Miss Eubank To Be Bride Of Lt McCue
Miss Betty Jean Eubank daughter of Mr and Mrs W E B Eubank of Washington street will marry Lieut R F McCue Jr United States army air corps son of Mr and Mrs R F McCue Sr of College avenue at 4 o’clock Saturday July 1 in the army chapel at Marianna Florida The bridal party will travel to Marianna today for the ceremony with accompanying relatives including Mrs W E Eubank Mrs J W Gills and Marshall McCue Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Eubank
W. EB. Eubank
Washington Street
R. F. McCue
United States Army Air
College Avenue
Army Chapel
Marianna
Fla
Eubank
W. E. Eubank
Marshall
J. W. Gills
Local Quota Club Reports On International Convention
Delegates from Bluefield Quota Club report on the Queeta International convention held recently at Niagara Parish Canada. Margaret Hendricks presided and Alma Utt served as secretary with Effie Loudermilk Laura P Pool and Maude as alternates. Loudermilk visited Akron and Utt visited Fancy Gap while P Pool stopped in Cleveland. Bluefield members were hosted at the home of Carl and Nancy Clark in Columbus. Kathryn McCall is improving after illness and Nan Miller was granted a four week leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Quota Club
Queeta International
Niagara Parish
Canada
Margaret Hendricks
Alma Utt
Effie Loudermilk
Quota International
Laura P’pool
Miss Maude
Miss Loudermilk
Akron
Ohio
Miss Attis
Fancy Gap
P’pool
Cleveland
Columbus
Nan Miller
McClung Sunday School Class Holds Regular Meeting
The McClung Sunday school class met Thursday evening in the First Presbyterian Church ladies parlor with Mrs Roy E Calloway leading devotion on The Social Result of Worship. Hostesses were Mrs R L Bishop Mrs E A Crawford and Missie Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Calloway
McClung
First Presbyterian Church
R. L. Bishop
E. A. Crawford
Missie Watson
C. W. Gentry
Otie Summer
Camp Beckwith
Charles Cassell
H. E. Nichols
W. H. Pool
R. E. Calloway
Award Presentations Highlight Jewelry and Glassware Gifts
Callaway received an address book as an award while the remaining recipients were given pieces of Fostoria glassware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaway
Fostoria
Mrs St Clair Speaks at East River Club Meeting
Mrs St Clair spoke in the afternoon at a gathering of the East River club held at Mrs Wythe avenue home. W R Graham presided and Mrs M J Ferguson Payne and Mrs Cloyd attended the session focusing on the climbing topic.
Heatherwood Garden Club Holds Flower Arrangement Contest
Members of the Heatherwood Garden club competed in a flower arrangement contest during a Wednesday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. James G Baldwin on Pearl Street with co host Mrs. William Morris. Mrs. Elmo Agee spoke on Continuous Bloom in the Garden and Mrs. Donald Powell discussed Flower Arrangement. Winners in the arrangement event were Mrs. Roland B. Hudson Jr Mrs. Jack Whitenack and Mrs. Dan McMullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatherwood Garden Club
James G Baldwin
Pearl Street
William Morris
Elmo Agee
Donald Powell
Roland B. Hudson, Jr
Jack Whitenack
Dan McMullin
Ladies' Bible Class Meeting Tonight at First Presbyterian
The Ladies' Bible class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the ladies' parlor this evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Personal notices and society editor’s page items
Mrs. J L Whittaker of Cherry Street is a patient at St Luke’s hospital for observation. Lieut. Maryon Toole, local recruiting officer injured in an auto accident, improving but still a patient at Kennedy General Hospital in Memphis Tenn. Edward Blackwell of Franklin Street underwent a tentilectomy at St Luke’s hospital. Mrs. John Alter Howery is seriously ill in Bluefield sanitarium, mother of George Hash of North Ta ze well. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Marvin Rutherford and son Peery Rutherford, Mr and Mrs George Rash and daughter Judy Maxine Rash. Mr and Mrs Curtis Neel of Bluefield left for Norfolk where they work in shipyards. Sergeant Henry Lee Walker on ten day leave from Camp Luna NM to visit his mother Mrs H P Walters and Mr Walters of 308 Union Street. Walker and Mrs Walker will visit the Rev J W Palmer and Mrs Farmer in Washington over the weekend. Miss Prances Zimmerman from New London Conn visits two weeks with her mother Mrs J W Anderson. Mrs J F Snider returned from Narrows Va after visiting her mother. Mrs William Shepherd, formerly ill, now improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Whittaker
