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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1966

Page

5

SWC GROUP installs church officers after potluck

SWC GROUP of First Christian Church installed officers after a Springdale Avenue potluck at the C. O. Warren home. Officers listed include Mrs. Charles Turner love fund chair, Mrs. J. C. Acuff CWF president installing officer, Miss Margaret Grimes president, Mrs. Bill Lester vice president, Miss Charlotte Carter secretary, Mrs. E. C. Browning worship, Miss Ruby Wilson treasurer, with others Mrs. Robert Montgomery second vice president and Mrs. Charles Hudson study chairman. Annual reports were given. SWC will not meet in July but plans an August City Park picnic.

SWC First Christian Church C. O. Warren Springdale Avenue Charles Turner Love Fund J. C. Acuff CWF Margaret Grimes Bill Lester Char Lotte Carter E. C. Browning Ruby Wilson Robert Montgomery Charles Hudson

Garden Club Plans Bird Habitat Projects and Event

Members of the Bluefield Garden Club met in June with President Mrs. Dillon Smith on Larchmont then toured Alexander Farm on Cumberland Road to inspect bluebird houses. They noted three houses in use and one damaged, voted to sell cherry wood bird houses and feeders, and to create a post card project to fund the Bluebird Trail.

Bluefield National Garden Council New Orleans

Maryland Guests In Bland Virginia Visit Friends And Family

Bland Virginia reports a string of visitors from Maryland and nearby states. Mary Wayne Bogle and Ray Bogle of Hyattsville spent time with Mrs. D O Wilson and others. Lawrence Cregger of Maryland joined relatives for a church homecoming in Bland. A Marion Virginia hospital birth introduced Donna Ann Lambert, daughter of Darlyene Cox and Joe Lambert.

Saltville Eddie Tingle Alexandria Mary Atwell Washington, D. C Luther Cregger Maryland Bill Kegley William T. J. Kegley L. B. Hanshew John Turley Imogene Craig David Charlie Rider Wytheville Z. Repass Troy Tibbs Dreama Lewisville N. C Loma Tibbs Larry Hume Lawrence Arlington Darlyene Cox Mike Cox

Local Social Guests Visited by Area Families

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McIntorff hosted visitors including Mrs. Evelyn Kilgore and Chuck from Cedar Iff Virginia. Also joining were Mrs. James Kee of Richlands Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis and children of Bristol Virginia Mrs. James Davis grandson Ricky from Lebanon Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hughes and children from Bristol Tennessee.

W. B. McIntorff Evelyn Kilgore Chuck Cedar Iff James Kee Richlands Robert Davis Bristol, Va James Davis Ricky Lebanon Graham Hughes Bristol, Tenn

Vacation Bible School Set In Squire

A two week Vacation Bible School will be held at Endwell Methodist Church starting Monday June 6 from 10 am to 12 noon. Several local residents and relatives visited family in Wautauga Tennessee Cleveland and Virginia over the weekend.

Squire Endwell Methodist Church Dennis Hardy Sharon Kelly Macle Earl Fites Harve Fowler Debbie Marcybelle Fowler Darrel Calvin Patterson Vera Wautauga Tenn

Young Adults Of Rock Camp Sponsor Singing School

The Young Adults of the Rock Camp Baptist Church announce a two week singing school starting July 4 taught by a Bluefield professor. The article also notes the Hines family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hines with many relatives listed from Cool Ridge Lindside Bluefield Salem Princeton Peterstown and other nearby towns. Keystone Personals mentions W J Cochran and his visit to Roanoke Virginia.

Janice Bailey Welch Cloyd Bailey Bernard Rasnakes Cleveland Guy Pucket Dale Rasnake Larry Pearcy Carolyn Pleasure Ridge Lois Brooks Pearcy Miss Brooks Berea College Big Creek High School J. C. Grubb Troutdale Rock Camp Rock Camp Baptist Church Bluefield Robert L. Hines Fred Hines Ralph Hines Cool Ridge Bernice Hines Irvin Hines Danny Mike Robin James Hines Pam Lindside Harold Hines Freddie Andy Carey Bob Hines Toby and Kin Salem, Va Brownie Hines Jeffrey Princeton Herbert McDonald Debbie Peterstown Donna McDonald Hansford Hines

SS Class Entertains Bride-Elect Before Nuptials

The Senior High Sunday School class at First Pentecostal Church hosted Miss Virginia Marchant for a pre nuptial linen shower at the groom’s mother’s home on Balsam Street. Charles Edward Hampton and Marchant plan to marry July 3.

Virginia Marchant Charles Edward Hampton Joe B. Hampton Balsam Street J. C. Ratliff Libby Lemon

Castlewood Socials Include Dinner Hosts in Tennessee

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hubbard and Cathy were entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. James Cowden in Blountville Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Tate visited Bean Station. Mrs. E H Mason from Galex Virginia was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T M Hore.

Castlewood Dallas Hubbard Cathy James Cowden Blountville Tenn Osborne Tate Bean Station E. H. Mason Galex, Va T. M. Hore

Huguenots Meet In Charleston West Virginia Branch Luncheon

The West Virginia Branch of the Huguenot Society met at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Charleston for a 1966 luncheon. Mrs. Jackson A Hammond presided and reported on the Knoxville assembly and church restoration at Manakin Virginia. New members and honorary appointments were announced along with a memorial service for Mrs. Richard V. Shanklin.

