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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

9

Miss Jean Bouldin to Wed Mr Malamisura Saturday

Miss Jean Bouldin and Patsy P Malamisura will wed in a ceremony at Sacred Heart rectory Saturday at 3. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Bouldin of Peters 520 Rogers street, Bluefield, has worked at Pioneer Enterprise. Bridesmaids include Mrs Phraim Léerad, Miss Mary Malamisura, and Miss Mary Bouldin with Jo Whitehead and Harriet Sun Boone as train bearers. E H Tucker will give the bride in marriage. Best man is Jack Wade Sarver. Nuptial music by Donna Wassum and Marvin Williams.

Jean Bouldin Patsy P. Malamisura Sacred H. L. Bouldin Peters Rogers Street Bouldin Bluefield Pioneer Enterprise, Inc Phraim Léerad Peterstown Mary Malamisura Mary Bouldin A Peters Jo Whitehead Harriet Sun Boone E. H. Tucker Frederick Street Malamisura Jack Wade Sarver Donna Wassum Marvin Williams

Dear Miss Dix on dating postwar blues and advice

Dorothey Dix column addresses postwar dating trends among young women and returning servicemen. It offers advice on why men delay marriage, the impact of war on social life, and cautions about entering unhappy marriages. The page also covers teen education, work choices, and a moralizing take on domestic relationships.

Squeeze Play Aims At Slim Waists For Women

The article promotes a simple abdominal squeeze exercise to trim waists. It notes WAC recruits and radio host Elaine Williams using the method to maintain posture and measure progress. Readers are urged to perform 20 yard holds and test results with a tape measure after weeks.

WAC Radio Elaine Williams

Fines For Not Voting In Catamarca Argentina

Authorities open legal proceedings against 4800 citizens under a compulsory voting law. The case targets voters who did not cast ballots in the recent election, with fines set at 2.40 pesos per violator.

Catamarca Argentina

Visit of Huntington and Beavers faculty to College avenue

Miss Charlotte Berryman of Huntington and Miss Helen Johnston formerly of Beavers school faculty now in Findlay arrive to spend the weekend as guests of Miss Ruth Bartlett and Miss Eleanor Jennings on College avenue.

Charlotte Berryman Huntington Rata Helen Johnston Beavers School Findlay Ruth Bartlett Eleanor Jennings College Avenue

Darning Socks: Two Sydney Girls Build A Small Workshop

Two Sydney girls began a small sock darning venture 18 months ago earning 16 cents per pair. They now employ three women and also repair items for former prisoners of war, expanding their modest enterprise.

Sydney

Mrs. V. Dunn Re-elected Art Club Head for 1946 47

Mrs. Vernon Dunn was unanimously re elected president of the Tuefield Art Club for the 1946 47 term at a Wednesday meeting at the Young Women’s Christian Association quarters. Officers named include Mrs. Ernest Bailey first vice president Mrs. W. W. Wood second vice president Mrs. C G Williamson secretary Mrs Carter Cameron treasurer and Misses Janie Marie Lambert publicity director. Installations will be at a July picnic at Mrs E C Wade’s home. Honorary life memberships were awarded to Miss Minnie Weaver and two club instructors. A fall public exhibition of portrait studies water colors charcoal drawings and other art work by Bluefield club members will be shown.

Tuefield Art Club Vernon Dunn Young Women's Christian Association Henry McClung Ernest Bailey W. W. Wood C. G. Williamson Carter Cameron Mises Janie Marie Lambert E. C. Wade

Lynchburg College Students Engage in Church Work

Lynchburg college students from Bluefield participate in summer church work. Among them are Jack and Betty Johnson, children of Dr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson, former First Christian pastor. Betty leads young people at Court Street Methodist Church while pursuing studies at Lynchburg.

Bluefield Lynchburg College Lynchburg Jack Betty Johnson Ben Johnson First Christian Church Betty Court Street Methodist Church

Daughters of American Revolution meet at Davidson cabin

Club Calendar lists Friday events with dates and times for the D A R meeting at Davidson cabin to elect officers, executive board at 1 30, Army Mothers called meeting at West Virginian hotel, Macedonia Shrine No 8 at Masonic temple, and Loyalty Rebekah lodge 94 initiatory meeting at Odd Fellows hall Roanoke street with urged attendance.

John Daughters of American Revolution W. W. McClaugherty Davidson Cabin City Park Army Mothers Club West Virginian Hotel Macedonia Shrine White Shrine of Rebekah Lodge 94 Odd Fellows Hall Roanoke Street

Virginia Christian churches train summer workers and students

The report lists Lynchburg graduates Jack and Elaine McMullin taking roles in religious education and ministry. Jack will study at Yale Divinity next September after a Lynchburg June graduation and serves as student pastor in Luray. Elaine will teach at the Laboratory Training school and help in Orange County Vacation Church schools.

Xisting Christian Churches of Virginia Jack Lynchburg Luray Divinity School Yale University Em PF. Oliver W. F. Oliver Princeton Avenue Lynchbure Ce YMCA Hendersonville North Carolina Portsmouth Park View

Carter Couple Return From Vacation In Northeast Tour

Mr and Mrs A D Carter Jr return to 803 Virginia Ave Bluefield Va after a vacation in New York Connecticut and Philadelphia with Mr and Mrs Thompson of Philadelphia. Lt Billy Parham bride Eloise Diener leaves for San Antonio Texas where Mrs Parham is officer and physical therapist with the army medical center. Parham recently discharged from the army will visit Mrs James A Smartt and Mr Smart in Chattanooga Tenn and Miss Ethel Kelley in Bluefield Va.

A. D. Carter, Jr Virginia Avenue Bluefield New York Connecticut Philadelphia Parham Army Chanooga Tenn James A. Smartt Smart J. Killey Oan R. B. Willian Ethel Killey

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