Mrs Wood Named State Garden Club Board Member
Mrs Wood chosen as member of the state garden club board at a meeting held in Charleston on May 12. The article lists state officers regional directors and committees with names and hometowns across West Virginia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wood
Board State Garden Club
Virginia
Charleston
Harry PF. Toothman
Athens
John 8. McGhee
Logan
Sean Leoman
West Virginia University
Virginia G. Cavendish
Huntington
Landsdowne Belle
Vice Press
Harry Fieming
Mullen
A A. Shingleton Paull
Wheeling
H. W. Showalter
Fairmont
W. W. Wood
Bluefield
T. D. Gray
Agriculture Extension Department
Morgantown
Blennerhasset
J. G. Dawson
Parker
Grady Risen
Maurice Brooks
Division of Forestry
W.V.U
Earl L. Core
Department of Botany
A. B. Brooks
French Creek
Russell Bailey
Shawnee Hills
T. D. Grey
Leon H
Club Calendar Highlights Evening Meetings
Calvary Baptist church holds a 8:00 p m class with Mrs J G Foley at 1324 Bluefield Ave. First Christian Torch Lighters meet at 8 00 p m with Miss Ella Mae Simpson leading at Mrs Charles Pruett s College Drive apartments. East River Mountain club meets at 2 00 p m with Mrs G B Strader Jr president visiting Mrs Walter Sanders on Sanders farm. Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathers 2 30 p m in Hamilton hall with devotions by Mrs J M Helm and Rev J T Browning speaking on World Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buth
Calvary Baptist Church
J. G. Foley
Bluefield Avenue
First Christian Church
Ella Mae Simpson
Charles Pruett
College Drive
East River Mountain
Sander
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hamilton Hall
J. M. Helm
J. T. Browning
Home Nursing Students To Meet At Y Thursday
All home nursing students due to receive certificates are to meet at the Y M C A quarters Thursday evening from 7 30 to 8 00. Each student should bring her uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Nursing
Y. Quarters
Ladies of Sacred Heart sponsor chain sale at church
The Ladies of Sacred Heart Catholic Church sponsor a chain sale at Appala assembly room on Wednesday evening from 5 to 8. Proceeds support parish activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Ladies of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Appalaassem
Births and Local Family News in Bluefield VA Area
Mr and Mrs Joe Parley of 113 Schenley avenue Bluefield VA welcome a daughter born Friday at Bluefield sanitarium. They also have another child Diana Kay. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wilson of Valley View avenue report a son born June 17 at St Luke s hospital named Wocarow Wilson II. Mrs Wilson before marriage was Miss Marie Carter. Most of the nation s large coastal cities carry federal water damage insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parley
Schenley Avenue
Bluefield
Bluefield Sanitarium
Diana Kay
Woodrow Wilson
Valley View Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Wocarow Wilson, II
Bachelor May Wed At Any Age In Proper Spirit
Dear Miss Dix explains a soldier 38 must marry in his age class for a stable match. At 38, he’s in a favorable risk class with a home life appeal, while cautioning against younger, gold-digger partners and advising a partner around early thirties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Mary
Reno
Advice to a fiancée on explaining family issues before marriage
The reader is urged to explain a troubled background to the fiancé's parents. The guidance praises the groom as worthy and urges the woman to meet his mother, seek sympathy, and consider giving up happiness to protect him, suggesting mercy can win understanding.
Drunkenness as a disease and support groups
The letter urges recognizing alcoholism as a disease and suggests Alcoholics Anonymous as a path to help. It cites aiding addicts through shared experience and emphasizes seeking patient, organized support.
