Social calendar notes for upcoming bridal events
Mrs. Lon M. Rish hosts luncheon on Lebanon Street at 1 PM. Mrs. E. C. Wade to entertain at Whitethorn Avenue tea at 4 PM. Maryann Rogers to luncheon at Bluefield Country Club at 1 PM. Anna Mae Foresman to dinner at Town Club for Horton’s bridal party at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Horton
Lon M. Rish
Lebanon Street
E. C. Wade
Whitethorn Avenue
Maryann Rogers
Bluefield Country Club
Anna Mae Foresman
Miss Horton
Walter Dunnington Shields
Pete's Grill
Roy Buchanan
Elizabeth Shelton
Paul Udy
George Pugh
Sara Helen Udy
Udy
Bellevue
George McCulloch
Carel Thompson
McCulloch
Memorial Avenue
W P. Eaton
Orchard Heights
Stowers
Joseph Sanders, Jr
Nancy Jarrett
Sallye Stewart
Kenneth Addington
J. T. Harvey
Harvey
Whitethorn
Anna McCrary
Paul Trenton
Phillip Billips
Virginia Stowers
Billips
Roxie Harris
Otis Reid, Jr
Hazel Keffer
Mrs. Reid
Frederick Street
Miss Taylor Named To West Virginia Federation Posts
Mrs. Ray K. Sullivan, newly elected president, announces three junior department officers for the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs. Appointees include Miss Mary Lou Taylor as parliamentarian, Mrs. Harry L McColm Jr as secretary, and Miss Rosemary Deabler as treasurer. Also announced is Mrs Nunley Snedeger elected National Junior chairman by the National Federation of Women’s Clubs, the first West Virginia Junior to hold the national post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Bluefield
Mary Louise Rudder
Junior Woman's Club
Nunley Snedeger
Elkins
Elkins Club
National Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Boston
Snedeger
Toasted Sandwiches Sizzle On Skillet Top Range
Instructions describe to melt butter in a skillet on the range and toast sandwiches on both sides until golden brown. The method emphasizes using a small amount of fat and consistent heat to achieve even browning.
New Marian Martin Pattern 9265 for Infants Wardrobe
Complete outfit pattern 9265 for infants includes dress slip sacque robe coat bonnet carriage cover and pillowcase one size with transfer and illustrated Sew Chart. Send five cents for pattern to Marian Martin Daily Telegraph Pattern Dept New York plus twenty cents for summer style picture and book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peper
Marian Martin
Daily Telegraph
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Local personals note multiple trips and returns
Miss Gail Tabor leaves for Detroit to visit relatives. Miss Gloria Effron returns home from the University of Michigan for summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall travel from Charlottesville after their son J. C. Hall Jr.’s graduation. Mrs. Claude Chambers recovers from a broken leg. Co. L. Hume discharged from St. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Mary Shafer and grandson Dicky Bond return from Cincinnati Dayton and Ashland. Mrs. Mack V. Lilly visits Ironton. Miss Dauri Rita Shupe returns from Roanoke College with Miss Frances Lewis Hurt. both plan six weeks of summer school before medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Tabor
Detroit
Mich
Gloria Effron
Nathan Effron
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
John C. Hall
College Avenue
Charlottesville
J. C. Hall, Jr
R. H. Dabney
Claude Chambers
Bluefield Avenue
Co. L. Hume
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary Shafer
Dicky Bond
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Ashland
Mack V. Lilly
Ironton
Paul Perdue
Third Street
Dauri Rita Shupe
McDowell
Roanoke College
Salem
Robert Shupe
Frances Lewis Hurt
Medical College
Beach Fashion Dilemmas and Makeup Tips for Summer
The column offers guidance on choosing bathing suits by figure type, from long-waisted to thin and stout figures, with styles like two-piece suits and bias-cut bodices. It notes modesty, makeup tips from Miss Lindsay, and a brief recipe for sautéed chicken livers with eggs and parsley for Sunday brunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lindsay
P. O
Seation
New York
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
OES Elects Mrs Martin And Ralph Schussler
Mrs A J Martin was elected worthy matron and Ralph Schussler worthy patron at the Bluefield chapter 66 Order of Eastern Star June meeting. A class of six candidates was initiated and officers named. A public installation is set for Monday June 26 at 8 pm at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Martin
Ralph Schussler
Bluefield
Order of Eastern Star
C. D. Wood
E P. Phelps
S. Ward
A I. Stafford
Ella V. Land
Nannie Thompson
Jessie Mare Sheffield
Mary Louise Rudder
E. R. Phelps
Masonic Temple
H. B. Boyd
F. A. Sarver
J. R. Little
C. B. Davis
Miss Tate Honored At Elegant Luncheon
Mrs. Charles Eggleston hosted a luncheon for Miss Peggy Tate bride elect of Thurman Scruggs at her mother Mrs. W F Hartsee’s Pearl Street home. Pink and white decor featured sweetpeas and garden blooms, with a gift in chosen crystal and a carnage bouquet presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eggleston
Peggy Tate
Thurman Scruggs
Eggleston
W. F Hartsee
Pearl Street
Quota Club Hears Bonds Talk At Luncheon
Keil D. Alderson spoke on United States bonds to Bluefield Quota club members at the West Virginian hotel. Mrs. Helen Chandler was the speaker. Guests included Irene Norris and Kathryn Bell, with notices of a girls baseball game fundraiser and Salvation Army camp invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Camp Joy
Salvation Army Camp For
United States
Keil D. Alderson
West Virginian Hotel
Alderson
Helen Chander
Irene Norris
Princeton Quota Club
Bluefield Club
Jess Michélson
Jo Kammer
Kathryn Bell
Annie D. Woolwine
Salvation Army
Ida Martin
Eastern Star
Ruth
Ralph) Berry
Mary Burgess
Luncheon Salad with Crispy Bacon and Cucumber
A lunch salad adds thin cucumber slices to crumbled bacon tossed with greens lightly dressed in French dressing. The combination brings salty crunch to the fresh greens, enhancing texture and flavor for a simple yet tasty meal.
