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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
3
A daughter, Tambra Dawn, was born May 27 at the Bluefield San Itarium to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Dean Linkous Jr. of Mate. The baby weighed 4 pounds 4 ounces.
Gene Basham of Wood Vase Delachat spoke on conditioning of flowers at the Rhododendron Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs Charles Macleod and co hostess Mrs Paul Thomas Jr. He described cutting stems slantwise, cooling water, and methods for woody stalks and milky sap.
Sadie Doggett bride elect of Sidney Wike was honored with a dessert bridge and kitchen shower at Lacy Edwards home on Monterey Hill. Co hosts included Mrs. C. C. Warren and Mrs. Charles Nichols. Pink and white decor featured bridal slipper tables. Prizes went to Mrs. R. W. Culler high score, Mrs. C. P. Keyes bingo, and Mrs. Jake Barbarie low score. She received a white shasta carnation corsage and an electric tea pot.
Circle No. 2 of Greenview Methodist Church met at Mrs. George Gilliam's home with nine members and seven guests. Mrs. Flassie Bowles led devotions. Officers appointed: Reba Smith assistant leader Nina Thacker secretary Orpha Creasy treasurer Lucille Shields cards and letters Rebecca Moore coupon Bowles devotional Ada Lee Robinson book study. Ways and means: Edna Caffee Creasy. Plan December and May parties to recruit new members. Creasy to host next meeting.
All circles of Circles First Presbyterian Church meet Wednesday June 11. No. 4 with Mrs W P Eaton at Orchard Heights 1 30 p.m. No. 5 in Church House with Mrs J A Hammond 1 30 p.m. No. 6 with Mrs S C Bowen 406 South Mercer 7 45 p.m. No. 7 with Mrs W H Pool 314 College Avenue 5 p.m. No. 8 with Mrs T L Brown 402 Parkway 1 30 p.m. No. 10 with Mrs R L Clarkson 1624 Augusta 7 45 p.m. No. 11 with Misses Jessie and Sallie Graham 216 S College Bluefield Va 1 30 p.m. No. 9 Thursday June 12 with Mrs C B Carlan Jr 2514 Bland Road Miss Ediy McNeer Co Hostess Mrs C H Cassell 7 30 p.m. No 1 Wednesday June 18 with Mrs G P Whiteley 822 Albemarle 10 00 a.m. No 2 Wednesday June 18 at the Church with Mrs Barnes Crockett 12 15 p.m. No 3 Wednesday June 18 at the Church with Mrs C T McCurdy 12 15 p.m.
Mrs. Larry Garner hosted a daytime tea for her fellow former classmates in Knoxville Tennessee. The event gathered women recently back from college or newly married at the home of Mrs. Phil Howe in the Mar Lee Apartments on College Avenue. Lynn Cole, Mrs. Garner, and Mrs. Erlene Walk Branch were pictured at the tea table with the decorated setting.
Calendar list of events for Bluefield and Cumberland Garden Clubs with details of venues on Bland Road Mercer Street and Oakhurst, notes about the Bluefield Virginia Council of Church Women meeting at the Municipal Library and plans for fall programs. The schedule includes luncheon at Mrs A J Lubliner and co hostesses, plus a Rose Garden tour near Mrs H D Smith.
Pocahontas Virginia residents hosted visitors from Maryland, Florida, and elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Peters returned from Hot Springs Arkansas after a month away. Several guests traveled from Baltimore and Charleston to visit local families over the weekend.
A daughter Laura Ellen born May 26 to Mr and Mrs Billy Mack Clements Switchback. Baby 9 pounds. Mother formerly Dorothy Marie Sage. A daughter Linda Diane born May 26 to Mr and Mrs Oscar Perkins Crystal. Baby 7 pounds 4 1/2 ounces.
A reader argues bluegrass is the ideal grass for northern Great Plains lawns, praising its appearance and suitability to the region's climate and soil conditions.
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