Cherry Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Maryon Toole
Kennedy Generalhal
Memphis
Tenn
Edward Blackwell
Franklin Street
John Alter Howery
Bluefield
George Hash
North Tazewell
Claude Yost
Gratton
Marvin Rutherford
Peery Rutherford
George Rash
Judy Maxine Rash
Curtis Neel
Norfolk
Henry Lee
Red) Walker
Camp Luna
New Mexico
H . Walker
H. P. Walters
Walters
Union Street
Walker
J. W. Palmer
Farmer
Washington
Prances Zimmerman
New London
Conn
Dorothy Dix Warns of War Time Husbands Hunters
Dorothy Dix decries women who woo married men amid wartime strain. She warns the rise of heartless temptresses exploits wives’ jealousy and ruins homes as service men endure factory work and social temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Pee
Physical Therapy Training Open to Women in WAC
Lt. Patricia Powers of the Bluefield Army Recruiting Office announced today that specially qualified Bluefield women may enlist in the Women's Army Corps to attend Army schools of physical therapy. The program aims to fill urgent needs in the Army Medical Department for qualified physical therapy aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
Lt. Powers
Army
Bluefield
Women's Army Corps
Army Schools of Physical Therapy
Patricia Powers
Bluefield Army Recruiting Office
Raleigh Street
Army Medical Department
Miss Crewey Weds Cpl. Perdue in Army Air Corps Union
Miss Eben Lucille Crewey daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Crewey of Princeton married Cpl Hobert Perdue of the United States Army Air Corps in a June 9 ceremony at the Princeton Methodist church officiated by Rev O Mercer. The bride attended Princeton and Bramwell schools and plans to join her husband in Nashville after he returns to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Lucille Crewey
George E. Crewey
Princeton
Cpl. Hobert
United States Army Air Corps
O Mercer
Perdue
Bramwell High School
Army Air Corps
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs French Heads National Bureau of DAR
Mrs D E Prench on Reid avenue leads the John Chapman chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and has been elected to head a national bureau by Mrs Julius Y Talmadge president general. National headquarters are in Washington. Mrs French is honorary regent of the state DAR and has served as local regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Prench
Reid Avenue
John Chapman
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society of Dar
Julius Y. Talmadge
One
Washington
French
Dar
First Baptist Choir in Chase Announces New Rehearsal Week
The choir of First Baptist in Chase has announced it will not meet for rehearsal this week. Members were notified of the cancellation and instructions for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Choir
First Baptist Chase
Westminster Choir Announces No Rehearsal This Week
Westminster Presbyterian Church choir will not hold rehearsals this week due to unspecified reasons. Members are advised to watch for updates from church officials.
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Miss Eubank
McCue
McClung S. S
Waters CO
the Reliable Jewelers
Federal ST Riverie
West
DIAL
Nstalia’ Ing
Moose Hall
Garden Club
Lurline
Society
Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Prytannia Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Sweetums
Anette
Lucile Morris
San Francisco
Helen Bennershuster
Park City
Mont
Marigold
New National Cleaners
High Street
Jess Franklin
Coca-Cola Company
LD Coca-Cola Bottling
Coca-Cola
Miss Crewey
Cpl. Perdue
Man Chapter
Choir of
Westminister
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ledia E. Pinkham
Weles
Lebel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilson
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