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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

5

Nuptial Vows Of Miss Booth Mr Mabry Given Yesterday

Miss Elizabeth Booth married Mr Robert R Mabry yesterday at Grace Methodist church at 10 45. Officiating was Rev J T Browning. The bride, daughter of Mrs J N Booth of Dante Virginia, wore a brown and white ridingot with matching accessories and gardenia bouquet. The bridegroom, son of the late Mr and Mrs P Mabry of Foster Falls Virginia, works at Glenn L Martin plant in Baltimore Maryland. They plan to reside in Baltimore.

Elizabeth Booth Robert R. Mabry Grace Methodist Church J. T Browning J. N. Booth Dante, Va P. Mabry Foster Falls W. C. Bone Bluefield Mabry

Club Calendar Scheduled Meetings and Receptions

The East River Mountain Garden club holds an executive board meeting at 1 15 p m with Mrs R R Stuart at 631 College Avenue and a 130 p m gathering at her home. A 3 00 p m Women s Christian Temperance Union session meets at Hamilton Hall Bland Street Methodist church with a special new member recognition. Savoy club meets at 7 30 p m at Miss Dorothy Whittaker s 1309 Highland Avenue. Thursday 7 30 p m Westminster Presbyterian Church choir rehearsal at the church with director Mrs P Barrow.

East River Mountain Garden Club R. R. Stuart College Avenue Women’s Christian Temperance Union Hamilton Hall Bland Street Methodist Church Savoy Club Dorothy Whittaker Highland Avenue

Installation Ceremonial For New OES Officers Held

Newly elected Blue field chapter 66 Order of the Eastern Star officers were installed in a public ceremony at the Masonic temple. Mrs Nell Waldron of Yukon opened as installing matron with a parade of out of town members and officers including Mrs Pace Mrs Ethel Hill Miss Effie Lee and Mrs C V Foland. The new officers led by Mrs B B Houseman as worth matron and Rev J W Hobson as worthy patron received gifts flowers and ceremonial jewelry while Miss Gertrude Steele presided over business and a special service for Mrs Houseman was held. A social hour followed with refreshments and attendees included family and chapter members.

Bluefield Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Ee 4 Nell Waldron Yukon West Vira Pace Ethel Hill Effie Lee C. V. Foland B. B. Houseman J. W. Hobson Chalmers Bailey Sadie Smith Virginia Johnson Ella V. Land Nannie Thelma Henderson Ida Martin Cora Woods W. A. Bostion Guy Dunn Sentinel Sarah Stafford Adan Ada Warden Ruth Glenna Troutman Esther Agnes Taylor Martha Pearl Borne Electa Gertrude Steele W. A. Brostian Houseman Helen Foland Mrsuseman de Boyd Pearl Bourne Nannie Thompson Bastian Miss Steele H. G. Steele W. A. Honeycutt Dow Dillow

Quota International Holds Twenty Third Convention in Michigan

The twenty third annual Quota International convention gathers at Mackinac Island Michigan with Miss Effie Loudermilk presiding. Delegates Laura P Pool Sue Drinnen and others attend plus speakers Miss Frances McKillop and Jay Allen discuss war bonds wartime women and the future. New officers will be installed and events include luncheons banquets and a governors breakfast as delegates travel from West Virginia and beyond.

Quota International Macinac Island Mich Bluefield Laura P'Pool Sue Drinnen Effie Loudermilk Loudermilk West Virginia R. E. Longley Toronto Canada Australia Frances McKillop International Board Jay Allen Allen France New American Alliance Africa Spain

Mills Welcomes Daughter Patricia Ann At St Luke’s

Mr and Mrs W W Mills of Augusta street announce the birth of a daughter on June 19 at St Luke’s Hospital. The baby has been named Patricia Ann. A separate note states each soldier in his first year of service requires 200 pounds of wool, representing the fleece of 26 sheep.

W. W. Mills Augusta Street St. Luke's Hospital Patricia Ann

Miss Newberry and Mr Beavers Marry in Max Meadows

Announcement of the June 20 marriage of Miss Gladys Newberry daughter of Mrs Mabel Newberry Tazewell Virginia and the late John H Newberry to Mr Herbert Beavers son of Mrs Lucy Beavers Senate T L Beavers of Tazewell Virginia. The ceremony at Anchor of Hope Presbyterian church Max Meadows was performed by Rev W P Nickell with pink and white rose decorations. The newlyweds plan a southern motor trip then reside in Thompson Valley Virginia.

Gladys Newberry Mabel Newberry Tazewell John H. Newberry Bland Herbert Beavers Lucy Beavers Senate T. L. Beavers Anchor of Hope Presbyterian Church Max Meadows W. P. Nickell Dorothy Mustard George Mustard Amonate Jack Hagerman Eleanor Hagerman Sayersville W. P. Nichell Mrs. Beavers Will Temser Thompson Valey

Spanish War Veterans elect new officers at 14th encampment

Parkersburg West Virginia June 23 Mrs Agnew Marlow of Parkersburg was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans at the 14th encampment. Mrs Gertrude Hastings Huntington senior vice president Mrs Stella Boyer Spencer junior vice president Mrs Bessie Pett Clarksburg chaplain Mrs Ida Thomas Charleston patriotic instructor Mrs Florence McFarlin Clarksburg historian Mrs Estella Kennedy Keyser conductor and Mrs May Price Buckhannon guard F C Devericks Clarksburg was elected commander of the Spanish War Veterans He was nominated yesterday without opposition J A Burdette Hunt senior vice commander The two groups closed their meetings with a dinner tonight.

