Bluefield Daily Telegraph from Bluefield, West Virginia • Page 2

MGE rWO BLUEFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, Bluefleld, W. Va. The. oaturday Morning, June 1, 1935. Wm MLOtt IMMT MtUik MMM MM SACRED HEART SCHOOL GIVES PRIZE AWARDS Graduates of the complete Junior high ftchool course, tbe first clagg to have Ilnlshed the nine-year courie, since the Institution of Sacred Heart school, were given dlplo- tDts Thursday evening at the closing exercises ot the school, held at the K.

of C. hall. The diplomas and other honorary awards were conferred by theipastor of Heart cburcb, the Rev, 0. V. Gocke, A most able And scholarly address given by the Rev.

M. J. Egan, of Powhatan, this being preceded by ft tine entertainment given by the pupils of the school. Diplomas Were presented to Patricia Beem, gave the salutory address: William Bruch, valedictorian; Joseph Jtelgher, Patrick Phillips and Nichblae Pastore, The school Is conducted by the Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus, whose Mother house Is In Parkersburg, The able and efficient manner In which the pupils participated in the exercises was an evident Indication of the thorough and capable training of these selt-sacrlllclng Sisters. Among the pupils receiving awards were: Perfect 1, Grace Clauter and Robert Bruch; grade 1.

Virginia Battaglino and Lucilla Malanaleiira; grade 3, Carmella Abbatello; grade 4, Joaopblne Batljig- llno, Sanilna Clauter and WiiUer Keame: grade 6, Madeline BattaK- Uno, Mary Ahbaiello and Frances Lemleux; grade 7, Coralle Page, Jo Slusher. and Doralnic grade 8, Anne Slusher, Anthony Bal- tagllDO, Evelyn DIsibblo and Sldward Roth; grade 9, Nicholas Paetore. 1, John Ray Budnar and ElenaXora Small; grade 2. Nancy Jane O'Keeffe, Phyllia Maria Payne and Ijttcllle Malamls- ura; grade 3, Harvey Wood; srade Shirley Sue and grade 0, Kftthryn Ann Kearns. Exemplary 1, M.ir- graet Liemloux, Mary Ann Oiblis and Julia Taloleas; grade 2.

William C. Slusher and Margaret Walker; grade Uemleux; grade pblne Battaglino, Shirley S. White, Mary Ruth Jonee, Clayton Roth and Edward Mlnnlck; grade' 6, Dorie Umberger; grade 6, Kathryu Ann Kearns and Donald Compton; grade 7. Jo Slusher, Coralle Page und Gloria Lynch; grade 8, Mary Buz7.o and Kdward Roth, and grade 9, Patricia Beem. Excellency In Christian doctrine- Grade 1, Joan Tackett and Henry James Roth; grade 2, Betty Alice and Alfred Stupalsky; grade 3.

Donald Tackett; grade 4. Christine Bruch, Santlna Clauter, Judith Small. Walter Kearne and Clayton Roth; grade 5, Lawrence Whlto; grade'8, Mary Malamlsura, Afadellne Battaglino, Francis Caesldv and Cabell Payne; grade 7, Gloria Lynch and Jo Sluelier, and grade 9, Patrick PhlllipB. Excellency In li Grace Clauter; grade 2, Mary Keith Alcers and Thelma Koarne; graders, Velma Kathleen Small; grade 4, Elizabeth Catsonls; 5, Margaret Kearns; grade 6, Prances Lemleux; grade 7. Patricia Stacy and Sara Betty Asher; grade 8, Anne Blusher and Mlchcllua Monaco, and grade 9, Joseph Relgher and William Bruch.

Junior high school diplomas wore awarded to; Patricia Beem, Patrlnk Phillips, William Bruch, Joaepli Relgher and Nicholas Pastore. To Attend Graduation Dr. E. Wiley, pastor of TrluKy Methodist church, have gone to Durham, N. to attend the commence- jnent exercises thla week-end at Cuke university.

