VFW Delegates Return From Clarksburg Meet
Delegates from the VFW return from the Clarksburg encampment held June 23 to 25. Mr. Munsey elected post inspector. Francis Intire named department commander. W. Chaster Jams from Charleston junior vice commander. Mrs. Faye Baker presided at auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Paul L. Wharton named new auxiliary president. About 500 delegates attended with memorial services at a Jewish synagogue. Next gathering planned for Cherieston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Munsey
Arnold He
Ann Sore
Munsey
Francis x Intire
Clarks
VFW Department Coommander
W. Chaster Jams
Charleston
Paul L. Wharton
Faye Baker
Clarksburg
Cherieston
Bramwell Youth Fellowship Directs Service At Church
The Bramwell Methodist Youth Fellowship led Sunday's evening worship in pastor absent Buckhannon from the Young Adult Assembly. The Lost Church play was blocked. cast included Garnett siblings and Mary Garnett. Music featured violin by Leo Peralto, vocal by Joan Stupe, and choir with accompanist Mrs. Hutsell. Mary Garnett read. Margie Gray presided. silver offering funded two delegates to Buckhannon Youth Assembly July 3-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell Methodist Church
C. W. Taskel
Buckhannon
Dorothy Clark Wilson
John Paul Garnett
Impian Garnett
Garnett Bailey
Artha Shupe
d@Jeanor Williams
Joe David
Mary Helen Hill
Marsie Miles
Shirley Shupe
W. Va
W. E. Powell
Mrs. C. H. Thompson Is Honored At Shower
Mrs. C. H. Thompson was honored at a shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burnette on the Bluefield Princeton road. Games and contests filled the evening as a hostess plate was served, with assistance from Mrs. W. R. Grant, Mrs. Mate Bailey and Mrs. Bill Snider. Attending were Clyde MecPeak of Akron Ohio B J Bailey J C Gilmore Jim Blackwell Tom Worley Cleo Hager A W Hager Arthur Shultz Hubert Austin John Suppee William Snider A L Edwards Robert Wimmer and the Misses Ellen Austin Clara Suppee Louise Wimmer and William Lewis Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Thompson
Robert Burnette
Bluefield
Princeton
W. R. Grant
Mate Bailey
Bill Snider
Clyde MecPeak
Akron
Ohio
B. J. Bailey
J. C. Gilmore
Jim Blackwell
Tom Worley
Cleo Hager
A. W. Hager
Arthur Shultz
Hubert Austin
John Suppee
William Snider
A. L. Edwards
Robert Wimmer
Ellen Austin
Clara Suppee
Little Louise Wimmer
William Lewis Snider
Sunday meditation program at Trinity Church led by Miss Mically
Trinity church hosted a Sunday program for youth with a meditation led by Miss Lillian Mically. Miss Dotis Hartsee played piano softly during the service. Miss Anderson led the evening program, Dr C G Eatwood spoke on Does It Make A Difference, and Hartsee again accompanied. Lillian Mically supervised the social hour after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Lillian Mically
Dotis Hartsee
Mss Anderson
C.G Eatwood
Miss Hartsee
Visitors in federal court include Charleston couple judges
Visitors in the present session of federal court are Mrs. Ben Moore of Charleston wife of the presiding judge and Mrs. L. E. Given of Charleston who accompanied her husband Judge Given United States attorney here and remain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Moore
Charleston
Judge Moore
L. E. Given
Judge Given
United States
Community Club Calendar Evening Activities
A listing of church and club events across the city with times and hosts. Activities include Sunday school classes at First Church and Calvary Baptist, a Pollyanna party at Moose Hall, garden club meetings at Heatherwood and Wythe Avenue, WSCS meetings at Bland Street and Grace Methodist, plus a WC.10 gathering in Hamilton Hall and a picnic supper hosted by Mrs. Udy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCluung
First Church
Ladies of Church
Ruth
Calvary Baptist Church
W. M. Rakes
Washington Stret
Mountain City Lodge
Moose Hall
Heatherwood Garden Club
James G. Baldwin
Pearl Street
William Morris
East River Mountain Garden Club
F. M. Cloyd
Wythe Avenue
WSCS
Bland Street
Hamilton Hall
Grace Methodist Church
Paul Udy
Bellevue
Local social notes mention visitors and departures
Mrs. M. J. Ferguson and Lieut William K. Poston of Durham are guests of Mrs. Albert H. College Avenue. They will also visit Poston’s parents in Princeton. Mr. Phillip Tilly and Mrs. Lilly plan Roanoke wedding attendance for Miss Sally Guarant. Mrs. N. E. Privette has recovered after discharge from Bluefield sanitarium.
