Bluefield Daily Telegraph from Bluefield, West Virginia • Page 17

Sunday Morning, April 5, 1931. BLUEFIELD UAn TELEGRAPH, Bluefield, W. Va. PAGE FIVE WOM PAGE QOkJtm mUMM. MO Mum MM 5tofe Federation Program Is Practically Completed Miuic Lovers Of State Expected To Be In Bluefield April 9-11; Headquarters Will Be At West Virginian Hotel; Interest Manifested In Contests which he told of the class worlt.

Ninety percent of thd hoys, Mr. Millar said, offer sentence Brnyers at the reKUlar nieetlnRS. Following the session. Mrs. Phelps served delicious refreahmenta to the raomhers.

a suRKCstion of thA Easter season belnp noted in the appointments. Suilrise Service with the probability of eomc changes later In the week, the program for the State Federation luslc Clube, which Is to conyene here April 9-11, with the Music Culture club as hoflteas, has been practically completed. Headquarters will be established at the Weet Virginian hotel, and the convention will be formerly opened at 1:30 Thursday afternoon, April 9. There will be a meeting of the state board Thursday morning at 10:30. Special Intereet la centered in the music contests, which will fea- toure the cloeing day the convention.

Student contests will be held at 9 Saturday morning, as follows: Claaaea A and ball room. West Virginian hotel; classee and Miss Watts' studio; and violin and string ensemble, at the Elks' partor. At 12:30, there will be a contest for marching bands, with a gold medal to the winner. Monetary prizes are offered In the etu- denta' contests. At 1 o'clock the young artists contest will be held in the West Virginian ball room, and at 2 o'clock there will be contests for orchcetras, hands and glee I I at Rameey school auditorium.

Winners In the young arliets' contest will compete in district and national contests, with a wpecial course in music' as the Mlesee Marlon Smith and Fiances Keese are among local artists entered In this contest. The program for the convention, as arranged to date, is ae follows: Thursday Morning Ballroom, West Virginian Hotel of state board. Afternoon :30 Miss Gertrude Walts, president Music Culture club, presiding. Ad of C. Barton, George Richardson Miss Harriet French and Miss Minnie Weaver.

Rev. Howard pastor of College Avenue Uaplist church. lutroductlon of Mrs. J. G.

Cochran. I'arkorsburg, state president. Talk on A. (4. Ijanca.sier.

Pnrkersburg. Wieelcr, of Welch. to scenic points. at Y. W.

C. A. Evenins Session o'clock liullrooni. West Virginian Joe. G.

Cocliran Miss Cora Atchison and Mrs. J. G. In Menioriam Elsie FIsolier Kinoliloe. llvmn Peace Perfect Peace Cakibeck, Mrs.

C. G. Harris, Miss Virginia Divens, Guy Francis and T. O'J. Wilson.

Invocation Rev. Ben Johnson pastor First' Cbri.stlan church. Hymn, Crossing The Bar Barnby Quartet Eulogy Miss Cora Atchison Hymn, Thy Last Sleep Barnby Quartet (Chorus, By Babylon's Strauss-Bllsfi Choral topartmcnt. Wednesday Morning Music club, Princeton. Address, "Music From tUe Layman's Standpoint Bernard McClaugherty Nell Campbell.

Wednesday Morning Music club. Prince- ion. Piano, Clair de Lune Debussy Miss Gladys Cash Song Mrs. Lilly Selections, Beaver high schooj orchestra, C. H.

Keppert, director. Friday April 10 Morning o'clock Ballroom, West Virginian Assembly singing Federation hymn, led by Mrs. R. J. Cousins.

Federation collect. Reading of minutes. C. R. Reynolds, the Wednesday Morning Music club, F.

L. Black, Woman's club. Reports ot the department of education. Duet, Mrs. W.

B. Stevens and Mrs. C. E. Osborne, ChamlnaCe club.

Club reports. Luncheon at Episcopal church. Friday Ballroom, AVest Virginian J. H. Miles.

iWisembly singing America The Beautiful, led by Mrs. L. L. Uutf- man. Reading ot minutes.

Reports continued. Bulletin. Resolutions coniniitlce. Sidney F. Small president of Capitot district.

W. B. Stevens, Kimball. Dunning System of Improved Music D. Thomas teacher and counselor of the Dunning clubs, Charleston.

