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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1962

Page

3

Shannon ORFG Holds Installation in Pineville

In Pineville at the Masonic Hall the Fred Shannon Rainbow for Girls installed Randy Neal as worthy advisor. Neal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Neal, graduates Pineville High School and held multiple honors in clubs and bands. About 60 guests attended and a social period followed.

Pineville Fred Shannon Bly Order of Rainbow Masonic Hall Randy Neal Eugene Neal Pineville High School Minuteman Club National Honor Society CORFG Grand Assembly Charleston Grand Cross of Color Dottie Worrell Linda Rider Charity Donna Smith Hope Judy Farley Claudia Grosse Karolyn Neal Brenda Sherman Judy Cook Judy Beckelheimer Mary Ann Crews Deanna Elenburg Fidelity Anita Cook Sandra Bowles Pam Lyons Confidential Observer Reba Christian Outer Observer Maribea Matney Linda Sherman Betty Prime Kathy Shoemaker Brenda Lowe Wanda Gray Judy Ross BE Neal Faye Grosse Oscar Goode Elizabeth Kuhn Edythe Ross

Buffet Plate with Potato Salad and Colorful Peppers

A description of a buffet presentation features a mound of potato salad on a platter surrounded by curling chicory leaves and arranged thin rings of red and green peppers to create alternating color bands.

Maybury Methodist recital showcases student duets and solos

Maybury pupils of Mrs. Mary Ofsa presented a June piano recital at Maybury Methodist Church. Performers included Mrs. Ofsa with Johnny Zachweija and multiple duets and solos by Doris Quizenberry Debbie Lacy Susan King Joy King Barbara Jean Nassif Tommy Blevins Rebecca Eastone Martha Sue King and others. All participants hailed from Maybury.

Maybeury Maybuery Methodist Church Mary Ofsa Doris Quizenberry Mrs. Offa Dancing Bear Debbie Lacy Francis Musolin Mrs. Ofsa Susan King Lord Jesus Joy King Camptown Rink Queen Joyce Turnell Barbara Jean Nassif Tommy Blevins Rebecca Eastone Martha Sue King

BWC Sponsors Ten Children To Camp

The Bluefield Woman's Club met Friday at the Y center with President Mrs. Ben G. Lilly in charge. She thanked the American Homes Department and asked Mrs. B H Williams to present Salvation Army Camp Joy needs. The club voted to sponsor seven more children, totaling ten, and toured the new headquarters.

Bluefield Woman's Club Y Center Ben G. Lilly American Homes Department Lilly B. H. Williams Salvation Army Joy Williams

Calendar of VFW and local events in Bluefield area

Saturday schedule lists VFW Auxiliary rummage sales at 105 Bluefield Avenue and 842 Bland Street, Bluefield Country Club dance with Paul Watkins, West Virginia Society Daughters of Colonial Wars meeting and luncheon, UDC Travellers District meeting at First Methodist Church Princeton, Bluefield Chapter transport from 714 Edgewood Road, VFW Pinnacle Auxiliary at YM YW Youth Center, Macedonia Shrine practice at Masonic Temple, and BPOE Elks dance with The Townsmen at Elks Hall.

Valley WC Bland Street Bluefield Country Club Paul Watkins E. L. Chalkley West Virginia Society Daughters of Colonial Wars UDC First Methodist Church Princeton Bluefield T. FE. Vass Edgewood Road

East End Baptist DVBS In Progress

Vacation Bible School at East End Baptist Church runs through Friday June 15 with sessions 9 to 12. Programs include Bible study memory work music and games. Commencement is set for Thursday night June 14 at 7 30 with staff listed across several age groups.

East End Baptist Church W. W. Judy John Caldwell Virginia Duff B. A. Williams Audra Price H. P. Baldwin A. N. Morris

Cooks Debate Shrimp Simmer Methods Then Choose Best

Some cooks prefer open pans simmering shrimp in seasoned water while others favor a tightly covered pot. Try both methods and pick the one that gives the best results.

GS Training Session Set for Beaver Pond District Camp

Two day staff training June 11 12 from 10 am to 3 pm at the Davidson House Bluefield City Park prepares for the Girl Scout Day Camping opening. Miss Betti Sue Hedrick directs with focus on basic camping skills camp government and policies arts crafts and programs. Camp opens June 18 at 9 30 am with check in at the Davidson House for unit assignments in the woodland area.

