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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1960

Page

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Business Women's Circle Meets With Mrs. Carlan

The Business Women's Circle No. 9 met at Mrs. C. B. Carlan’s Bland Road home. Mrs. F. B. Lowe chaired. minutes and finances were reviewed. the project calendar includes a July 21 joint men and women's meeting. Mrs. Mary Bricker discussed James Practical Christian Living. refreshments were served to 14 members and guest Mrs. Crockett.

W. R. Crenshaw James Bricker Lowe Cartan Edith McNeer Crockett

Sour Cream Raisin Pie Meets Mincemeat Twist

A classic sour cream raisin pie receives a savory upgrade by swapping raisins for mincemeat. The result blends tangy creaminess with spiced fruit for a warm holiday inspired dessert with no need to bake a second crust.

Beaver High Events Densely Staged Across Communities

Calendar entries detail multiple events across Bluefield and surrounding areas including a DeMelay family banquet at the Matz Hotel and a degree ceremony at the Masonic Temple. The Beaver High School 45th reunion at the West Virginian Hotel features cocktails, dinner, and dancing.

DeMelay Matz Masonic Temple Beaver High School West Virginian

Quick Sauce for Fried Fish with Onion and Lemon

A quick sauce combines onion and lemon juice stirred into mayonnaise. The recipe yields a tangy topping for fried fish and serves as a simple, ready accompaniment.

Horticulture Topic Garners Interest At GC Meeting

The Town and Country Garden Club held its June meeting at Mrs. J. W. Johnson’s home on Longview Avenue with copostesses Mrs. W. Perkins and Mrs. C. D. O’Brien. Guest speaker W. B. Martin spoke on Horticulture or the Art of Gardening and noted soil building, fertilizing, compost pits, and sprays for flowers and vegetables.

Town and Country Garden Club J. W. Johnson Longview Avenue W. Perkins C. D. O'Brien James T. Browning R. L. Bailey W. B. Martin Garden Club

Father's Day gift guide from West Virginia University extenders

West Virginia University extension home economics specialists recommend clothing gifts for Dad ranging from narrow neckties and sport shirts to golf wear and wash-and-wear work clothes. They note fabric variety from flannels to tropical worsteds, plus options like air conditioned shirts, madras jackets, and walking shorts to suit hobbies and ages.

Morgantown West Virginia University Madras

Committees Appointed At Miss Murphy Rhododendron Club Session

The June Rhododendron Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Burkson's home appointed new-year committees led by President Mrs. Henry McClurg. Members and guests heard speaker Mrs. W W Dickinson discuss local wildflowers and birds and a Gloriosa Daisy plant door prize was won by Mrs. Alba. The group planned a Tuesday June 21 outing to Alba cabin enjoy a pot luck lunch and welcomed new member Mrs. W K Bentley.

Rhododendron Garden Club Jack Burkson Eugene Jones Jr J. C. Walters Jr Daffodil Woodpeckers Clubs Burks Garden Club Henry McClurg Larry Gay C. W. Bartley J. A. Nelson Robert Shumate Lynn Johnson Charles McCloud McClung Garden Council C. H. Allea William Miller Fred White Ways and Means C. G. Thedieck Jr Robert Kelley Walters Louis Capaldini R. T. McLaughlin Bulletin and Conservation C. G. Jones Capaldini National Gardener Alba Cabin W. K Bentley

Women of the Church Hold First Presbyterian pot luck

The Women of the Church at First Presbyterian met for a pot luck program on Believing and Behaving from the Book of John. Mrs. Barnes Crockett opened with prayer as six study groups led by Bible teachers reviewed major points and reports weighed May treasurer's figures.

First Presbyterian Church R. R. Stuart William Leckie Circle No. 1 Barnes Crockett John Boyd Willam Currie Margaret Ann Murphy C. W. Gentry Jr Walter Sanders A. L Johnston Miss Murphy George French Nancy Ruddell

Regular Checkups Prevent Infant Ills and Deafness

A nursemaid era argues costs of doctor visits are justified by prevented disabilities. Case histories show early pediatric exams catch hip dysplasia Tessy wore a cast before favorable outcome, and Lisa’s bladder obstruction corrected by operation led to marked improvement. Early detection and preventive care protect buoyant health for every child.

Tessy Ben Lisa

First Christian Plans DVRS Session

The First Christian Church announces summer Daily Vacation Bible School sessions from June 13 to June 24. Daily hours are 9 to 11 a.m. with the theme Children Pray. Activities include crafts and ceramics with Mrs. John Main assisting. Classes run from nursery to junior department with a long list of teachers and helpers.

