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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
5
Charity, left to right, Ex.Jestine Coles, Marjorie Gail Smith, Linda Call, and Jean Faw, Worthy Associate Advisor and Judy McGuire, Worthy Advisor.
A Rainbow Girls public installation took place at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. J S Foley as installing officer. Judy McGuire was named worthy advisor and others were appointed to positions. a reception followed and several members were elected to district offices.
Round Robin events at Bluefield Country Club open the season with Mrs John Short claiming the 90-Hole Handicap Medal Play title on May 31 with a net 359, eleven under par. Second went to Mrs Frank McCoy with 360, while Mrs Fred Richmond and Mrs Andy Clark tied for third at 376. Forty-two golfers contested the 9-hole round with Betsy Kersey, Mrs Ronald Hood, Mrs C N Haynes, and Mrs Dan Goodykoontz winning in their flights. Prizes funded by the Women’s Golf Association of Bluefield CC. Rocky’s Golf Shop awards golf balls to the 9-hole winners. Next event June 7-9 features Rocky’s 33rd annual Four-Hole event.
Miss Patty Featherstone of Appomattox is visiting her niece Mrs Edmund C Stone Jr at 2425 Cliffmont Avenue. Mrs Hennon Gilbert, visiting sister Mrs Milton Tomchin in Woodland Manor, leaves for a Virginia home. The Whittakers plan a late month move to Danville. Mrs R A Snelling and her children of Union Street vacation at Myrtle Beach South Carolina.
Guidance on planning home furniture layout to fit users needs. Prioritize large pieces first for traffic flow and door swings, with one center of interest and balanced heavy and light items. Use built in pieces for bare spaces and arrange seating for conversation, plan for eight, and choose a unifying rug and color pattern.
Miss Josephine Gentry head teacher at Dudley Elementary School entertained the Dudley faculty after attending the Book Fair in Tazewell Virginia. The group dined at River Jack Restaurant in North Tazewell Virginia with guests including Mrs Tate Whittington Peery Nash Spracher Lee Philpott Yost and Mr and Mrs M Louthan principal of three Bluefield area elementary schools Virginia Louthan.
A daughter named Jeanette Elaine Day was born in May at the Bluefield Sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Ralph Dewey Day of 43 Fourth Street. The baby weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces. The mother is former Miss Vela Elizabeth Yates.
The schedule includes First Presbyterian executive board at McClung Classroom at 2:00 pm Westminster Presbyterian Church board in Patterson Hall at 2:00 pm Art Club holds a 7:30 pm special meeting at the Y to plan the Sidewalk Art Exhibit June 4 Bluefield Moose Women meet at 8:00 pm at the Home on Duhling Street Rhodotendron Garden Club gathers at 12:00 at Mrs. Jack Burks 7009 Parkway for a picnic with Daffodil Junior Club and Woodpeckers Junior Club guests Mrs. J F Walters Jr and Mrs. E B Jones Jr hostesses.
Nutrition scientists from the University of Illinois and Cornell University warn that heat increases iron loss through perspiration. The study suggests iron needs rise in steaming weather and recommends iron rich foods like liver red meat enriched bread cereals leafy greens and dried fruit to maintain iron levels.
A series of birth notices reports several newborns. Shirley Jane MacWorrell born May 5 at Bluefield Sanatorium to Mr. and Mrs. William Mac Worrell of Camp Cowe. Susan Marie Underwood born May 16 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Franklin Underwood of Parnell Road. Donna Gail Stephenson born May 16 at Tex city to Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Stephenson. Julian Beurton Neel born May 12 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Marion Neel. Jane Elizabeth Tiller born May 11 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Rupert Tiller.
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