Invitation for next convention, Unllnlshed business. Final reading of minutes. Music by Toy symphony, directed by Miss Elizabeth Shelton, supervisor of music, Bluefleld public schools. at Y. W.

C. by Woman's club. Evening 00 Evening ot song, by state chorus, Elmer Brown, directing. Gloria, from Maes Jlozait State chorus Group' songs, E. Clyde Beckett Clarksburg; Mrs.

Homer Williams acoUinpanist. Selections. Bluefleld male quariet Mrs. C. V.

Foland, accompanist. Unfold Ye Portals Gounod State chorus Piano solos, by Miss Jeminle VardAi man, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. "List, the Cherubic Host State chorus; with bass solo by L. M. Ross, Beckley.

Selections Washington Irving High School orchestra, Clarksburg. "Hallelujah Chorus." from "The Messiah," Handel-State chorus. Saturday "Contest Day" Classes A and West Virginia hotel. Classes B. and Watts' studio.

Cotillion Dance At Tazewell The Tazewell Cotillion club Is sponsorlfig a dance Monday evening nt the Legion Tazewell. A number of Bluefleld'e younger set expect to attend the affair. Easter Services Violin and string parlor. bands. Artists' contest- Ballroom, West Virginian, bands and glee auditorium.

Virginia Aslier Council Virginia Aeber Business Women's council will have its weekly meeting, Monday evening at the Y. Supper will be served at 5:45. A large attenadnco is especially urged. Circle 10 IVIeets Mrs. Mary Fretwell's class ot the First Christian church will, accordine: to Its annuol custom, have a sunrise prayer service this morning at 5 at the church.

This will he followed with breakfast and Baeter prayer service by the Christian Kndeavor society. Minerva Easley Group Plans have been comoletcd for the all-day meeting of the Woriian's Missionary union of the Minerva Easlev group, auxiliary to the Now Lebanon Baptist aesoclation. to he held at Memorial Baptist church, BluelleUl, next Tuesday. Following is the program whfch will he carried out during the day: (Jod's Onrdcn meeting called to order. Hymn.

Prayer. Address of Welcome Foster Thompson Response Mrs. P. W. Crouch Devotional Mrs.

A. J. Cole Reports on Uo last meeting of Garden club Mrs. W. B.

James and Mrs. R. H. Bowdcn Garden R. E.

Lazcnhy Music Kenneth Kowton Instructions from the head gardener of the association. Garden conferences. The Most Preclou.s Corner in Our Garden Mrs. J. Earl Bailey Our Garden Library Mrs.

J. A. Pancake Our Garden head gardeners of Plots. 1:00 P. tiarty.

Quota Club Party Bluefleld Quota club will have its annual dance and card party, Friday evening, April 17, at the West Virginian hotel. Mrs. Nettie Vass- Steele heads tho committee on arrangements. For tho dancing, the High Hatters' orchestra has been engaged. Quite a number of reservations for cards haVe been made, and the event is expected to be one of tho outstanding functions of the poet- Lenten season.

IVIrs. Crotty's Circle Circle No. 10. of Grace Methodist church. Mrs.

IC. K. Witt, leader, met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Devotional was conducted by Mrs. Emma Boyd, followed by sentence prayers.

An article from the Missionary Voice wos given by Mrs, C. M. Scyphers. Tlio Bible study was ably given by Mrs. Paul Udy, from the book, "Great Souls at Prayer." Members present wore Mrs.

K. K. Wilt. Mrs. Jack Bowles.

Mrs. Paul Udy, Sirs. Emma Boj'd. Mrs. Frank Nash.

Mrs. Jame.g R. Little. Mrs. C.

M. Scyphers. Mrs. K. B.

Lewellyn. Jlrs. C. E. Fleenor.

Airs. P. Por- terfleld. Mrs. Raymond Sproles.

Mrs. G. V. Dudley. Mrs.

C. L. French and JIr.5. George Nash. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs.

Witt. Bluefield Woman's Club Bluefleld Woman's club will meet at 2:30 Monday afterneon at the quarters. Wesleyan Mothers' Club With twelve In attendance, the Wesleyan Mothers' club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Phelps, presidtp.t. Friday evening.

Mrs. Phelps presided for the meeting, and Mrs. N. P. Wickham conducted tho devotional, which consisted ot scripture reading, and beautiful prayer in behalf ot the Wesleyan boys.

