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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1943

Page

4

Doris Imogene Franklin Weds Pvt Calvin Waldron

Doris Imogene Franklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Franklin of Parkersburg wed Privates Calvin Eugene Waldron son of Mr and Mrs Henry Waldron of Berwind. The May 28 ceremony at 7 PM occurred at the Franklin residence with Evangelist C D Plum in attendance. The couple planned to join Waldron in Miami after a short wedding dinner.

Doris Imogene Franklin Walter Franklin Dock Avenue Parkersburg Calvin Eugene Waldron Berwind Miami Evangelist C. D. Plum Pel Lynn Street Emil Franklin Kersburg Parkersburg High School Pvt. Waldron Henry Waldron Berind Big Creek High School United States Army Thense

Personal News and Society Notes From Local Editor

J. W. Snyder and daughter Mrs. E. C. Banks left yesterday for Roanoke to visit his daughter Mrs. H. J. Snyder. Mrs. Banks will stay longer. Snyder expects to return Sunday. Mrs. Carl Estep of Cumberland, Mrs. W. L. Birkelbach and sister Mrs. Charles Taylor of Hinton visit St Ians hospital patient. P. L. G. Rogers of 612 Oakhurst returns home next week after observation at Battle Creek sanitarium. Miss Edna Sangid, daughter of W. M. Sangid, returns home after a week in Kiowa Tennessee. Mrs. Percy B. Durrell discharged from Bluefield sanitarium after a surgical operation.

J. W. Snyder E. C. Banks Roanoke H. J G. Rogers Oakhurst Battle Creek Sanitarium Battle Creek Mich Edna Sangid W. M. Sangid Bland Street Ki . Tenn Percy B. Durrell Jefferson Street Bluefield Sanitarium

Marguerite Word Marries Pfc Samuel D St Clair in Beckley

Marguerite Word wed Private First Class Samuel Dixon St Clair of the US Marine Corps on June 5 at First Baptist Church Beckley. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Earl L. Gross, featured maid of honor Nancy Jo Ballengee and best man Benjamin P. Brown Jr. The bride, a Marshall College alumna, later taught at Eccles Junior High. St Clair, son of Mrs. Ethel St Clair, enlisted in 1942 after studies at WVU and Marshall.

J. W. Word Kiev Marguerite Ivate Samuel Dixon & Clair Pred Hurt Beckley Marshall College Theta Rho Sorority Eccles Junior High School Pfc. St. Clair Ethel St. Clair W. P. St. Clair Williamson West Virginia University Marine Corps

Special Music in Churches Sunday

Sunday worship features varied soloists and choirs across multiple churches. Henry Fortune sings Schubert and an original arrangement. Mrs. Clayton Stanley and others perform Handel and MacDermid pieces, with organ solos by Miss Mary Cheney and Miss Mary Cheyney and choir offerings at several congregations.

Bland Street Todist Henry Fortune Schubert Ater Clayton Stanley Stanley Westminster Presbyterian Church Mary Cheney Purvis

Corrinna Bennett Hosts Breakfast as House Guest

Corrinna Bennett, guest of Miss Jane Pritchard of Oakhurst, Salem will be honored at a breakfast this morning by Miss Princes Walker. Miss Anne Rogers plans a luncheon for Miss Bennett on Oakhurst Monday while the guest stays until mid next week.

Corrinna Bennett Winston Salem N. C

Cumberland Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Crowe Home

The Cumberland Garden club met Tuesday at Mrs D G Crowe's College avenue home. Guest speaker was Mrs J H Lindamood. Members spent much of the meeting creating ear books.

Cumberland Garden Club D. G. Crowe College Avenue J. H. Lindamood

Children Form A Victory Club In Bluefield

A Victory club of eleven children ages 4 to 14 organized to collect tin cans and stamps and sell war savings stamps. They will aid China relief funds, start a door to door campaign, and meet daily at 4 oclock at Mrs. Looney’s home with Gordon Ritter as president and Billy Looney as vice president.

Gordon Ritter Billy Looney David Logan

Park Your Smoke Screen

A discussion on cigarette habits and social hazards of smoking in public and private spaces. It contrasts mindful smoking with careless behavior such as leaving burns, drooping cigarettes, and blowing smoke at non-smokers, noting social judgment and fire risk.

Clarksburg Coal Corp Chartered in West Virginia

The secretary of state issued a charter to the Clarksburg Coal corporation based in Clarksburg with chief works in Harrison county Clark district. The $5,000 company was incorporated by Charles Kiernan Pearl Kiernan and Charles E. Comption, all of Grafton.

Charleston W. Va Secretary of State Clarksburg Coal Corporation Clarksburg Clark District Harrison County Charles and Pearl Kiernan Charles E. Comption Grafton

New Dehydrating Method To Appear On Market Soon

Agriculture announces a new home dehydrating method for fruits and vegetables and a simplified top of the stove dryer approved for last year’s canning program. The new dryer costs under $10, wood and simple parts, while industry uses may see raised fat allotments and updated war production rules.

Department of Agriculture WPB

Furlough Brides Look Loveliest in Any Wedding Tone

Advice for brides on wedding day beauty from a vintage column. Emphasizes choosing powder foundation for lasting, even complexion and a natural pink and white look. Recommends avoiding frequent nose touching and maintaining a fresh appearance for informal or church ceremonies.

Love and marriage motives in modern relationships

Dorothy Dix discusses why men marry for love and why women marry for homes or status, citing changing social norms. She argues men pursue affection and companionship, while many women marry for security, status, or social pressure, and she warns against pursuing affairs as a path to happiness.

Sally Mamie Dorothy DIX

Tires to Triple Output in 1943 Say Rubber Official

Rubber Director William M. Jeffers says car owners will see about three times as many tires in 1943 compared with 1942. Over half will come from stock with the remainder manufactured from synthetic materials.

William M. Jeffers

Bridal party honors inPreparations at Cumperland home

Mr and Mrs J Raymond Tilson hosted a bridal party for Miss Virginia Dougas Sutherland and Mr James Howard Shott Jr at their Cumperland road residence yesterday. The event preceded the wedding rehearsal at the Baptist church with the ceremony planned for this afternoon at seven o clock. The bride to be is the sister of Mr Tilson.

J. Raymond Tilson Virginia Dougas Sutherland James Howard Shott, Jr Cumperland Road Baptist Church Tilson

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