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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

5

Pretty Embrey Court wedding in Graham Virginia

Norman Bruce Scott became the bride of J B McElroy Carter of Charlottesville at the home of Mr and Mrs Alexander Bruce Scott on Embrey Court Graham Va The ceremony was held June 1 at 8 pm Rev S W Moore officiated A reception followed and the couple will reside in Charlottesville after a onenoon trip to Norfolk Washington and New York Mrs Carter a popular teacher in southwest Virginia taught at Bethel Academy and Radford Normal The guest list included several out of town visitors from Charlottesville Richmond Bluefield Richlands and Lynchburg

Alexander Bruce Scott Embrey Court Graham Norman Bruce J. B. McElroy Carter Charlottesville Victor Devault Bluefield L. H. McCue Norfolk Washington New York University of Virginia Jos Creed Trice Helen G. Shuman Virginia Netherland Richmond Jos Robi. Wallace Harry Biggs William A. Scott Gary

Women’s Missionary Society Plans Thursday Meeting

The executive committee of the First Christian Church women’s missionary society will meet in the ladies parlor at 2 p m Thursday. The regular monthly meeting follows at 3 p m with program led by Mrs L M Crotty and social hour by division No 1 led by Mrs R A Kersey. Members should attend and bring any back dues as this is the final meeting of the year and time for officer elections.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church L. M. Crotty R. A. Kersey

Bridge Luncheon Planned by Miss Jennie R Baker

Miss Jennie R Baker will host a bridge luncheon at Robin's Rest tea room on Friday as a courtesy to Miss Ida Effron and Miss Ruth Rersburn of Welch.

Jennie R. Baker Robin's Rest Tea Room Ida Effron Ruth Rersburn Welch

Simple silk frocks define the fashionable line

The article praises silk dresses with slit sleeves and new drapes, noting dark or light silk and printed varieties. It emphasizes flat crepe and satin-backed crepe fabrics and states trimming is taboo, as the line and fabric choices determine style.

Young Women's Bible Class Plans Picnic With Men

Calvary Baptist church Young Women's Bible Class will host the Young Men's class for a picnic this afternoon at Edison grounds. After a Sunday school attendance contest the women challenged the men. about 25 members each, with the men winning the tally. They will meet at the Norfolk and Western station at 5 and ride to the park for a dinner and baseball if possible. Mrs Lumley teaches the girls and Mr Lilly the men. Virginia is president of the girls and in charge of the picnic.

Calvary Baptist Church Edison Grounds Norfolk and Western Station Lilly Dorothy E. Lumley Virginia

Porch Party Celebrates Hostess Return to City

Mrs. J. Frank Maynard hosted a Wednesday morning porch party welcoming her to town and introducing guest Mrs. T. A. Jennings of Lynchburg. Piano by Miss Huey of Spencer WV enchanted guests. a luncheon by Natalie and Edith Easley and Mrs. Harmon Woodward followed.

J. Frank Maynard L. A. Singleton T. A. Jennings Lynchburg Miss Huey Spencer W. Va Natalie Edith D. M. Easley Harmon Woodward Maynard Mesdames L. A. Singleton Lucy G. Day Tickle Gallaway Noel Frederick Daw J. H. Shott Graham J J. Penn Cc. R. Murray W. E. Ross Phillip Lilly A. F. Kingdon Russell Ritz Ritz Carl Lentz W. KE. Gilkeson Bess Palmer J. L. Browning H. T. Riddick C. W. Taylor Miss Huly

Mahood Invite for Vanderbilt Cushing Wedding in New York

Invitations have been received by Mr. and Mrs. A B Mahood for the marriage of Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt and Harry Cushing in New York on June 16. Mr Mahood and Mr Cushing served in the army together.

A. B. Mahood Cathleen Vanderbilt Harry Cushing New York Mr. Mahood Mr. Cushing

Alaska Naval Oil Reserve Sets Vast Area Aside

Government reserves over 35 000 square miles in Alaska for naval oil purposes. Analysis notes that one horsepower overstates real power, with a 10 horsepower engine equaling about 62 3 average horses in practical comparison.

Alaska

Mrs Murphy Hosts Tea for Visiting Guests in Mountain City

Mrs. Murphy invited a party of friends to meet three visitors in the city Mrs Bettle Wilson from Mississippi Mrs John R Malloy from Columbus and Mrs T A Jennings from Lynchburg The tea party featured a bountiful plate and peonies creating an elegant setting with many local attendees listed.

J. R. Murphy Smith Bradley Mesdames W. H. St. Clair O. R. Rogers H. B. Lee Jas. D. McCue L. A. Jackson W. E

Wedding at Coopers Unites Bessie Rhodes Niswander

The ceremony was held Monday at 7:30 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rhodes in Coopers. Bessie Rhodes became the bride of Gus W. Niswander with Rev. A. S. Rachal officiating. The bride wore blue twill with harmonizing accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley. The couple left on No. 16 for a trip to eastern cities and will live in Coopers.

