Roanoke Guest Speaker Talks Victory Exchange Plan
Mrs. David Dyer of Roanoke spoke to the Bluefield Garden Club about the Victory Exchange a proposed shop to be run by the Bluefield club. Members will bring household articles for sale and be paid in War Savings stamps. The shop will be sponsored by the club under War Board supervision and a general committee was elected including E. C. Wade W. A. Richards L. D. Feuenten berger and Martin Garry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dyer
Roanoke
Bluefield Garden Club
Appalachian Assembly Room
Mesdames
E. C. Wade
W. A. Richards
L. D. Feuentenberger
Martin Garry
Trinity Church Intermediate Group Banquet Promotes World Friendship
The Trinity Methodist Church intermediate group held a Thursday evening fellowship banquet at the church with Miss Tommie June Sutherland as toastmistress. The program included an invocation by Rev. C. G. Eastwood, vocal solos, group singing, talks by Miss Phyllis Ruble and others, and a fellowship circle led by Miss Mary Taylor, all themed World Friendship and tied to Vacation Bible School activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Tommie June Sutherland
C. G. Eastwood
Rh Boys
Jnie Aliff
Phyllis Ruble
Helen Roberts
Altamsey
My Saviour
Betty Thabet
Mary Taylor
Church School
Word Fellowship
Sub-Deb Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Members of the Sub-Deb club elected officers at a Thursday meeting at Miss Betty Weeks home in Bluefield Virginia. Officers chosen include Miss Sally citz as president Miss Joyce Morgan as vice president and Miss Frances as a further officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weeks
Bluefield
Sally Citz
Joyce Morgan
Frances
Sub-Delts Plan June Camping Trip Details
Secretary McClintock and officers Miss Betty Nelson Miss Frances Winfrey and Miss Norma Jean Peery presided as dues and rest were served. Members discussed plans for the Sub-Delts camping trip scheduled for the second week in June.
Music In churches Sunday Across religious services
Multiple churches schedule morning and evening music events with choirs soloists and organists. Performances include hymns and anthems such as Cast Your Burden On The Lord Amazing Love The Lost Chord Exalt His Name and Rejoice and Sing with solo pieces by Ralph Smith Mrs. Fred Walker and Mrs. Lewis Belland and directions for guest artists and directors at Grace Methodist Bland Street Methodist First Baptist First Presbyterian Trinity Methodism and other congregations. Florida is cited as the southernmost 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist Arch
Leeers
Henry Fortune
God
James Elmer Brown
Will F
Grace Methodist Church
Jesus
Geoffrey O’hara
Fred Walker
Prodigal Son
Stebbins
First Baptist Church
Charles Gabriel
Exalt
Scholfield
Ralph Smith
Sulivan
First Presbyterian Church
Youth Fellowship
Trinity Methodism
Joe Davidson
Tne Mn
Vidsom
Welos
Chornbure
Lewis Belland
Chaminade
Tcilio
Rinck
Mary Cheyney
Wil
Wagner
Davidson
Stanze
Frs
Reiland
Pilar
Bizet
Wesley
Woman's Republican Club Observes Flag Day in Bluefield
The Bluefield Woman's Republican Club will hold a Flag Day meeting on Tuesday afternoon June 6 at 2 30 in the Appalachian assembly room. Mrs P B Durrell will lecture on The Play of the United States and patriotic music will be provided by Mrs M J Thabet. Miss Betty Thabet will represent Columbia, Miss Adney Ann Barger will read. A large attendance is expected.
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Woman's Republican Club of
Bluefield
Appalachian Assembly Room
P. B. Durrell
United States
M. J. Thabet
Columbia
Betty Thabet
Adney Ann Barger
Woman's Club Meet To Be Held Monday
The Bluefield Woman's Club monthly meeting is set for 2 30 Monday afternoon at the Young Women's Christian Association quarters. An engaging program is planned with Miss Betty Thabet to sing and she will be accompanied by Miss Mary Cheyney who is home from Westminster Choir College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Bluefield Woman's Club
Young Woman's Christian Association
Betty Thabet
Mary Cheyney
Sam
Westminster Choir
Circles at Bland Street Methodist Church Gather for Wednesday
Circles at Bland Street Methodist Church meet Wednesday June 7 in the W of Chris son area. Hosts include Mrs. Pred Edwards and Mrs. P. B. Durell on Jefferson street, with other circles on Mountain View Avenue Albemarle Street College Avenue Cumberland Road Highland Avenue Augusta Street and Augusta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist Church
Bland Street
Pred Edwards
P. B. Durell
Jefferson Street
Aubrey Stowers
A. C. Dilcher
Mountain View Avenue
J. E. M.muilin, Jr
Marvin Anderson
Highland Avenue
J. M. Herndon
Albemarle Street
J. E. Wagner
C. Prarier
College Avenue
E. P. Mitchells
John Warner
Cumberland Road
Dan McMullin
Ian Campbell
Augusta Street
Ladies travel and hometown visit report
Mrs. John Kee and Mrs. Sam Payne left Wednesday for Washington DC. Payne will visit relatives in Trenton New Jersey and her daughter Mrs. T E Foster Jr and Lieut Poster in New York City before returning home. Miss Admin Barger has retired to her home after visiting her father George M Barger in Charleston. Mrs Anne Winfree arrived from
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kee
Sam Payne
Washington, D. C
Payne Will Visi
Trenton
N. J
T. E. Foster, Jr
Poster
York City
Adm
In Barger
Wyoming Street
George M. Barger
Cramleston
Anne Winfree
Panama Canal Leave Ties Pin Down Navy Families
Mrs. Carrie Akers and Mrs. J E Winfrey of Princeton host relatives visiting from the Panama Canal zone for a thirty day leave. Mrs Winfrey is connected with the navy department at the canal zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal Zone
Carrie Akers
Hill Avenue
J. E. Winfrey
Princeton
Winfreys
Navy Department
Canal Zone
Miss Virginia Powers Hosts Picnic For Friends
Miss Virginia Powers acted as hostess at a picnic and wiener roast held at the home of Mrs. H. T. Matthews on Cumberland Road. Attending were Misses June Ramage Janie Marie Lambert Emma Groh Sophia Groh Helen Loyd Elizabeth Garland Ann Johnson Margaret Borden Effie Carter Margaret Schrader and Mesdames Mildred Bond Cassie Carter. Guests included Mrs. T. E. Powers Miss Lula Doak and Mrs. C. W. Doak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Powers
H. T. Matthews
Cumberland Road
June Ramage
Janie Marie Lambert
Emma and Sophia Groh
Helen Loyd
Elizabeth Garland
Ann Johnson
Margaret Borden
Effie Carter
Margaret Schrader
Mesdames
Mildred Bond
Cassie Carter
T. E. Powers
Lula Doak
C. W. Doak
Bluefield Economics Group Meeting Postponed
The Bluefield Economics association meeting set for Thursday June 8 in the Appalachian assembly room has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Economics Association
Palachian Assembly Room
Births at Bluefield Sanatorium Names Blufield Parents
Mr and Mrs I. T. Blick of Bluefield College are the parents of a son born Thursday at Bluefield Sanitarium. The father is a ministerial student at the college. Mr and Mrs L. Young of 907 Wheeling Avenue are the parents of a daughter born Thursday afternoon at Bluefield Sanitarium. Mr Young is an employee of the Norfolk and Western Railway Company.
