Circles schedule at Bland Street Methodist and First Baptist
Circles at Bland Street Methodist list ten groups with meeting dates in June including Circle One at 675 Pearl Street and Circle Three at 917 Frederick Street. First Baptist announces Betty Lou Carroll and Catherine Walker circles meeting Tuesday and Wednesday sessions at the church and various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street
Methodist
Erlene Ayler
N. S. Bovenizer
Frank Russell
Pearl Street
Anna King
W. S. Hendricks
C. W. Ashley Jr
Cumberland Road
Don Surface
Delores Tiller
Frederick Street
J. T. Frazier Jr
John Witt
Oakdell
Lynn Johnson
Johnson
Monterey Hill
Ronald Seltzer
C. F. Davis
Scott Litton
Kenneth Addington
Oakhurst
Paul Udy
C. W. Ashley, Sr
First Baptist
Betty Lou Carroll
Catherine Walker
Don Wallace
Union Street
Thelma Mann
Kathryn White
Cumberland
Holbrook Easley
Albemarle Street
Attendance Pins Mark Bethany Sunday School
Bethany Sunday School members received attendance pins at month end. Ten year bars went to Mrs. W. R. Harner and six year bars to Mrs. C. N. Hanshew. Six months perfect attendance went to Lee Tate Robert Atkins and Elmer Lee Brown. Local social notes mention several visits and family travel between Virginia Maryland and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceres
Bethany Sunday School
W. R. Harner
C. N. Hanshew
Lee Tate
Robert Atkins
Elmer Lee Brown
Retires From Bramwell School After 25 Years as Assistant Principal
Miss Eunice Garrett was honored at a surprise Bramwell school cafeteria banquet by 70 associates, friends and family upon her retirement. She served 25 years as Bramwell Schools assistant principal under D W McCormick B G Moore and M B Guyton after teaching at Goodwill and McComas. Special guests included sisters Mrs Charles Guynn and Mrs Mac Nash and Mercer County reading supervisor Gladys Gibson. She received a diamond watch and orchid corsage for her service to the schools and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Garrett
Bramwell School
Bramwell
D. W. McCormick
B. G. Moore
M. B. Guyton
Garret
Goodwill and McComas
Concord College
Athens
Miss Garrett
Charles Guynn
Mac Nash
Gladys Gibson
Mercer County
McCormick and Guyton
Officers Chosen for Russell Guild Year
The First Christian Lois Russell Guild selects officers for the year starting July 1. President Mrs Herbert Chambers. Vice President Mrs Louise Hughes. Secretary Mrs Otho Dixon. Treasurer Mrs Okey Underwood. Study Chairman Mrs Dan Davis. Devotional Chairman Mrs Dale Kersey. Installation dinner June 12 at Golden Age Center. May meeting at Mrs Louis Pietran tozzi with 17 members present. presiding Mrs Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Harris
First Christian Lois Russell Guild
Herbert Chambers
Louise Hughes
Otho Dixon
Treasuerer
Okey Underwood
Dan Davis
Dale Kersey
Golden Age Center
Chambers
Dixon
Louis Pietrantozzi
George Ruble
Guild
C. W. Houseman
Davis
Kersey
Bob Harrington To Address Guard Groups
The Auxiliary and Old Guard will meet jointly June 6 at 11 a.m. in Trinity Methodist church for a program by Rev. Bob Harrington who leads a Crusade in Bluefield this week. Separate business sessions occur at 10:30 a.m. in their rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard
Trinity Methodist Church
Bob Harrington
Bluefield
First Church of God
Airport Road
Bland Street
Brushfork Methodist
Graham Home Demonstration Club
Bundy Beard
First Presbyterian White Cross
Women’s Council
Harrington
Park View Heights
HDC
Quota Club
West Virginian
Virginia Gibson
Westminster Presbyterian Woc
Circle Council
Greenbrier Street
Bramwell
CES
Masonic Temple
J. Martin
C. Williams
WOTM
Moose Home
Roy Avenue
Carolyn Musick
Fincastle
Fincastle Country Club
Limestone County and Mexia Oil Boom Fame in 1920s
The brief notes Limestone County gained fame in the 1920s during the Mexia Texas oil boom, highlighting Mexican Texan oil history and regional notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone County
Mexia
Texas
Community club calendar lists rummage sales and meetings
A long, mixed schedule shows multiple rummage sales at First Church of God and Brushfork venues, plus numerous club, lodge, and church group gatherings across Bluefield area from Tuesday through Friday, including Garden Club, Lions Auxiliary, VFW, IOOF, and WOC activities with specific times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Airport Road
Bland Street
Brushfork
Hilltop Bridge Club
Ridgecrest Road
West
Scenic View
Princeton
Greenbrier Street
St. Mary’s Ecw
Brier
Ywca Blue Triangle Club
Bluefield Lions
la Salute Club
Pocahontas Band
Women’s Christian Mission Society
Church
Littlesburg Road
VFW
Bluefield
Park View Baptist Wmu
Garden Club
Higginbotham
Tazewell
Claypool Hill
Graham Presbyterian Woc Council
