Sandlick WSCS Officers Installed and Local News
Newly elected Sandlick Woman's Society of Christian Service officers planned a June 18 dinner at the parsonage. A rummage sale report triggered a $200 church fund donation. Family news includes a May 27 birth in Washington D C of Monte Kevin Shrader and visits from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandlick
Sandlick Woman’s Society of Christian Serv
K. B. Shrader
HDC
Ray Carson Shrader
Washington, D. C
Monte Kevin
D. C
Shrader
Greenview Circle Names Officers For Monthly Meeting
Greenview Circle One officers were named at the June meeting led by Mrs. John Wiley. Assisting leaders include Mrs. Warren Hypes and Mrs. J L Winfrey as secretary, with roles for treasurer Bible study and visiting committee. The next meeting is July 6 at 1 30 p m at the church.
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Greenview Methodist Circle No
John Wiley
Warren Hypes
J. L. Winfrey
Harold Catron
E. K. Johnston
Nina Thacker
Fred Davidson
Milty Wiley
L. E. Carbaugh
Grace Rigney
Ida Winfrey
Hypes
Maple View
Bluefield - Princeton Road
Johnston
Clifford Edwards
Methodist Woman Magazine
Urban Life
Thacker
Mary Baldwin awards Sullivan honors at 50th reunion
Mary Baldwin College in Staunton Va awarded its Algernon Sydney Sullivan award to Mary Baldwin alumna Mrs. Robert H. Moore for 14 years of service on the college board. A second Sullivan medallion went to Miss Karen Cowsett of Atlanta Ga, a religion and philosophy major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Bluefield
Robert H. Moore
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
Mary Baldwin
Annie Walker St. Clair
Banana Mashing for Tea Bread and Cookies
Slice bananas into a mixing bowl and mash to a pulp using a pastry blender or fork. This quick technique speeds up the readying step for tea bread cake or cookie batters.
Matoaka Community Gatherings and Visits Noted
Matoaka highlights include the Christian Women's Fellowship meeting June 9 at 7 p.m. with President Laura Hartwell presiding and devotion led by C W Sneed. The Wesleyan Service Guild meets June 10 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs W R Davidson's. president J W Davis reports on Buckhannon conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Laura Hartwell
C. W. Sneed
Hartwell
Alma Godfrey
Guild
Summer Rain Inspires Quick Nutty Fruit Loaves
Rainy summer days inspire baking of quick loaves with fruit and nuts. Bake ahead and freeze for easy sandwiches with cream cheese filling on picnic trips.
Grace WSCS Music Program at June Grace Church Meeting
The Grace Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a June meeting in the church. Autoharp and guitar accompanied songs by Mrs. H L Alsabrooks and S R Shupe, with a reading by Mrs. Alsabrooks. Reports covered Isaiah 58, Beckley conference, finances, secretarial notes, and attendance prayers led by Mrs. Boice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
H. L. Alsabrooks
S. R. Shupe
C. F. Reid Jr
Miles Ratcliffe
Lewin Boice
Beckley
Landon Luke
W. H. Long
Bernard Wilkinson
Sident
Kitchen tip warns against cross flavor from plastic lids
A home guidance note explains using plastic covers from coffee cans as spoon rests but warns not to mix spoons used for onions with dessert spoons. Onion odor can transfer and affect flavors.
Births Aboard Bluefield Sanitarium Ledger
Birth announcements list multiple families from Bluefield Virginia and surrounding areas. Shirley Louise Lawson born May 2 weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces. Jeffrey Lane Childress born May 39 weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Quent Robert Baria born May 27 weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Sara McMaster Cauthen born May 2 weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. Garland III Matoaka born weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. Deborah Lee Fry born May 2 weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. Jack Leon III Metcalfe born May 2 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Mothers include Rita Yates, Barbara Hutchins, Frances Manning, and Joan Wilson.
