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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

6

Grand Chapter Honors OES Leader in Virginia

OES No 102 announces Grand Officer marshal of the Grand Chapter of Virginia is escorted to the East with a welcoming reception. Mary Mac Guire and Ear nestine Brewster receive appointments as representatives and publicity committee member. Communications from Janie Willis and M Jackson Angle quoted. Endowment Fund is the special project. banquet planned for August 6 and a Grand Officers breakfast on August 7.

Virginia Mary MacGuire South Dakota Earnestine Brewster Janie Willis St. Paul M. Jackson Angle Roanke Ed McGuire Nancy Hedrick Mable Frazier Edna Turner Hazel Hedrick

Garden Club Reviews Year and Plans for New Club

Mrs. Paul Udy, president of the Little Gardens Club, detailed a year of member activities including Yard of the Month awards four times, therapy programs, garden visitations, and horticulture, conservation, and flower arranging programs. The group placed flowers at the Y Center in April and organized a new garden club. Mrs. Herbert Light outlined goals for the new year, while Mrs. R. H. Mitchell announced a constitutional revision. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Baron Cornet in Princeton to visit Dr. Dan Hale's tree project. Mrs. K. S. Addington hosted a 16-member buffet luncheon.

Paul Udy Little Gardens Club Y Center Herbert Light R. H. Mitchell Baron Cornet Princeton Dan Hale K. S. Addington

Club Reports Plantings for All America City Bluefield

Members of the Town and Country Garden Club reported at the June meeting on red, white, and blue petunias planted in Parkway Circle to enhance Bluefield as an All America City. They agreed to send one child to Camp Joy. The president opened with a garden club prayer and readings followed, including a meditation on David and a poem. Hostesses served coconut cake.

Town and Country Garden Club Parkway Circle Bluefield Camp Joy R. F. Wayland West Virginia Garden Club R. L. Bailey W. M. Tucker Garden Council National Gardener

Investing in Income Properties Advice From The Bank

The columnist urges investors to consult local experts before buying rental property. She notes banks employ investment officers who tailor guidance to personal situations and advise seeking a lawyer to navigate real estate transactions.

Bride Elect Honored In St Paul Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. John Alf Muse and Mrs. Darwin Gillenwater hosted a bridge luncheon at the St Paul Hotel for Miss Catherine Matthews bride elect of Robert Felix Gillespie Jr. of Lebanon Virginia. Prizes went to Mrs. Anna Barbee high score and Mrs. David Young second, with Mrs John W Gillespie of Tazewell winning bingo. Out of town guests included several Gillespies from Tazewell and Lebanon. The hosts presented Miss Matthews a gift of hem stitched linen pillowcases and a white carnation corsage.

ST. Paul John Alf Muse Darwin Gillenwater Catherine Matthews Robert Felix Gillespie Jr Lebanon Anna Barbee David Young John W. Gillespie Tazewell Thomas David Gillespie Robert F. Gillespie Matthews

Social Roundup of Guests and Receptions Across Virginia

Cent houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Markland and family. Mrs. Jack Berry hosted a Lake Buena venture Country Club bridge party with Mrs. H. R. Livingston and Mrs. C. S. Culbertson as guests. winners were Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. Culbertson. Ladies Day at Bristol Country Club drew Mrs. Fred Matthews Catherine, Mrs. J. Dean Creger, and Mrs. C. Kyle Tieche. Ridgeway, Virginia hosted Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coxe for a weekend with Miss Bertie Dean. Fort Lauderdale visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Bowen staying with their daughter, and Rev. and Mrs. Charles McNeer. A Roanoke reception at the Kaizim Temple honored M. Jackson Angle, hosted by Electa Chapter No. 33. Jim Lipps and family plan St. Paul residence after moving from Wise, with Lipps teaching in St. Paul School. Mrs. R. W. Wardlaw of Pine Bluff visits daughter Mrs. Shelby Hilton and family in town. Mrs. Jack Scott and Andrew and Sara of Hopkinton, New Hampshire, visit James A. Muse and family. Susan Muse of the University of Georgia is home. Mr. Charles McDaniel and Charles Weedon of Fredericksburg visit W. D. Richmond and family. Mr. McDaniel joined his wife and son Friday.

