Man's Growing Carelessness Bodes III For The Future
Dorothy Dix answers readers on engagements and bashfulness. Fay should dump a fiancé who borrows money, neglects finances and ignores appearances. Helen advises dating initiative to help a bashful lover. Wanda is urged to accept the breakup over a divorce fault. Dorothy Dix cannot answer personal mail. instructions for a leaflet follow.
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Helen
Miss Dix
Wanda
Dorothy Dix
P. O
Times Square Station
New York 18
N. Y
Mrs Edwards Heads Local UDC Chapter in Bluefield
Mrs. Fred Edwards was named president of the Bluefield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at the June meeting held at Mrs. H A Porter’s home in Bramwell. New officers take office in October. next meeting is a picnic at the old Davidson home in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Edwards
Bluefield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. A. Porter
Bramwell
Edwards
John Carter
A. S. Buchanan
Russell Ritz
T. E. Vass
W. W. Wood
A. C. Smith
R. V. Shanklin
Guy French
G. W. Lavender
L. D. Mattox
Joseph Godwin
Jefferson Davis
OES Club Names New Officers at Bluefield Chapter
The Past Matrons and Patrons club of Bluefield chapter 66 Order of the Eastern Star met at Masonic Temple. Mrs Guy Smith was elected president with A B Stafford as vice president H B Boyd as secretary and George Dean as treasurer. Installation featured Mrs James R Little as installing officer and a harp performance. A picnic meeting is planned for July 16 at 6 PM at Mrs W S Penn’s Falls Mills cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
C. D. Wood
Harry Elsner
Divorcee asks to take middle name as surname substitute
A reader asks if she may call herself Mrs Harvey Jack using her ex husband’s middle name to avoid a euphonic clash with her new surname. The answer notes the surname is the only name to use and suggests adding a family name as a prefix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphonius
Black Jack
Thomas Jack
Harvey Jack
John
Meyer announce birth of daughter Catherine Christine
Beckley couple Mr. and Mrs. F W Meyer announce the birth of a daughter, Catherine Christine, on June 19 at Beckley hospital. Mrs Meyer is the former Emily Kell of Bluefield.
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F. W. Meyer
Beckley
Catherine Christine
Beckley Hospital
Meyer
Emily Kell
Bluefield
Youth Help Clean Up Richlands
Members of the Richlands Youth council formed with the Build Freedom with Youth program and Intermedi ate and Junior Women's clubs joined to clean up railroad property on Front street. Volunteers used lawn mowers clippers and scythes to clear weeds and shape the area. A picnic lunch followed and the council plans another scrap paper drive to raise funds for the Community Recreation center.
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Richlands
Youth Council
Front Street
Moosewomen To Meet Tomorrow In Bluefield Chapter
Bluefield chapter 565 Women of the Moose will meet tomorrow evening at 8 at the Moose home. Membership chair Jean Kelly leads the program. Senior regent Mrs Thelma Hale asks all new candidates to attend to be counted for this year. Installation of new officers is set for Sunday afternoon June 24 at the Moose home with visiting chapters installing.
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Bluefield
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Jean Kelly
Thelma Hale
Methodist District Camps Set for July to October
Summer training camps announced for Bluefield district with Christian Adventure camps at Camp Houston near Kimball from July 30 to October 4 directed by Rev. William Byrd, and Christian Life senior camp August 4 to 11 under Rev. A. E. Tulloh. Mrs. C. C. Godsey handles registrations.
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Camp Houston
Kimball
William Byrd
Anawalt
A. E. Tulloh
C. C. Godsey
Trinity Methodist Church
Bluefield
Virginia FHA and BRT Convene at Madison College
More than 500 delegates attend the sixth annual Virginia Association of Future Homemakers of America convention at Madison College Harrison Virginia led by state president Miss Mary Lee Conk. Delegates from Tazewell Bland Russell and Pocahontas areas include Joy Rae Hill Dorothy Harrison Charlotte Morrow and Eleanor Benson. Plans for local chapters federation and state projects are set with interest groups and daily recreational features highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Association of the Future Homemakers of America
Madison College
Harrison
Mary Lee Conk
Federation
FHA
Tazewell County
Bland, Russell
Tazewell Counties
Joy Rae Hill
Pocahontas
BRT
Dorothy Harrison
Charlotte Morrow
Eleanor Benson
Tazewell
Betty Ruth Bales
Jean Hambrick
Cecil Bowen
Lamp making demonstration at Bluewell school
Thursday morning at 10 the Brushfork Bluewell Farm Women's club hosts a lamp making and renovating demonstration at Bluewell school. Home demonstration agent Mrs. Camille Stewart and Miss Sarah Moore of Appalachian Electric Power will lead. Bring jugs jars or other suitable lamp bases.