Beaver Pond Huckleberry Hill Davidson Davidson House Woodland Mesdames Leonard Scott Ted Shaffer Carlos Shrewsbury Robert Kitter Truman Spraker Russel Dewitt Milton Jones Guy Haynes Elizabeth Newman Ethel Putnam Ralph Ryburn Marie Nash Sandra Lilly Woodley Tyree Jeanne Fleshman Brenda Wisdom Madline Conley Elizabeth Francis McGonagle Annie Mahood Sanda Ryburn Montcalm Troop No. 158 Phyllis Pradich Beverly Crane Mary Louise’ Cravens Martha Foy Deborah Hicks Deborah Robbins Brenda Shrewsbury Ellen Webb Brenda White Debby Webb Jennifer Welland Janet Belcher

Circle meets at Bluefield church on Christian relations

The Anne Dwyer Circle of Memorial Baptist Church Bluefield Virginia gathered with Mrs C Spurgeon for a program by Mrs H R Hurst on Being Christian in Human Relations from James 4. Mrs M R Lou man offered prayer. A picnic was planned for July. A social hour shower honored Shirley Plaster bride elect of Ernest Kinder. Guests included Darlene Plester and several attendees shared refreshments.

Anne Dwyer Memorial Baptist Church Bluefield Spurgeon H. R. Hurst M. R. Louman Shirley Plaster Ernest Kinder Darlene Plester Mesdames M. R. Louthan Margaret Bourne W. C. Davis Davidson Alfred Ball O. G. Plaster

Chervil Adds Intriguing Flavor to Wide Salad Range

Chervil introduces a subtle delicate flavor to a diverse array of salads. The herb blends well with greens tomatoes and cucumbers and enhances vinaigrette based dressings. Its bright anise like notes lift the overall salad profile.

Miss Charlene Burgoyne Presides Rainbow Assembly Meeting

New Rainbow for Girls leader Miss Charlene Burgoyne presided at her first Blue Field Assembly No. 48 meeting in the Masonic Temple. Maureen McHaffa read minutes, Diana Post presented the flag, and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited along with “America.”

Charlene Burgoyne Bluefield Assembly No. 48 Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Maureen McHaffa Diana Post America Anna Yost Grand Assembly Charleston Ethel Little Edna McCoy Mae Pace Dorothy Cromer Charles Burgoyne Fannie Lou Trenor Miss Burgoyne Terri Catron Thomas Catron

Attending Rite In Powhatan For Varalli Romeo

Out of town guests attend the 10 am Nuptial Mass for Miss Rose Grace Varalli and Joseph Phillip Romeo at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Powhatan. Guests include Ed Karl and Mrs Karl Mark of Springlake Heights New Jersey and others from Tena fly Farrment Mullens Roanoke Newport News Charleston and Kingsport Teen.

Rose Grace Varalli Joseph Phillip Romeo Sacred Heart Catholic Church Powhatan Ed Karl Richard Karl Mark Springlake Heights N. J Louie Arluna Mary Uglione Tenafly Bernard Johnston Kingsport Josephine Parriott Hundred John Romeo Kathleen Johnny Farrment Joe Panterra Mary Ann Joseph Phillip Charleston Frank Liuzzo Mullens Lee Burgess Becky Roanoke Leonard Barber Newport News

Hankins Lacey Wedding Draws Out of Town Guests

Out of town guests are arriving for the wedding of Miss Sandra Lou Hankins and Donald Pat Lacy at Virginia Avenue Methodist Church in Bluefield Virginia. Guests include Mr and Mrs Porter Stafford Carol and Ronald, Mr and Mrs Robert Lacy Narrows VA, Mr and Mrs R C Hankins Roanoke VA, Warren Hankins University Miss, Mr and Mrs Paul Price Nancy and Paula Saltville VA, Mrs J B Hankins and Mr and Mrs Edward Hankins Cedar Bluff VA, Barney Bushman Waynesboro VA, Bobby Bailey Point Pleasant, Mr and Mrs Tony Miano Montgomery, Mr and Mrs Robert Mackey Baltimore MD, Mr and Mrs Delbert Lacy Columbus OH, and Mr and Mrs Glen Waddell Tazewell VA.

