Women Responsible In Most Divorces, Says This Reader
An unnamed reader argues that women cause most divorces, blaming their higher romantic expectations and contracts mindset. He claims men would stay married if not for wives who demand more, tolerate less, and spark separations through jealousy and exploitation. He contends patience and humor could repair many marriages and prevent alimony and broken homes.
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Doroi
Maria
Susie
John
Beauty and You Advice for Clear Skin and Growth
Patricia Lindsay promotes complexion aids available at drug stores to remove surface blemishes and acne. She links clear skin to faithful use, nourishment, rest, and outdoor exercise, offering leaflet L-25 with leg and ankle exercises for a small fee via The Bell Syndicate.
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Drugstore
Four-Choir Concert Is Real Success
In the First Christian church sanctuary four choirs Adult Vesper Chi Rho and Cherubinohty presented a sacred concert Thursday evening under Mrs Ella Nash Jarrell. Mrs S B Chappell was organist and pianists included Mrs Betty Smith Mrs J R Carter and Mrs Eugene May. Choir robes and vestments matched the program and the choirs displayed refined choral discipline and expertly trained solo and instrumental numbers.
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First Christian Church
Ella Nash Jarrell
S. B. Chappell
Betty Smith
J. R. Carter
Eugene May
McClung Sunday School Social Event Recaps Contests
The McClung Sunday school class of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed a social gathering in the ladies parlor after a Tuesday meeting. Hostesses Miss Ruth Bartlett and others organized tests like potato toe walking and straw bean transfers, with Mrs. C W Jackson winning the top prize. A treasure hunt went to Mrs. Robert Ramage. devotional themes centered on kindness. letters from Mrs. R T Phelps and Edith Knapp’s family expressed thanks for flowers and condolences.
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McClung
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Bartlett
Roy Bishop
Roy Callaway
Joseph Tibbs
C. W. Jackson
C. W. Gentry
R. P. Gammage
Robert Ramage
R. T. Phelps
S. B. McClung
Grace Lloyd
Edith Knapp
Women Of The Moose Elect Mrs Hale Senior Regent
The Bluefield chapter 565 Women of the Moose elected Mrs Thelma Hale senior regent at a Thursday meeting in the Moose hall. Other officers named include Mrs Thelma Tibbs junior regent Mrs June Winesett chaplain Miss Beulah Holloway recorder and Mrs Grace King treasurer Ruby Carson becomes graduate regent and appointive officers will be chosen at the first July meeting after the installation planned for late July Mrs Carson gave a gift to visitor Mrs Margaret Davis of Beckley and Davis praised the chapter and urged officers and members to uphold the group’s principles and work.
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Thelma Hale
Bluefield
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Thelma Tibbs
June Winesetté
Beulah Holloway
Grace King
Ruby Carson
Carson
Margaret Davis
Beckley
College of Regents
Davis
Mrs Farley Hosts Luncheon for Miss Tabor Before Wedding
Mrs Jerry Farley entertained at her mother Mrs George Armbrister’s Walton Avenue home in compliment to Miss Evelyn Tabor ahead of her June 16 marriage to George Edward Mann Jr. Pink carnations and snapdragons decorated the rooms with sweetpeas at the center of tables. The honoree received crystal tea service and additional crystal gifts from Misses May and Lucille Bailey. Eighteen guests attended.
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Jerry Farley
George Armbrister
Walton Avenue
Evelyn Tabor
George Edward Mann, Jr
Misses May
Lucille Bailey
Picnic Planned For Choir On Monday Night
Bland Street Methodist church choir members under director James Elmer Brown will travel by chartered bus to River Jack in Tazewell Monday evening for a dinner outing. Guests will be served an elaborate dinner with chicken or ham choices.
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Bland Street Methodist Church
James Elmer Brown
River Jack
Tazewell
Kathleen Wilson Returns to Dayton After Visit
After a visit of several days with her mother Mrs. Susie Wilson, Miss Kathleen Wilson returns to Dayton Ohio where she has held a position at Wright Army Airfield for eight years. Interesting reports were given by chairmen and Mrs. T. P. Gills read the class history. Mrs. R. T. Phelps read a letter from Miss Margaret Shelby missionary to Mexico.
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Susie Wilson
Kathleen Wilson
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Army Airfield
T. P. Gills
R. T. Phelps
Margaret Shelby
Mexico
Laurel Club Hears Report Of Confab
Laurel Garden club members heard a convention report by Mrs. Ray Howell, their West Virginia Federation delegate. President Mrs. Witten announced Mrs. J. H. Ridge’s election as federation treasurer and the club won first prize for its handmade yearbook. Visitor Miss Mary Louise Rudder attended.
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Laurel Garden Club
Ray Howell
West Virginia
Kiwanis
Miss Mullennex and Mr Anderson to Wed Tonight
Miss Edna Frances Mullennex and Mr. Alan Angus Anderson plan to marry at 7 30 this evening at the First Methodist Church in Clarksburg. Mullennex holds a West Virginia University education degree, Delta Gamma member, YWCA and Women’s Recreation Association. Anderson, a Greenbrier Military School graduate, studies mechanical engineering at WVU and is Phi Kappa Psi member. His father is vice president and general manager of Risk Equipment Co.
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Edna Frances Mullennex
R. C. Mullennex
Clarksburg
Alan Angus Anderson
South Groveland
First Methodist Church
West Virginia University
Delta Gamma
National Social Vrority
The
YWCA
Woman's Recreation
Daffodil Juniors Hear Talk On The Dogwood Tree
Daffodil Junior Garden club members heard a lesson on the dogwood tree led by Mrs. C. E. Francis Jr. at Nancy Call’s home 513 Fourth Street. Jane Francis presided in place of Judith Bressler with hostesses Mrs. Call and her mother Mrs. T. L. Call assisting. guest Patricia Meyer of Beckley attended.
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C. E. Francis, Jr
Daffodil Junior Garden Club
Dogwood Tree
Nancy Call
Fourth Street
T. L. Call
Jane Francis
Judith Bressler
Patricia Meyer
Beckley
Mrs Mae T Henson Travels From Ireland
Friends received cards from Mrs Mae T Henson written in Ireland. She left May il to attend the World WCTU convention at Hastings Eng and is visiting several countries.
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Ireland
Mae T. Henson
Copy Request Details From Bell Syndicate Notice
A clipped item invites readers to obtain a copy by sending 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to the paper at P. O. Box 99 Station 6 New York 19 N Y. The notice is released by The Bell Syndicate Inc.
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Miss Lindsay
P. O
Stallion
New York
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Station 6
New York 19
Bell _Syndicate, Inc
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Warlock Furniture Store
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