Bluefield Rhododendron Garden Clubs Hold Meets
Bluefield hosts two garden club gatherings with junior awards, garden tours, and a July picnic planned. Abe Mitchell-Dickinson cup honors go to Kingsets for outstanding junior club work. members share refreshments while guests admire floral arrangements in Father’s Day display.
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Bluefield
Ceckaneon
Irene Asc
Retary
The
Kingsets
Mary Lou
Temple St. Clair
Rhododendron Garden Club
John O'Keeffe
William Kell
C. E. Francis, Jr
Bostian
Wolf Creek
Priday
State Garden Club
Robert Gatherum
John O' Keeffe
Richard Wood
Edgar Kirby
Charles
O' Keeffe
Cline
Wilcan
MYF District Rally At Greenview Church
The Bluefield District Methodist Youth Fellowship holds a spring rally at Greenview Methodist Church Monday at 5 30. Betty Bates president will conduct the business session and elect officers for the coming year. Information on the MYF summer camp will be available.
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Bluefield
Ladies Class Honored At First Presbyterian Party
Mrs W B Staniforth entertained the Ladies Bible class of the First Presbyterian Church on Vineyard Street. W C Pollock has taught the class for fifty years. The Staniforth home was decorated with roses and peonies. Mrs A Morrissey reviewed her trip to Germany Italy and France. Mrs G A Davidson, moving to Portsmouth Ohio, received a going away gift.
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W. B. Staniforth
Vineyard Street
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Pollock
Staniforth
M. Macom
Samforth
Norman Crawford
J. T. Abbitt
Arlie Midkiff
Garland Jones
Union Mission Bible School Opens Monday
Vacation Bible school begins at Union Mission chapel 1210 Princeton avenue Lee street. Runs 9 30 to 11 30 Monday through Friday through June. About 75 children enrolled. Mission workers canvassed a community finding 28 nonattending church families. Two weeks teachers include Janet Richards Mikk Roland Eunice Davis June Anderson T J Walker.
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Union Mission
Mission Chapel
Princeton Avenue
Lee Street
Mission Bible School
Janet Richards
Mikk Roland
Eunice Davis
June Anderson
T. J. Walker
Vacation School At Baptist Church Begin This Week
Vacation Bible school at Baptist Church starts Monday and runs through June 17 from 9:00 to 11:30 each day. Classes are for children aged 3 to 16 with a staff led by Mrs. Wickham as superintendent of beginners and Mrs. Whitehead, Jordan, Thompson, and Thompson as department heads, and Mrs. William Boisture as principal.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
R. R Wickham
L. J. Whitehead
L. R. Jordan
Carel Thompson
William Boisture
Little Mary's Exway Revisited on Matrimony and Humor
Dorothy Dix recalls a 40 year old column on matrimony through a child's view and family anecdotes. It frames marriage as a comic, fraught negotiation with idealized hopes and stubborn realities.
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Dorothy Dix
Baptist YWA Dinner Meeting Set by Local Group
The Baptist Young Women's Auxiliary plans a dinner meeting Monday at 5 30 pm at the Ca? Baptist church. Miss Alice Herndon serves as president and Mrs. Robert J. Wilson is the council’s advisor. Eight churches are included Calvary College Avenue and First Baptist in the group.
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Douglas Oliver
Ywa’'S
Minerva Easley Crown
New Lebanon Baptist Association
Baptis Ehurch
Alice Herndon
Robert J. Wilson
Calvary
College Avenue
First Baptist Churches
Virginia Side Circles Elect New Officers
Elections of officers for three circles and the Wealeyan Service guild of the Woman's Society of Christian Service were held Thursday. Circle No 1 elected Mrs Horne as chairman Pearl Hale as vice-chairman Mrs Arthur Miller as secretary and Mrs G M Bailey Home. Circle No 3 chose Mrs Blanche McCall as chairman Mrs T R Snider as vice-chairman Mr Harvey as secretary and Miss Line Griffith as treasurer. Wesleyan Service Guild named its new officials with Miss Jean McCall re-elected president Mrs Extel Brockman as vice-president and Mrs Harold Jones as secretary treasurer. Mrs T C Tibbs was named president of WSCS with Mrs SS Verano as vice-president and Miss...
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Wealeyan Service Guild
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle No
G. M. Bailey
A Horne
Pearl Hale
Guy Nash
Arthur Miller
H. Austin
Blanche McCall
T. R. Snider
Harvey
Line Griffith
Wesleyan Service
Guile
Sam Brookshire
Jean McCall
Extel Brock~ Man
Harold Jones
T. C Tibbs
WSCS
SS. L. Verano
Local Notice Circulated About Postponed Ceremony
Fragmentary notice announces a postponement for an event tied to Kathryn McCell and Mre CL with a later date unspecified. Names appear garbled but indicate a ceremonial or community gathering rescheduled.
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Kathryn McCell
Screftare
Ane
Mre
CL. Shuf Piesareer
Cirele
Neo 7
First Baptist Bible School Begins Today
The First Baptist church opens its Vacation Bible School with a short service in the church auditorium. Registration starts and a parade with treats is planned for all children. Everyone is invited to attend this community event at the church.
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First Baptist Bible School
First Baptist Church
Eight Are At Temple EE N ee hs a Ry Last Tete
Readable fragments indicate a temple context with repeated references to names and activities. The text is garbled but implies a gathering or attendance at a temple location. No clear dates or individuals are extractable from the readable portions.
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