This was'followed with general discussion pertaining to the welfare of the organization. The club has decided upon a financial plan to raise funds for the treasury. Ralph Millar, coach of the Wesleyan class, made a brief talk. In Jlrs. Earl Crotty's circle.

No. 2, Grace Methodist church, met with Mrs. Ed Shott, Highland avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Airs. M.

H. Bowling being hostess. Seventeen members and one visitor, Mrs. H. R.

Hunter, were present. The meeting opened with devotional on the lesson theme, "Stewardship," by Mrs. C. W. Ferre'll.

This was followed with ten-minute prayer service for the revival in progress at Grace church. The bible study was ably given by Mrs. E. R. Wilson, and an interesting Item in the Voice, was presented by Mrs.

Keith Grover. General business was then discussed, and the meeting closed with the Lord's prayer in unison. The next meeting will be witli Mva. Joseph F. Shelton.

A pleasant social hour followed the session, the hostess serving a lovely plate. Present were Mrs. E. B. Boggs, Mrs.

W. C. Bane, Mrs. J. P.

Martin, Mrs. A. F. Stafford. Mrs.

E. G. Ferguson, Mrs. C. W.

Ferrell. Mrs. C. N. Pemberton.

Mrs. E. R. Wilson, Mrs. F.

Shelton, Mrs. Earl Grotty, Mrs. Gilbert Hall, Mrs. C. W.

"niailte, Mrs. M. H. Lucas, Mrs. Harry Underwood, Mrs.

Keith Grover, Jlrs. Ed Shott. Mrs. M. H.

Bowling and Mrs. H. R. Hunter. Eojiter morning services at College Baptist church will be featured by an unusually beautiful and impressive program, which is to Include the following: Doxology.

Invocation. Quartette, "Gentle Jesus," Nevin, sung by Mrs. Philip Lilly, J. B. Pearson, Miss Helen Walter, and Wilson Scripture.

Solo, "My Redeemer and My Lord," Dudley Buck, sung by Mrs. Lilly. Prayer. Announcements. Offertory.

Anthem by choir, soprano solo, rendered by Mrs. H. L. Weeks. Sermon.

"Christ Is Risen," (128), morning hymnal. Communion. Twenty excellent voices compose the choir and accompanist for tlie service will be Rives Jones Jr. U. D.

C. Meeting I Bluefield chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet Monday evening at at tho Elks parlor. Trinity Easter Music At the morning service today at Trinity Methodist church, the choir will slug an anthem, "Christ Is by Felton. The evening program, which will be followed by sacrament, is as follows: Anthem: The Prince of LIfe.Evan Foster Choir Solo: For My Sake Evan Fester Mrs.

Lee Wriglit Anthem: He Was Foster Choir Solo: The Lord Is My Light Oley Speaks H. K. Diggs Anthem: Your Lord and King Adore D. Williams Choir Chlrst Arose Ro'bcrt Lowry Choir E. M.

Yost, Mrs, J. R. Hager. Mrs. Rufus Burton, Mrs.

O. O. Farthing, Mrs. C. W.

Burton, Mrs. J. H. Pruett, Mrs. C.

L. Cruise, Mrs. P. S. Graham, Mrs.

Victor Duncan, Mrs, George Griffith, Mrs. H. Hicks, Mrs, E. B. Harris, Mrs.

K. Morgan and Mrs. Ernest Francisco. Visitors were Mrs. Mary A.

Cruise and Juno Pettis. Ladies' Society Meets Monday Ladies' society. B. of L. F.

and will meet Monday at 4 at the Moose hall. Attention is directed to tho hour, which la postponed from 2:30 on account of tho funeral ot Mrs. Mae Rolen. Circle Meeting With eighteen members and one new L. B.

Ratcllffe Easter Breakfast. EASTER FASHIONS OF 1837 In those days the men compeied wKIi flic modest maids to see ivlio cODid wear the most frlllfi und tlouncct, laces and lengthy It nonld be hard indeed to regret the passlni; of those severe styles for the modern mode of today. Today's mode in furniture as well as In clofhhiR calls for comfort and. convenience In addition to good appearance. Come In now and choose a modern dlnlngr room salto and we TT HI have It In your home before your Easter guests arrive.