West Virginia Huguenot Society Manakin Colony of Virginia Charleston Daniel Boone Hotel Jackson A. Hammond Bluefield W. S. Newman VPI Blacksburg Hammond Twyman Williams Lexington Society William N. McClaugherty Hampton DeJamere Princeton G. Ernest Garten Hinton Alice Watson Richard V. Shanklin A. E. Harman John M. Francesa Fayeteville Thomas Burcher Ashland William W. McClaugherty

Keystone WMS Opens New Year Session at Church

The Baptist Woman's Mission Society held the first session of the year with president Mrs. Lace Howell presiding. The program titled Leisure Time Creativity featured Dorothy L. Molam and included 24 hour charts for members to assess time use while Ecclesiastes 3 1 framed the worship. Mrs. Sam Robertson organized the program as worship center decor included calendar clock and Bible. Mrs. Moore led Giving Thanks as a devotional, with circle reports from Mrs. Howard Cartwright and Mrs. Terry. Miss Joyce Debusk visited from Richmond Virginia for a weekend with family in Kimbal.

Keystone Baptist Woman's Mission Society Lace Howell Troy Mullins Dorothy L. Molam Landon Terry Ernest Moore Telford Selvey Sam Robertson Moore Howard Cartwright Terry Joyce Debusk Richmond John Debusk James Anderson Kimbal

What are BHA and BHT in foods and are they harmful

In answer to reader questions, BHA and BHT stand for butylated hydroxyanisole and butylated hydroxytoluene. They are antioxidants used to prevent spoilage in fatty foods like cereals and nuts. The FDA permits approved quantities, asserting these additives are harmless when used as directed.

Food and Drug Administration Congress

Community rummage sales and luncheon schedule announced

Calendar notes two church rummage sales on Bland Street with entries for Trinity Methodist WSCS Circle No 1 at 918 Bland Street and First Christian Bethany Group at 842 Bland Street both running until 5 p.m. A luncheon is planned at The Brier Restaurant for the West Virginia Society Daughters of Colonial Wars Council at 11 30 a.m. Mountain time.

Trinity Methodist Wscs Circle No Bland Street First Christian Bethany Group West Virginia Society Daughters of Colonial Wars Council Brier

Northfork Rainbow Girls Plan Grand Assembly Attendance

Northfork Assembly No 33 Rainbow Girls, with Mrs Jessie Keesee as chaperone, will attend Grand Assembly in Charleston June 16 to 18. Drill team practice followed under Hubert Walls. officers to be installed June 5 at 2 p.m. Parents invited. PTA honors Northfork Elementary teachers and Principal Helms. resumes praised years of service and PTA leadership with Mrs June Poole receiving past president pin.

Northfork Northfork Assembly Rainbow Girls Grand Assembly Charleston Jessie Keesee Hubert Walls PTA Parent- Teacher Association Lois Godfrey Edward McNeil

Pre Nuptial Party Held In Church For Sandra Mullins

A blue and white color scheme marked a household shower for Miss Sandra Mullins on the eve of her wedding to Wesley Drummond today in the First Church of God social hall. Games were led by Linda and Brenda Cochran. Winners were Linda Nester H Clay Dunaway and William Hager. About 20 guests brought gifts. Attendees unable to attend included Mesdames Earl Janutolo Luther Riggins Glen Miller Thurman Nash and James Doby. Punch and cake were served beneath wedding bell decorations. Mullins is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Mullins of Bluefield. Drummond hails from Punxsutawney Pennsylvania.

Sandra Mullins Wesley Drummond Church of God Linda Brenda Cochran Linda Nester H. Clay Dunaway William Hager Earl Janutolo Luther Riggins Glen Miller Thurman Nash James Doby Miss Mullins Jess Mullins Bluefield Mr. Drummond Punxsutawney, Pa

Seafood Stuffing For Stuffed Celery Mix

Mince seafood and mix with celery mayonnaise and seasonings to create a filling for stuffed celery. Uses include a savory seafood stuffing option for appetizer or side dish.

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Bluefield Country Club Lou Ann Rogers Charles Edward Haislip Miss Rogers Ann Higginbotham Rog Ers Jenny Lou Perkins Nancy Haislip Judy Cross Charles Haislip Grafton James Staples Narrows Gray Rogers Stuart Whittle Petersburg Stanley Rogers Sal Elizabeth Gibson Roanoke R. L. Moore Augusta Joan Cavanaugh Paul E. Troyer Jr Hanover Helen Counts Edith Cavanaugh Cavan Augh Porcilla Mariotti Sam Rush Sam Cassidy Daniel Hoback Judy Cavanaugh Dave Marchant Miss Marchant Sandy Webb Brenda Cochrane Joe Hampton First Church of God South Street Honoree Wanda Lyons Linda Cochran Debbie Lineback Garden Club Bland Don Brown Akron Ohio Mandy Brown Walter Whitts Ova Barnette Alexandria, Va Elma Billings Freda Baldwin Britt Brooks J. E. Rose Capels Chris Beavers Arlington, Va Jessee Beavers W. J. Cochran George Cope First Pentecostal Church Keystone Wms New York Margaret Dana Orfg No Helms June Poole Warlick's RED Barn Supper Club
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