Miss Frances Wiley, daughter ot Dr, Wiley, Is a membe'r ot the graduating class, and will receive her M. A. degree. Mrs. "WUey Is In Durham, where ehe haa been visiting her daughter for the past week.

Miss Cox Hostess A pleasant party was given by MUfi Alice Cox at her home in Bramwell the past week. Dancing and enjoyed during the evetkinir and the hoateKS waa assisted serving enieriaining by Mlaa Dorothy 'Moore, Paul Haynes and Bill Cox, TJja guests Included: Willie Shlll- tngi, Raymond Orlmni, Howard. Bill and'Herbert Hill. Paul Haynes. PitfPPPP.

Sexton, Jetf Noel, Alvah. and Robert Davidson, clarence Hall, Oharlle rox, Sylvester Rfvss, Bella, Misses Ava RatclKfe, Davidson, Amy Cox, Besale Saxtoo, Ruby and Frances Jones, Rtttb and Thelma Butt, Virginia Blevlns. Masle Beuneit, Dorothy Moore and Mr. and Mrs, w. L.

Cox. Reservations Urged W. A. Sutherland, secretary ot the Blustleid College Alumni esioola- tlon hM urged that all local members who wish reservations for the dinner meeting to.be held Monday evening to bring or phone their reiervailona to the college as soon at possible. A splendid program has been ar- riinged- for the affair and Indlcailons that it win be the most successful and largest attended meeting In the litetory ot the association.

Mark neld, of this city, la president. Mrs. Holmes' Recital In the presence of a large and appreciative audience Utt evening AI Wartlek's Piano room, pupils ot Harry Holmes gave a most JOjrtMe recital, each number being riUdered In highly creditable ler- Mri. Holmes is one of the ab- Ht tflftobers in this vicinity, and pVPile have won high honors in national and even tnternatlon- contests. Laat evening's program, If" mi6, $mi ftp which was presented In excellent manner, was ts follows; March ot the Wee Folk Gaynor Anne Sykes Daffy DowB DlUy Williams Lucy Locket Williams Justine Cohen Fairy Bell Fcaget Nancy Stowers Dolly's Funeral Tscalkowsky Betty Udy Jolly Darkles Bechter Betty Kable Ye Merrle Winter Blake First piano, Betty Udy Second piano, Mancy Stowers Berceuse Guelltte Betty Jane Feuehtenberger In Hanging Gardens Davles Charlotte Schtossberg Morning Streabbog Jlelen Roach An Evening Story Ketterer Mary Beth Woods Little White Butterfly Peaget Lillian Davis Song of India Remsky-Korskoff Impromptu Couperln George Matz A Rose Garden BIdbro First piano, Helen Warden Second piano, Mrs.

Holmes In Old Vienna RIchter Elljabelh Ann Low man Spring Tlhie In Chinatown Rinter Dolores HInchee The Cavalcade Burgmuller Alice Hobson Cross Cross Williams Three Clocks Williams Maty Jo Jackson Waltz In A Minor Creig John LItchford, Jr. We Were Young RIchter Ann MIrlani Kell Waltzes Strauss Maxine Lester Trees Rasbach-Dles Janet Caltco Scarf Dance Charminade Evelyn Gall Gilbert Moderato from Sonutlno No 1 Bethoven Doris Watklns Flower Song Lange Margaret A. Buchanan Waltz Shutt Betty Rae Clark Song ot Grasshopper Emery Margaret Smith March of the Tin Soldiers Plerne Harold Peake Allegro Con Brio (From Sonata in D) Hayden Mary Emma James American Folk Tune Williams First piano, Melissa Shedd Second piano, Mrs. Holmes Narcissus Nevin Harold Bonham Moonlight Barth AJina Mae Feuehtenberger Hark, Hark, the Lark Shubert-Llszt The Rosary First piano, Emily Ashworth Second piano, Mrs. Holmes Soherzlno Padeiewski Katherlne'Peck Serenade Toselll-Hull-Howe Jlrst piano, Ellen White French Second piano.