C. L. Markland Jack Berry Lake Bonaventure Country Club H. R. Livingston C. S. Culbertson Livingston C. Kyle Tieche Fred Matthews Catherine J. Dean Creger Bristol Country Club J. C. Coxe Ridgeway Bertie Dean Harold F. Bowen Fort Lauderdale Fla Charles McNeer T. R. Willis Tommy Layman Kiser Mary Margaret Leonard Roanoke Kaizim Temple M. Jackson Angle Virginia Order of the Easter Star Electa Jim Lipps St. Paul Wise Lipps St. Paul School R. W. Wardlaw Pine Bluff Ark Daugher Shelby Hilton Jack Scott Andrew Sara Hopkinton N. H James A. Muse Susan Muse University of Georgia Charles McDaniel Charles Weedon Fredericksburg W. D. Richmond McDaniel

Women’s Clubs Plan Tea for Mrs. J. Max Dawson

Area women’s clubs sponsor a honors tea for Mrs. J. Max Dawson, newly elected president of the Southern District of the West Virginia Federation of Women’s. The event is Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the First Methodist Church in Welch.

J. Max Dawson McDowell Clubs First Methodist Welch

Officers Honored At Coopers Methodist Dinner

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Coopers Methodist Church held its annual fellowship dinner honoring families and friends and installing new officers. Mrs. Tom O'Neil named president with a slate including Stella Gordon vice president and Morrisette treasurer. Members performed roles in a worship program. Dr. W. P. Eastwood gave a closing benediction.

Martin Tom O'Neil Stella Gordon Morrissette Fudge Harris Butt Adams O’neil W. P. Eastwood

Births in Charlottesville and Bluefield Area Families

Mr and Mrs Richard Morris announce the birth of a daughter Stephanie Ann on Sunday June 5 weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces. The mother is the former Robbie Jean Ramsey with grandparents in Bluefield. Also listed are Cyrus Tate son to Mr and Mrs Herman Henry Jeffery born June 3 in Bluefield Sanitarium 7 pounds 2 ounces Richard Harvey son to Mr and Mrs Sanford Harvey Cardwell born June 4 Bluefield Sanitarium 8 pounds 11 ounces Vickie Lynn daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Henderson Carroll born June 4 Bluefield Sanitarium 7 pounds 12 ounces.

Richard Morris N. Baker Street Charlottesville Stephanie Ann Bobbie Jean Ramsey Robert Ramsey Albemarle Street Bluefield John Thompson Frederick Street Carolyn Fave Herman Henry Jeffery Pocahontas Cyrus Tate Bluefield Sanitarium Sanford Harvey Cardwell Richard Harvey Frank Henderson Carroll 328 South College Vickie Lynn

Miss Rosa Lee Craft to Wed Mr Ernest Poole

A patio party at the Walter Craft home in Maple Acres honored Miss Rosa Lee Craft. Attendees included 21 guests. gifts were exchanged and games produced winners Mrs Douglas Lusk Mrs John Craft Mrs Poole and Miss Poole. The couple will wed on June 17 with a reception following.

Walter Craft Maple Acres Rosa Lee Craft Miss Craft Ernest Poole Eustace Frederick Douglas Lusk John Craft Poole Miss Poole Walter Crafts Mrs. Craft

Circle Program Focuses on Children in Bluewell Circle

Mrs. Allie Lavender led the June Margie Harvey Circle program titled Way with Children of the Bluewell Methodist Woman's Society. New leader Mrs. Jack Pinkard set the meeting for the first Wednesday monthly.

Allie Lavender Margie Harvey Bluewell Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Jack Pinkard James Taylor Mary Gibson Raymond Bailey W. W. Hollis Hubert Yost Taylor Carl Foy John Mendez Slusher

Galilean Service Set At Falls Mills Dam

The annual Galilean Service of Po Bo Gram Sub District MYF will be held at Falls Mills dam Monday at 7 30 p m Guest speaker Rev David Warden of Bluefield Virginia will lead group singing by Miss Nancy Boone Pocahontas Virginia All young people in the Sub District MYF are urged to attend the outdoor service

Po-Bo-Gram Methodist Youth Fellowship Falls Mills Dam David Warden Bluefield Nancy Boone Pocahontas MYF

Greenview Church Dinners Planned at Glenwood Park Center

Members of Greenview Methodist Church plan a Smorgasbord dinner at the Glenwood Park Center on Friday June 17 from 5 to 7 p.m. The menu includes ham and turkey with trimmings, vegetables, salads, desserts and hot breads. Proceeds benefit church projects.

