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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
5
Mrs Cromer and Mr Cromer exchanged vows in a Salem ceremony after a year of residence with relatives on Valley View Avenue. She is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Cromer formerly of Bluefield Virginia. The couple will reside in Salem.
The Bluefield Quota club held its weekly luncheon at the West Virginian hotel with President Miss Irene Norris presiding. Guests included Miss Pearl Taylor of Columbus Ohio and recent visitors Miss Helene Grotte Miss Gertrude Matticks and Miss Gertrude Steele. Anne Neal announced pre amendments for the Quota International convention at Banff Canada July 14 16. Miss Norris will attend as delegate and Miss Loudermilk will serve on the Quota International board.
A Sub Deb club meeting at Miss Betty Belcher's Oakhurst Avenue home finalized plans for the 6Bub Deb homecoming dance on Friday night June 24 at the West Virginian hotel from 10 to 2. Leo Steiner and his orchestra will provide music. Invitations were sent to members and friends, with the public welcome.
The Society for Nurses invites all graduate nurses to attend a meeting at Inez Ownbey's home. Mrs F L Black of the Bluefield Woman's Club and the YWCA will discuss the value of club organization to nurses. Mrs Ownbey is the newly elected president of the group.
Club Laissez-Faire will hold its weekly meeting Saturday evening at 8 oclock at the home of Mr Joe Bowman on Dearbon Street. Attendance is requested and preparations are noted.
The group will discuss summer activities and complete business on the Homecoming dance held Friday June 10 at the West Virginian hotel. The event was described as an outstanding success.
An old warning urges readers to buy Genuine Calotabs only in the checker-board black and white packaging. It cautions against imitations and notes a price of twenty-five cents per package at local dealers. The tone references health risks and urges consumption only as directed.
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