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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1946

Page

5

Miss Cole and Mr Spracher Celebrate Attendants

Mary Anne Cole to wed David E Spracher and the wedding party will be honored in a rehearsal party at the Cole home on College Avenue. Guests included bridal party members and out of town relatives with a pink and white decor theme and a light menu. A church banquet in South Street Church of God followed with 75 attendees and remarks by Rev W D McGraw.

Mary Annecole David E. Spracher Abich Geordon Besnion Lane Mayne Aiaes Ciciaas West Margaret Cole Miss Cole Cariyie Welch W. J. Cole College Avenue Robert C Tazewell Street Sane South Street

Installation of Bluefield OES officers at Masonic temple

Friday evening at the Masonic temple Bluefield chapter 66 Order of Eastern Star installed officers in a ceremony led by installing officer Mrs Aliie House man. New officers include Mrs Sarah Stafford worthy matron John B Dellis worthy patron Mrs Ada Warden associate matron and Harry Elsner associate patron.

Bluefield Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Aliie Houseman Mae Pace Sadie Smith Irene Bailey Dolphine White Sarah Stafford John B. Dellis Ada Warden Harry Elsner

Masonic Chapter Installs Officers and Honors Anniversary

Mrs Ella Land elected secretary for thirty second year and Mrs Nannie B Thompson re elected treasurer for thirty third year. C D Wood served as worthy patron while Mrs Ord became worthy matron with Stafford family present on wedding anniversary. A trio and solo performance followed.

Tron Ella Land Nannie B. Thompson Glenna Troutman Cora Wood Ida Martin Nellie Ward Ruth Osie Flint Esther Jessie Mae Sheffield Martha Bettie Smith Electa Mary Louise Rudder Gladys Harris Marshal Fannie Trenor Betty Culler W. . Bostain Po Mae Pace Ben 8. Johnson C. D. Wood Ord Stafford Goldsmith Judith Outford Renee Ee Ola Rudder Helen Woodyard LM. Carper

Music in churches Sunday at Bland Street and Grace Methodist

The Bland Street Methodist church will feature a regular church choir and a children’s chancel choir for the morning service with soloist Miss Janie Phelps performing Psalm How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me O Lord and accompaniment by organist James Elmer Brown. At 11 o’clock Grace Methodist church will present an anthem King of Love My Shepherd Is by Shelly with Mrs William Woodyard singing. Evening service includes a hymn arrangement Heard the Voice of Jesus Say. First Methodist Bluefield Virginia will feature Theme From Finlandia by Sibelius as prelude and Be by Godard for offertory with Tom Bennett from Greeneville D C.

Bland Street Methodist Church Janie Phelps Ueger James Elmer Brown Grace Methodist Church Shelly William Woodyard Jesus First Methodist Church Bluefield Finlandia Oy Sibelius Godard Tom Bennett Greeneville, D. C Nancy Sparling Handel Babylon Speaks Cassell Ketelbey Martin God Henrich Firstristian Church C. G. Harris B. Chappell Jerry Wells Knecht Aelise French Lord Edwards Lon M. Rish E. M. Ite Trinity Methodist Church Beethoven Gounod Tommy June Sutherland Ikowsky Warum Schumann

Choir Selections Highlight Morning and Evening Worships

In Wooler and local churches, a series of vocal and organ pieces are planned for Sunday services. Nancy Sparling, Cassell, Jerry Wells, Aelise French, and Tommy June Sutherland are solos or leads, with Mrs C G Harris and Mrs E M ite as organists.

Miss Frieda Gielow Visits South Bend Kin

Miss Frieda Gielow of South Bend Indiana visits her sister Mrs Weiss and Mr Weiss at 2119 Jefferson Street. Dr Miss Revela Kammer to visit from Camp Lee Virginia with her parents Mr and Mrs Kammer. Billy Wassum at 1320 College Avenue recovering from appendicitis.

Frieda Gielow South Bend Ind D. Weiss Weiss Jefferson Street Miss Gielow Sea Island Beach Revelra Kammer Camp Lee Harry Kammer Ruth Whitcomb Mass B. H. Lineback New York City Vogue Billy Wassum H. H Wassum College Avenue

Miss Smith Seeks Carousel Part In New York Audition

Bluefield contralto Miss Marion Smith leaves for New York City to audition for a role in the musical Carousel after a telegram from Paul J Crabtree. She is known for performances on regional programs and has been invited to rehearse ahead of the audition with support from The Theater Guild.

Marion Smith Bluefield New York City Paul J Crabtree Miss Smith Lawrence Im March New Z— City Kine Ray Theater Ee Guild For Actors New York

Mrs J W Anderson Visits Relatives in Connecticut

Mrs J W Anderson of Washington Street left last night for Norwichtown Connecticut to visit her daughter. She was joined by Douglas B Seven and Mr Seven, Mr and Mrs Pred Harris, Mr and Mrs Bruce Akers and their son.

J. W. Anderson Washington Street Norwichtown Conn Douglas Pred Harris Bruce Akers

Wedding Plans Highlight Lexington Gathering At 50th Travellers

Attendees including Bennett, Mrs W offield and families converge in Lexington Kentucky for the 50th Commercial Travellers week while Beulah Robinson and Robert Clinton Anderson prepare for this afternoons wedding at Immanuel Lutheran church. Guests include Beulah Johnson of Tazewell and Mrs Carter of Summers Street among others. News notes also mention Irish linen items that could yield place mats from worn damask.

Bennett W Offield Lexington W. C. Ayers Jimmy Roanoke C. Lester, Jr Forest T L. Boehl T. L. Jr McCarr R. C. Anderson Bluefield Beulah Robinson Robert Clinton Anderson Immanuel Lutheran Church Paw Jean Johnson Tazewell William McLanne

Miss Helen Maddock Weds John Hudson in Miami Ceremony

Miss Helen Jane Maddock wed Mr John Hudson with Wiseheart officiating at a ceremony in Miami. Attendant Miss Jane Taylor wore rose crepe and carried gardenias. Best man was Mr James Douglas Hudson as family guests and music by Doris Felding of the University of Miami Symphony Orchestra. The couple reside at 1408 Obispo Ave Gables Fla.

John William Hudson Helen Jane Maddock William E. Maddock Hudson Roland Banks Hudson Bluefield Jane Taylor James Douglas Hudson Shall Wiseheart Miss Maddock Akron Ohio Miami Beach Doris Felding University of Miami Symphony Orchestra Obispo Avenue Gables Pia Missouri Mont University of Montana Delta Gamma Sorority Knight Newspapers American Red Cross India Miami University

Guide to Writing Etiquette Notes by Emily Post

A letter discusses etiquette for writing notes to a fiancé and relatives when visiting is impractical. It includes sample phrasings for wedding welcomes and informal greetings, plus standard forms for addressing and gift expectations. It also answers a question about proper napkin hygiene when coughing or sneezing at table.

James Jones, Jr John Mrs. Post

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