Bluefield Daily Telegraph from Bluefield, West Virginia • Page 21

0. ELLIS JF THISCiry.BIES Building Contractor And Former N. Railroad Em- ploye Passes; Funeral Service To Be Held Monday O. L. Ellis, 71,, widely known butld- contractor and former employee of the Norfolk'and Western Railway died at 12:20 yesterday noon at, his home on the Bramwell road.

Mr. Ellis had been in declining health for the past eighteen months, suffering from heart trouble and complications. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Monday afternoon at the, Ellis residence, conducted by the Rev. W. Collins, assisted by the Rev.

Ben S. Johnson, pastor of the First Christian church. Burial will be in Walnut Grove cemetery. Mr. Kills was a man of high ideals and was held in high wteem by all who knew him.

He was born Lowell-, Monroe county, this and came to this section when he was only fifteen years old. For more than atteen years he was in the train service of the Norfolk and Western a brakeman and conductor and later as" yardmaster. In the capacity of the he worked at Norton and Elkho.rn. He. very active part in the'work'of-fraternal orders and vr-as a.

member of Bluefleld-'lodge of Elks. Odd- Fellows and Knights of, Pythias. Mr. Elite was, unmarried. He is survived by the following sisters and one brother: Mrs.

Ellen- George, or Bluefield: Lizzie Bailey, who has made her home with Mr. Ellis; Mrs. Bell Chapman, of McClure, Mrs. Minnie J. Medley, of Bluefleld; Mrs.

Sue Wright, of and M. A. Ellis, Bramwell road. Active pallbearers for the funeral wilUbe: M. Goforth, E.

Harry. John F. Land; liake Bailey, Charley Hume, W. B. Motley, Rufus C.

G. Surface W. J. 'Williams. Flower Henry Davifsoni E.

Davidson, C. M. Jennings, J. T. Thompson and Tom Perdue.

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IV. EDWARDS i Correspondent MoComas, W. May A delightful marshmallow roast was given at Conner's school on Tuesday young folks were chaperoned by Mrs. W. D.

Fitzhugh. 'Many. "Jolly- games were played. Those present were Misses Geneva Fulford, Mildred Hurst. Ruth Kennedy, Beatrice Blackwell.

Mary -Borich, Eleanor and Celeste Fitzhugh, Grace Underwood, Elizabeth Evans, Viola Hundley. Beulah Evans, Edna Dean, of Ashland: Messrs "Red" Sutherland. Shoda, Charles Fowler, yenlce King, Donald Fulford, Ray Conner, Ray Farley. Carl Sizemor.e 1 Powers, Sigmon. Robert Fulford, Eugene Evans, and Jadk Pendleton.

Ernest Morris and Henry Gregory, of FLATLET TO FEATURE The auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary society will meet at Thomas Memorial church on Wednesday afternoon. The feature of the program will be a playlet with Mrs. Kent Stevens, Mrs. Albert Goodwin; Mrs. Wade Lowman and Miss Kathryn Murphy taking part as deaconesses.

MISSldNARY SOCIETY The Pinnacle circle of the Missionary society held their monthly meeting on last Wednesday with Mrs. T. R. Egibert. MOTHER'S BAY SERMON A special mother's day sermon will be preached.

by the pastor, the Rev. J-. R. Belcher, at Thomas Memorial the Sunday service. music by the Young People's quar.tette.

CO JIMENCEjfENT EVENTS The baccalaureate'-services will be conducted by the J. Belcher, Sunday morning, May .21, at 11 o'clock the Memorial church. The high school commencement will be held in the school auditorium Friday evening, May 26, at 8 o'clock. The comencement address will be delivered this year by A. E.

McGuire, head of the department of education, Concord college. The junior class is planning tho Junior-Senior banquet for Monday May -22. This is the first Junior-Senior banquet The class, of 1934 is to be congratulated upon beginning what we- hope will become an annual event. The McComas Minstrel troupe will present an evening of laughs in song dance and miscellaneous acts, Tuesday evening, May 16, in the high school auditorium This proeram is under the- direction 'of Miss Virginia HOME ECONOMICS PLAY The home economics classes, under the direction of Miss Wheeler, are presenting a three-act -play, May 18, entitled. "Tea Toper Tavern." Is play appropriate to home economics work.

The parents of £he girls in the department are to receive; complimentary tickets. ALL-DAY QUILTING 'At the home of Mrs. Albert Goodwin -on Thursday an old-fashioned all-day quilting was "held by the Sewing circle. In the at, ternoon a surprise stork shower was '-to-'MrsU G. Hall.

