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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1950

Page

5

Gardeners Push Citywide Effort Against Poison Ivy

Allegheny Garden Club members urge all organizations to back efforts to eradicate poison ivy. At the June meeting Mrs. Cheyney cited magazine articles on prevention, and the group has West Virginia university pamphlets available. The club plans a fall flower show and notes 17 senior garden clubs in the city.

Allegheny Garden Club Thefield Mrs. Cheyney West Virginia University S. W. Bennett Owens Garden Council Lee Absher R. A. Yarbrough Ralph Smith C. M. Rudder Albemarle Street

Allen Family Guests in North Carolina Visit

Mr and Mrs Roscoe J Allen and their son Roscoe Jr of Parlear NC were weekend guests of Mrs Allen s parents in Ronda NC They returned home after a visit in which Mr Allen plans to pursue an MA at the University of Tennessee The couple are Concord College graduates and taught last year at Mt Pleasant School in Champion NC Jackie Robinson holder of 1949 NL batting title and valued player has a .312 three year major league hitting record.

Roscoe J. Allen Roscoe Jr Parlear N. C Jackie Robinson

Mrs. Rudder Hosts Dinner for First Christian Circle

Circle 3 of the First Christian Church met Wednesday at Mrs. C. M. Rudder Jr.’s Albemarle Street home with fourteen members and a guest. Crystal bowls, red roses, and candlelight framed a three course meal. Doll favors shaped like wooden spoons were exchanged as gifts and corsages were given.

Circle 3 First Christian Church C. M. Rudder, Jr Albemarle Street Dolla Henry Webb

Beauty and You Eye Care Tips by Patricia Lindsay

Eye makeup notes suggest using lubricant on lids and a light eye oil for lashes and brows to enhance summer color. Dark brown or midnight blue shadows at night, lash curling, and sun protection are advised. The piece notes a booklet No. 601 Acne Diet and offers it for 10 cents plus a 3 cent stamp.

Patricia Lindsay Lindsay P.O New York

Etiquette Dilemmas On Wedding Customs And Guests

A bride cites foreign customs of money gifts at receptions and worries about emb rrassment. Mrs Post notes such traditions may be quaint and not cause for concern. A guest criticizes host children and a mother asks about seating at a wedding front pew. Mrs Post stresses consideration for families and suggests etiquette guidance leaflet E-2.

Mrs. Post

Before Marriage Do Not Count The Cost Of Love

A columnist argues marriage marks a dividing line where one should count costs before tying the knot, yet after marriage avoid tallying feelings. It compares spouses to expensive but rewarding automobiles, urges careful pre marriage character checks, and warns against ongoing self analysis as love deepens.

Brides-Elect Honored At Many Parties

Miss Roxie Harris and Miss Peggy Tate stand as brides to be as several social events occur. Hosts include Mrs. Carl Simmons at Grand View with prizes awarded to Miss Tate and others. Luncheon and dinners honor Tate and Tabor with plans for weddings set in mid June.

Roxie Harris Kenneth Bailey Anita Mabrey Eugene Gilpin Peggy Tate Charles Eggleston Robert D. Jones Robert H. Matheny Princeton W. F. Hartsee Pearl Street Hazel Roop Evelyn Tabor George Edward Mann, Jr Trinity Methodist Church James E. Mann Parkway Miss Tabor

Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Woodrow Hill

Mr and Mrs Albert Woodrow Hill of 115 Tulip Street announce the birth of their daughter Sarah Katherine at St Luke's Hospital on June 6.

Albert Woodrow Hill Tulip Street Sarah Katherine St. Luke's Hospital

Dorothy Dix Advises on Matrimony Costs Before Marriage

Advice column note explains Dix cannot respond personally but will address general questions through her feature. Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc. indicating syndicated material and guidance on marital planning and costs.

Dorothy Dix The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Name Committee Chairmen For Young Womans Club

The Young Woman's club executive board met at Mrs. Paul Carriker's home on Union Street. The president announced committee chairs for the year including American homes, art, attendance, Cancer, publicity, citizenship and peace service, drama, education, hospitality, international relations, legislation, literature and poetry, music, program, public welfare, publicity pressbook, social, Ways and means, year book, youth conservation, Parliamentarian, and historian. The board voted to suspend regular meetings in July and August and reconvene in September.

Young Woman's Club Paul Carriker Union Street Carriker Bluefield Country Club Raymond French Clift Hall Pat Flanagan Janie Marie Lambert L. W. Weisman Lina Light John O'Keeffe Mack Eddins W. E., Perkins, Jr Buell Allison Harold French K. F. Stewart Anne Gravatt

Presbyterians Plan Student Welcome Project

Circle 10 of the First Presbyterian church met to discuss a outreach program for college students inviting them into church fellowship. Miss Thelma Wilson presided, with Miss Janie Marie Lambert appointed to lead the committee. Mrs. Troy Stallard presented a dramatic Samuel the story, Hanna impersonated, and Mrs. R L Midriff and Mrs. Walter Sanders reported on home missions and the May executive board. The circle plans aid for a tubercular Bluefielder and several charitable efforts.

Circle 10 First Presbyterian Church Thelma Wilson Janie Marie Lambert Troy Stallard Samuel Hanna R. L. Midriff Presbyterian Survey Walter Sanders

WVU Phi Kappa Sigma brothers visit Williamson

Graham Smith Jr of Williamson spends the weekend at the home of fraternity brother Jack Nicholson son of Dr and Mrs M H Nicholson at 1917 Jefferson Street Both are members of the Phi Kappa Sigma chapter at West Virginia University.

Graham Smith, Jr Williamson Jack Nicholson M. H. Nicholson Jefferson Street Phi Kappa Sigma West Virginia University

Fleet welcomes daughter Margaret Lyle

Mr and Mrs Douglas Forrest Fleet Jr of Tazewell announce the birth of their daughter Margaret Lyle on June 6 at St Luke's hospital.

Douglas Forrest Fleet, Jr Tazewell Margaret Lyle St. Luke’s Hospital

Jewel Box Saturday Showdown Featured at The Jewel Box

The Jewel Box Sunbeam Shavemaster ad promotes a Saturday event on June 10 offering shaving products and in store promotions. Read Page 6 for details and scheduling.

Sunbeam Shavemaster

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