Trinity Group Plans Youth Fellowship Elections at Church
The Older Youth Fellowship of Trinity Methodist Church held its first conference meeting at the Hill home to prepare for officer elections next week at Trinity Church 5 30 p m. A president vice president secretary treasurer fellowship chair and publicity chair will be chosen after a barbequed snack supper at the parsonage 401 Albemarle Street. Attendees included Debbie Watts Russell Taylor Deedy Hill Jerry Thompson Kathy Hughes Lynn McCue Barbara Bailey Bill Deitz Jimmy Getgood Dan Edwards Carolyn Barnett Terry Smith Patricia Baldwin Dan Bailey and advisers Rev Bill Deel and Jack Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Bill Deel
Albemarle Street
Debbie Watts
Russell Taylor
Deedy Hill
Jerry Thompson
Kathy Hughes
Lynn McCue
Barbara Bailey
Bill Deitz
Jimmy Getgood
Dan Edwards
Carolyn Barnett
Terry Smith
Patricia Baldwin
Dan Bailey
Jack Coleman
Hill
Mrs Max Rouse Visits Son in Washington DC
Mrs. Max Rouse of Morristown Tennessee formerly of Ashland has been visiting her son Ralph Rouse in Washington DC.
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Max Rouse
Morristown, Tenn
Ashland
Ralph Rouse
Washington, D. C
Consumer Question Box: 2 for prices and checkers fees
The Better Business Bureau does not advise on this problem as it is not illegal or unethical. Retail prices do not reveal wholesale costs or profit margins and two items labeled the same price may have different cost structures.
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Checkers
Better Business Bureau
Greens for a Tossed Salad
A large head of Boston lettuce and half a head of watercress will yield enough greens for a tossed salad. The instructions note ample greens for a single serving.
Music Students In Recital At First Baptist Church
Mrs. Robert S. Smith presented a recital titled Scenes in Childhood Present and Past at First Baptist Church with a reception afterwards. Pink floral décor and pink punch accompanied cookies and mints as students performed in three sections. Performers included Bob Brandt Joey Begley Daryl Thomas Dawn Davidson and others across Childhood Present and Past segments.
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Robert S. Smith
First Baptist Church
Bob Brandt
Joey Begley
Daryl Beth Thomas
Dawn Davidson
Karen
Dawn Clarkson
Martha Cooper
Rebecca Crouch
Nancy Lockhart
Kathy Charlton
Carolyn Griffith
Paige Bryan
Cathy Leffel
Guild Program at WCC Meeting Honors Ecumenical Movement
Trinity Methodist Katie Bell Wesleyan Service Guild president Mrs. Robert Martin led the June gathering at Mrs. Ralph Carter’s home on Ohio Street. She reviewed The Ecumenical Movement in Review focusing on the World Council of Churches. A meditation by Mrs. Tom Atkinson used Psalm 23. Three guests joined: Mrs. T. C. Farmer, Mrs. Harold Mann, and Mrs. Douglas Harman. A July picnic was planned.
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Robert Martin
Trinity Methodist
Katie Bell Wesleyan Service Guild
Ralph Carter
Ohio Street
World Council of Churches
Tom Atkinson
T. C. Farmer
Harold Mann
Douglas Harman
New Garden Club Organized and Names Proposed
The Little Gardens Club sponsors a new garden club at its charter meeting. Members set a monthly meeting date the first Monday, discussed club by laws to be voted on in July, and evaluated three proposed names by the State Garden Club Executive Secretary in Charleston. Nine members attended, led by President Mrs Paul Udy with three other members.
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NEW Garden Club
Little Gardens Club
Sam Addington
Fairfield
David Katz
David Shields
State Garden Club
Charleston
Paul Udy
W. K. Lindsey
K. S. Addington
R. H. Mitchell
End of Year Virginia Asher Bible Council Meets
The Virginia Asher Bible Council held its final 1965 66 meeting featuring officer elections. New officers include Mrs Ruth first vice president Miss Sonia Boyd second vice president and Miss Eve Counts re elected. A social dinner followed with 20 members present and awards for perfect attendance noted for Miss Virginia Buchanan and Mrs Lorraine Buchanan.