Social To Be Held For Republican Club
All Republicans and friends are invited to a social this evening at the home of Mrs. Cal Houchins on Giles Street. The gathering supports the Women's Republican Club with hours from 8 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Houchins
Giles Street
Republican Club
Personal notices list visitors and travelers by Bristol area
The column records visits and travels of local residents. Lillian Ireson returns from visiting relatives in Williamson. J H Stamper recovering at home after paralysis in Hartwell. Mrs H H Peek visiting daughters in Bristol. Mrs Alice Bedinger guest of niece in Bristol. A Byron Craft and Mallie Frances visiting Lovill family in Statesbury. John D Rodman visiting son in Field Wisconsin. L H Davis Jr and family visiting P M Stump in College Avenue. Navie Lambert returns to Charleston after visiting Braith Fork and brings Phyllis Ratliff and Loraine Tibbs. Clyde Karnes returns to Baltimore after Bristol visit. Mrs Thomas Edwin Burke visiting her mother in Walker apartments. Captain Burke reassigned from Boston to Buffalo region. J T Mangus hosting Sgt and Mrs William Akins from Fort McClellan. R R Atkinson family and Patsy Price of Elizabethan listed among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ireson
Ellene Johnston
Beryl Ireson
Highland Avenue
Williamson
J. H. Stamper
C. E. Burton
Hartwell
Bramwell Road
H. H. Peek
Peek
First Pentecostal Church
Bueefild
C. E. Almany
Ernest Lockhart
Hazel Peek
Bristol
Alice Bedinger
Salem
Kyle McDowell
South Mercer Street
A. Byron Craft
Mallie Frances
Vansant
Elbert Karnes
Org
Thomas Edwin Burke
B. H. Barger
Walker Apartments
Captain Burke
Anti-aircraft Artillery Command
Boston
Buffalo
J. T. Mangus
Lynn Street
Andrs
Unclear drivers released in Louisville under wartime order
The Louisville area War Manpower Commission ordered release of 18 truck drivers from a construction project for violating the voluntary stabilization agreement. Union Local 89 said the workers were imported from Charleston West Virginia and used without clearance through the U S Employment Service. The union claimed local drivers were laid off afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
War Manpower Commission of
Louisville Area
WMC
Ck Drivers Union Local 89
AFL
Charleston
W. Va
United States Employment Service
FASTEETH Promises firmer false teeth and fresh breath
A health ad urges users to sprinkle FASTEETH powder on dental plates to prevent embarrassing slips and odor. It describes FASTEETH as alkaline non acid, non souring, and recommends buying at drug stores.
Miss Miller Returns From Conference
Delegates from ten southern states gathered for the Southeastern conference of the Association for Childhood Education at Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina. Miss Blanch Miller represented West Virginia, while Miss Hunter of UNC led the delegation and will continue research at Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For Childhood Education
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Blanch Miller
West Virginia
Bluefield
Miss Hunter
Woman's
Ohio State
Woman's College
North Atlantic
Southeast
Southwest
Great Plains
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Jean Betzner
Association
WAAC Women Drive Vital Roles in War Effort
Women in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps are serving crucial functions in current warfare by operating radios teletypewriters and telephones. Lt Alice W McKinnon notes WAAC technicians ensure messages reach armies in the field and that WAAC schools teach radio repair motor transport and army administration. Eligibility requires American citizenship ages 21 to 44 two years of high school and no dependents under fourteen. Interested women can visit Lt McKinnon in the Bradmann Building for a WAAC information booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
WAAC
Alice W. McKinnon
Waaca
Lt. McKinfon
Wedding Guests From Out Of Town Attend Suland Shott Nuptials
Out of town guests attended the wedding of Miss Virginia Douglas Suland and Mr. James Howard Shott Jr on Saturday. Attendees included Miss Bernice Peck Miss Mary Jo Pine Miss Princess Pendleton Miss Kate Barger Mrs Wallice H Eason Mrs Lula Mooney and Morris Mooney of Princeton. Mrs B Walker Webb of Boston. Miss Cassia Arman and Frank Harman of Tazewell. Mrs Jess Wooten and Miss Jackie Planner of Jenkins. Mrs E B McNeer of Athens. Mr and Mrs W E Meachum of Beckley. Mrs E Vernon Ellett of Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Douglas Suland
James Howard Shott, Jr
Bernice Peck
Mary Jo Pine
Princess Pendleton
Kate Barger
Wallice H. Eason
Lula Mooney
Morris Mooney
Princeton
B. Walker Webb
Boston
Mass
Cassiaarman
Frank Harman
Tazewell
Jess Wooten
Jackie Planner
Jenkin Jones
E. B. McNeer
Athens
W. E Meachum
Beckley
E. Vernon Ellett
Pocahontas
Basic Hat Makes Milinery Wardrobe
The designer Sally Victor promotes a flexible hat wardrobe built from one well made hat and trims. A navy felt big brim hat with a soft crown transforms into multiple looks using removable skirts and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Victor
Sally
Fashion notes on a coordinated dress hat and accessories
The description outlines a crop frock paired with a pert pique bow on the hat and a matching gilet on the dress. A dressy accessory set combines velvet laced organdy ruching for both hat and dress.
Uranium Atom Heavier than Hydrogen by 238 Units
A uranium atom has an atomic mass close to 238 times that of a hydrogen atom. This demonstrates the large mass difference between the lightest and heaviest common atomic species.
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Dorothy DIX
Alcoholics Associated
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Call Beryl Ireson
Society
Miss Miller
North Carolina
Bermuda
WAACS
By Roselien
Cellahan
NEA
Taylor's Drug Store
Princeton Ave
Boyz
Fguri
Kammer Furniture CO
Bland ST. Bluefield, W, VA
Molly McGee
America
War Manpower Commission
Axis
Bes
Public Health and
Dental
Cinics, Industrie
Sertich Board
Ail
Tory and High School
Rotel
U.S. Employment Service
Jonson
Johnson
CARNU
C. Johnson & Son
S.C Johnson & Som, Inc
Racine, Wisconsin
J. W. Waters Co
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