E. W. Rhodes Coopers Bessie Gus W. Niswander A. S. Rachal Bramwell Mrs. Niswander

Marriage of Leo Lambdin and Ethel King at McDowell Parsonage

On May 28 at the McDowell parsonage Leo Lowell Lambdin and Miss Ethel Manda King were married by Rev. Henry L. Dean. Lambdin, from Young's Creek Indiana, has led Crumpler graded schools for two years. The bride, from Crumpler, has served as a trained nurse in coalfield towns and is popular. They will summer in Bloomington Indiana at the University of Indiana, then return to Crumpler where Lambdin resumes as principal.

McDowell Parsonage Leo Lowell Lambdin Ethel Manda King Henry L. Dean Lambdin Young's Creek Ind Crumpler University of Indiana Bloomington

Missionary Society Meeting at Grace Methodist Church

The Grace Methodist missionary society holds its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2:30 in the Sunday school room. Members are urged to attend, and Miss Ella Sue Wagner will share her Korea work.

Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church Ella Sue Wagner Korea

Personal notices and visits from regional residents

Mrs. Daniel Witt Hancock invites guests to a reception at her home on June 15. Bernard Mason of Pearisburg visited the city. Mrs. Stephen Halsey Meem left to visit relatives in Lynchburg with her children. Mrs. J. C. Muchamore of Vivian visits Mrs. C. S. Cheyney on Union Street while Mitchamore attends a Shriner convention in Washington. Rev. B. N. Waterhouse's mother, visiting for two months, has returned to Roanoke. She was accompanied by Miss Eula May Waterhouse. Dear of London, Canada, is mentioned in connection with the event.

Daniel Witt Hancock Bernard Mason Pearisburg Stephen Halsey Meem Lynchburg J. C. Muchamore Vivian C. S. Cheyney Union Street Mitchamore Washington B. N. Waterhouse Roanoke Eula May Waterhouse Dear London Canada

Local residents and guests return for summer break in Bluefield

Visiting relatives and alumni from Augusta Military Academy and Roanoke College spend summer in Bluefield with families and friends. Attendees include Miss Marjorie Knee and Miss Virginia Collings from Stuart Hall, Stuart Hall and Washington and Lee University graduates, plus D. E. French in Charleston on legal business.

B. N. Waterhouse Mercer Street Marjorie Knee Mary Mann Elizabeth Virginia Peery Stuart Hall Staunton Stewart Booker Roanoke College Salem A. 8. Booker Russell Street Joe Sanders Franklin Wilson Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance Jimmy Borden D. EE. French Charleston H. Combs R. J. Tyler Grundy Chester Harman

Prince of Wales Receives Up to 1600 Letters Daily

The Prince of Wales handles a heavy correspondence flow averaging over 700 letters each day with peaks reaching 1500 to 1600. Officials note the steady influx reflects public interest and ceremonial duties demanding timely replies and consideration.

Prince of Wales

France Senate approves jobs for wounded veterans bill

The French Senate passes a bill reserving government jobs for war wounded. It guarantees employment for 125000 ex service men of France once enacted.

France Senate

England's 1439 anti kissing statute amid plague

A 1439 statue in England barred kissing not as a blue law but to curb disease spread during a plague outbreak. The measure aimed to reduce transmission while the epidemic raged.

England

Household Suggestions on Rugs and Dishrack Placement

Household guidance covers rug and floor covering tones to match walls and simple prints for ease in selecting hangings. It notes dishtowel racks should be neat and high near the sink and woolen fabrics shrunk by washing may be improved.

Walla

Soapsuds Restore Size and Fluff in Repeated Washes

The passage explains that repeated washing with clean soap and rinsing returns items to their original size and fluffiness after they have shrunk. It emphasizes the effect of soap and water on texture and volume.

How to Keep Lettuce Fresher Longer

Lettuce can stay fresh for about a week when stored in cloth or a paper bag and then sealed in a tight container. Keep the container in a cool place to maintain quality.

Salt cautions on raw meat toughening effect

A food note warns never to add salt to uncooked meat as it can toughen even tender cuts, advising salt use after cooking to preserve texture.

Var nished soles extend shoe life and waterproofing

If the soles of new shoes are varnished every five or six weeks with copal varnish they will wear much longer. The varnish will also render them waterproof.

Stains on china prompt simple boil and soda method

A reader describes a method to remove tea stains from china. Submerge the pieces in warm water with a small amount of soda and let them boil about ten minutes for stain removal.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carter Scott Jas. O'Keeffe Missionary Society Appalachian Garage ASR Patalto Toledo Rex Spray Co Toledo, Ohio Mrs. Murphy Lamdin Isadore Cohen Co. Jewelers Princeton Ave W. V Cohens Dalley Mountain View Hospital J. R. Gill Gill Bluefield Kiwanis Club Atlanta Mansfield Ohio D. M. Peterson Grant Davis Clarksburg George Morrow United States Army Columbus, Ga Cecil Lilly Maryland Avenue Just Bostwick Truss O. W. Hefner & Co Roanoke St Bluefield, W. Va Barrett Egypt Orvian THE Henry Rodgin Co., Jewelers Bluefield Optical Parlors Samuel Cozad Princeton Avenue Over Lilly Clothing Co
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