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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1955

Page

9

Mary Slagle Weds Ray Vincent Tucker Jr in Marion

Miss Mary Joan Slagle daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiley W Slagle of Marion and Ray Vincent Tucker Jr son of Mr and Mrs R V Tucker of Chilhowie were married Saturday night at Marion Baptist Church. The double ring ceremony featured ivy wire gerdioli candles and organ music. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin and carried a white Bible with an orchid. The couple plans to reside in Marion.

Mary Slagle Ray Vincent Tucker Jr Chilhowie Mary Joan Slagle Wiley W. Slagle Marion R. V. Tucker Marion Baptist Church Primitivo Delgado Walter Legard Mrs. Tucker Hotel Lincoln Bride

Mrs. Peery Hosts Hobby Club Meeting

Mrs. Peery hosted Hil Park Hobby Club at Mrs. J. T. home Monday night. A postponed decision on a suggestion followed photos including a flower swap from sweet pea to rose. By-laws were amended and plans for extra funds announced. A white sale runs to the next meeting. Mrs. Diller presided, with treasurer Kidd reporting.

Hil Park Hobby Club J. T Dennis Cole Ways and B. E. Diller Otis Kidd

Eastern Star group instals new officers at meeting

Mrs Nellie Ward was installed as president of the Past Matrons and Patrons Club of the Order of the Eastern Star succeeding C N Wilson. Ada Warden became vice president Roxie Boyd secretary and George E Dean treasurer. Annual picnic set for July 16 with members from Welch and Bluefield listed among officers.

Club of Order of the Eastern Star Nellie Ward C. N. Wilson Ada Warden Roxie Boyd George E. Dean Kiki Mitros Welch Alex Corgeilbes Aquefield Rosa Rants Bluefield Marshal Chris Rantis Inside Sentinel Dand Kardaras

You'll Have to Excuse My Son He's Shy

A short ad-toned note discusses parental embarrassment over a teen with pimples and blackheads. It promotes Bonne Bell Ten-O-Six Lotion as a remedy to clear skin and boost confidence, citing simple usage and a price of $2.00.

OES Changes Meeting Date For Rock Chapter

The Rock Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will hold an installation meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. Maude Abshire serves as installing officer with Ethel Grego as marshal, Virgie Brown as chaplain, Marie Vawter as organist, Myrtle Robbins as secretary, Dessie Warder and Fred Young also noted in the program.

Rock Order of the Fastern Star Maude Abshire Ethel Grego Virgie Brown Marie Vawter Myrtle Robbins Dessie ‘ Warder Fred Young

Vitamins for beauty and health from Marian Matthews

A guide urging seasonal eating to boost hair skin and nerves with vitamins A C E and B. Recommends foods rich in nutrients and supplements if needed and notes a booklet 608 Developing the Bust available for 25 cents from Marian Matthews via this paper.

Marian Matthews Station G New York

Richlands High 1935 Class Holds 20th Reunion Banquet

The 1935 graduating class of Richlands High School held its 20th reunion banquet in the dining room of Meuiene Séotel. Twenty members of the class attended the event along with 38 total attendees. Out of town guests included families from California Indiana Tennessee and Virginia. Teachers Miss Lora Dingus and Laurence Trice were unable to attend.

Richlands High Richlands Richlands High School Meuiene Séotel Barnes Pete Tizen Richylands Mr. Six Bob Schach Olemeda Calif Brooks Johnson Narrows Marvin Wilson Bluefield Tom Fox Stephenson

Unexpected Guests Do Not Change Evening Plans

A wife asks if unexpected guests can be asked to return another time when a movie plan is in place. If the desired film is only shown that night and the guests refuse, it is not rude to invite them another evening.

John Bijou Henry

Baked Lima Beans with Hot Dogs for Buffet or Picnic

A Michigan reader shares a hearty baked lima beans dish with hot dogs. Soak 2 pounds beans overnight, cook in salted water with chicken fat, save liquid. Fry onions and garlic, add tomato soup, bean liquid, mustard, chili sauce, Worcestershire, vinegar, and spices. simmer. Combine with beans, add hot dogs, bake 350 degrees for two to three hours and serve.