Two Balls Crochet Doilies Pattern 763
Two balls of No 30 cotton create charming pineapple doilies with simple crochet. Laura Wheeler improved patterns simplify crochet and knitting with charts photos and concise directions. Send twenty cents for Pattern 763 to Daily Telegraph Needlecraft Dept. Include name address zone and pattern number. Also advertise Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with free sample pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Daily Telegraph
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
First Christian Young People Attend So We Wa Camp
The First Christian church youth left Sunday for the So We Wa conference at Camp Summers near Hinton. Seniors Doris Frye Sandra Austin Joanne Griffith Clara Hatfield Lois Baldwin Mary Belle Kidd Dorothy Kidd Joe Stump and Ronnie Boswell attend. Rev. Eugene May and Miss Mary Dou represent the church on the conference faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Camp Summers
Hinton
Doris Frye
Sandra Austin
Joanne Griffith
Clara Hatfield
Lois Baldwin
Mary Belle Kidd
Dorothy Kidd
Joe Stump
Ronnie Boswell
Eugene May
Mary Douthat
Mrs Hoback Relatives Visit Pittsburg Family Home
Mrs Fred Kurt Robert and children Fred Kurt Jr and Renee Jeannette of Pittsburg California visit the home of Mrs Robert’s parents Mr and Mrs H R Hoback on Luther Street. Mrs Robert is the former Miss Mary Hoback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kurt Robert
Fred Kurt, Jr
Renee Jeannette
Pittsburg
Calif
Robert
H. R. Hoback
Luther Street
Mary Hoback
Semi-Finals Set For Bluefield Ladies Handicap Golf
In the Rocky Shorr Handicap at Bluefield Country Club the semi finals occur this morning starting at 9 30. Mrs Lee Wright faces Mrs C F Brooks while Mrs J B Boilman meets Mrs Charles Belcher. Mrs H B Anderson and Mrs C T St Clair Jr duel after a first round tie and the winner plays Mrs W T Williams Jr. Another semi final pits Mrs Dan Goodykoontz against Mrs J M Herndon. In the third flight Mrs G S Strader won the yesterday finals against Mrs H A Porter one up on 18th. Matches are every five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Lee Wright
C. F. Brooks
J. B. Boilman
Charles Belcher
H. B. Anderson
C. T. St. Clair, Jr
W. T. Williams, Jr
Dan Goodykoontz
J. M. Herndon
G. S. Strader
H. A. Porter
Marriage Of Interest Is Announced
Mr and Mrs William O Wood of Rich Creek Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Susan Nowlin to James William Bowen son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo P Bowen of Pembroke Virginia. The ceremony took place on Thursday November 24 1949 at Chapel Hill North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Woodson
Rich Creek
Susan Nowlin
James William Bowen
Alonzo P. Bowen
Pembroke
Chapel Hill
N. C
Samuel T. Habel
Baptist Church
Bramwell WSCS Circles Have Good Meetings
The Bramwell WSCS circles held productive gatherings with Circle 1 meeting at Ena Yost’s home attended by twelve members and visitors. Plans included opposing socialized medicine and forming a Life Member, with July hosted by Mrs. C Sneed. Circle 2 met at Mrs. T J Thompson’s home with fifteen members. officers were named and a Men’s Club supper was planned for July with Mrs. Lottie Smith hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell Wscs
Ena Yost
Arl Yost
W. H. Haynes
R. W. Hill
Art Yost
I. E. Stever
R. W. Witt
McKinley Stacey
C. Sneed
Circle 2
T. J. Thompson
Melvin Miller
Custis Thacker
Lottie Smith
Vester Johnson
Mason Kelly
Ernest Dickerson
Maxey
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Paper Supply Co
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Pet Cherry
Princess Pet
WHIS
Guy Lombardo
WKOY
Ict Pon
Tmlarian Mazi
Beauty & You
Patricia Lindsay
OES
Martin
Miss Tate
Princeton
R. B. Fitton
Richmond, Va
Route 12
Ingleside
Eric DeBrick
Barton Baker
P. S
Quota Club
Lelia Gammage
Lena French
Mary Esther Stone
Mackinac Island
Pappy
Caure
Es A
Federal ST
Bramwell
WSCS
Franklin
Margaret Kessler
Washington, D. C
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