Employment expert speaks at Bluefield Young Woman's Club
The Bluefield Woman's club heard a talk by a United States Employment Service supervisor on the national Job Development campaign. He urged local clubs to list job needs with the Employment Service office and discussed women shifting from wartime roles to civilian jobs to avoid excess competition with returning servicemen.
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United States
Emt Service
Departa of Labor
Bluefield Woman's Club
Adkins
Ferson
Battle Cole
Gertie Cain
Mary Ellen Crow
Miriam Shewey
J. O. Bell
American Cancer Society
Adona Light
Rock Chapter OBS Elects Officers
Mrs Aubrey Bailey was elected worthy matron of Rock chapter No 130 OBS at the Masonic hall in Rock. Aubrey Bailey will serve as worthy patron with officers including Miss Blanche West secretary and Mrs Ethel Echols treasurer. The installation is set for June 29 at the Masonic hall with public invited.
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Aubrey Bailey
Rock
Masonic Hall
Victor Farley
Victor Parley
Blanche West
Ethel Echols
Robert Carrico
Myrtle Robbins
Myrtle Levern
Harold DeHaven
Cofer Pennington
Robert Vawter
Princess Pocahontas
Pocahontas
Invitation Etiquette Sparks Wedding Invite Debate
Emily Post weighs in on balancing guest lists for weddings when the groom’s side has many friends and the bride’s side many relatives. She advises letting the groom’s friends match the relatives and urges including loved ones, even if space and cost are tight, to avoid hurt feelings. A reader questions co hostesses not being credited, while Post clarifies that actual hostesses must be listed, and invites a pamphlet order for more guidance.
Bluefield Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
A schedule lists the Bluefield quota club luncheon at West Virginian hotel at noon and multiple club gatherings in Bluefield and nearby areas. Activities include the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Trinity Methodist Church, Allgeheny Garden Club with hostesses on Heatherwood road, Little Gardens Club talks on ceramics, Susannah Wesley Club in Bluefield Virginia, and a regular GIA meeting at the Odd Fellows hall with urged attendance.
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Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Allgeheny Garden Club
P. J. Alexander
Heatherwood Road
H. R. Connell
L. A. Jackson
Owen
Little Gardens Club
Elmo Agee
Mountain View Avenue
Fred Sprinkle
Susannah Wesley Club
Bluefield
Blanche McCall
Frank Shelton
GIA
Odd Fellows’ Hall
First Baptist Bible School Under Way At Church
Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church runs daily from 6 to 11 30 with activities for children aged 4 to 17. Principal is Miss Maxine Magruder and associate principal Miss Helen Dixon oversee worship, play, study, singing, handiwork and picnics through Friday, June 21.
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First 1Ist Church
Maxine Magruder
Helen Dixon
Bridal shower plans unfold for Miss Mary Craft Cheyney
Several parties are noted for Miss Mary Craft Cheyney as she prepares to wed Dr. Boris Erich Nelson at First Christian church. Events include luncheons, rehearsals, and receptions hosted by friends and family across Tazewell and nearby towns.
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Elizabeth Shelton
Mountain View Avenue
Rocky’s Golf Tournament Semi finals set at Bluefield Country Club
Rocky’s Golf Tournament reaches semi finals at Bluefield Country Club with morning matches at 9 30 including Mrs M Herndon versus Mrs J B Hollman and Mrs W A McCue against Mrs C T St Clair Finals are scheduled for Thursday for the Ladies day event J B Heilman won first place with 9 putts on eighteen holes and Mrs Herndon finished second with 27 putts including seven one putt greens on the last nine holes.
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Neo
Rocky
Bluefield Country Club
M. Herndon
J. B. Hollman
Pnadlean Wright
W. C.usher
W. A. McCue
C. T. St. Clair
W. T. Williams
Cc. F. Brooks
L. J. Burks
Mary Gordon Perkins
Jack Whitenack
Gene Stowers
J. B. Heilman
Herndon
Dorothy Dix on bounds of friendship between parents and children
Dorothy Dix argues that true comradeship between parents and children is rare as roles of authority and affection clash. She suggests that mutual openness and friendship could spare heartbreaks and regrets, urging families to meet on a plain of frank talk and shared understanding.
Sun Care and Tanning Advice From Beauty and You
The article discusses sun protection methods and cosmetic suncreams for different skin types, noting greaseless formulas for sensitive skin and vegetable oil bases for dry or oily skin. It mentions two cosme tics for speedy tanning, and promotes Miss Lindsay’s booklet Developing the Bust No. 603 available by sending 10 cents and a 3-cent stamp.
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Lindsay
New York
Miss Susan Barly Visits Bedford Friend Amid Ramage Wallis Tie
Miss Susan Barly of Bedford is staying with Mrs G H Lawhead on Edgewood Road. Mrs. Robert E Woodward of Washington visits to attend the Ramage Wallis marriage. Woodward is sister of Mrs John P Pamees, mother of the bride.
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Mary Jane Freeman
Hal J. Gilbert
Harry L. Grissom
Whitethorn Street
L. C. Freeman
Phillip Lilly
Pene
Iss Freeman
Mr. Gilbert
Park Grill
Charles Smith
Mountain View Avenue
Susan Barly
Bedford
G. H. Lawhead
Edgewood Road
Robert E. Woodward
Washington
Jean Ramage
Prench Turley Wallis
Woodward
John P. Pamees
Commencement At St Luke's To Be Held This Evening
Graduation exercises for St. Luke's hospital school of nursing begin at 7 30 this evening on the hospital lawn with Dr Wendell G Davis as speaker If rain forces a change the program moves to Westminster Presbyterian church A reception will follow the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
School of Nursing
Wendell G. Davis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Birth of Daughter Sharron Alice to Mr and Mrs E Rose
A daughter named Sharron Alice was born June 10 at Bluefield Sanitarium to Mr and Mrs E Rose of 1315 Payne Street City. The infant weighed six pounds.
Talk of parental roles guiding children toward restraint
A fragmented essay argues that honest dialogue between parents strengthens character. It contrasts Father and Mother listening to Johnny and Mary with the dangers of seeking advice from strangers. The piece defends parental influence in shaping prudent life choices and resisting recklessness.
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L. O. Thurmond
Lee E. Baldwin
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Bluefield, W. VA
Beauty and You By
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Speedy
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Miss Graham
Vienna
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St. Luke’s
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