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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

5

Miss Ernestine Rich Weds Rev J W Tuton

Miss Ernestine Rich daughter of Mrs Ernest A Rich and the late Rev Rich married Rev John W Tuton rector of Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. The ceremony was performed June 15 at St John s Mount Washington with Rt Rev Noble C Powell officiating.

St. John’s Protestant Episcops Church Mount Washington Ernestine Rich Ernest A. Rich Rich Ktimore, Md Bluefield John W. Tuton John's Protestant Episcopal Church Tuton Joan C Tuton Bradford County Pennsylvania Noble C. Powell Theodore Ferris Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Baltimore Tyrrell Virginia Tuton Hester Rich Leonard Fisher

St Luke's Student Nurses to Graduate Thursday Evening

Ten student nurses of St Luke's hospital will receive diplomas at the commencement on the hospital lawn Thursday at 7 pm. Dr Ben Johnson will give the address, weather permitting at First Christian Church, with rain moving to Westminster church. A 9 pm dance follows at the West Virginian hotel with cadets from Concord College Athens as guests.

St. Luke's Hospital Ben S&s. Johnson First Christian Church Westminster Presbyterian Church Frank M. Huff West Virginian Concord College Athens

Bluefield UDC Chapter Forms Program On Jefferson

Bluefield Chapter of Uni Daughters of the Confederacy met Monday at Y M C A quarters with Mrs Mabel Baker Phillips presiding. Twelve members attended as the ritual opened with flag salutes led by Mrs R E Greear. Bernard McClaugherty gave a Jefferson program with life details and Jefferson home pictures. next meeting will be with Mrs Paul Thomas August.

Mabel Baker Phillips Bluefield Uni Daughters of the Confederacy R. E. Greear Bernard McClaugherty Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Paul Thomas

Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings

Wednesday features East River Mountain Garden Club at 2 00 pm with Mrs G B Strader Jr presiding at Mrs Walter Sanders farm. At 2 30 pm the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets in Hamilton hall with devotionals by Mrs J M Helm and Rev J T Browning speaking on World Peace. A spaghetti supper by Ladies of Sacred Heart Catholic church runs 5 00 to 8 00 pm at the Appalachian room. Thursday includes Bluefield lodge No 452 LA to BRT meeting at Red Men's hall at 2 00 pm.

East River Mountain Garden Club

Mrs Herndon and Hollman Win One Day Golf Event

Mrs J M Herndon and Mrs J B Hollman won the one day golf event yesterday at the Bluefield Country Club.

J. M. Herndon J. B. Hollman Bluefield Country Club

Canning and Food Conservation Talk On WHIS

Mrs. Marshall Sinclair of Bluefield will interview Maude McCulloch of Appalachian home economics over WHIS at 5 45 this evening. The program will answer housewives questions on canning and solving the food conservation problem. The slogan eat all you can fresh and can what you can't will be discussed and all women interested in canning are urged to listen.

Marshall Sinclair Bluefield Homemaker Maude McCulloch Appalachian Home Economist Peter Pan

Union Mission Group Meets in Mission Chapel

The Union Mission auxiliary met Monday afternoon in the Mission chapel on Roanoke Street with Mrs. George Woods presiding. Rev W S Barbery reported activities and 53 attendees represented 12 churches led by Calvary Baptist. Mrs Jess Walker elected secretary to fill an unexpired term. open house followed with reception committee and refreshments.

Union Mission Auxiliary Mission Chapel Roanoke Street George Woods Aneoas Jesus Pree Walker Delores Davis Trene Suiter Calvary Baptist Jess Walker L. K. Webb W.S. Barbery B. P. Durrell Jefferson M Barbery C. Nichols First Presbyterian Church

Births and Parents Across Virginia and Maryland

Mr and Mrs C H Blackburn of Alexandria Virginia announce the birth of their third son The Koerner family of this city reports a daughter Letitia Koerner Mr and Mrs Warren Payne of Portsmouth Virginia announce the birth of a son on June 17 The newborn remains unnamed Mrs Payne formerly Wanda White of Princeton concludes the brief notice of local births and parents.

C. H. Blackburn Alexandria Letitiane E. Koerner Warren Payne Portsmouth Payne Wanda White Princeton

Red Cross Activities Day By Day in Bluefield Report

May report from Mrs. Edward Frazee shows increased requests from service men and families for aid. Appeals cover communications with troops overseas and POWs, financial help, pensions, furlough decisions, and other support. The tally lists 397 cases, 168 telegrams sent, 1,823 contacts, 977 miles driven, and 4694 hours of overtime.

