Keystone-Northfork Club Presents American Program at Northfork Church
The Keystone Northfork Senior Woman's Club presented My Country Tis of Thee I Sing at Northfork Baptist Church with readings music and costumes marking eras from slave days to nationhood. Members receiv ed thanks from Salvation Army Welch and Moosehaven. new members joined and fundraising plans were announced for Independence Hall restoration and a benefit bridge at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Federation of Woman's Clubs
the Courier
Northfork Baptist Church
Americanism Department
Keystone-Northfork
Af. Taha TR Mamaran
Charles Severn
J. H. Lotspeich
W. A. Creager
G. H. Carroll
South
R. M. Painter
Charle Severn
Salvation Army
Welch
J. L. Simmons
Landgraff
Northfork
J. D. Cameron
WOTM
Moose Hall
Lola Vencil
Moosehaven
Mene
Bluefield
M. W. Herndon
Book Club
Methodist Men and Board of Stewards Meet at Keystone Junior High
The Methodist Men’s Club held a joint meeting with the Church Board of Stewards at Keystone Junior High School. Attorney Albert Barley of Welch spoke on his personal experiences. Officers reported monthly finances and Rev Tulloh announced upcoming church events and Easter plans. Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. H E Fleshman’s home with two tables in play.
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Methodist
Keystone
Board of Stewards
Albert Barley
Welch
Tulloh
Mark Hrovatic Celebrates First Birthday
Mark DeWayne Hrovatic son of Mr and Mrs Carl DeWayne Hrovatic of Bluefield Virginia celebrated his first birthday on February 6 He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Roger Stanfield of Bluefield and Mr and Mrs Joseph Hrovatic Sr of Salem Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark DeWayne Hrovatic
Carl DeWayne Hrovatic
Bluefield
Roger Stanfield
Joseph Hrovatic Sr
Salem
Ohio
Pocahontas P T A Observes Founders Day Highlights
The Pocahontas P-TA met Thursday in the gym with large attendance. Activities included a Founders Day program led by president Mrs. Joseph Eskut and musical readings by Sue Carter and Evelyn Hayes. The WSCS hosted a church dinner for Sunday School teachers and officers. Mrs. Prentice was honored at a Pocahontas Club luncheon before leaving for Bluefield Virginia.
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Pocahonas
Pocahonas High School
Joseph Eskut
Gaza Kovach
Stanley
Eskut
Butler Hammitt
J. L. Whitworth
A. V. Sproles Jr
Conley Gentry
Eugene Butt
Sue Carter
Evelyn Hayes
Bash- Dan
Ann
Maxine Hager
C. White
Ann Francisco
Anna Sabo
Elba Sanderson
Melissa Hammitt
Lynn
Greta Taylor
Sara Williams
Mae Boone
Ok Peeany
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Pocahontas
Church
A. O. Bishop
Prentice
William H. Prentice
H. H. Ballard
Pocahontas Club
Bluefield
L. B. Crawford
A. V. Sproles Sr
Peter Ferretti
Louis Roncaglione
Andrew Fleming
J. Horace Rawlings
Robert Nowlin
Blair Warner
Lose Weight By Postponing Extra Serving
Morgantown reports West Virginia University agricultural Extension specialists advise starting a new year by postponing second servings to shed pounds. They offer strategies to avoid hunger and create substitutes, plus ideas like hobbies, cooking low-calorie dishes, and keeping busy after meals to reduce food intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Carolyn Lynn Boone Celebrates Birthday
A birthday party was held Saturday evening January 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray E Boone honoring their daughter Carole Lynn who turned 14. Games were played and 33 guests were served refreshments by Mrs Boone and Mrs Neil Owen after gifts were opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Boone
Carole Lynn
Boone
Neil Owen
Danny T Halsey Celebrates Second Birthday
Danny T Halsey son of Mr and Mrs Bill T Halsey of Chicago celebrated his second birthday on February 1. Mrs E D Halsey near Prineston and Mr and Mrs George Phillips Welch. Mrs W E Vaught his great grandmother resides at Capels.
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Danny T. Butch Halsey
Bill T. Halsey
Chicago
E. D. Halsey
Princeton
George Phillips
Welch
W. E. Vaught
Capels
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Family Events Across Town
Matoaka residents host and visit relatives in Virginia and Ohio while former POWs and military personnel journey through the area. The roster includes Dr. and Mrs. Lugar, Jeff Feffardy, Lt. Pat Marotti, and several locals recovering from injuries or surgery. Courtships, weddings, and educational trips are noted alongside travel from Ohio to West Virginia in a brisk social round-up.
