Final Meet of Season Held By Club
Miss Linat presided at the Young Woman's club meeting in the Apian assembly room. Members were asked to donate to Ashford General Hospital and free canning clinics were announced with Mrs Lenaley in charge.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
4
Miss Linat presided at the Young Woman's club meeting in the Apian assembly room. Members were asked to donate to Ashford General Hospital and free canning clinics were announced with Mrs Lenaley in charge.
The First Christian church announces its Annual Daily Vacation Bible School from June 18 to July 1 for children ages 4 to 16. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. with no Saturday class. Leaders include Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Gillenwater, Miss Thompson, and Miss Sprinkle guiding maries juniors and intermediates through studies like The World About Us and Becoming a Person. Enrollment is on the first day and calls for parental encouragement.
Community events list shows 2 30 p m WMU at College Avenue Baptist Church 2 30 p m WSCS of Trinity Methodist at church 1015 a m Little Gardens Club with Mrs Bonner Sams Edgewood Road 2 00 p m Bluefield AOT 453 Full of at Men 7 00 p m Intermediates of Trinity Methodist at a house Women of the Moose Moose Hall
Dorothy Dix argues that marrying means accepting both families not just a partner. Heredity and environment shape spouses, so isolation from in laws is unlikely. couples often bear the pain of uniting two families and the lifelong impact of parents and kin on marriage outcomes.
In a soggy morning round at Bluefield, strong play by women golfers highlighted round one of the Rocky's Golf tournament. The second round starts at 9 30 with tee times every five minutes. Winners in the ladies event include Mrs H A Porter who won with 30 putts and Mrs C F Brooks who finished with 31.
Miss June Deaumer daughter of Mr and Mrs T O Deaumer of College Avenue is in the University of South Carolina Columbia graduating class and will receive the BA degree at commencement exercises Saturday. She has majored in journalism and will arrive here Sunday.
The Woman's auxiliary of Trinity Methodist church meets this afternoon at 2:30 at the church. Mrs. Marshall Sinclair will discuss Juvenile Delinquency with Miss Betty Thabet as soloist. An executive meeting is scheduled for 2:00.
Mrs Elmo Agee of the Bulletin spoke at Cumberland Club about flower arrangement detailing three main types and how to make them. She offered tips on keeping flowers fresh and reviewed members’ arrangements with constructive criticism. Members will organize the Victory Exchange next week.
The Bluefield Navy Mother's club will sell small flags on Flag Day with sales headquarters in the West Virginian lobby. Sub Deb club led by Jeanne Smith Elite club led by Frances Chandler and Beta Gamma club led by Phyllis Bird assist. members to pick up flags at the West Virginian. A prize will go to the top seller among Sub Deb Elite or Beta Gamma clubs.
Phillip Alvina Sr and Richard Lynn Hope have applied for service in the U S Navy through the Bluefield recruiting station. Petty Officer James Lavely, in charge, announced yesterday. Neptune's Cup sculpture scene rises to three feet in height.
About 100 campers will attend the Young Women’s Christian Association camp, with Miss Dorothy Ramage adding to the counsellors. Girls provide their own transport, and those arriving before noon Thursday should bring lunch. The first camp meal is scheduled for Thursday evening at 6.
The Rev. Griffin C. Callahan and Mrs. Callahan of Roncevert announce a daughter born Monday at Bluefield sanitarium named Louise. Cpl. Warren Perdum and Mrs. Perdum of Columbus report a daughter Patti Ann born yesterday. the infant’s mother is Betty Rae Clark. Pvt. Randolph Hamlin and Mrs. Hamlin of West Graham Va. announce a daughter Priscilla Gay born June 10 at Bluefield sanitarium. Private Hamlin is on furlough from New Jersey camp.
Fifty-one service men four wives and two babies attended the Service Men's club gathering yesterday. Represented states totaled twelve. Mrs Andrew Morrissey served a. S and was aided by Mrs B Payne Miss Louise Light Ire A Penn Mrs W M Currie Mrs C A Bradshaw Miss Grace Pearson Mrs Bernard Mc Claugherty and Miss Cleon Heller.
Miss Minnie Weaver president of the Quota Club will lead the weekly luncheon conference at noon at the West Virginia hotel.
Mrs. Thomas Hamlin of 108 Bedore Street, ill at home the past week, was admitted to Bluefield Sanitarium on Sunday. A son, Cpl. Thomas E. Hamlin of Cherry Point, North Carolina, is by her bedside and she is resting comfortably.
Rotarians heard Lt. (g.) Dana C. Mitchell Jr. of Bluefield share Pacific War experiences aboard a destroyer sunk near Okinawa. The meeting at the West Virginian included new member W. W. Wood and visitors Sgt. Lowell M. Dean Capt. Fred Troy Harold Peake Fred Pontz Jr. C D Rhodes Avery Pratt Jr. Armstead led the program.
Charles Lodner Lowder received his A B and was named outstanding student at Lynchburg College. He served as co editor of the college newspaper the Critograph and president of the Virginian Literary Society and the Variety Club. He led intramural and inter college athletics and captained the Lynchburg College basketball team. He belonged to Iota Beta Gamma fraternity.
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