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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
1
Fairview elementary honors program concludes the year with awards and officer installations. The Safety Patrol is recognized while new officers are introduced. Honor roll and top readers receive letter F for scholastic achievement across grades.
Bluewell HDC holds a meeting with Mrs. Jessie Smith at 1:00 p.m. Circle No. 5 of Immanuel Lutheran, led by Miss Dorothy Spracher, gathers with Mrs. M. R. Moyer at 7:30 p.m.
The Women’s Auxiliary to the Bluefield Old Guard held a Wednesday meeting welcoming three new members Mrs. B P Akers Mrs Trula Jones and Mrs Mary Kinder. Mrs R J Keyes reported securing a wheelchair for Mrs Heldreth and Mrs Mack Tabor said one more pledge to the Eye Bank. Mrs W B Martin led the session with meditation and a prayer. Mrs Tabor introduced Mrs James Howell who sang and played old favorites with the group also singing My Country Tis of Thee and Love Lifted Me with Mrs John B Dellis at the piano.
TABOR'S MARKET advertises a wide weekend menu with Snowcap Frozen Strawberries and various meats at low prices, plus Driscoll's storewide 10 percent reductions on home goods and fabrics. Bradley's offers wedding dresses and accessories, while Roland's Interior Decorating Shop promotes Father's Day gifts and wedding decor options.
President Betty Lou Mabe presided over a 34 member session of the Quota Club of Bluefield. She announced chartering of three new clubs in Alice Springs Australia Topeka Kansas and Peachtree Atlanta. Other reports covered finances service work at Bluefield Sanitarium upcoming Inter-Cities banquet and Strawberry Festival plans.
Add chopped onion and celery parsley sprigs and bay leaf to tomato juice. Cover and chill overnight. Strain and serve for a before dinner drink.
Calendar lists multiple rummage sales at Bland street 918 and on Princeton Russell, and Sandlick Methodist near Roland's feed store. Garden club gatherings include Bluefield meeting with Mrs P Dick Woods on Monterey Hill and Rhododendron Garden Club picnic luncheon with Mrs C H Alba at 229 Memorial Avenue.
The Laura McFadden circle of College Avenue Baptist hosts a June WMU program with two piano pieces by Mrs. Ernest Pinson and Miss Frieda Siler and a talk by Bluefield College speaker William F. Dunkle. Dunkle linked scripture to modern youth upheaval and adult responsibility, closing with prayer.
The Trinity Methodist adult choir in Richlands Va presented a diverse religious music program at the First Church of Richlands. The Richlands Woman’s Club sponsored the event with Mrs E E Jones Jr as choir director. Miss Evangeline Donahue provided violin selections and accompanied the choir. a reception followed.
The Louise Bruce Wesleyan Service Guild of Trinity Methodist church met at the Lawrence home on Gilmer Street for the June session with eight members. They planned a picnic supper for the first Tuesday in August and will skip July meetings. The program titled A Look at Ourselves as Christian Women featured speakers Louise Bruce, F. H. Morrison, and E. E. Jones Jr. A plan poem In His Steps was read, Dot Lawrence led meditation and prayer. They will donate 25 to the Memorial Fund for the late Mrs. E. L. Byrd, with E. Jones Jr. in charge of collections. Hostesses provided party plates.
A retro recipe idea combines chopped hard cooked eggs with ground cooked ham, sweet pickle relish, and just enough mayonnaise or boiled dressing to moisten. The note praises the old fashioned blend and marks it as “80 good.”
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