Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-07


her home at Tazewell Friday. Be
fore leaving sor her hs~e a dance
was given In he honor aud was u
most enjoyable AFFAIR. Miss Buch-
anan expects TO visit the Seattle ex-
position during her vacation.
Mrs. G. c. Frazier AMI her sister.
Mrs. Pritchett. with their children.
viii spend the summer az Virginia
Beach. They have rented coNage
there ami will enjoy the sea b.eezes
all the season.
Sidney Bloch visited Bluehcld
Sunday
The many friends of George Stu
| polsky in Posahontas, aud that in
| elsdes the entins population, were
much Interested at the announce
ment OF his marriage. George il
quite young, but he has already
shown that there 10 something in
MIN The brothers Stupslsky are all
hns young men.
A. j. King. OF Rush Run. Fay-
cite county, w. Va, wac here for
several days. Mr.. King IS an e1pe-
riencs mining man and wa, formerly
superintendent Of the collieries COM
pany here
Mrs. Shell Surface. VIII, was seri-
ously Ill of typhoid fever tor several
days 10 much improved.
Misses Estelle Kabrich and In
ian Hensley are at home again after
a profitable session At Virginia In
stitute. Bristol.
MS. Floyd Black has sufficiently
recovered from her recent very I'M
peasant experience 30 visit friends
at Tazewell.
w. Il. Mnter. OF wil&a mson. was
'are guest OF his parents the latter
part OF che week.
The firsmen's hasaar WIS GRAFT
success from every standpoint. and
The hremen have requested that es-
pecial mention be made OF the AZ
sistancs rendered by the following
persons:
MesdaRnes Sol Bach, N. Bloch.
jose W. Easley and j. Acton Ian
don and Messrs. w. w. Kelly. Rob
err Bsrbert. j. r. Lindsey. John Bo-
ray and Frank Lefkovitca.
N i~rse delegation OF tirsmen will
attend the state nremsa's conversion
at Harptea next month and n Ys
expected that PocaiIsa.as will make
good 9honins ss thu. occasion.
Mrs. Henry Shuffeba ;1rr. OF Ru.
raj Retreat. is the guess If Mr.. and
Mh. j. w. Bailey.
MISS Bertha Bloch, OF Richmond,
IS the guest OF her brother, M. Bloch.
The finals OF the Pocah ontas high
sehool closed at the opers house ON
wednesday evening. at which tims p
very Interesting programme was rem.
jsred as follows:
Overture. Tesoro Mo Waltz nv
orchestra; Greeting, chorus: The
spanish America, Julian =. Baber;
Rainbow, Indian INTERN az2o. by or
theara; recitation. Carrie Bear; rec,
Itation, Lonna Walters; Fhe Flash
Light Two-Step, by orche stra. De
bate, Woman's Suffrage-AfHrma
tive, Margaret Byorm, Bertha Dea-
tom negative Irwin rsnki!s. Claude
stump.
a Desr of Heaven, waltz, by or
chestra
Award Of diplomas; presentation
q neual' a~d avHes. 81
School Days are over, chorus.
In the grammar department tho
Following prizes were awarded:
Fhss grade, Rufus Newton ana
Ernest Head for scholarship in A
and classes, eve dollays each in
gold.
Second grade, jim Ebb Kelley. for
most headmarks Mary Blaylock.
scholarship; Barsestins Aaron, for
Improvement in writing. nve doIlsrs
in gold.
Third grade, Nellis Scott and
James Bunch. for scholarship in A
and u classes; James Scott one for
most hesdmarks. Five dollars in
gold.
Fourth grade, Ruby and Pearl FL
lette were given the scholarship in
The A class. eve dollars Such in gold.
Vernon Elicit, scholarship in the
class, five dollars in so'1.
Fifth grade. c class. Virginia Hal
Ter, scholarship. FIVE dollars IN gold;
class, scholarship, 20 Martin Rd
Der FIVE dollars in gold.
In the high school the following
we're awarded prizes OF S. each in
gold
First year, best yearly grades
Nick Walters; first year. English, Al
fred Dennen; first year, Latin, Nick
Walters; second year, best yearly
grade, Almond Newton; third year,
scholarship, Caude stump. ten dol
Ia rs fn gold: fourth. Claude Sfu7np