Matches In Today's Tourney At Bluefield Country Club
The third round of the June Handicap Tournament for the Bluefield Country Club Women’s Golf Association begins at 9 a.m. with Belcher versus Brooks, Meem against Baker, and Elliott facing Clark.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
5
The third round of the June Handicap Tournament for the Bluefield Country Club Women’s Golf Association begins at 9 a.m. with Belcher versus Brooks, Meem against Baker, and Elliott facing Clark.
Nebo Virginia relatives entertain and visit family members across states including Washington DC Richmond Baltimore Tampa and Marion. several graduates of Rich Valley high school are named along with service member Sgt Harlow Dillman at Camp Gordon and others visiting and staying with local families.
The YWCA Business and Professional Girls' club was entertained with a carry in dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Ratliff W Johnson and son Brent in Double Gates Bluefield Virginia. There were 12 members and guests present including Mrs L D Mattox A D Carter Alfred White and the hosts. Invocation was given by Effie Carter.
The June meeting on Preston street featured demonstrations and a lunch period. Prayers were offered by Loren e Surface India Knight and Frances Ramage, conducted by Christine Goins. Members planned a rummage sale social for June 20 in Peterstown and a cookbook project. Frances Ramage spoke on decorating soap while India Knight showed hemmed dresses.
Sp 4 Harold Hawkins Jr of the U S Army stationed at Fort Bragg Ky is visiting his parents. The item notes a cooking tip that when recipes call for large eggs use 2 ounce eggs.
Mrs. James C. Bailey of Rock and Miss Marcella Dee Whitlock of Bluefield joined 123 CT A presidents and representatives at Glenville State College for the pres idents conference. WV CTA leaders outlined aims, with Miss Mabel Nichols named Teacher of the Year and workshops held on committee activities.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Bailey Methodist Church sponsors a turkey dinner at Camp Joy on Bluefield Tazewell road Friday June 19 from 5 to 7 30 p m with 125 servings planned including turkey cranberry sauce dressing gravy apples slaw potatoes green beans celery pickles bread coffee and cake Proceeds benefit and children served at half price Contact Mrs Nick Hodock Route 2 North Tazewell Va for details. Ever add a little grated lemon rind to plain muffin batter.
Members of the Fine Arts Department of the Bluefield Woman's club heard Mrs Ben G Lilly discuss Shakespeare during the June meeting introduced by Mrs George Fox She traced Shakespeare life painting facts and noted his father's wish for him to be an actor She noted plays Hamlet As You Like It The Merchant of Venice and The Tempest and that the first American Hamlet was John Howard Payne The group met at the Y Center with refreshments after the program
Mrs. John Fanning and Mrs. James Stafford attend the National Junior Women’s Club Convention in Atlantic City as delegates of the larger JWC. Mrs. Stafford serves as club president and Mrs. Fanning as Southern District Federation president. Other items mention visits in Athens by Clyde Fields family, Welch and Bluefield girls, and health-related returns from Cabell Huntington hospital Bluefield Sanitarium Welch hospital.
At the June meeting led by Mrs. Douglas Crickmer delegates and chairmen were named for committees including Crippled Children and Red Cross. Dr. David Bell spoke on Blood Banks and Donors, noting 32 million pints used yearly and describing bank types and supply methods.
The June Let s Talk About article highlights general fund agencies including Stillman College General Council TRAV and the Presbyterian School of Special Education for lay workers. Circles held meetings with potluck suppers and taped programs while summer recess continued for WOC. Visitors to the World s Fair and family travel noted.
A Wednesday schedule lists Bluefield groups including Old Guards speaker E. Mann at 10 15 am and various circles and clubs. Elizabeth Hale circle visits 1 30 pm while Trinity WSCS meets 2 pm with leaders at 629 Albermarle street. Evening events include a 6 30 pm Christian fellowship installation and a 8 pm wives club gathering.
Pocahontas Virginia Woman's Missionary Society met at the Pocahontas Baptist church led by president Mrs L L Burton. Members presented Awakening Brazil with readings poems and prayers and discussed 75th Anniversary goals earning an achievement award from the Women's Missionary Union. Next meeting is June 17 at 11 am for missionary book study.
Mrs. Keith Chambers attends the Virginia Federation of Music Clubs board meeting in Charlottesville to organize a new WFMC administration. Mrs. A G Williams, president, presides with Mrs. Louise C Whittington present as companion to Chambers.
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