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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1949
Page
2
A columnist reports on anonymous letters accusing a husband of possible double life. Barbara Jeanne answers that trust and cautious doubt matter, noting most letters are slander and urging reading wife’s instincts while suggesting caution before ending a marriage.
A Philadelphia Athletics event notes a 1916 season remark as fans honor Mrs Morrison with a complimentary party. The team had a win total that is referenced but unclear due to damaged text.
A compilation of Mrs. Post guidance on manners and etiquette. Topics include handling late phone conversations in relationships, how a mother-in-law might be addressed, gift etiquette for new baby announcements, signing professional signatures on letters, and mailing for her new leaflet E-10.
Mr and Mrs M G Creswell of 1318 Princeton avenue just returned from a ten day visit with Mrs Creswells brother W I N Harman and Mrs Harman in Roanoke Virginia Mrs Keil D Alderson and children Zelda Ann and Keil D Jr are visiting Mrs Aldersons brother Mr Cecil N Hefner and Mrs Hefner in Manhasset Long Island New York They will also visit Mr and Mrs Vincent Heck formerly of Bluefield now in Summit New Jersey Mrs Preston P Hamilton of Union street is improving at Duke Hospital Durham North Carolina after ten days with an eye infection she hopes to return home next week Jordan Woods will visit his aunt Miss Helen Jordan in Bluefield and his mother Mrs Carroll Woods will join him for the summer Mr and Mrs T F Crowe of 207 Thomas street left to attend the wedding of Mr Crowes cousin Clyde Ivan Weaver to Miss Peggy Joyce Taylor in Williamson Friday night Mr and Mrs Jack White have gone to Morgantown after visiting their parents L W Brewer and J K White He will pursue a masters degree after earning a BS from West Virginia Wesleyan College May 31 Miss Jeanne Kroll a student nurse at McMillan Hospital Charleston left for Cincinnati for three months training at the Children’s Hospital accompanied by Miss Carol Pennington also a Beckley student nurse They spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs W G Cantrell 413 Fredrick street
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Christian Church held a lunch meeting in Bethany hall with officer installations for the new year led by Mrs. C. H. Absher. Officers include H. T. Montgomery president J. C. Acuff first VP C. S. Cheyney second VP Eugene May third VP James H. Gollehon secretary W. T. Underwood treasurer M. C. Douhat World Call secretary K. T. Wynne literature and publicity chairs.
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Church of God on South Street runs for two weeks starting Monday at 9 AM. Miss Irene Norris heads a 486-enrollment program with devotionals by Rev. W D McCraw and multiple department coordinators. A Sunday 11 AM service at the Church of the Nazarene features Children’s Day commencement titled The Gospel Train with an evening DVBS program at 7:30 PM including rhythm band and handwork.
The Bluefield chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy plans a meeting Monday after noon at 7 at the home of Mrs Levender. The gathering is announced by local organizers and aims to discuss chapter affairs.
The report lists committees formed at the Grundy Chubwornert gathering with details on members and organizational scope. Names appear in the scrambled text, indicating a local meeting with focused group assignments and in many cases undefined roles.
Annual choir clinic scheduled for early August under auspices of Beaver Assembly. Participants include Elizabeth Shelton as director and Hesenna Chew as clinician. Local students urged to enroll and prepare performances for the fall season.
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