Michigan

Bland Street WSG Hears Two Talks Instrument of Social Progress

Miss Blanche as secretary and Mrs. Maude as treasurer announced Galeean. President Miss Margaret Easley read a nomination card from Mrs. Sara Faulkner asking for WSG submissions for secretary of spiritual life and SS. Easley closed the meeting with a prayer.

Blanche Maude Ceelared Galeean Margaret Easley Sara Faulkner District Guild WSG Spiritual Life Miss Easley

Phillips and Rish Tie For Top In Bluefield Tourney

Miss Phillips and Mrs. Rish tied for top honors in a Bluefield Country Club ladies point tournament. Each scored 35 points under full handicap. Women players are asked to register for the team match with Beckley at Black Knight Country Club next Tuesday.

Lon Rish Margaret Riner Phillips Bluefield Country Club Will Oe Snob Rocky Oves Beckley Black Knight Country Club

Cheese Spread Blends Better When Chilled Overnight

A cooking tip notes that combining several cheeses for a spread benefits from overnight refrigeration to allow flavors to meld, with the mix becoming smoother and more cohesive by morning.

Kingsport Wedding Ties Brockman Gillenwater Family

Shirley Joyce Brockman and Jay Young Gillenwater wed in Kingsport Tennessee in a ceremony for families including Albert Brockman bank president and J. B. Gillenwater East River official. Guests W A Harris Ruth Hillenberg Randolph Meachum and Roy McGrady attend.

J. A. Hammonds Kingsport Tenn Shirley Joyce Brockman Jay Young Gillenwater Biid Albert Davis Brockman First National Bank of Brockman Jay Eastenan Company J. B. Gillenwater Gillenwate Pittsburgh W. A. Harris Ruth Hillenberg East River Avenue Randolph

Club Calendar Highlights Local Garden and Civic Meetings

Luncheons and gatherings scheduled at West Virginia Hotel and various homes. Heatherwood Garden Club meets Mrs. Dan Mc Mullin, DAR chapters and Junior DAR speaker Virginia Johnson appear. WCTU hosts guest speaker with tea. Christian Woman's Fellowship and Pink Dogwood Garden Club fixtures noted. Ridge Garden Club session postponed. American Legion Auxiliary plans a picnic. Virginia Garden Club hosts picnic at Bates cabin and Otis Reid home.

Quota Club West Virginia Hotel Heatherwood Garden Club Dan McMullin Parkway Ave John Chapman Ch Percy Gillie Whitethorn Lane Virginia Johnson Charleston DAR Woman's Christian Temperance Union Hamilton Shaffer Christian Woman's Fellowship Glea Church Poecinene Fk Ridge Garden Clyde Shaot Mountain View American Berion Auxiliary N. C. Stanley Speen Avenue Virginia Garden Club Thefield P. R. Bates Otis Reid

Tomato Omelet Filling with Tomato Sauce

An omelet makes a delicious lunch when filled with a fresh tomato sauce. Skin and seed tomatoes, dice them, and cook in a little butter or oil with mushrooms.

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Lawrence London Emme Clay Eller William B. MacGlothiin Jr Mrs. Peery D. J. Wysor Lowe Street OES Betty Lee White Shoe Sale Beauty & You Emily Post Miss Mrs Mrs. Post Mary Brown Jane Greene John Brown Miss Brown Duncan Hines Ramsey Raleigh St. Bivefield, W. Ve LOGAL Kaybee Triplett Mr. Triplett Crete Princeton Avenue Bland Street Miss Phillips Rish Janet Sue Riley East River Parm Meachum Roy McGrady Shirley Long Lou York Sears Ee Clark Clark Stores Princeton Ave Bluefield, W. Va
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