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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
The group will be much improved Thursday as tents are delayed by heavy rains. Final preparations and camp paraphernalia will be completed today. Miss Ada Pauley will serve as housekeeper and dietician for the camp girls, bringing experience from Concord College.
A pamphlet explains probable birth date and baby care essentials. It is mailed free to all expecting mothers, with instructions for use and guidance on when to expect the baby. The booklet promotes Mother's Tea and Meth bottle directions, available at drug stores.
Mrs Clyde Bailey entertained at her Ata street home with a two-table rock party on Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 in honor of her attractive niece Miss Lillian Caldwell of Virginia. Pink and white colored the decor and refreshments were served in two dainty courses.
Miss Lula May Clarke of Charleston West Virginia married C H Browning Tuesday evening in the burial chamber at the Virginian Hotel. Rev J Browning officiated. The bride is a professional nurse and a leading young woman. Browning formerly worked with United Coal in Gary. After the ceremony the couple left by motor for Miami where Browning will enter real estate work.
Club activities pause for vacation season as members travel or host gatherings. Oman’s Club suspends meetings for the summer, Asher Bible Council ends its June 29 session until September, and Delphia chapter plans a June 29 preliminary meet with no further meetings until mid September. Quota Club keeps Friday luncheons at the West Virginia Hotel.
The article notes ongoing summer meetings and mentions several weddings this month, though counts are lower than anticipated for the so called month of brides. It emphasizes the steady pace of gatherings with weddings spanning the period and indicates nearly a week remains in the timeframe.
Olive Auger of Lowell Massachusetts reports recovery after use of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She describes previous weakness faint spells back pains and nervousness and credits the remedy with restoring energy allowing her to work and help others.
The Daily Telegraph promises a more detailed announcement next Sunday. City youths have led a lively week with out of town visitors as honorees at several informal parties. Many attractive girls of the younger set drew attention and social rounds highlighted their popularity.
Members of Dr. G. W. Wagoner’s Graham Methodist Sunday school in Bluefield Va enjoyed a soggy evening at Shannondale. A. H. Baldwin lent the clubhouse for a picnic feast as rain altered plans. Several class members and visitors are listed along with local hospital notes and travel reports.
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