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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1949
Page
5
A reader questions ethics of infidelity and a lover's payoff. Advice advises ending the affair, then healing with honesty and a future if reform occurs. A separate note on adopting a child contrasts spousal perspectives and suggests a six month trial with a borrowed baby. Dorothy Dix also offers guidance on becoming a better conversationalist and shares a simple chicken paprika dish.
Community clubs meet at multiple venues on Monday and Wednesday including Union Mission Scott street Bluefield UDC Reid avenue and YWCA Camp Iva Executive board DAR and garden club gatherings plus a note about answering etiquette queries from Mrs. Post.
The regular WCTU meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon will not be held this month.
A daughter named Rove Mary arrived June 17 at St Luke's to Mr and Mrs Frank Maynard Johnson. the mother, Bettie Rose Stovall. Twins Darrell Lee and Carol Lynn born June 12 to Mr and Mrs Bobby Lee Smith of Bluff City Virginia, mother Jacqueline Thompson. Also noted is Charles Lindberghs 1927 Paris flight lasting 33 hours 39 minutes.
Mr and Mrs J W Lawson and Nancy Sands of 50 Third Street attended the graduation of Themes F Lawson who earned a BA from Comservatory of Waew. Mrs Estelle Ofte visited relatives and now visits her niece Ree Holt on Memorial Avenue. Mrs Otw will return to New York City today, daughter of Mrs C Wieder of Virginia Avenue, Buffalo.
Fragmentary OCR shows a request for five cents and self addressed envelope to send to a newspaper. Mentions Mrs Post and Bow Station New York with an apology for the answer.
The fragmentary text mentions an event around a bride associated with Mr. Evans. It appears to be a notice or report noting a wedding or betrothal involving a Mr. Evans, with other garbled lines referencing names like Ole Henrie Prete and Hane. The legible parts are insufficient for a clear summary.
A partial readable fragment notes a local event with unidentified names and vague details. No clear dates places or outcomes are present in the surviving text.
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