Little' Barbara Jean Fender pushed in a carriage loaded with lovely gifts. Luncheon was served at i o'clock, buffet -style, to F. Fend-er, Mrs. A. P.

Thompson, Mrs R. S. Mrs, Kent Stevens, Mrs. G. F.

Ball. Mrs. C. Edwards. Mrs.

R. B. Murphy. Arthur Moody, Mrs. Nelson Ratcllff and guests.

Miss pllvlaNRiddle, Mrs. Vellle Mabe, Mrs. C. H. Blackwell, Mrs.

Pierce Goad, and Mrs. Wlillard Murphy. YOUNG PEOPLE'S OUTING Sponsored by the Crane Creek Bpworth league, more than 100 young' folk enjoyed a wiener roast at the McComas ball ground Thursday evening. The Thomas Memorial league were guests. Chaperones were Mrs.

W. H. Bryant, Mrs. Arnold Howell, Mrs. W.

D. Fitzhugh, Mrs. Irvin Fowler and Mrs. Bud Davis. MINERVA DAVIS CIRCLE Mrs.

James Grainger entertained the Minerva Davis circle at her home in Crystal, on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Fender, chairman, presided. BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gates are the proud parents of twins, born Tuesday.

The son weighed 8 pounds and the daughter 6 pounds! PERSONALS Earl Goodwin left Thursday for Camp Knox, where he will loin the forestry recruits. Mrs. Harvo Browning is able to be out after a serious Illness. Mrs. S.

S. Cooler and Mrs. B. F. Pinkard were shopping in.

Bluefield, Wednesday. A. 0. Bishop, of Bishop. and Miss Ethel Sayers, of.

Jenkinjones, were visiting friends here Sunday. Mrs. T. B. Pauley, who has spent the oast -three months here with her daughter, Mrs.

Joe Burgess, returned to her home at Sharon, AV. Saturday. Dewey While has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James Givens, at Worth, the past two weeks. Mrs.

Cecil Niohols visited her mother. Mrs. S. W. Rhodes, at Pu- laskK Sunday.

Mrs. 0. E. Hurst, who underwent a serious operation at Bluetield sanitarium last Wednesday is doing very nicely. B.

Pinkard and Dr. W. D. Fitzhugh and Master David Fitzhugh were visitors in Charleston, Tuesday. Miss Roberta Fitzhugh accompanied Frances Strong to Mullens Sunday, where she spent the week.

Ralph Warden is the guest of his brother. H. F. Warden. MRS.

EUGENE G. JONES Correspondent Pocahontas. May Contract Bridge club and other guests were delightfully entertained Tuesday night by Mrs. C. C.

Hindley, at her home on Water street. Apple bloesoms were throughout tho rooms where guests at four tables were at play. Mrs, John Dennen was the winner of tho high score prize in the club and Mrs. Herbert Porter, of Boissevain, was the winner out of the club. Mrs.

Dills Barber, house guest Mrs. Junlus Ellett, reecived a beautiful guest prize. Delicious refreshments were served to the following members and guests, Mrs: 1 'JbTin T)etftieivrTWrs." "Vaughn Pusey, Mrs. Eddy Rhoada Mrs. Jack Graham, Mrs.

Frank Ellett, Mrs. Junlus Ellett, Mrs. Herbert Butt, Mrs. John Hurley. Mrs.

S. M. Bennett. Mrs. Herbert Noel, Mrs.

Hal Renkln. Mrs. A. Sproles. Mrs.

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Alexander. ORGANIZE CLUB A club OC people, called the "I Swim Club, 1 has been organised in Pocahontas. Officers elected at its first Meeting are Misa Lois Moses, president: Vice preaident. Miss Betty Miller; leader, Mies Edna Moore; secretary. Miss Katsy Stump; treasurer, Mlsfl Anna Leigh Stump.

MORRIS 3IAGRILL HONORED Morris Magrill has been made district deputy, grand master of the 45th Masonic district The tuany friends of Mr. Magrill rejoice with him in this honor. B. T. P.

U. OUTING The B. Y. P. U.

had a most delightful outing Tuesday evening. They motored to Peel Chestnut, where a delicious feast was served. Those present were. Misses Dorothy Bowden. Marie Pennington, Marie Harmon.

Gladys Qllllarri, Marjorie Mc- Laiiglilin, Nita Schnell, Mrs. Arch Boone, Mrs. Nellie Shrader, Tom Gentry, Tom Bowden. Charles Herring, Russell Sanderson, Robert Vawter, Paul Shumate, Joe Whitehead, Basil Poind-exter, and Wilson Pals. EASTERN There will be an important meeting of tho Eastern Star, Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

MOTHER'S DAT "Mother's day" will be Sunday. May 14, at 10:30 o'clock at the Hungarian Reformed church. The sermon will be Breached by 0r. Louis Nanassy. of Llgonier, Pa.