We can provide calendared payments If yon wish, with no carrylug charges added. CHICAGO BOUSEWVRNISHING A If Bluifield, Va "Since 1890" This morning at 8, tho annual ICuster breakfast will be served at tho auarters, on Federal street. A brief, but impressive program, has been arranged for the affair, which, it is believed, will be well attended. Mrs. Webber's Circle Marriage Of Interest A uiessago received here Saturday from a news syndlcato in New York announced the uinrrlngo there ot Miss Pauline Thomas and Mr.

Wayne H. Thompson, lioth ot Bluefield. Tho bride, a daughter of Mrs. Thomas, is one of nUieflcld'e most beautiful iiad attractive girls, and a gifted imislcian. She is a valued employe of the UluefioUl National bank.

Mr. Thompson Is a sim ot Mrs. Rae 'I'hoiupson. and member ot a prominent Blucflord family. He Is employed as salesman for Si and company.

Baltimore, with In Bluefleld. First Baptist Music Circle 6 ot the Grace W. M. Mrs. Karl Fryo leader, met April; neeser 'tlio soprano" parC the 1 th Mrs.

G. B. HlidebraTid, Baptist church wil erlck street. Mrs. S.

R. Thompson the meeting with prayer, and Mrs. W. R. Sprinkle gave tho impressive devotional, which was followed with sentence prayers, opened by Mrs.

F. W. Udy and closed by Mrs. W'. R.

Sprinkle. Mrs. J. S. Hoops gave interesting items from tho Voice.

Mliuitps of the last meeting were road by the secretary, Mrs. E. B. Kahlo. Tha meeting closed with the Lord's prayer, after which delicious refreshments were served by tho ho.ofess.

Menilierfi present wore: Mrs. 11, B. Johnston, Mrs. B. W.

Thomason, Mrs. Karl Frye, Mrs. E. B. Kahle, Mrs.

C. Crawford, Mrs. S. R. Thompson, Mrs.

T. L. Morrl Mrs. Beckett, Mrs. J.

S. Hoops, Mrs. W. P. Cowling, Mrs.

J. L. Albright, Mrs. F. W.

Udy. Mrs. R. E. Coil'ey, Mrs.

R. Sprinkle. Mrs. L. R.

Ratcliffe. Mrs. R. F. Dillow, Mrs, W.

W. Snead. Mrs. G. B.

Hlldehrand and Mrs. B. Perry. Episcopal Guild Tho guild of Christ Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. J.

B. Buckley, at her home on Tyler street, Wednesday afternoon at 3. Miss Lyde Baldwin is to be Joint hostess. New buslno will feature tho meeting, and a full attendance Is expected. Triangle Club The Triangle club of tho First Christian church will meet Monday evening with Evelyn Nlion, Wnsh- Ington street, at 8 o'clock.

Misses Nellie Smith and Marcello Whltlock will be in charge of the program To Meet'At Radford with Charles Spencer taking the bass solo parts, and Miss Frances choir of Ping nt this morning's service "Christ, Our Possover," by Schilling. In the evening, the choir will render the anthem, "The Risen Ijord," by Morrison, with the solo part by Mrs, Guy French. Personals MRS. d. K.

BALDWIN Correspondent William Edenfl and Mr. and Mrs. M. Jenkins were calling on friends in Premier. Saturday and Mrs.

Ted Walters were visiting relatives in Asco this I. J. Perduo was shopping In Welch K. Sizemore Jr. has been unablo to attend school this week, due to Elmo Mullens Mohegan, W.

April Interesting program was given by the Mohegan Kpworlh league last Sim- day to a largo crowd. There Is to he Is 111 at her home Led- Mrs. W. R. Webber's circle.

No. 9, Grace W. M. met at the liome of Mrs. C.

L. Cruise. 109 Locust street, Wednesday afternoon. Tho meeting opened with sentence prayers, followed with song, "God Will Take Care of You." The bible was well taught by Mrs. J.

M. Litton from the third chapter ot Job. "Stewardship" wa.s given by Mrs. J. H.

Hicks, and items from tho Voice by Mrs. J. E. Keitli. Minutes wero read by the secretary, Mrs.

E. T. Old. followed with roll call by Mrs. Webber.

Twenty-two members and two visitors wero present. During the social liour a delicious a-etreslimeut plate was served tho hostess. Among those in attendance wero Mrs. W. B.

Webber. Mrs. J. M. Litton, Mrs.