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Brushfork-Bluewell Farm Women’s Club
Bluewell School
Camille Stewart
Sarah Moore
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Intermediate Club Picnic Supper at Cedar Bluff Home
The Intermediate Woman's club entertained about eighty members and guests with a picnic supper on the lawn at the home of Dr and Mrs James Peery Cedar Bluff Virginia. Girl Scout Troops 34 and 35 attended and presented a puppet show after the meal.
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Richlands
Intermediate Woman's Club
James Peery
Cedar Bluff
Junior Women's Club Names Year Officers and New Board
Newly elected President Mrs James A Tabor Jr and Vice President Mrs Lacy Edwards hosted the first board meeting at the Pinnacle restaurant. New board members include Mrs Emile Weiblett Mrs John R Morris Miss Mary Louise Rudder and many others with duties spanning social ways and means publicity youth conservation and hospitality. The group planned year board meetings fixed July box lunches for the National Guard and sent acknowledgments to the Princeton Junior Woman's club and Garden council for recent activities.
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Minimay Cvt
James A. Tabor, Jr
Lacy Edwards
Emile Weiblett
John R. Morris
James Headley
Ways and
Mary Louise Rudder
Frank Weiser
Civic Club Council
Howard Meadows
Club
Stewart Bovenizer
A. D. Carter, Jr
C. H. Johnston
Charlotte Heldreth
Pinecrest
Don Warden
Red Cross
Mary Louise Taylor
Mary Porterfield
Paul Frye
L. H. Tucker
Rose
Garden Council
National Guard
Miss Stone to Wed Captain Curtis in Bluefield Parties
Miss Cassie May Stone, soon to wed Captain Melvin William Curtis, was honored at a luncheon by Miss Helen Bell at the Bluefield Country Club. The event featured pink and white colors, VanFleet roses, and baby’s breath as centerpieces.
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Cassie May Stone
Melvin William Curtis
Bluefield Country Club
Helen Bell
VanFleet
Kemp McLaughlin
Miss Stone
R. L. Bailey
Vineyard Street
James H. Martin
R. T. McLaughlin, Jr
Mission Group Meets At Bland Street Church
Union mission auxiliary met at Hamilton hall Bland Street Mtho dist church with women of Bland Street church headed by Mrs Glenn W Stewart in charge Miss Annie Lee Bransford director of religious education for the church gave a devotional She told of businessmen who have given their lives to Christ and her work among young folk at Colorado Springs last summer Mrs Stewart read a poem Wanted A Messenger Mrs James B Wooldridge with Mrs Fred Pelter as accompanist sang My Task by Ashford During the business session Mrs M D Davis presided as president and excellent reports were heard Rev M B Dod son superintendent of the mission told of the Daily Vacation Bible school at West Graham and lauded the fine work of Miss Evelyn Thomas volunteer sion worker and of all those assisted at the school during Miss Thomas illness The auxiliary fee to pay expenses of the Bible club
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Union Mission Auxiliary
Hamilton Hall
Bland Street
Glenn W. Stewart
Annie Lee Bransford
Colorado Springs
Stewart
James B. Wooldridge
Fred Pelter
Ashford
M. D. Davis
M. B. Dodson
West Graham
Evelyn Thomas
Thomas
Bible Club
Mrs Payne Returns From Visit To Md Daughter
Mrs. S. B. Payne of North street has come back from Silver Spring Maryland where she stayed with her daughter Mrs. T. E. Foster.
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S. B. Payne
North Street
Silver Spring
T. E. Foster
Calendar events mark Wednesday church and club meetings
Woman's auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church speaks at 2:00. Westminster Women of the Church hold a general meeting at 2:00. Brushfork Bluewell Farm hosts a lamp clinic at Bluewell school at 10:00. Blue Ridge Garden club gathers at Double Gates with flower judging. First Presbyterian Women meet after church night supper. Fairfield Garden club meets on Fairfield avenue. Riley West unit No 9 American Legion auxiliary elects officers at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
L. A. Osborne
Westminster Presbyterian
H. Edward Steele
Brushfork-Bluewell Farm Women's Club
Bluewell
Blue Ridge Garden Club
J. D. Long
First Presbyterian Church
Fairfield Garden Club
Louise Wetzel
Fairfield Avenue
Riley West
No. 9
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
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Mrs. Edwards
UDC
OES Club
Emily Post
Lucy Jane Nan Bowen
Robert Warren Litton
Meek Hoge Bowen
Bland
Leslie E. Litton
Holston
Bowen
Radford College
Litton
Emory and Henry College
Department of Virginia State Police
Moosewomen
Methodist
Madison
Pinnacle Restaurant
Manandawavanning
Bragest Fashion News
Sinc Lipstick
Tinton
Fifth Avenue
Cohen’s
Insurance Agency
First National Bank
Bluefield, W. Va
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