Dr. Nanassy is superintendent of the Hungarian Reform Orphans' home at Llgonier. He will be the guest of the Rev. Bogar for two weeks. During that time be will visit the affiliated churches at Gary and Tarns.

The young people of the Hungarian Reform church will present two one-act plays on Saturday evening, May 20. in the Sunday school rooms of the church. The following 'are In the cast: Elizabeth Szucs, William Buga, Margaret Szabo. John Fejti, Mary Pe.lti, Katherine Kovacs. Albert Szucs, Pearl Kovacs and Daniel Szanyi.

ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC Morning services at 10:30. Special Mother's day services. BAPTIST CHURCH Worship at the Pocahontas Baptist church at and 8 p. conducted by the pastor, the Rev.

R. H. Bowden. There will be special Mother's day music In the morn- Ing hour. Sunday school at 9:45 a.

B. J. Ellett, superintendent B. Y. P.

at 7 p. Paul Shumate, president. The Royal Atribassadors will meet on Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. COLORED PEOPLE The St. John's United Holy church of Boissevain, will have a baptizing today at 1:30 o'clock, preaching will at 3 o'clock.

Pastor, Elder John Forster. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday-school at 9:45 a. m. The pastor, the Rev. A.

V. Rudy, will preach at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.

The evening service from now on through the summer will be at 8 instead of 7:30. The young people's services will also be held one-half hour later than usual, meeting at 7 Instead of 6:30 p. m. TREASURE HUNT PLANNED Mrs. L.

B. Crawford and Mrs. W. E. Rhodes start Monday on a treasure hunt, calling, at local homes for any old', or discarded gold trinkets, such as pins, rlnge, epec- tacle frames and chains.

This will be sent to the board of Missions, Nashville, which will have these articles smelted and the Pocahontas charge will 'be credited on its benevolent assessment with the value of the gold. PERSONALS Morris Magrill, John Wallace and Dingus Hoffman visited the Masonic lodge at Richlands Tuesday night. Lew Berkowitz, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.

Magrill, has returned to his home in Phoenlxville, Pa. Ken Greiser and little son, Ken of Bluefield, visited friends in town Wednesday. Mrs. Dills Baber, of Lynchburg, is visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs.

Junius Ellett and Mr. Ellett. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Frazler, of Bluefield, visited friends in Pocahontas last week Ernest Keasee, of Falls Mills, was calling on friends in town Tuesday. Misses Bertha and May Dea.ton. Messrs Hubert Rogers and J. W.

Deaton visited Mrs. C. C. Wilson in Abb's valley last Sunday. Mrs.

Wilson remains quite ill at her home there. Mrs. Frank Wood remains ill at her home on Water street; Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Beavers, of Welch, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitehead MoriBay. Mr, and Mrs.

John Stupalaky and Mies Crockett, of Bluefield and Mrs. P. K. McGottigan, of Long Island, N. visited friends in town Sunday.

B. E. Ward is a patient in the Bluefield undergoing treatment. Mrs. R.

L. Midkiff and little son, R. L. of Bluefield. visited.friends in town.last week Mrs.

Hubert and daughter, Patty Lou, visiting In Beckley last week. Blllie Henley, who has been visit- Ing his mother, Mrs. Edith Henley, in Roanoke has returned home. Mrs. Kelly Suit has entered the Bluefield sanitarium tor' several days'treatment.

The Rev. A. V. has returned home after a three we.ek's revival at Trinity church in Bjttefield. Mr.

and Mrs. A. V. Rudy and children spent Thursday at Mrs. Rudy's home In Tazewell.

Mrs. J. W. Atkinson visited relatives in Bluefield last week Mrs, Harry Shell ie recuperating from recent Illness. Mrs.

Fannie Smith ii improving at her home here. Mrs. Charlie Moody Is ill at her home on Moore street. Mies Wanda Lee Moore has returned home after iiavlng.visited her sister in Catlettsburg, Ky. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Slater and children, of Wythevllle, are visiting at the home orMr. mother. Mrs.

G. W. Nlwptir. Mrs. has been ill, but la Improving.

Floyd Johnson, of Norton, spent Sunday with his family here. J. M. Newtdn, a former resident of was in 1 town Thursday. Mrs.

J. W. H. Lawford. Mrs.

Bill German.and Mrs, J. P. Curtis were in Blueffeld Wednesday. Mr-and Mrs. L.