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Virginia Asher Bible Council
Alma Morris
Mandeline Volkovich
Ruth
Sonia BO
Josephine Kirby
Eve Counts
Miss Morris
Virginia Buchanan
Pride Watson
Volkovich
Zela Roberts
Pearl Steele
Hazel Tosh
H. H. Kirby
Thelma Motley
Lorraine Buchanan
Ruth Sage
Bernice Easter
Junior Hi Dance Set at BCC
The Bluefield Country Club schedules a junior high dance with The Chants providing music. The event occurs on Wednesday June 15 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m.
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Bluefield Country Club
Birth of Gregory Scott Howerton in Bluefield
Mr and Mrs Michael Gregory Howerton of Lashmeet welcome their first child a son Gregory Scott born Wednesday June 1 in Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces Mother is Linda Lou Reed formerly
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Michael Gregory Howerton
Lashmeet
Gregory Scott
Bluefield Saniarium
Linda Lou Reed
Wednesday Calendar of Local Club Meetings and Events
The schedule lists a morning rummage sale at 338 Princeton Avenue by the Golden Age Club and a sewing session at Christ Episcopal Churchwomen. Afternoon gatherings include Bluefield Old Guards, Bluewell HDC, College Avenue Baptist, and West Graham Community Club, with evening events from YWCA Duplicate Bridge, Women of the Moose, and GIA at Eagles Hall.
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Golden Age Club
Princeton Avenue
Christ Episcopal
Barney Parkey
Paul Whittaker
College Avenue
Elizabeth Hale Circle
A. J. Perkins
Walton Avenue
West Graham
Vacation Bible School at Calfee Memorial Church Sets June Dates
Calfee Memorial Christian Church announces Vacation Bible School with closing exercise on June 19 at 7 30 p m. Theme God Lives Today. Classes run nursery to adults and include a cook-out on June 17. Directed by Mrs James A Dickerson with assistants and teachers across nursery to adult classes.
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Clafee Memorial Christian Church
James A. Dickerson
John A Lawrence
Viola Massie
Susan Mullins
Cribbery
Brenda Poole
Barbara Bailey
Jane Burton
Joyce Chandler
Betty Bailey
Cora Steele
Marilyn Hypes
Lillie Mae Brooks
Helen Caffee
Jenny Grant
Rev. Dickerson
MYF Presents Musical Program At Ebenezer Birthday Dinner
The Ebenezer Methodist Youth Fellowship held its annual birthday dinner with a musical program. Susie Johnson presided, Mrs. Blake Jones counseled, and judges included Mesdames Wallace Rebuck and Thomas Stowers. Proceeds fund MYF missions and church projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Jones
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Susie Johnson
Johnston
Richard Jones
Mesdames Wallace Rebuck
Thomas Stowers
Eddie Wendle
Glenn Perry
MYF
Ebenezer Myf
St. Clair Hall
Hallowe'en
Connie Ruble
Wimmer Couple Welcome Son Morris Gilbert in Bluefield
Mr and Mrs Dennis Wimmer of Route 3 Bluefield announce the birth of their son Morris Gilbert born Saturday May 28 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces.
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Dennis Wimmer
Route 3
Bluefield
Morris Gilbert
Bluefield Sanitarium
Births in Anawalt and Matoaka for 1955
Mr and Mrs Thomas Charles Martin of Anawalt announce the birth of their first child a son Thomas Charles Jr born Sunday May 29 at Bluefield Sanitarium weight 7 pounds 12 ounces The mother is Cheryle Irene Parks Mr and Mrs Chester Dale Dale Church of Matoaka announce the birth of their son Chester Dale Jr born Monday May 30 at Bluefield Sanitarium weight 7 pounds 2 ounces The mother is Mary Alice Cecil
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Thomas Charles Martin
Anawalt
Thomas Charles Jr
Bluefield Sanitarium
Cheryle Irene Parks
Chester Dale Dale Church
Matoaka
Chester Dale Jr
Mary Alice Cecil
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Ted Marchal
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Charles Hardison
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James McMullin III
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Trinity Group
Trinity Methodist Church
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Union Street
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Paula Whitley
Martha Shumaker
Brenna Worley
WCC
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C. M. Nowlin
Hawaii
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GIA
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Princeton Ave
Westgate Shopping Center
Roanoke
T. M. Hercules Powder Co
Warlick Furniture Store
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