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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1947

Page

10

Miss Betty Lynn Udy Engaged to Mr George Pugh

Formal announcement places Miss Betty Lynn Udy daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Udy of Bellevue Avenue to Mr George Freeland Pugh son of Mr and Mrs Freeland Pugh of Terra Alta. Engagement precedes a June 17 wedding at Trinity Methodist Church. Both graduates earned degrees at West Virginia University Morgantown.

Betty Lynn Dy Paul Udy Bellevue Avenue George Freeland Eh Freende Pugh Terra Alta Trinity Methodist Church Udy West Virginia University Morgantown Mr. Pugh

Several Parties Planned For Miss Polly J. Mahood

Miss Polly Jane Mahood bride elect of Mr. William Earl Swope Jr received a party and shower at Miss Miller’s Rockbridge street home. Guests enjoyed pink and white decorations, heart shaped ice desserts, and garden blooms as unique wedding games entertained attendees. Mahood will be honored with a dessert bridge and crystal shower on June 11 at Mrs. Ralph Humphreys’ Bluefield avenue home, followed by a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Janet Calfee on June 14 at her Princeton road residence.

Polly Jane Mahood William Earl Swope, Jr Miss Miller Rockbridge Street Carl Miller Herbert Humphreys Janet Calfee Henrietta Mahood Mahood Mesdames Ralph and Ralph Humphreys Bluefield Avenue Miss Mahood Princeton Road

Tonic claim boosts red blood strength for energy

The ad asserts 888 Tonic and 8SS Tonic can build up low blood strength tied to non organic anemia. It promises better appetite, weight, digestion, and immunity, and urges readers to start taking the tonic to energize the body and improve vitality. It notes millions of bottles sold and urges purchase at local drug stores.

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Wedding Party To Be Honored At Party

Miss Dorothy Ann Bostain and Mr. Jack Caldwell Lawrence plan a 4 PM wedding at the bride’s home, 454 Union Street, with a bridal party and guests. A rehearsal dinner preceded the celebration and friends were invited to a dessert bridge party at the Ross residence in honor of the couple and Miss Patricia Freeman.

Dorothy Ann Bostain Jack Caldwell Lawrence W. A. Bostian Union Street Bostian Katharine Ross Walter Ross, Jr Ross Miss Bostian Patricia Freeman Fannie Sue Andrew Mary Catherine Parr Alice Lynch Miss Freeman

Mrs Konoitz Speaks To Garden Club On Bees And Horticulture

The Bluefield Garden club met at Mrs John Foxs home with president Milner Mitchell in charge and planned sending a boy to Camp Caesar and a teacher to Jacksons Mill. Guest speaker Mrs Thomas Konoitz discussed beekeeping with notes on queen bees and hive management.

Bluefield Garden Club John Fox Mountain View Avenue Lyle Gage al. Kemper L. E. Tierney, Jr Milner Mitchell Camp Caesar Jackson's Mill Steven Meem Thomas Konoitz Edwin C. Wade Konoitz University of Pennsylvania Bee Journal

Miss Blanche Lazenby Honored by Local Tea and Luncheon

A series of pre wedding events for Miss Blanche Lazenby include a coffee at Mrs. Hageman’s Valley View home, a tea hosted by Mrs. Paul Udy, and a luncheon by Miss Adalaide Bailey on Vineyard Street. Guests received corsages and gifts such as hand painted plates and a crystal piece.

Adam Hageman Carel Thompson Paul Udy Lazenby Betty Lynn Udy Vineyard Street Miss Bailey Miss Lazenby R. L. Bailey Kemp McLaughlin

Club Calendar and War Blood Donations Highlight Public Notes

The calendar records a Ladies society meeting at IOOF hall Roanoke Street and a Wingfield Watts Bible class at Hamilton Hall Bland Street Methodist church. It notes the Red Cross collected 13,326,242 blood donations for the armed forces during the war and mentions a plant exchange with refreshments.

Priday Ladies Society B. of L. F IOOF Roanoke Street Wingfield Watts Hamilton Hall Bland Street Methodist Church American Red Cross

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Miss Polly J. Mahood Miss Graham Dance Revue Esther Irene Graham George M. Cohan American Junior Red Cross Miriam Shewey Aniste Ann Williams Gail Pafford Joyce McGuire Janet Blosser Nancy Stafford Janice Hawley Betty Elmore Gertie Cain Irene Sydnor Cunningham Jane Francis Phyllis Ann Howe Mary Ellen Crow John Francis Margaret Blosser Susan Price Judy Hall Joy Warner Judy Lowder Geraldine Necessary Katherine Ann Crouch Jean McCauley Pat McCauley Toby Fliegelman Betty Jo Bailey Judy Miller Sandy Repass Nancy Cash Nancy Page Carol Stafford Sue Strader Ann Tierney Janet Hurst Betty Gillespie Harriet Lreson Ann Peery Hazel Peery Betty Davis Betty Lawrence Becky Mastin Beth Kemper Harriet Sue Boone Stuart Graham Gay Nabors Patty Anderson Beverly Schwitzer Dorothy Schwitzer Adelaine Platnick Patty Ramage Martha Bailey Charlotte Rondinelli Betty Lou Romans Shirley Foy Nancy Shufflebarger Nancy Barnett Gay Shamblin Jean Siu Meroumey Reza Jairerime Guarae Ogee Eres Bates Rmwc Grad Joyce Toothman H. F. Toothman Concord State Teacher's College Athens Randolph-Macon Woman's College Miss Toothman Sock and Buskin Dramatic Society Mrs. Konoitz Garden Meet Atomic Mb Bluefield Princeton Ave Ite Laury Asp Ade Mes A@P Super Market Bluefield Ave Sunnyfield Sunnybrook Borden's White House Morton Vegamate Rite Crackers Mott's Pillsbury’s Wilson Mer Hilly Maxwell House Leet Lew Price Wrepper Marvel Sain Coxe, GE A&p Fleet
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