Parkersburg W. Va Agnew Marlow Ladies’ Auxiliary The United Spanish War Veterans Gertrude Hastings Huntington Stella Boyer Spencer Bessie Pett Clarksburg Ida Thomas Charleston Florence McFarlin Estella Kennedy Keyser May Price Buckhannon F. C. Devericks J. A. Burdette Hunt

Sugarless Canning Demonstrated in Free Classes

Sugarless canning and recipes using karo and sugar substitutes were taught in the second session of free food conservation classes in the Appalachian Assembly room. Over 100 women attended from 2 to 4 pm as instructors Maude McCulloch Lena Moseley and Helen Hale explained boiling water oven canning drying brining kraut storage and a two day summary. The final class today will demonstrate meat cutting by a Kroger butcher. A nursery run by the Junior Woman's club and Sub Deb club operates at the First Christian church for mothers attending. Children should be brought to the Federal Street entrance.

Appalachian Kroger Maude McCulloch Lena Moseley Helen Hale First Christian Church Federal Street

Mrs Markle and Mrs Tierney Win Local Golf Tourney

Mrs H A Markle and Mrs Lewis E Tierney won a one day golf event at Bluefield Country Club. Tierney took low net with 56 after dropping her three worst holes from the 65 gross. Each winner received a golf ball from the Ladies Day Tuesday club.

H. A. Markle Lewis E. Tierney Bluefield Country Club Tierney

Charles Gunn Named State Synod Head

Charles Gunn was elected president of the West Virginia synod's Young People's council at a Lewisburg conference from June 16 to 23. He serves as chairman of the highway of learning. Delegates from Westminster Presbyterian church included Virginia Jackson Mary Jo Jackson Joan Rodman Jean Ramage Mary Morgan Capito Phylis Deverle and Elizabeth Ann Huffard. Virginia Jackson is secretary of the synod's young people's council. As president Gunn will attend the national conference in Montreal beginning July 28.

Charles Gunn West Virginia Synod Young People's Council Lewisburg Gunn Highway of Learning Westminster Presbyterian Church West Virginia Council Montreal N. C

Local Ladies Travel Plans and Family Illness Notes

Mrs. L. W. Morgan is summoned to St. Louis due to sister Mrs. Frank Burns illness. Mrs. H. G. Thomas and daughter Joyce return home to Mullens after visiting Mrs. Creswell in Princeton. Mrs. Wirman and sister-in-law plan departure for Virginia. Tena Francisco will visit Cincinnati. Mrs. James H. Rosenheim and others attend a Roanoke house party with weeklong visits.

L. W. Morgan Prederick Street St. Louis Prank Burns H. G. Thomas Joyce Thomas M. G. Creswell Princeton Avenue Mullens Bluefield Ace Ny W Irman Visi F. A. Prancisco College Avenue Thomas Hamlin Tdoya Tena Francisco Emmet Peters Cincinnati Ohio James H. Rosenheim E. 8. Humphreys C. H. Absher H. H. Burnett Lee Highcourt Roanoke E. A. Stecker Princeton Bluefield Yesteray

Red Cross Drives Active War Efforts in Bluefield

Bluefield's Red Cross volunteers expand training and services. One thousand and one residents completed First Aid, 800 finished nutrition courses, 180 family cases linked to armed forces, and an emergency closet supplies hospital materials. Mrs George Geenacre directs workers while Mrs Edward Frazee attends a War Time Institute session. Elsia Thomas named registrar and Home Nursing corps chair.

Bluefield Red Cross American Red Cross Uncle Sam George Geenacre Edward Frazee Elkins Red Cross National France

Miss Mary Ann Payne Honored Before Cambridge Wedding

Miss Mary Ann Payne, bride to be of Thomas E. Foster Jr., was feted with multiple parties. Hostesses Mrs. George Strader and Mrs. G B Strader Jr led luncheons and teas at the West Virginian Hotel and College Avenue home, with guests including Mrs. B Payne and Misses Evans, Belcher, Bailey, and Hobson. The invitations featured floral decor and gifts. The groom’s side and family attended, as Miss Payne and her mother prepared for the Saturday ceremony in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Mary Ann Payne Thomas E. Foster Jr Cambridge Mass George Strader G. 8. Strader, Jr West Virginian Hotel Miss Payne B. Payne F. L. Black Floyd Brown Shirley M. Brown William McClau W. S. Jennings Eleanor Jennings Ruth Bartlett College Avenue Valley View Avenue C. G. Harris Bride S. B. Payne Mr. Payne

Local personals note departures for church event and military induction

Miss Mary Ann and M Cole left yesterday for the Immanuel Lutheran church league meeting in Staunton Virginia. Shirley Lane Gibson left Thursday for Fort Thomas Kentucky for induction in the United States Army. He is the son of Mrs Lake Gibson of Jaeger. Mrs C W Jackson and son Craig Jackson and Miss Grace Lloyd leave today for their summer home at Buckeye Lake Ohio. Mr Jackson will join his family at the close of summer school here.

Mary Ann M Cole Staunton Shirley Lane Gibson Fort Thomas United States Army Lake Gibson Jaeger C. W. Jackson Craig Jackson Grace Lloyd Buckeye Lake Ohio Jackson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Booth Mr. Mabry Grace Church Barrow OES Anthony Zulic Eculid Jane Waddell Memphis Madeline McCoy Virginia Miss Newberry Mr. Beavers WG Wraight Nations Distillers Products Corporation, WM. Y Markle State Synod Monogram A. W. Cox Ralph Millar Elsia Thomas Home Nursing Corps Mary Elizabeth Past Wilmington Home Nursing Group Lydia EB. Pinkham Cox’s Cox's Pearl Harbor War Damage Corporation Bradmann Bluefield, W. VA
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