Rebekah Lodge Installs Loyalty Lodge 94 by State President
Mrs. Jessie Beavers of Kingwood, state president of the 1 O. O. F., instituted Loyalty Lodge 94 at a Friday meeting in Roanoge street hall. About thirty applications for the charter and twenty six signatures accompanied the ceremony. Eleven new members took the obligations and received the Rebekah degree as Fr. Moore Dodrill, grand master, attended. Reception with punch and cookies followed for around one hundred members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Beavers
Kingwood Assembly
Loyalty Lodge
Polong Wan Roanoge
Beavers
Dames
Florence Thorley
Mabel Retcliff
D. P
Jaeger
Iseger and Weich
Luis Jessie Beavers
Francis Riggens
Effie Sutphin
Guardian
Sadie Rush
Eleanor Cowan
Treassurne
Eee Iad
Mesdames Beile Testerman
Noble
Grace Houchins
Rebekah
Parte Washington Lodge 56
Welch
Gicedames
Jane Whitman
Grace Ouchins
Helen Galate
Bertha Burton
Alice Ratliff
Moore Dodrill
Sovereign Grand Lodge of
West Virginia
Local Garden Club Opens Thursday Morning Meeting
The Bluefield Garden club will meet Thursday at 10 in Appalachian hall with President Mrs. W W Wood presiding. The session will discuss blackberry and peach canning and preserving methods led by Mrs Marshal Sinclair and morning leader Mrs E C Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Garden Club
Appalachian Hall
W. W. Wood
Marshal Sinclair
E. C. Wade
Westminster YP Enjoy Retreat
The Westminster Presbyterian Church young people council and church representatives attended a Presbyterian Youth Conference at Greenbrier Military School in Lewisburg from June 15 to 22. They held a retreat at Steel's cabin in Bland County to map plans for the coming year with Miss Lilla P. Keller and the Rev. C. G. Gunn aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Council of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Greenbrir Military School
Tewisburg
Steel
Bland County
Westminster Churen
Lilla P. Keller
Cc. G. Gunn
Quota Club Adopts Postwar Inclusion Resolution
At a Westchester Country Club meeting in Rye New York Quota Club International officers adopted a resolution urging that qualified women receive a place at the International Conference and in postwar planning The board sent copies to Franklin D Roosevelt Mackenzie King John Curtin Cordell Hull Eleanor Roosevelt and others chaired by Dr Hannah Simmons and International President Frances Landry the three day session cancelled months ago to aid wartime transport.
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Westchester Country Club
Rye
N. Y
Quota Club International, Incorporated
Quota Club International
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Canada
W. L. Mackenzie King
P. C
Australia
John Curtin
Cordell Hull
Eleanor Roosevelt
Academy of Political and Social Science
Hannah C. Simmons
Worchester
Massachusetts
Quota
Board International
Frances L. Landry
Baton Rogue
Louisiana
Quota International
Bland Street Methodist Youth Fellowship Morning Worship
Miss Louise Brewer presided at the Bland Street Methodist Youth Fellowship service with the theme Pioneering for a Wetter World. Huitt Mattox reviewed weeks at Cowen camp and spoke on the morning worship theme. special music by Mrs Henry Fortune Claire Whitlock George Foresman and Frank Stowers. Testaments were presented to boys leaving for armed service including George Foresman Fussell Sumpter Lewis Mitchell Rex Lambert Jack Robbins Enter Harris Jr and Bill Snyder.
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Bland Street
Fairest
Lord Jesus
Army
Armed Service
George Foresman
Fussell Sumpter
Lewis Mitchell
Rex Lambert
Jack Robbins
Enter Harris, Jr
Bill Snyder
Baby Girl Born At Bluefield Clinic Names Mary June
Mr and Mrs S E Owen Jr announce the birth of a baby girl Mary June at Bluefield hospital on June 21. The mother, Mae Wall of Baltimore, Md, is formerly Miss Wall. The father serves in North Africa. A son named Ason born June 24 to Mr and Mrs Tullio Ramelia of Welch. The mother is Chel Peraldo, daughter of Mr and Mrs O B Peraldo of Welch.