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I. T. Blick
Bluefield College
Bluefield Sanitarium
L. Young
Wheeling Avenue
Young
Norfolk and Western Way Company
Fuel Conservation Group Holds Meet in Bluefield
Members of the Bluefield area ad hoc committee of the national fuel efficiency program met yesterday in the Pocahontas Operators' association offices. W. E. E. Koepler chaired with representatives from Norfolk and Western Railway Appalachian Electric Power Carnegie Illinois Steel Eastern Coal Sales Bluefield Hardware and others. They outlined plans to urge coal and fuel conservation among industrial users and discussed conservation appeals to fuel-using industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Pocahontas Operators’ Association
W. E. E. Koepler
O. M. Dawson
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
G. L. Purr
Appalachian Electric
Second marriages often happier than first says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues second marriages tend to be more successful than first ones as experience tempers romance. Youthful marriages crumble under inexperience while those who marry again bring practical know-how and calmer expectations to the union.
Hearthstone tale of cooking and marriage control
A fragmented passage contrasts a woman who learns to cook at her first husband’s expense with a man who inherits a lesson on keeping his wife content. The text references the Bell Syndicate and themes of domestic power and manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearthstone
Maria
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Victory Garden Drive Urged as 22 Million Plots Planned
Edward W. Finley of the War Food Administration says 22 million victory gardens are expected this year despite ration changes. He notes most food is consumed within a year and that production abroad and at home still weighs against supplies. A joint WWI report confirms the civilian diet remains sufficient but tight in nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Finley
War Food Administration
Office of Distribution
Victory Gardens
Office of War Information
Office of Price Administration
Victory Gardens Boost Vitamin Intake Says Finley
In calories and nutrients there is little margin above NRC daily allowances for B vitamins and vitamin C. Riboflavin and niacin meet the daily allowances through enriched white flour and bread. Finley argues victory gardens with tomatoes and vitamin rich vegetables are vital to the nation’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Research Council
Finley
Victory Gardens
Bragg Receives Oak Leaf Cluster for Air Medal
Lieut. William P. Bragg son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Bragg Sr 1128 Princeton Ave awarded oak leaf cluster to the air medal for meritorious achievement as B 17 Sea Fortress navigator on bombing runs over Europe The 27 year old officer has completed 11 combat missions and graduated Fayetteville High School in 1935 before entering service May 17 1942.
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Air Corps
America
AAF
Army
RAF
U. S. Army Air Forces
William P. Bragg
Thomas H. Bragg
Princeton Avenue
Europe
United States
Bragg
Fayetteville High School
Ice Cream Produces Body Heat, Says Adjutant’s Branch
In a note from a branch of the adjutant’s department in Baltimore, Washington D. C., it is claimed that ice cream makes warmer not cooler. The description attributes body heat to the starch sugar and cream composition.
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the Adjutant 'S
Baton, D. C
We Ftill Dress Your Poultry Too Bring It In
Poultry care notice requests delivery of dressed fowl to 201 William Street. Reads as a local merchant reminder for residents to bring poultry for processing and pickup. No further context available.
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T Garden Club
Trinity Church
College Avenue List
Choi
Horatio Palmer
Robert Lazenby
John Prindle Scott
Florida
Woman's Republican Club
Dorothy Dix
Germany
Japan
Civil Air Patrol
C.A.P
Air Service Division
Victory Corps
U.S. Army Recruiting Service
Naval Aviation
Office of Naval Officer
Joint Army Navy Personnel Board
W. P. Bragg
Ida Ain Ee
Lee
Theatre
Bernerd Albertson
Ruth Terry
Mary Treen
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
Tyrone Power
Anne Baxter
Dan James Gleason
Bam
Dial
Wm. St
An Jin
Claire Trevor
Albert Dekker Barry Suttiven Neary
Mai Porter
Hal
Percey Kilbride Clem Bevans
Terial
Tuxedo Junction
Weaver Brothers
Elviry
Don “Red” Barry, Lynn Merrick
Clancy Cooper
Emmett
Pappy
Lynn
Sheridan MC
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