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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

6

Garden club hears on national convention and tours

Mrs. Percy Gillie described her selection as a West Virginia delegate to the National Council of American Garden Clubs meeting in Richmond Va and reports on the New York flower show at Grand Central Palace. She highlighted garden displays for small homeowners and noted award patterns for Texas and California.

Percy Gillie R. H. Mitchell Appalachia Gillie National Council of American Garden Clubs Richmond West Virginia Bluefield Texas California Douglas Southall Freeman Charlotte Hope

Nagging Husband Leaves Family in Turmoil

Dear Miss Dix discusses a long marriage ruined by constant nagging. A wife plans separation after the sons finish college, warning seems futile. The piece praises self-control and notes men’s nagging harms family harmony and affection.

Miss Dix

Robert L Haynes earns metallurgical engineering BS at VPI

Robert L Haynes received his BS degree in metallurgical engineering at VPI Blacksburg Va Attending the graduation exercises June 10 were his parents Mr and Mrs R L Haynes his sister Miss Mary Frances both grandmothers Mrs Lucy Haynes Raleigh terrace and Mrs D N Brooks Balsam street and a great aunt Miss Alma Hughes Mr and Mrs J W Farley are spending ten days at Jacksonville Beach Fla

Robert L. Haynes VPI Blacksburg R. L. Haynes Mary Frances Lucy Haynes Raleigh Terrace D. N. Brooks Balsam Street Alma Hughes J. W. Farley Jacksonville Beach Fla

Marian Martin pattern 9371 for summer dress

Youthful and useful dress pattern 9371 offers a sheer yoke option and multiple sizes from 34 to 52. Includes easy fit guidance and a Sew Chart, with instructions to send twenty five cents to Marian Martin pattern Dept in New York for illustration and pattern book offers.

Marian Martin Daily Telegraph Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y Plains

Blue Ridge Garden Club Holds June Meeting at Rosenheim Home

The Blue Ridge Garden club met at Mrs. J. H. Rosenheim’s Freder ick street home with co-hostess Mrs. C. W. Pace. President Mrs. Arthur D. Houldsworth led. Mrs. W. R. Graham spoke on garden club organization and council work. Members adopted two patients for monthly friendship remembrances and planned a land beautifying project.

Blue Ridge H. B. Troutman Steele Bluefield Garden Council T. O. Deaumer Kiwanis H. H. Stuckman West Virginia Garden News Houldsworth W. R. Graham Graham Garden Council Pinnacle Rock

D of H Lodge Annual Inspection and Banquet

Mountain City 85 Degree of Honor lodge held its annual inspection with a banquet at Bethany hall First Christian church in honor of state director Mrs Mary Masco and state president Mrs Mae Underwood. After the banquet Mrs Patty Linkenhaker and Mrs Pauline Webbperformed musical numbers followed by a class of ten initiated under Mrs Ruby Worth.

Mountain City Lodge Bethany Hall First Christian Church Mary Masco Fairmont Mae Underwood Huntington Patty Linkenhaker Pauline Webb Ruby Worth Louella Snyder Thelma Massie Frances Litton Virginia Kitts

Being Considerate: A Guide to Kindness and Selflessness

Ginny van Riper explains considerate behavior as a lifelong habit built on recalling others needs and rights. It tells readers to back off when someone is tired or in a mood and to ask before borrowing or using belongings, aiming to make kindness a lasting personal trait.

Ginny van Riper

Come See Me Sometime as Invitation Etiquette

Emily Post explains that come see me sometime is a half way invitation and should be clarified with a specific day. It is friendly but not binding unless followed by a concrete offer. She adds etiquette on returning engagement gifts after a broken engagement and advises returning money and other gifts with needed explanations.

Miss Dix Emily

Westminster Presbyterians Pack Camp Beckwi For Junior Camp

A group of 30 boys and girls from Westminster Presbyterian church sails this morning for Camp Beckwi in Payette County to join the Bluestone Presbytery junior camp. Dr. C H Patterson serves as camp director with Mrs Eddie Steele as dean of girls and nine junior counselors. Attendance exceeds 130 from several churches. camp runs through Saturday noon. The junior camp begins June 26 and ends July 1 with Rev Mr McNutt directing alongside Patterson and Steele, forecasting 250 attendees from Bluefields two churches.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Bluestone Presbytery Payette County Camp Beckwith C. H. Patterson Westminster Eddie Steele Thomas Jackson Mary Baldwin Mary Ellen Crow Patty Repass Patsy Garland Hobart Childs Ames Heights Kitty Upton Bluefield Pioneerage McNutt Patterson Steele

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