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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
5
Readable details indicate Miss Keister will marry Mr Dennison with her father performing the rite. Attendants include her sister and several local men from Tazewell. A small reception will follow at the groom’s parents’ home.
Fragmented OCR text yields a undefined item with unreadable names and details. The readable parts hint at a miscue turning into a notable moment but lack concrete entities and context to form a complete headline or summary.
Twenty three ladies played in the Ladies Day event at Breefield Country Club Tuesday. Mrs Lewis C Tierney won low gross score with 9 strokes over 18 holes. Each participant will receive a golf ball prize from Rocky's Golf Shop.
The Tre meeting featured speakers including Mrs. W C Pollock on Davie and Mrs. George Strader presenting an article. Mention is made of a fence at Setterson Davis' home referred to the original site. Mrs. Prenmch's daughter and Mrs. Edwin French aided during the afternoon.
Emily Post weighs in on lipstick marks on rims of cups and fork prongs in a restaurant setting. The note highlights hygiene concerns and praises modern cosmetics that resist smudging, while offering etiquette guidance on bridesmaids seating and funeral car arrangements.
The Lenora P TA sponsored a Fathers night and covered dish dinner at the school with an excellent program. Participants included Violet Vest H C Baldwin Peck Ola Vest and Kessinger. Officers elected were President Lee Otis Bobbit Vice President J L Peck Secretary Lorcan Keaton and Treasurer J L Peck. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bobbit and Mr and Mrs H C Baldwin.
Mrs. Carl Jones presided as president during a Monday session at the mission chapel on Scott street. Trinity Methodist women provided a program with Mrs. A. S. Harris directing and Mrs. C. C. Godsey delivering the devotional amid good business reports. The group voted to supply meat for an undernourished boy with rheumatic fever and stressed the need for a piano for the mission.
Members are reminded there will be no meeting of the Bluefield Woman's Christian Temperance Union this afternoon in Bethany Hall as previously scheduled.
Dorothy Dix advises a reader to tame sarcasm and charm men by kindness. A second letter describes a forbidden love with a mother’s husband and suggests separation or disclosure to the mother. A third asks if a secretary should marry her banker boss, with Dix suggesting marriage and playfully mock advice on workplace romance.
In a Bluefield shop a teen wearing blue jeans and bobby socks captivates onlookers as she helps raise funds for the YWCA swimming pool by selling bonds. She buys a leather belt and a powder horn, provoking reactions from mothers and dowagers about changing teen style and language.
James Bailey's family news lists Mr and Mrs W C Pollock and relatives. Camp Greenbrier plans for an eight week stay. a St Luke's Hospital patient status. Douglas and son Billy with Mrs W C Snyder. return from California after W C Snyder Jr graduation from UC. Mrs Snyder stays in California for a visit with her son and daughter in law.
Classified notice seeking able bodied adults with hearing impairment to operate a fence maintenance crew. Names, ages, and addresses not provided. details unclear due to damaged text but indicates employment offer and regulatory compliance requirements.
The OES held a routine session electing its officers for another term. Members discussed upcoming events and confirmed leadership while noting community involvement and the regular meeting cadence.
Fragmented notes show a Tu eary club calendar with YWCA meetings and a row of scheduled events. Mentions include a two o clock start and a featured appearance by Memoria, plus a venue on Jefferson Street. A meeting at the Vacade Center and a 730 time entry are listed among terse lines.
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