Mrs. Holmes Impromptu In- A Flat Chopin Mary Ann Payne Music At Bland Street In observance ot Sunday School day at 31 o'clock Sunday morning the Junior choir ot Bland Street Methodist church will have charge ot the music. This choir, which Is under the direction ot Miss Elizabeth Shelton, will slug several special selections In addition to the hymns and other musical features Incidental to the worship program. At the evening service which begins at 8 o'clock, the regular choir, under the direction ot James Elmer Brown, will sing "I Will Extol Thee," by Wooler, with solo passage by Miss Blanche Armentrout. Miss Marlon Smith wilt sing an appropriate hymn as an offertory.

Names Omitted Through error, names of Mrs, L. M. Carper. Mrs, R. and Misses Kathleen and BIdlth Duff, who assisted in the hospltalitios for the tKirty given for Betty Jane Franklin, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. It. were omitted In the previous mention of the affair. Between thirty-five and forty guests wore present for party, which was one ot the most aliractlve of the season.

A lovely Maypole dance In the yard was an outstanding feature the children singing happy birthday greetings to the young honuree as they danced about the colorful Maypole. Group plc- tuieg of the young folk danco wore made during the afternoon, Personals Mrs. C. W. Pierce and son.

Frank Pierce, ot Bluefleld, MUa Virginia Lacy and John O'Keeffe ot this city, left Friday for Cincinnati to spend the week-end. The Rev. B. Sperosv, of Charleston spent Thur.sday In Blueheld en route to the genera! asserauly of the Presbyterian church at Montreat N. C.

The Rev. Mr. Sperow was guest of his brother. Dr. AV.

H. Sperow, and Mrs. Sperow, Union street. I "'V "I EASTERN STAR HONORS ITS DEPARTED MEMBERS Following the regular filated meeting of Blueneld chspter G6, Order ot Eastern with K. S.

Gregory preBldlng ea woilliy nintron, a heautlfiil memorial ivn.s in honor of Mrs, I). T. Whiilork. Mrs. Sarah Blanford and Bane S.

itten, who died during the peal year. The exercises were open to llic ppople, and friends and relnlhcs of the deceased toembers were especially Invited. Ofllcere of the chapter, rind In Jong while dressefl, entered the chapter room to procesRlnnnl music rendered by Mrfl. A. T.

Hall, and formed a semi-circle around the altar, while Mrs. Gregory, holding a Bible, paid eloquent triliiito (n the memory of the departed members. Placing tho Bible on Die nltar. Mrs, Gregory epoke of the deceafiod In connection with tho tenets of Christian faith as excmplilled in the Eastern Star. Misfl Kathleen Aldworth paid loving tribute to tM memory of Mrs.

Whltlock; jMlas Gertrude Steele honored the memory of iMr.s. Blanford, lovingly known a Blanford," and the oldet member of Ulucncld chapter, and Mr. H. G. Stcoln, In a tow appropriate words, paid honor to Bane S.

Wittcn. As a large white cross w.is IllHml- nnted, William Woodynrd beau- Old JtUBRPfl CroRfl," The emblem of the Eastern Star, electrically lighted, added much to the cffectlvcne.ss of the cercraonles. At the of the memorial tributes, each ot the otficor.s placed flowers upon the cross and at lis bafie. As the offlcnrn then formed a circle about tho altar, Mrs. Woodyard rendered 'Til We ABnIo." Featuring Ihe chapter session, report was made by the commlllee BolicltlnK fimds for the furnishing ot a room In the West Virginia Enatcrn Star home, to be known as tho "Bluefleld room." M.

B. Lockhart, worthy patroti, ia chairman ot this committee. Mrs. Ethel L. Hill, ot Williamson, worthy grand matron ot tho Graqd Jurisdiction ot West Virginia, was made an honorary member of the chapter.