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Stuart Witten Lawson
Tazewell Avenue
Bluefield
Shirley Louise
Bluefield Sanitarium
Ronald Gordon Childress
Route 2
Jeffrey Lane
Rita Gail Yates
Robert Emile Baria Jr
Fincastle Country Club
Quent Robert
Charles Edward Cauthen
Mt. View Avenue
Sara McMaster
Garland Roberts Jr
Route 1
Matoaka
Garland III
Barbara Ann Hutchins
James William Fry
Old Athens Road
Princeton
Deborah Lee
Frances Elaine Manning
Jack Leon
Calfe Jr
Shenandoah Avenue
Jack Leon III
Joan Carole Wilson
Guests in Ceres Virginia Show a Busy Social Scene
Mrs Dewey Wilson hosts guests including Harry Wilson of Dayton Ohio W N Wilson of Roanoke Annie Scott Johnson Edith Scott Tucker of Anaheim Calif Ben Sutter of Issaquah Wash Myrtle Foglesong returns home after winter with daughter Robert Scott in Crockett Va William Bevil returns from Chitwood Hospital Wytheville Va Archie Atwell and son visit mother Evert Box in Marion Va Rob Scott J K Foglesong Mary Stowers and Ray Fogiesong visit Burkes Garden Va Bane Anderson hosts Jim from New York and A W McNeals from Bland Va Henry Groseclose and two daughters of Richmond Va visit Bland Va
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Dayton McCann
Derby
Ohio
R. E. Neal
Margaret Neal
Narrows
Clayton Condry
Seth
Cecil, Vance
Sam Davis
Jerry Featherton
Cleveland
Wesley Matthews
Hubert
N. C
Lonnie Shrewsbury
Blake Pacitto
Teddy Akers
Williard
Martinsville
Billy Hodges
Portsmouth
B. Copen
Morris
Elbert Wood
Jimmy
Herbert Caldwell
Ezra Wood
Basil Dodd
Coal City
Fred Hazelwood
Frederick
Floyd Tolliver
Marion Hazelwood
David
Sue
Stanley Johnson
Pima
Ariz
Kelle Neal
Ruth Sarver
Matoaka
Ceres
Dewey Wilson
Harry Wilson
Dayton
W. N. Wilson
Roanoke
Annie Scott Johnson
Edith Scott Tucker
Anaheim
Calif
Ben Sutter
Issaquah
Wash
Myrtle Foglesong
Robert Scott
Crocket
William Bevil
Chitwood Hospital
Wytheville
Archie Atwel
Evert Box
Marion
Rob Scott
J. K. Foglesong
Mary Stowers
Bland, Va
Ray Fogiesongs
Burkes Garden
Bane Anderson
Jim
New York
A. W. McNeals
Henry Groseclose
Richmond, Va
Daughters of America Rally Held at Princeton
District 9 of Daughters of America gathered for the 1966 rally in Princeton with Mt. Laurel Council No. 53 hosting. Open session led by Mrs. Beatrice Ingle. State Councilor Mrs. Jo Anne Boles spoke. district officers presided. reports by Mrs. Nancy Humphreys. balloting by Layland Council No. 23. donations to Home and Orphans Fund. gifts to state officers. Layland to host next meeting.
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Daughters of America
Princeton
Mt. Laurel
Hallie Belcher
Helena Treadway
State Inside Sentinel
Inge
Trixie Hill
Layland Council
Boles
PSC
Treadway
NCM
Hill
Home and Orphans Fund
Judy Nichols
Dunbar
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Sandlick Wscs
Rex Hurst
Ray Arthur
Lance Bowman
Viet Nam
Harry Shut
Roger James
Sidney Ratcliff
Alfred Lowe
H. L. Harshbargers
A. G. Lowe
Montcalm
Cloyd Lynch
William Harold II
William H. Rose
Clifton Forge
Ernest Lester
Rose Home
Greenview Circle
Edgemont Baptist Church
Vicki Webb
Linda
Brenda Smith
Fairmont Street
Linda Smith
Alice Thornhill
Claudia Hale
Rita Payne
Mary Ruth Boyd
Miss Webb
H. M. Moore
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance
Beneficial Finance Co
Federal Street
Chamber of Commerce
Matoaka Cwf
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ashworth Memorial Methodist Church
W. R. Davidson
J. W. Davis
Buckhannon
Garland Roberts
W. D. Hutchens
E. H. Foley
Minnie Lucas
Irene Cook
J. S. Foley
W. P. Harmen
G. W. Anderson
Miami
Fla
Boone
Michigan
A. J. Davis
Boone and
Lenoir
F. S. Spence
Russell Spence
Gary
Edward Sarver
Richmond
Ordie Hylton
Hyltons
Alfred Lewes
Jesse
Dwight Robertson
Arlington
Gus_ Robertson
Margaret Meadows
C. B. Bowling
Mullens
Walter Burton
Bloomfield, N. J
Gussie Burton
Dempsey Kilburn
Clarence Ivan Butte
Ington
Co. I. Butte Jr
Gene Basham
Annandale
Emmet Bowling
Earl Basham
E. N. Hawks
White Plain
N. Y
N. C. Hawks
Douglas Hawks
H. P. Mitchell
Keystone
Etta Wood
Ima Williams
Pipestem
Roby Carter
Chicago
Ill
Blake Farmer
Logan
Goodykoontz Rexall Store
Bland and
2 WAY
Rorer
Grace Wscs
J. B. Hensley
The
Kroger Co
Leon
Campbell’s Tomato
Kroger
Kandy
Mrs. Wilson
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