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Set
Ason
Tullio Ramelia
Welch
Stevens Clinic
Chel Peraldo
O. B Peraldo
Jealousy and marriage vows in Dorothy Dix advice
A reader asks how to handle a husband consumed by jealousy and constant suspicion. Dorothy Dix explains jealousy stems from an inferiority complex and suggests boosting the husband’s self esteem with flattery while showing him loyalty. The column also responds to a bored wife seeking meaning beyond security and material comforts.
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Hollywood
Victor Mature
Money and marriage in a column on love and life
A reader asks about marrying for money and companionship. The adviser argues marriage thrives on reality, not romance, and urges adjusting to a spouse while seeking common sense and contentment through money, home life, and shared duties.
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Dorothy Dix
Young Adult Fellowship Plans Supper Meeting
The Bluefield district Young Adult Fellowship of the Methodist church will hold an upper meeting at Bramwell Methodist church on Friday July 1 at 7 PM. M R White, fellowship president, will preside. Attendees from across the district should send headcount to Rev C W Paskell at Bramwell by June 30. Georgia Sprinkle leads the candlelight worship.
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Bluefield
The
Methodist Church
Pramwell Methodist Church
M. White
C. W. Paskell
Bramwell
Miss Dillon of WAVES on Seven Day Furlough
Miss Tillie Dillon, pharmacist third class in the WAVES medical department, stationed at New River North Carolina, is on a seven day furlough visiting her sister Mrs. W. B. Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dillon
WAVES
Tillie Dillon
the Waves
New River
W. 8. Hendricks
Mont Bruce Wallace Dies in Kentucky Gas Well Incident
Pi Pikesville Kentucky reports the death of Mont Bruce Wallace 63 a native of West Union West Virginia after being struck by a bioen plug at a gas well where he worked as a driller. He sustained fatal injuries and was employed as a driller.
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Pikesville
Mont Bruce Wallace
West Union
W. Va
Personal notices on medical improvements reported
Harry 8. Tyree had an appendectomy at Bluefield Sanitarium. Priday Prank E. Carter of 123 Willow Street underwent an appendicitis operation at St. Luke's and is improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Tyree
Bluefield Sanitarium
Priday Prank
E. Carter
Willow Street
St. Luke's
Local Society Notes and Visits Across Regions
Society editor reports on Mrs. Allen Belcher patient at Bluefield Sanitarium. Miss Dorothy Hall enrolled in Ohio University summer term. Mrs. James F. Lin visits from Baltimore to see Mrs. Magna Gilbert. Mrs. O. Brooks visits Virginia relatives. Mrs. Bernard F. Brown and Mrs. R. T. Ly visit E. H. Field's home. Miss Mary France Douthat leaves for Lake Wisconsin to represent West Virginia churches at a council. Mrs. Henry Gibson heads to Fort Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Peters learn their daughter Snirtey Peters reached California to visit relatives Felix Kelly inwood.
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Allen D Belcher
Blueefild Sanitarium
Dorothy Hall
Wilson Street
Blueefild
Ohio University
James F. Ln
Baltimore
Magna Gilbert
O. Brooks
War
Charles Hager
Virginia Everion
Bernard F. Brown
Washington
R. T Ly
Castlewood
E. H Field
Field
Raleigh Terrace
Mary France Douthat
Lake Wis
West Virginia Christian Churches
North American Youth Council
J. F. Douthat
Prederick Street
First Christian Church
Henry Gibson
Fort Riley
R. T. Peters
Vineyard Street
Snirtey Peters
Twood
Calif
Felix Kelly
Beer and responsibility discussed in a local column
A columnist argues against attributing misbehavior to “a couple of beers” and defends moderate beer enjoyment. The piece reflects on common alibis and endorses sensible drinking, citing the Brews Industry Foundation and a Charleston state director as sources.
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