Miss Boyer Weds Mr. Pierce in Purcell Okla
Betty Frances Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Boyer of Purcell Oklahoma married Charles Edward Pierce aviation ordnance man at the Naval Air Gunners school in Purcell. Best man Keith Palmer attended with guests including Mrs Keith Palmer and Miss Jimmie Yoakum. They will reside at 603 West Main Purcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Frances Boyer
Prank Boyer
Purcell
Okla Te Charlies
Edward Pierce
Aviation Oordnence
Keith Palmer
Jimmie Yoakum
Pierce
W. C. Boyer
Purcell High School
Eta Kappa
Naval Air Gunners’ School
States Navy
West Main Street
Rural Mexico Topics Highlight Service Guild Meeting
Life in Rural Mexico was discussed by the ay an Service Guild at Mrs. tizer's home. Miss Margaret Kenavine chaired. Mrs. Fred Harris led the meeting as president and Mrs. G C Cox gave a talk. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. O B Fretch and Miss Margaret Easley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ayan Service Guild
Ata Ee
Aetizer
Margaret Kenavine
Fred Harris
Jonals
G. C. Cox
O. B. Fretch
Margaret Easley
Know Aspirin: Demand St. Joseph Aspirin Today
Advertising promotion urges buyers to ask for St. Joseph Aspirin at 10 cents. Claims no faster or stronger aspirin and questions paying more. Tone mirrors old time-homemade medicine pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Dinner at Jimmy's Restaurant Encourages Solo or Shared Mealtime
An advertising note for Jimmy's Restaurant in Bluefield West Virginia promotes dining alone or with a friend. It highlights enjoyable meals cooked with care and invites diners to bring exciting foods to share from the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
West Va
Club Calendar Highlights at Moose Hall
Thursday program includes G. I. T. A. meeting at Moose Hall at 2:30 PM and Women of Moose gather for a special 6:00 PM session to prepare for installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Women of Moose
Bond Purchases Stressed By Skit At Quota Club
The Bluefield Quota Club luncheon at the West Virginian hotel featured a skit promoting war bond purchases led by Mrs. Marble Weaver and Miss Beulah Price. The program chair was Mrs. Rhetis Pruett with Mrs. Annie H. Quekemeyer presiding in the president’s absence. A word discussion was led by Miss Lina Light. Kathryn McCall, a member of the club, is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Weaver
Beulah Price
Bluefield
West Virginian Hotel
Rhetis Pruett
Margaret Hendricks
International
Niagaralls
Ontario
Canada
Annie H. Quekemeyer
Lina Light
Alma Utt
Kathryn McCall
Sy Club
Bluefield Sanitarium
Inspection Meet Follows Banquet Of Local Lodge
Bluefield lodge 59 of Honor Protect ive hosted a banquet at Pinnacle restaurant for about forty members before an official lodge visit and inspection by Mrs. Mary Masco of Fairmont. The event featured an invocation by Rev. G. K. Patty, a 13-candidate initiation, a drill by 16 women led by Mrs. Alleta McDonald, and tributes including gifts to Mrs. Masco, Mrs. Crowell, and Mrs. Helen Galate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Lodge 59
of Honor Protective
Pinnacle Restaurant
Mary Masco
Fairmont
G. K. Patty
Isabelle Crowell Presid
Red Men's Hall
Alleta McDonald
Julia Akers
McDonald
Lodge
Crowell
Helen Galate
Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Regular Meet
The Woman's auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met Wednesday at the church with the theme Our Work Here and Now. Miss Agnes Laps leye spoke as the program leader, and Mrs Walter Sanders led the business session. Mrs A L Johnston conducted the devotional and introduced the program in the absence of Mrs Stuart Henderson, secretary of Syrod's and Presbytere's home missions. Mrs C G Harris sang Master Let Me Walk with Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Lapsleye
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Sanders
A. L. Johnston
Stuart Henderson
Syrod
C. G. Harris
Westminster Choir Postpones Rehearsal
Westminster Presbyterian choir postpones this week's rehearsal. Members are asked to attend the church as usual on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Choir
Westminster Presbyterian Choir
Barrow
Final Meeting Of Season Held By UDC Chapter