J. B. Keith, Mrs. B. T.

Old. Mrs. H. W. Davidson, Mrs.

E. S. Gregox-y. Mrs. Alvey Farthing, Mrs.

Tho annual meeting ot the W. M. S. ot Holston conforenco wlU bo hold April 7-11 at East Radford, Va. Among those from Bluefleld who expect to attend ore Mrs.

J. G. Nichols, Grace church; Mrs. F. Jf.

Knight, Trinity church: Mrs. T. Tyrce, Bland street, church; Mrs C. 'Wltten, secretary ot Tazewell district, and Mrs. S.

M. Bernard conference secretary. A large delegation will attend from the district Mrs. Hume R. Steele, Nashville member of tho board of missions and Miss Constance Rumbrough, also of Nashville, In charge of tho children's work ot the board ot missions, win be among the speakers.

Talks will be made by (ho deacon- nosses ot Bluefleld district, one evening being reserved for this purpose. Miss A'lrglnia Is spending several days In New York as guest of her cousin, Stewart Booker, She will then go to Springfield and other points in Massncliu- BOtts, and will he away about two months. Mrs. A. S.

Booker, who lins been 111 of tonsilitis. is improved, hut not yet able to be out. -Mr. and Ciniulo Evans, of Roanoke, are visltinc: Mrs. Evans' sister.

Mrs. Harry Lelst, Jefferson street. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L.

Stewart and family have removed from Oakhurst aveuiio to Union street. Dwight L. Stewart, accompanied by Jama Rosenheim, ot Roanoke, is in Virginia on a weelt-ond fishing trip, Liltlo Bobby Crowdor. son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. E. Crowdcr, was operated on for mastoiditis at Bluefleld sanitarium and is reported doing nicely, C. Lilly, retired army service, who for tho past six months has been visiting relatives in Virginia and West Virginia, returned the past week to his home at Santa Rosa, Cal. Ho was accompanied by cousin, Mrs.

Emeline Custard, and her son, Stewart Phelps, who will bo bis guests for several weeks, Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Gregory and children, Hazel and Roy, of Oratton, wore guests ot Mr, and Mrs, Gregory, Friday. Mrs.

H. J. Bowles has been 111 the past few days ot tonsilitis. Mr.s. J.

n. Reld, Maryland avenue, left Saturday for Slab Fork, to attend the marriage of Miss Florence Caperton and Mr. Jeno McDonough, which will take place Tuesday at high noon. Misses India Covey and Edith Cherry spent Thursday eve with Mrs. 6.

M. Jennings, Bluefield. leaving on tho early trains Friday morning for their respective homes at East Radford and Norton, where they will spend the Easter holidays. Miss Covey was accompanied by her ulece. Lucy Rowletto Jennings, Miss Ella Richardson, of Marion, who has recently been In Richlands, Is visiting Mrs.

C. G. Duy and Mrs. A. D.

'iVood. a special Easter program this Sunday at p. m. The regular monthly meeting of tho Mohegan A. will ho hold next Friday at 3 p.

m. at the school auditorium, when election of officers for next year will bo held. Those from here attending the nieotlng of tho (Voujity Ep- wortli League union in Welch, on Tliursdav night, wore: Mr, and Mrs. C. M.

Jenkln.i, Mrs. William Edcus, Mrs, T. A. Morrell. Mr.s.

J. IT. Baldwin. MI Ruth Sizemore, Miss Thel- iiia Miss Lleta Urps, Dan- nls and Junior Friends of Miss Bess Hunt will bo glad to learn she is much improved, although slio remains a patient at Grace at Ben Mullens and daughter, Lilly Marie, relurnod to their homo in Williani- fion, Jlonday and Mrs. ford, ot Havftco, was calling oo his parents here last Russell Shirley has been very 111 during the post 0.

K. Sizemore was shopping In Welch, and Mrs. James Smith, of Gary, wero the guests ot Mr. and T. A.

Merrell, Perdue and Adam Wallace returned Tuesday from Athens, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Brensr Thressa Marushia has taken charge ot the Mohegan' club hou.se.—Mrs.

Poly yHunt. who has been very 111, is able to be out. For Half and Scalp I i aliiKls bottia eemcf acalp IrrlU- ft dcUcfttaly nyic perfamed; foradalts linn. World'i (t IlnirRlRtM. DArbern.

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