lunkin, Mary Laird, Mary Easley, Phyllis Penn, Alberta Carter, Dorothy Dillard, Margaret Bowen, Trixie Peters, Mary Gordon Alley, Helen and Aline Hurd. Stella Holly, Elizabeth Shirey and Margaret Jameson, of Bramwell. Lockie Rankin Circle Mrs. Allen Long. Miss Eva Counts and Miss Margaret Bane will entertain the members of the Lockie Rankin Missionary Circle, of Bland Street Methodist church at the home of Mrs.

J. P. Cofer, 1808 Dearborn street Monday evening at 7:30. There will be a contest on "Life of as studied in previous meetings. This being the close of the second Quarter, members are requested to bring dues, and all are urged to be present.

Laurence Tierney Honored Citizens of Blueiield are much pleased with the honor recently conferred upon Laurence Tierney, of this city, who was awarded the "Yale Cup" at Tome School, Port Deposit, where he was a graduate this year. This cup was offered to the student whose character and Influence proved of greatest benefit (Turn to Page Nine.) LADIES' SHOE REPAIRING of the Better Kind. FMTEP SHOE BEI'AIHIJfO CORPORATION, Opposite Postofffce. JBrudmann Phone Ho. 2087.

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25c Choice Beef Roasts, lb. Boiling Beef, lb. lie Big City Meat Market 714 Bland Street, "CASH AND CARRY." PRICES FOR Bluefield Stores rTlDN Proclamation Brand OCf TWO Cans for NORFOLK CAKE Tr3fc IRISH POTATOES g- 3k COMPOUND LARD 1 lft pUrrCr Daisy, per lb 33c Vi 1 Fl 1' Kraft's, in tins, per 15c CORNED BEEF, Wi 2fr VIENNA 14c POTTED MEAT, 5c LUNCH TONGUE libbys 26c Luxury, 16-oz. glass 34c MaOtlllf KlirfaQW ld ble No. 1 Pails 24c reanui 1 Easton's Mayonnaise, oz.

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