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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1969
Page
5
The Matoaka Garden Club welcomed Elsie and Ethel Clark as honorary members at Mrs. Sam Davis home. They planned a Christmas dinner December 7 at 6 p.m. at Dinner Bell Princeton. Miss Anne Murphy and Mrs. A K Maynard led the program with Christmas arrangements and corsages.
Dear Heloise shares a method from a lab service for removing deodorant stains using chlorine or sodium perborate bleach or alternative methods with isopropyl alcohol. It also includes pie baking hacks to finish a crust without overbrowning and foil to prevent browning.
The Debonaire Club of Bluefield Virginia held its formal initiation at Miss Connie Johnsons home. President Theresa Sykes led the candlelighting ceremony as 17 new members were welcomed. Mam corsages in red and white were given and the reception followed with club colors in the decor.
Mrs. Raymond L. Short of Gary is listed in the 1969 edition Personalities of the South. The selection honors citizens for background service and achievements and includes a certificate from the editorial board and a commendation letter.
The No 13 hole at Beaver Lake Golf Club near Asheboro is described as the longest par five in the United States. The article highlights its length as a defining feature of the course.
Bluefield groups schedule health screenings, rummage sales, table events and Christmas activities across Bluefield Virginia Avenue and Y Center. Listed are Quota Club Yale tables on WHIS-TV, garden clubs, civic leagues, senior groups, and church gatherings with times from morning to evening throughout Monday and Wednesday.
Consumers asked about packaging law reach and compliance sources. FTC provides interpretations and local programs via Bureaus, merchants associations, and chambers. Weights and Measures leaflets explain state and local requirements.
In Pocahontas Virginia Miss Mary Jane Ferrell completed a GA study on Israel and hosted a meal of Israeli main dishes at her parents home on Water Street. Mrs Ferrell led a discussion using maps charts and booklets prepared by the GA girls. A stork shower honored Mrs Loni Richardson Miller at the Hill residence with gifts and games for the honoree and guests. Beav er High School hosted a concert attended by Pocahontas students and guests including Carolyn Boone Janice Turner Kathy Shrader Pam Farley and Karen Turner.
In New Delhi the sari evolves with brighter colors and modern fabrics. Western influence sits alongside khadi and handspun styles while French chiffon saris charm urban buyers. Younger Delhi women push length and neckline, challenging conservative norms as beauty ideals shift toward slimmer figures.
A UC chemistry professor notes current daily vitamin C intake in the U S and other rich countries is insufficient. He cites ascorbic acid in Vitamin C boosting vigor and infection resistance, and Pauling suggests a tenfold increase could yield about ten percent better mental and physical well being.
Engagement and wedding photo submissions to the Daily Telegraph must be published within 15 days of the announcement or ceremony. Formal professional pictures in standard sizes 4x5 5x7 or 8x10 are required with write up to the Society Editor by the Wednesday before the Sunday publication.
Mrs. Ruby Carson of Union Street enters Friday as a patient in Bluefield Sanitarium Room B-2. Mrs. Bessie Williams of Wyoming Street is warded in Room B-9 with visitors allowed. Mrs. Jack Thomas of Albemarle Street occupies Room C-21. Mrs. G. E Hamilton of Hereford Texas visited her brother Mr and Mrs Gus Knight who marked their wedding anniversary on Saturday November 29 and Mrs Knight’s birthday on Sunday November 30.
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