Edward Frazee Bluefield

Mrs Wyatt and son visit Cedar Bluff area

Mrs R R Wyatt and her son Bobby are visiting Cedar Bluff with Mr and Mrs F J Billy. A patient at St Luke's hospital is mentioned in connection with the visit.

R. R. Wyatt Bobby Cedar Bluff F. J. Billy St. Luke’s Hospital

Dorothy Dix On Why Husbands Stay Silent At Home

Dorothy Dix notes wives complain husbands are quiet at home while men offer alibis for the silence. They cite fatigue from daily talking, desire to avoid conflict, nagging spouses, and morale drains after evenings with Wife. The piece surveys four common explanations reflecting domestic tensions.

Man Mourns Misfortunes After Steamer Passage

A man reflects on his woes likening them to being flattened by a passing steamer. The vivid simile conveys his deep sense of fatigue and hardship as he contemplates his fate.

Notable Visitors and Patients Listed in Local Personal Notices

Miss Florence Henderson arrives today from Alexandria for a brief visit. Several residents are noted as patients at St Luke's hospital including Mrs J R Cook and Mrs H Epstein. Visitors include Pvt William P Carriker and Mrs Carriker from Fort Knox and Cincinnati. Informal gatherings honor guests such as Mrs Harry Worman and Martha.

Florence Henderson Alexandria Reba Meem Almebarie Hall Virginia Beach J. R. Cook Kimball Ena St. Luke's Hospital H. Epstein St. Luke's Clay Romulus Letty Devanis C. Henry Harn Tazewell J. W. Averill Bluefield B. W. Henley North Street Pansy Oney Hardy Street St Luke's Hospital J. T. Thomson Bland Road R. L. Gravely Dott J. B. Robertson Princeton William P. Carriker Fort Knox Carriker Cincinnati Ohio Harry Worman Martha J. O. Bell Center Drive Worman Holden W. Va Jess Eassey Woodrum Easley Eassey Charleston G. W. Comer Leaksville N. C Nance Roanoke

Reception Honors Graduates At Groveland Drive Home

Dr and Mrs Scott host a reception this evening to honor the 10943 graduating class of St ke's hospital school nursing. The event runs from 7 to 9 with faculty and graduates in attendance at the Groveland Drive residence.

Chores Matthew Scott Groveland Drive St Ke's Hospital School

Margaret Ann Murphy Elected President of Church Council

Miss Margaret Ann Murphy of First Presbyterian church was elected president of the Synod Young People's council at a Greenbrier Military School conference in Lewisburg. The First Presbyterian group returned yesterday with Pastor Dr. Hastman B. Ramsey, Agnes Lapsicy, and several locals including Dottie Johnston and Edith Ramage, plus Anita Smith of Roanoke.

Margaret Ann Murphy First Presbyterian Church Synod Young People's Council Greenbrier Military School Lewisburg Hastman B. Ramsey Agnes Lapsicy Betty Lee Pool Paisy Murphy Edith Ramage Dottie Johnston William H. Thomas Tit Bobby John French Anita Smith Roanoge Ann ‘Ernston

Auxiliary Mary Perkins Home On Furlough

Auxiliary Arst class Mary G. Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Perkins of Highland Ave is reported as being home on furlough from service. The item notes her connection to the Highland Avenue household and confirms the furlough status.

Aux Mary Perkins Mary G. Perkins Walter Perkins Highland Ave

Auxiliary service member stationed at Bowen Field

The report notes Auxiliary Perkins a member of the Army Auxiliary Corps for months and stationed at Bowen Field in Kentucky with the home on a ten day furlough.

Nue Perkins W ‘S Army Auxiliary Corps Bowen Field

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. Tuton UDC Y. Quarters Fhamilton N.gw Oklahoma Jack Randall Bluefield Lodge No Red Men's Hall Mrs. Herndon Hollman Union Mission Group Red Cross Florence Rice John Beal Moscow Hugh Hugh Berges TSA Great Life Pteated THE Bumsteads Se Ra Penny Singleton Arthur Lake Urry Simms Hugh Rerbert Connie Jee Koren DeWolf Frank Strayes Toyko Dorothy DIX Tat Choice Mrs. Scott Church Council Leela Tom Neal Constance Worth Brendel
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