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M. J. Ferguson
Ferguson Huntington
William K. Poston
Durham
N. C
Albert H. College Avenue
Poston
W. M. Poston
Princeton
Phillip Tilly
Jeffe Street
Roanoke
Sally Guerant
Richmond
Tucker Hospital
Navy officer family details and local visits reported
A United States navy officer stationed in the South Pacific visits Jeffersonville and locals share of relatives. Lieut R S Hughes has just returned from foreign service while Mrs Hughes visits Poole household. Other notes mention Mrs Tingelhoff joining NACA training at Langley Virginia and Buckroe Beach housing, and J M England in serious condition at 921 Highland Avenue with his wife in ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
South Pacific
R. S. Hughes
Jefersonville
Ind
J. H. Poole
College Avenue
Hughes
Ee. A. H
Riverside
Vai
A. J. Hearn
Snows
Kate Beckette
B. M. Tingelhoff
Blues
Lazenby and Chapman Families Welcome Newborns
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lazenby Jr of Bland Road welcomed a son born Saturday at Bluefield Sanitarium where Mr. Lazenby works for Bluefield Grocery. Mr. and Mrs. L A Chapman of 220 Seakeen Street announced a son born Monday. Mr. Chapman serves in the army. A birth occurred at Bluefield over Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. G. G of Appalachian Electric Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lazenby Jr
Bland Road
Bluefield Sanitarium
Lazenby
Bluefield Grocery Company
L. A. Chapman
Seakeen Street
Chapman
Bluefield
G. G
Appalachian Electric Power Company
WASP Training Discontinued by Army Air Forces
Gen. H. H. Arnold announced the end of all WASP training after current student pilots complete their courses. WASP pilots on active duty total 721, with 1,019 expected by December. no new candidates will be admitted following the House rejection of the Castelo bill granting commissioned officer status.
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Washington
Wasp
Army Air Forces
H. H. Arnold
Arnold
House
Dorothy Dix Advises Young Couples on Marriage Duties
Dear Miss Dix counsels a 22 year old wife about her 25 year old husband who leaves home nightly for social outings. She urges the couple to grow up before marrying, urging shared duties and devotion to mend their strained marriage and protect their child.
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Miss DIX
Hom
Advice columns on happiness and love ethics from Dorothy Dix
Readers seek happiness and moral guidance. Dorothy Dix dismisses naive hopes about chicken farming and condemns a reader proposing to force a wife to leave. The column ends by inviting readers to send mail to Dix at a New Orleans address.
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Dorothy DIX
Prytannia Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arne Adams Pattern 4582 dirnd frock emulates summer style
Prankly feminine dirnd frock Pattern 4582 with simple sleeves and high neck line. Available in junior miss sizes 11 to 18. Size 13 requires 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents to Bluefield Daily Telegraph for pattern and address. Anne Adams pattern book offer adds fifteen more cents.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Lrth St
New York
Anne Adams
Mrs. Veryl Currence Hurt In Car Mishap
Mrs Veryl Currence recuperating at her Augusta street home after a Thursday automobile accident. A parked car rolled downhill dragging her over ten feet as she reached for a package in front of her mother Mrs E M Cook on Fourth street. She suffered rib injuries and bruises but escaped more serious harm. The Chrysler sedan struck a tree. Mrs Cook was uninjured. In a separate note, estimates show U S national forest game animals up over 40 percent since 1926.
Tripp Presses Bond Publicity in War Loan Drive
F E Tripp chairman of the Allied Newspaper council stresses sponsored advertising to support the Fifth War Loan. He urges daily ads highlighting war bond sales as vital to funding military equipment and stabilizing communities, praising public relations value and urging a record advertising effort. The Army later announced 27 firms received the Army-Navy E production award, including Adel Precision Products of Huntington, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Newspaper Council
F. E. Tripp
Alled Newspaper Council
Tripp
Washington
Army
Army-Navy
Adel Precision Products Corporation
Huntington
W. Va
Russians Captured on Normandy Front in German Service
Allied briefing reports that several battalions of Russians pressed into German military service have been encountered on the Normandy front. They are mainly used to bolster coastal garrisons and local reserves, with unclear combat performance. Captured Russians are treated as other prisoners of war pending status clarification. An unrelated note cites the American motorist average gasoline consumption per month.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expedition Force
Normandy
Encoun
Money cannot buy trust in aspirin claims
A garbled OCR snippet questions why cheaper aspirin is less dependable, mentioning a 100 tablet size and price. The text reflects confusion over product reliability and dosage while implying cost as a factor in effectiveness. No clear entities or dates are established.
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