Mountain View Church of Christ Circle
Historic Pocahontas Inc
Brushfork Methodist
Bob Harrington
Westminstern Church
Macedonia Shrine
Little Temple
L. Woods
Whp
W. _ Latvala
WOS
Rock
OES
Montcalm Masonic Temple
Y. Thomason
T. Minnick
Redmen and Pocahontas Lodges
Preston Street
Houseguests Entertained In Ceres
Ceres Virginia hosts include the Marvin Clarks and many residents visiting J O Bruce and Dean Kirk families. Ill relatives listed include B M Crabtree from Johnson City and Mrs L D McFarland from Mountain View Convalescent Home Wytheville. The Hanshews visited Ray Tibbs in Bascom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer Gillespie
Kewanee, Ill
C. M. Hanshews
Zeyn Repass
Ray Harner
Ray Foglesongs
C. M. Hanshens
J. K. Foglesong
Crocketts
Ceres
Marvin Clarks
Jackie Neel
Jack Lundy
Patsy Bruce
Bland
J. O. Bruce
John Turley
Wytheville
Charlie Rider
Dean Kirk
Abi
Patricks
Curtis Coxes
Tazewell
Vert Cox
Sherman Cox
Paul Countiss
Abingdon
Ray Harners
B. M. Crabtree
Johnson City
Tenn
Memorial Hospital
Byron Brown
Bluefield
Marvin Mussers
Malin Hospital
L. D. McFarland
Mountain View
Marlin Hanshew
Daniel Hanshew
Ray Tibbs
Bas
Montcalm Club Banquet Highlights Friendship Theme
Mrs. Freda Peters presided at the Montcalm Senior Woman's Club spring banquet at La Salute Club Bluewell. Speakers shared on friendship while Lonnie Bryant provided organ music. Peters received a Woman of the Year pin and corsages. A Southern District Workshop at Concord College July 14 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Peters
Montcalm
la Salute’ Club
Bluewell
Lonnie Bryant
Peters
Bryant
Elbert Jones
Howard Meadows
Bluefield Civic League
Concord College
Tommy Robbins
Jones
Blanche West
Grey Carrico
Montcalm Senior Woman’s Club
la Salute Club
Sam Zeoli
Club Plans Meeting For June 6
The Graham Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday June 6 at 10 a.m. with Mrs Bundy Beard. The program is The New Earth. Mrs Beard will demonstrate ceramic jewelry after the potluck luncheon. May activities included bread dough flowers and Shower Planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Home Demonstration Club
Bundy Beard
Walk
Ralph Stowers
Births of Kinser and Barnhill Daughters in Bluefield
Mr and Mrs Richard Allen Kinser Route 5 Bluefield announce daughter Karla Lynnette born Saturday May 26 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces. Mr and Mrs Ronald Wayne Barnhill Route 2 Bluefield announce first child daughter Crystal Renea born Saturday May 26 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 6 pounds. Mother is former Roseanna Star Gearheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Kinser
Bluefield
Karla Lynnette
Bluefield Sanitarium
Ronald Wayne Barnhill
Crystal Renea
Roseanna Star Gearheart
Macaroni use in cold salad rinse and drain guidance
After cooking macaroni for a cold salad, rinse with cold water to stop cooking and remove starch, then drain thoroughly to prevent sogginess. This quick handling helps maintain texture and prevents clumping in the final dish.
Rebekahs pledge funds to Heart and Cancer Funds
Loyalty Rebekah Lodge 94 met at the Moose Home and voted to donate 15 to the Heart Fund and 15 to the Cancer Fund led by Ruth Harless and Elizabeth Carinelli. Reported on a Charleston meeting. a past sovereign grand master spoke on Lodge membership and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Ruth Harless
Elizabeth Carinelli
Loyalty Rebekah Lodge
Moose Home
Heart Fund
Cancer Fund
Jack McGowan
Roy S. Elam
Charleston
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Lodges
Bread Label Rules Say Loaf Must Be 100 Percent Whole Wheat
A bread label must declare the loaf contains 100 percent whole wheat flour to be labeled as whole wheat. Consumers rely on precise wording as certification of the grain content and quality.
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Bruce Repass
Taneytown, Md
R. A
Lettie) Repass
Florida
J. C. Kidd
Filmore Cassell
Garland Neel
Claude Kidds
Richmond, Va
Faye Hunter
Weatherton
Eddie Tingle
Arlin
Curtis Neel
Loma Tibbs
York Hubble
Richmond
O. M. Hubbles
B. M Crabtrees
C. B. Atwells
Ray Fog
J. R.ie
Percyville
J. H. Foglesongs
Miller Browns
Red Fox
Russell Guild
Bluefield Dance Theatre
Miss Eunice Garrett
Summit
Whis Studios
Montcalm Club
Standing
Jim Shires
Southern District
Montcalm-Bluewell
Federation of Women’s Clubs of
West Virginia
Montcalm Senior Woman's Club
Merrell Crane
Cletus Mabe
Ralph Hall
Robert Vawter
David Wellman
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Johns Hopkins University
Connecticut
ICOF
Rebekah Eye Bank
Janie Whisman
Vessie
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Deskins
Colege Ave
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