The First Christian Church

Juneberry Tree Described as a Rose Family Fruit Plant

The Juneberry is a small fruit tree classified within the rose family. It notes that Juneberry belongs to a rose family group and is a fruit producing plant.

Local Chapel DV Bible School Begins June 13

Thompson Chapel on Cumberland Road will host Vacation Bible School from June 13 to June 13 with daily sessions 9 to 11 30 am. The program includes Bible discussions recreation worship and music led by Rev T Dwight Dickenson and a faculty of church members. Closing exercises are set for Sunday morning.

All Eastern Star Chapter Glenwood Park Rock Chapter BHS Christ Episcopal Church H. H. Stuckman East River Mountain New Beaver High School Cumperland Road DV Bible School Thompson Chapel Cumberland Road Andy Anderson Bible School T. Dwight Dickenson Dickenson Verda Jarrell Oakley Simpson Toney Pedigo J. P. Lacy Henry Shumate Eugene Roland Fred Roland R. K Massie Frank Jarre R. Wade Starling FE. W. Starling

Little Gardens Door Prize Is Picnic Table

The June meeting of The Little Gardens Club was hosted by Mrs. Irwin Sampson with co host Mrs. Gene Joyce. Don Davis of Georgia Lumber Company spoke on lawn and patio furniture and Fred Davis on wood fences. The door prize picnic table and benches donated by Georgia Lumber Company were won by Mrs. John R. Mathee.

Little Gardens Club Irwin Sampson Parkway Gene Joyce Don Davis Georgia Lumber Company Fred Davis Appalachian Lumber Company

Gills Family Attends Anguita Military Academy Exercises

Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gills of Olney Avenue Bluefield Virginia attended the academy commencement. Cadet David Gills won a trophy for best private in the second platoon HK Company for military precision. He plans to enroll for the next school term starting September 19.

Ambrose Gills Ttt Olney Avenue Bluefield Anguita Military Academy David Gills HK Company

WOM Hold Chapter Night On Friendship Academy

Women of the Moose Bluefield chapter hosts Chapter Night at the Friendship Academy with Mrs Gussie Edmunds chairing. Annette Battalino outlines duties for academy members and requirements for the second degree. Officers for 1980 61 are elected with Mrs Annette Battalino senior regent and Mrs Thelma Tibbs junior regent.

Bluefield Women of the Moose Academy of Friendship Gussie Edmunds Annette Battalino Thelma Hale Thelma Tibbs Kathleen Herrison Mar Teague Norah Royal Hale Rattalino Mooseheart Chicago Til

Mooseheart graduation time noted at The Child City

The meeting ends with a social hour hosted by Mrs Edmounds and the hospitality committee. Mooseheart known as The Child City is run by the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose worldwide.

Mooseheart Loyal Order of Moose Women of the Moose

How to portion large potatoes for single servings

If large potatoes are too much for one meal cut them in half lengthwise make cross cut marks about half an inch apart over the cut surfaces and rub with soft butter. Bake in a hot oven.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Business Women’s Circle Carlan C. B. Carlan Bland Road F. B. Lowe Women of the Church Warlick Sponsored By Raleigh County Motorcycle Club W. Va Cumberland Garden Club West Virginia Parlor A Kenneth Addington Bluefield Civic League Appalachian Assembly Room F. M. Wagner G. P. Whiteley Order of Eastern Star Gilmer Foley C. R. Mahoney Princess Pocahontas OES Kathryn Jarvis Blue Grass Garden Club W. E. Gray College Avenue J.S. Bobbitt Princeton Avenue Elm Grove U. S. Navy Moose Heave Duhring Street Church of Westminster Presbyterian Church C. H. Patterson Appalachia Garden Club FE. L. Keesling Bramwell J. C. Smith Jr D. P. Minichan Ross Temp Art Refrigeration Co., Inc Bluefield Ave Abbs Valley Virginia Moore Appalachian Power Company W. W. Dickinson Tom Waddington By Morothy V. Whipple, M.D Alice First Christian Thrells Steve Reeves Marathon Mylene Demongeot Shaffer Maytag CO Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia bAarcer Street Princeton, Weat Little Gardens WOM Friendship Academy Privat Rod Cameron Mary Murphy Monster Bombay Tonite Rt PY SKY Way Drnamsion Eehni Kerwin Mathews, Kathryn Grant Taylor Oy Hangman Lis Sevage En Varter Clann Segale Technicolor Viste Viren Irk Higa Furnishing CO Bluefield, Va Lees Whis-Tv Dee CU Tum Richard Wyler
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