Riggs Family Returns To Pennsylvania
Mrs. Ward Riggs and children return to Pennsylvania after visiting her parent and Mrs. Clarence Dunford. Bobby Dillon heads to Indiana for work. other relatives travel to Detroit and North Carolina. A death in Peterstown brings the Quillens home briefly. a note of holiday baking suggests adding Spanish sherry to hot gingerbread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Riggs
Pennsylvania
Clarence Dunford
Bobby Dillon
Indiana
Dillion
Ed Godfrey
Seaman
Julian Dunford
North Carolina
M. Dunford
Arnold Quillin
Detroit
Mich
Claude York
Ed Miles
Coopers
George Barnett
Walter Quillen
Peterstown
James Holloway
Charles Repass
Priday
Charlie Repass
Hypes
Charleston
Free Unbreakable Dinnerware With Creamer and Sugar Bowl
Advertisement offers free unbreakable dinnerware during a special sale. Mentions a free creamer and covered sugar bowl and directs readers to Alfred Land's ad in today's comic section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Land
Concord College Names 1956 May Festival Queen and Court
Sue Humphrey of Lester is selected as Queen of May at Concord College with Maid of Honor Judy Mazey from White Sulphur Springs. The May Court includes numerous students from towns across West Virginia and surrounding areas. The festival, set for May 19 at 3 p.m. on the John Baker White Hall lawn, is organized by the Health and Physical Education Department led by Miss Irma Caton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Humphrey
Lester
Concord College
Humphrey
Miss Hiey
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Concord
Woman’s Hall Council
Cardinal Key
Student Government Association
Miss Mountain Lion
Chi Beta Phi
Women's Athletic Association
Judy Mazey
White Sulphur Springs
Zoltmian Mazey
Mazey
Judy
Women’s Athletic Association
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Delta Delta Delta Tau Fraternity
Future Teachers of America
Women's Hall Council
Ramona Christian
Harley Christian
Mullens
Kay Craft
Wallace Craft
Scarforo
Edna Deloe
Harry Deloe
Nettie
Katie Jo Hicks
Elgie N. Hicks
Layland
Betty Jo Hypes
B. E. Hypes
Lillian Jenkins
W. M. Jenkins
Prosperity
Nancy Lewey
D. H. Lewey
Gilliem
Janet Martin
J. Lawson Martin
S. Albans
Patty Repass
G. L. Fizer
Bluefield
Norma Sloan
F. B. Sloan
Princeton
Gloria C. Alley
Grace Campbell
Springdale
Doris Nunn Nutter
Raymond Nunn
East Gulf
West Virginia
John Baker White
Martinsville and Kentucky visitors scatter across region
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Belcher of Martinsville visited Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bastian. Mr. and Mrs. George Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daniels and their children visited friends. The Waddells and Rickie and the Charles family visited relatives. The Kusling family faced a death in Huntington prompting a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Belcher
Martinsville
F. R. Bastian
George Daniels
Joe Daniels
Titmann
Richard Waddell
Rickie
Clinton Charles
Phelps, Ky
Lena Kusling
Huntington
McCoy Couple Attend White Shrine Supreme Session
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McCoy travel to Cleveland Ohio for the White Shrine of Jerusalem Supreme Session where Mrs. McCoy serves as Supreme Matron of Honor. They are joined by Mrs. Dollie Cooke and Mrs. Jessie Martin with planned stops in Lima and Columbus on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McCoy
Cleveland
Ohio
Jerusalem
McCoy
Mellie Cooke
Athens
Macedonia Shrine No
Jessie Martin
Princeton
McCoys
Lima
Columbus
Community clubs schedule and canasta results in Richlands area
The calendar lists Monday through Friday club meetings in Bluefield Richlands and surrounding areas with groups including Bluefield Garden Council Delphian Club and Women of the Church. Richlands Canasta Club met at Mullens Motel with six tables high score to Mrs Jean Horton second high to Mrs Paul Jessee and bingo to Mrs Virginia Campbell. hosts were Mrs Buford Cyphers and Mrs Bob Shamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Garden Council
Stowers Motors
Delphian Club
West Virginian
Board of Governors
Golden Age Club
Welby Thornburg
College Avenue
Ladies Society
Eagle's Hall
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield
Alpha Sigma Tau
Bluefield Auditorium
Blue Triangle
Bluefield Sanitarium Alumnae Association
Eva Counts
Louise Goodson
Woman’s Club
Public Library
Bluewell Home Demonstration Club
Leonard Scott
Richlands
Richlands Canasta Club
Mullens Motel
Jean Horton
Paul Jessee
Virginia Campbell
Buford Cyphers
Bob Shamblin
Elkhorn Personalities Visit Relatives During Weekend
Mr and Mrs K G Dixon of Up land spent the weekend with daughters Mrs Lewis Caton and Mrs Bernard Caton at Manassas and Fairfax. Mr and Mrs Thurston Phillips and children of Dunbar visited the Elkhorn Franker family. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Guy of Pageton and Mrs Thomas Dunagan with son Lewis Sharpe and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Dixon
Upland
Lewis Caton
Bernard Caton
Manassas
Fairfax
Thurston Phillips
Dunbar
Franker
Elkhorn
Guy
Pageton
Thomas Dunagan
Lewis Sharpe
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Riggs
PAD
Miss Sue Humphrey
Wuitell Suuutill
Mercer
A.C
CLYDE
Mercer County
A. C
Clyde) White
Democrat
Harold C. Farley
Mamie B. Long
Mrs
Earl Hager
Bluefield, Rt. 1
Virginia Belcher
A. W
Andy
Easley
Clyde C
Elmore Princeton
William C. Coburn
Clifton T. Neel
R. Tiume Rose
Marvin. Walker
Athens Star
Edgar R. Mabe
Brushfork
John P. McKinney
George L. Allen
Matoaka
J. Earl Bailey
Harry Lee Harvey
Kegley
Plymouth
Mercer County Board of Education
Mercer County Court
Fabulon
Bluefield Hardware Company
W. VA
McDowell
the Women of the Church, First Presbyterian
Mrs. Horton
Andrew L
Clark
Andy) Clark
Pd. Pol
Kermit Orander
Justice of the Peace
AL AD
Mrs. I. V. Callahan
Bishop, Va
Sunder
Jack
Bland ST
Bluefield, W. VA
Cecil H
Cecil Underwood
Salem College
St. Mary's High School
Tyler County
House of Delegates
Silas H
Della Forrester Underwood
Joseph's Mills
Hovah Hall
Grantsville
Underwood
Masons, Farm Bureau
Elks, Jouam
Little Kanawha Regional Council
Marietta College
West Virginia University
Amelia Earhart Foundation
Ann Arbor
West
State Road Commission
Statehouse
Legisature
Thomas O’b. Flynn
Odgen Papers
Cecil H. Underwood
Spencer Times-Record
Tyler Star News
Cecil
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