Sandra Lou Hankins Donald Pat Lacy Virginia Avenue Methodist Church Bluefield Porter Stafford Carol Ronald Robert Lacy Narrows R. C. Hankins Roanoke Warren Hankins University Miss Paul Price Nancy Paula Saltville J. B. Hankins Edward Hankins Cedar Bluff Barney Bushman Waynesboro Bobby Bailey Point Pleasant Tony Miano Montgomery Robert Mackey Baltimore Delbert Lacy Columbus Ohio Glen Waddell Tazewell

Sausage Dishes Grilled Over Wood Charcoal Briquets

Any hearty sausage grilled over wood charcoal briquets is a satisfying main dish served with charcoal baked potatoes. Try the plump smoky seasoned wursts of all kinds. Turn with tongs on the cooking rack to avoid piercing the skin. Red cabbage cole slaw or kale make good accompaniments. Wrap frankfurters in bacon before broiling for extra flavor.

Mercer County Plans 1963 Centennial Program

Mercer County Centennial Committee outlines rapid plans for 1963 events. A county fund drive targets about 74 dollars per person, with 50 percent to the state and 50 percent kept locally. Proposals include a county float, a county historical museum center, a Queen contest, and a state aligned celebration schedule.

Mercer County West Virginia Seurmtu Vn Swern Masort Dan Wells Green Valley Bluefield Princeton Wells Carl R. Sullivan West Virginia Centennial Commission Janet Caffee Walter Dempsey East River District Ray Barnett Weiss

Lilly Family Reunion Scheduled for June in Princeton

A Lilly family reunion for the late John B. Lilly and Vic Elizabeth Lilly is set for June 15 16 and 17 at Mrs. P. S. Lilly's home on North Walker Street Princeton. Attendees include Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Lilly and Mrs. C. C. Hedrick of Richmond Virginia and many others from Narrows Bluefield Bradenton Norfolk Norfolk and Charleston with relatives across several towns.

John B. Lilly Vic Elizabeth Lilly Athens P. S. Lilly North Walker Street Princeton A. S. Lilly C. C. Hedrick Richmond, Va E. C. Carr John A. Carr Narrows, Va J. P. Lilly Charleston Mack Lowe Bradenton Fla Mary Lilly Norfolk, Va James Perry Peterstown Harvey Amos Bluefield Susie Brammer Paul Broyles

Maidenform to mark 40th anniversary with open house

Maidenform Inc celebrates 40 years of manufacturing in Princeton with an open house on June 14 and 15 from 1 to 3 p.m. guided tours will run both days. An employee picnic at Glenwood Park Friday will include games contests and a square dance for about 100 invited guests. The plant employs around 400 with a third tenure of ten years or more. Maidenform workers are part of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. When founded in 1922 the company helped launch modern bras as the foundation industry grew from 15 million to over 600 million dollars annually.

Princeton Maidenform, Inc Samuel L. Laufer Glenwood Park

Appraisers Named in Route 20 Condemnation Case

An order appoints John Cleghon Albert Bailey Fred Crawford Charles Turner and Milton Woolwine as commissioners to value land belonging to A H and Ruth Carr and Appalachian Power Co defendants in a Route 20 condemnation by the State Road Commission. The land viewing is set for July 13. Lilly Ice and Bottling Works sues Savage Construction Co for 1003.68 dollars in overdue payment.

John Cleghon Albert Bailey Fred Crawford Charles Turner Milton Woolwine A. H Ruth Carr Appalachian Power Co State Road Commission Lilly Ice & Bottling Works Savage Construction Co

Burgesss Announce Birth of Karin Ann

Mr and Mrs R D Burgess of Princeton announce the birth of their second child a daughter Karin Ann born May 29 at Memorial Hospital. She weighed six pounds three ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs A J Ellis of Princeton and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R D Burgess Sr of Roanoke Va formerly of Princeton. The Burgesses have one other child David Dwayne age 2.

R. Davidson Burgess Tenth St Princeton Karin Ann Memorial Hospital Mternal A. J. Ellis R. D. Burgess Sr Roanoke, Va Burgesses David Dwayne

Williams Masonic Chapter Elects New Officers

Mrs. Bernice Huffman retires as worthy matron of Princeton Chapter 53 OES. Frances Williams becomes worthy matron as Otho Thompson and others are elected to key posts. Installation set for June 19, with a postmeeting hymn sing organized by the Huffmans and George.

Bernice Huffman Princeton Order of the Eastern Star Masonia Temple Huffman Frances Williams Williams Otho Thompson Mary Lee Turner Dan Turner Barbara Stovall Jo Ann Catron J. M. Okes Maron Masonic Lodge George Huffman Jim Edmonds Charlie Ealy

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