Magrill. Miss Esther Magrill, Lew Berkowitz and Magrill motored to Bristol last Sunday. Little Miss Elinor Pennington, -of Montcalm visited her grandmother, Mrs. Louiae Pennlngtoji, last week. Herbert Jonea, of Norton, wag a bueiuees "Ultor la town Saturday, New Arrival Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. McNeal, 500 Park street, May 11, a Tine son. The baby' has been named Ral'ph Kenneth.

Music Week Program Closing the series of radio programs, arranged in observance of Music Week, Miss Gertrude "Steele, vocalist; Mies Virginia Powell, reader, and Miss Ruth Perkins, pianist, will present a group of charming numbers this afternoon at 2:30 from station WH1S. Mrs. Phoebe Goodwill, of Bramwell, Is to give an address appropriate to "Mother's day." This program will be followed with selections by members of the crescendo club, as follows: "Largo" from Sonata Opus 7 (Beethoven,) Mary Ann Payne; vio- Hn solo, "Hungarian Dance," Haesche) Martha Jeter Lazenby; "Mother's Day." tribute, Ellen White French; piano solo, Eleanor Peters; reading, Margaret Thornhill, and piano solo, Katherine O'Keeffe. Quite a charming program was given by the Crescendo club laet evening at including duet, "Habanera," (Bizet). Juanlta Bowman and, Sybil Oartwrlght; piano solo, "Allegro," from Sonata No.

1 (Haydn,) Ellen White French; "Valsette," (Boyle) Dorothy Graham and vocal solo, Eva Marie McNeal. Featuring this program, Mrs. Edward Frazee gave a beautiful and Inspiring talk on "Music and Memory." College Ayenue W. M. S.

The Woman's Missionary society of College Avenue Baptist church will meet at at the church. Personals Miss Leila Walker, Maryland avenue, is a patient at Bluetield sanitarium, where she underwent a sinus operation. She Is reported doing nicely. Misses Clara and Evelyn Pruett, 1604 Princeton avenue, are visiting friends and relatives at Narrows, Va. Mrs.

Pete Moye and Mlsa Virginia Hill are spending the week-end In Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs. H. Carlisle Stafford and children, Anna Margaret and Sonny, of Welch, are visiting here for week-end.

DUHRING, GOODWILL and CLIFT YARD MRS. P. E. WULIAM8 Correipondent Cliff Yard, May Mr. and Mrs.

Jackson Harvey children of Princeton v.lolted her Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shrader last Sunday. John Vincent and son, Billy, of "Bluefield, visited relatives here Sunday. The Ladies' Aid will meet with Miss Viola Mullin Wednesday at 1 o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shrader's daughter, Mrs. Maudie Dequesine, of Dry Fork, visited. them last week.

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Campbell moved to Bluefield, W.

Thursday. Mrs. C. B. Mullin and Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Mabe visited Mr. and Mrs. Loraar Mabe and Mrs. Will Mabe at Maybeury Sunday.

Mrs. Will Mabe continues quite Mrs. J. B. Bads and daughter, Betty, of Bluefield, visited her mother, Mrs.

Frank Harvey Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Wyricfc and Mrs. Joe Sherga of Switchback, were guests of Mrs. Buford Bouldin this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey returned from Lexington Wednesday night, where they had been called by the illness of his mother, who is slightly improved. Mr, and Mrs. L.

C. Thorn and Mrs. H. J. Early, of Welch, visited Mrs.

Early's daughter 'Mrs. Ann Gilmore last week. YA. Mrs. John Dillon returned Wednesday from Hhodell, where she was called Sunday night by the death of her brother, Jack Fletcher, who had been ill for quite.a while with cancer.

Mra. P. E. Williams and Mrs. S.

Glllesple were attending to business in Princeton Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Saddler has retu'rned home after spending several' days with her sister, English Shrader at Simmons. Joe Plckett is giving a dance Monday night at Rock View. The admission will bo cents and the proceeds are to be used to buy uniforms for the local ball team, Mrs.

Sarah Bailey, district deputy grand chief, will Inspect Montcalm temple Pythian Sisters Wednesday night. Maybeury lodge beeft ylted to be GdODlfttL V'CA, Mrs. W. B.VJohnston.' spent 't week-end with Relatives at Dr. Bailey hasireturned honle a tonsil operation 'at Memorial pltal, Mr.

and Mra. M. Epperly. and; daughter, Eleanor, were visitfng Bland Sunday. Bea Dlllman and Virginia daaolvfy of Athens, Visited W.

ton last week-end. Mrs. M. Epperly had aa guests last' week, Wanda Ltakenhoker and Lor- raine Rogers of Princeton. Miss Viola Carver, of Pearisbu'i'g; spent the week-end at home recently.

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