Personals Mrs. T. E. Peters, recently discharged aa patient at St. Luke's hospltftl.

contlimes to improve. Mrs. a. J. M.

Kyle, ot was among shoppers in Bluefleld Friday. Mr. and Mrs. P. B.

Kerr, of Ber- wlnd, were shopping Friday In the city. Miss Mae Lazarus, of Keystone, was the city Friday on a brief shopping trip, A. Jenkins visited friends Roanoke Thursday. Billy Mitchell Rudder, son ot Mr. WHEN you're feeling try a bowl of Kcllogg's Rice Krispies in milk or cream.

Their crisp crackle cheer you. Ricli in energy to digest. CUHldren like Rice Krispieg Lecauee they snap, cracltle, and pop in milk or creain. Fine for tlio nursery supper because they promote restful sleep. At all grocers in tlio Mother Goose story package.

Mode by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Quality guaranteed. hungry WATER MAID RICE CLEVER HOUSEWIVES SERVE NEW "Mel-O-Toast" Breads YOU'LL ENJOY THESE NEW BREADS. MEL-O-TOAST WHEAT BREAD MEL-O-TOAST EGG BREAD ASK FOR A LOAF TODAY TOAST OF AJIEHIIA" HAKKU t'OB VUIJ COLE BAKING CO. and Mrs.

C. M. Rudder. Is able to be out, after six weeks' lllnegg of rheumatic trouble. Mrs.

Claude Moss, of Mobile. formerly of Bluefleld, Is visiting Mrs C. L. Borden. Mrs.

Thomas and daugb- tprs, Misses Beatrice and Margaret, of Blkhorn, and Mrs. S. O. Wygal and daughter. Miss Emily, ot Al- goma.

were shopping In the city Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllani Spencer, of Covel, were shopping Thursday in Bluefleld. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Vest and children ere leaving this morning to the week-end with Mr. Vest's father and other relatives at Floyd, Va, ICK qr MAC CASH TALKS ROUR Harvests 85c Kansas Perfection $1.10 PilUbury $1.15 Kansas Expansion $1.20 Post ToastieSy 3 for 25c Jello, All Flavors, 4 25c Cake Flour, Swans Down, 29c Maxwell House Tea, V4 lb. 19c Grape Nut Flakes, 10c Post Bran Flakes, pkg. 10c Pink Salmon, 2 25c Crab Meat, can 25c Asparagus, All Green, can 25c Mackeral, Tall Can, 3 25c Pork Beans, tall can 10c 1 box Kellogg 's Pep OA 1 box Kellogg 's Rice Krispies 1 box Kellogg 's Corn 1 box Whole Wheat Biscuits FREE MAYONNAISE McCormick'i 8-oz.

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5c Potatoes, New, 5 lbs. for 13c Tomatoes, lb 10c Lemons, doz. 19c Lettuce, 3 for 25c Fresh Lima Beans, lb 15c Butter, lb 31c Link, lb. 23c Selox, Large Size, 2 for 25c Ivory Large Sim SNOWDRIFT i'lh. can 34c 3-lb.

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BRAN FLAKES 10c 1 pkg. Whole Wheat Biscuits TREE 31c RICE Comet 2 tot 15c BEVERAGES AsRorted Flavors S4 -0Z. boftles ea. lOc PICKLE Whole Sweets ot. 25c 25c Tomato Juice rbiiiip 's 3 14c CORN Garden Qooen Ko.

i (an 3 for 10c Superfine Whole Kernel No. 3 can, 8 for 25c WHEATIES with? Shirlei- Teiuple Dishes 2 25c TOMATOES Vo. 8 Can 3 23c PEANUT BUTTER Olasi 17c MAYONNAISE Half Pint 13c Pint 23c PIGGLY WIGGLY Bluefleld Company BLUEFIELD, W. VA W. VAe.