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T. C. Lugar
Ee Va
Jeff Feffardy
Afb Mulen
Neb
Leonard Hartwell
Korea
Pat Marotti
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Bliss
Arlie Taylor
R. W. Carter
E. J. Belcher
Bluefield Sanitarium
Robert Bowling
Memorial Hospital
Joe Piacina
Joetta
Toledo
Matoaka
Princeton
George Peck
Bailey Lumber Co
Columbus
Ohio State University
C. E Boone
J. W. Bragg
Pineville
Robert Long
Montgomery
Everette Johnson
Johnson
C. E. Boone Sr
Argentina
Newfoundland
Raymond Testino
Sonia
Bertha
Richwood
Testino
Graham Harris
Saltville
Graham Chapman
Church of God
Joe Truitt
Paul Blankenship
David
J. G. Morris
Bluefield
Alvin Martin
Robert Earl Davis
Duke University
Durham
N. C
A. J. Davis
Robert Howell
U. J. Davis
Mack Hamed
Farris Shacen
Akron
Jimmy Sangid
Burl Taylor
Youth Council to Hear Rev May at Inter Faith Supper
The Rev. Eugene May of First Christian Church will address Newport News Youth Council at a supper meeting Tuesday at the YWCA. The inter faith program on What Christians Believe will start at 5 30 pm with Miss Lois Baldwin in charge and Miss Nancy Carter as president. Reservations are requested in advance.
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Eugene May
First Christian Church
City Youth Council
YWCA
Lois Baldwin
Nancy Carter
Janie Marie Lambert
Jenkinsons Ladies Bible Class Plans Social Hour
The ladies Bible Class met in Jenkinsons for their February monthly gathering at Mr. C. A. Murphys home. Mrs. George Kent led the program on The Holy Spirit with help from Mrs. H. A. Dailey and Mrs. W. C. D. Hicks. Prayer was offered by Mrs. R. R. Ragan. Mrs. Dailey, the president, led the business session. Plans were made for several projects and a social hour with a silver offering was set for February 17 after the prayer meeting.
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C. A. Murphy
George Kent
H. A. Dailey
W. C. D. Hicks
R. R. Ragan
Local DARs Sponsor Rummage Sale
John Chapman chapter DAR hosts a rummage sale of household goods and clothing in the room opposite Greyhound Bus terminal Virginia Apts Building. Donations welcome Friday February 12. transportation for donors can be arranged by calling Mrs J O Williams or Mrs B S Payne.
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John Chapman
Dar
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Virginia
Apts
J. O. Williams
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices in Keystone
Keystone society notes list Mrs D H White and Nancy Gayle of Princeton visiting relatives in Goade home. Ernest Hash family from Williamson, C M Hamlett visiting O'Brien family Alderson, and Lorena White with W S Ramsey Roanoke visit. Also Keenan and Freeman family move to Offa Apartment, Bluefield and Beckley visits, revival services in Superior Methodist Church, and other local travel and hospital notes.
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D. H. White
Nancy Gayle
Princeton
R. M. Goade
Ernest Hash
Charles
Williamson
Pon
C. M. Hamlett
J. B. O’brien
Alderson
Lorena White
W. 8. Ramsey
Roanoke
Sam Snyder
Kemp
Carleston
W. H. Jarrett
Stevens Clinic
Keen
Carlyle Freeman
Offa
Glen Hicks
Virginia
Katie Williams
George Britt
Newbern
N.C
R. Bragonia
Bluefield Sanitarium
Charles Price
Luther Lucas
Bluefield
Aurelia Huffman
New Castle
Kimball
Joe Bird
Huntington
A. E. Tulloch
Superior Methodist Church
Garfield Shupe
Beckley
K. Williams
Earl Borrer
Elam
College Station
Tex
Stacey
Ralph Porterfield
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Local WSCS To Honor New Members
A Valentine Tea to honor all new and prospective members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be the highlight of the February meeting at Trinity Church. Mrs. R. L. Bailey and her fellowship committee oversee arrangements. Mrs. L. C. Fowlkes Jr. arranged an interesting program. All members, especially new ones, are invited. Circle members are reminded that the third quarter has ended and reports are due to secretaries by Wednesday.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Trinity Church
R. L. Bailey
L. C. Fowlkes Jr
Local Residents Highlight Service and Family Visits
Sgt. Porterfield, just back from Korea, expects discharge around February 20. Robert Dye of Charleston visited over the weekend in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dye. Also note a kitchen tip about using scissors to cut dates, raisins, marshmallows, or parsley and rinsing blades in hot water after sticky tasks.
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H. Callaway
Sgt. Porterfield
Korea
Robert Dye
Charleston
E. W. Dye
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H. P. Evans
William Conlon
Mary Conlon
Mae Lazarus
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Hrovatic
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Bluefield Ave
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DIAL
West Virginia
Carolyn Lynn Boone
Youth Council
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Newport News
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Athens
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Robert Clark
Cover
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Memorial Hos Dp
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Leonard Allen
Leo Webb
Billie Webb
Donard Maynard
Man
E. E. Tolmlinson
Helen
Lane Murphy
Monnroe County
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Oceana
Bailey
Artie Major
Charrottee
Harrison Burton
J. S. Foley
Frances White
Grace Hospital
L. P. Bowes
Dreama
Frances Foley
J. H. Mullens
Ethel Craft
Belle Hartwell
W. P. Harman
Clayton Mills
Clayton Coffey
Mullens
J. W. Hartwell
Harold Nicholson
Ramona Bailey
Clinch Valley Clinic
Richlands
Luther Bailey
Erma Kasey
Concord College
H. L. Kasey
Jenkinsones News
Home Electric
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Bland St
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Caryle Richards
Duart
Rayette
Lillian Winter Williams
Ann Peery
Dars
Keystone Personals
W. H. Harry
Princeton Avenue
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