The final UDC chapter meeting of the season gathered at Mrs. H L Lazenby s home with Mrs J W as co hostess. The program included a life sketch of Jeffer son Davis born June 3 and a memorial for Mrs Karin E Lentz. Delegates to the Romney state convention were named with alternates to be appointed. A nominating committee was chosen to report at the September session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Mis. Ters
H. L. Lazenby
Ale Street
J. W
D. E. French
Paul C
R. B. Greear
Sbute
Karin E. Lentz
F. E. Hudgins
B. H. Hancock
Romney
Paul C. Thomas
Luther Page
A. L. Rhoads
Wedding Guests Return Home After Bendixite Nuptials
Miss Florence Witt married Ensign Edward Douglas in a ceremony attended by Betty Stoetzer, Lorraine Hind and Clara Douglas. Mrs C P Blair and daughter Catherine traveled home to Portsmouth Ohio while guests bid farewell after the wedding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Stoetzer
Fairmont
Florence Witt
Ensign Edwards
Douglas
Lorraine Hind
Betty Warden
McComas
Ward-Belmont College
Miss Warden
Clara Douglas
Morve Homes
C. P. Blair
Catherine
Portsmouth
Ohio
Personal Notices of Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs Besse Burchfield returns from Washington D C where her son Billy Burchfield works for the solid fuels administration. Mr and Mrs L H Wellens and daughter Francesa visit Norfolk relatives. Blanche Toney heads to Dillwyn Virginia to visit Mrs C O Davidson. Marvin Anderson improves at Bluefield Sanitarium after four weeks. Mrs William P Gottlieb and daughter Shir visit New York and return with Mrs Gottlieb’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse Burchfield
Albemaine Street
Washington, D. C
Stener
Billy Burchfield
Solid Fuels Administration
Department of the Interior
L. H. Wellens
Francesa
Norfolk
C. O. Davidson
Marvin Anderson
Bluefield Sanitarium
William P. Gottlieb
Mss Shir
New York City
D A Councils Rally Held In City For District 9
Mrs Julian Cohen and Miss Florence of Memphis hosted the D A C ouncils District 9 rally at the Red-hall Monday. Officers were installed, six councils attended, and the orphans fund yielded 106.54 dollars. The 1945 rally is planned for Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Cohen
Miss Florence
Memphis
Daughters of America
Red — Hall
Discm
Nada
Georgia Webb
Nade, Rannels
H. H. Maud
Maude V Nign
Morgantown
Trixie Hill
Princeton
Bei'e Tercerman
Hallie Belcher
Ida Giberson
Eem
Rubye Hopkins
Ethel McGrady
Mesdames
Naomi Oxley
Nada Poe
Bookie Prichard
Birth of Robert Counts Cofer Jr in Welch
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cofer of Kimball at Stevens Clinic Welch on June 5. The child is named Robert Counts Cofer Jr. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cofer of Dearborn Street Dearborn. Before marriage Mrs. Cofer was Gladys Virginia Effier of Sharples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Cofer
Kimball
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Robert Counts Cofer
Joseph P. Cofer
Dearborn Street
Oes
Gladys Virginia Effier
Sharples
Dorothy Dix columns on love and marriage dilemmas
A reader texts Dorothy Dix about love triangles and unhappy marriages. Advice cautions against remarriage to heal heartbreak, urging honest choice, and honoring promises while outlining risks of revenge marriages.
Correction on WAC rules and age limits after 1944 act
The notice corrects earlier Army guidance stating the Women's Army Corps became part of the Army of the United States by Congress on May 14 1944. Enlistment age range now 20 to 49 and occupations offered rise to 239 from 155. Readers urged to send mail to Dorothy at 6334 Prytania Street New Orleans Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Army Corps
Army of the United States
WACS
Dorothy
Prytannia Street
Newt Onleans
Louisiana
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Miss Boyer
Mr. Pierce
Rural Mexico
Service Guild
Taylor
Princeton Ave
Presbyterian Auxiliary
UDC
Lurline
Bobbitt
Society
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pollow
Reed
Drun
Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
Anthony Blind
Pata
Norwich
Flat Ton National Bank
The
Flat Top National Bank
W. VA
Dial
Connie
Rad
Bell Syndicate, Inc
W.va
Panamas
Melena Rubinstein
Helena Rubinstein
Telegraph Commercial Printing Company
Bland Street
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