Greenview Methodist Church Glenwood Park +H Center

Community event calendar for Bluefield area Saturday

Saturday schedule lists multiple gatherings from 9:00 a.m. rummage sale at 338 Princeton Avenue to 8:00 p.m. programs by Don Kensinger, the YWCA ice cream supper for a piano fund, Bluefield Civic League, and memorial and officer elections at Masonic venues. Includes Macedonian Shrine potluck, Cumberland Garden Club roses program, and OB S memorial service.

Golden Age Club Princeton Avenue Ywca Y-Weds Club Y Center East Lawn Bluefield Woman's Club Appalachian Auditorium Fine Arts Don Kensinger Doug Bourne Cumberland Garden Club M. M. Yost Center Street J. W. Compton Princess Pocahontas CES Masonic Hall Patsy Murphy T. T. Williams Pinnacle Rebekah Lodge IOOF Bluefield Noble Betty Patterson Bluefield Civic League Howard Jarrett OBS Masonic Temple

Wrights Attend USAF Graduation in Colorado Springs

Northfork family members journeyed to Colorado Springs to witness Rickey Wright graduate from the Air Force Academy. The group included Mr and Mrs John Wright Louise and Elizabeth and guests from Worth and South Boston Virginia. Rickey is among the graduates. Reba Norris Carroll and Vernon B Sutter, winners of the Double Dividend Days sales campaign, returned from award trips. Carroll visited the Homestead resort at Hot Springs Virginia and Sutter spent time in Mexico City and Acapulco.

Carroll Homestead Hot Springs Sutter Mexico City Acapulco

Visiting relatives bring families across states

Mrs Mandy Brown and the Walter Whitts with Mr and Mrs Pete Sutherland and two daughters from Akron Ohio visited relatives. Clarence and Darlene Whitt returned home with them. Mrs Margaret Spriggs of St Petersburg Fla and Mrs Rebecca Gerten of Dade City Fla visited Mr and Mrs Joe Spriggs. Mr and Mrs John W Lynch Jr of Winston-Salem NC visited his brother Mr and Mrs Everett Lynch and his aunt Mrs Mary Lynch.

Mandy Brown Walter Whitts Pete Sutherland Akron Ohio Clarence Darlene Whitt Margaret Spriggs St. Petersburg Fla Rebecca Gerten Dade City Joe Spriggs John W. Lynch Jr Winston-Salem N. C Everett Lynch Mary Lynch

Recent Bride Entertained At Party

A miscellaneous bridal shower was given for Mrs. William Dae vid Gabris, the former Miss Patty Ralphene Ratcliff, married May 15. Miss Ginger Belcher was hostess and directed games. Winners were Mrs. Joe Gabris Mrs. William Franklin Kosniak honoree Susan Jane Ratcliff and Mrs. H. L. Sykes. The honoree received a pink carnation corsage and gifts from 15 guests with pink green and silver decorations and pink accents on flowers and table settings.

Ginger Belcher Cedar Street William David Gabris William Kosinak William Daevid Gabris Patty Ralphene Ratcliff Joe Gabris William Franklin Kosniak Susan Jane Ratcliff H. L. Sykes

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Finishes Year in 1965 66

Auxiliary To Keep Officers Auxiliary To Keep Pinnacle Auxiliary No 3858 Veterans of Foreign Wars closed the 1965 66 year with the June meeting at the West Virginian Hotel Mrs Lilia Tibbs president in charge No officer changes for next year Department Convention set for Parkersburg June 11 19 with headquarters at the Chancellor Hotel Mrs J B Hensley named delegate U S Navy Mothers Club invited guests Picnic planned June 21 at Mrs Mary Profitt s Bluewell home Families report sickness and bereavement including Mae Irvin J R Hill Edna Gibson Elsie Carter injured in auto accident

Pinnacle Auxiliary West Virginian Hotel Lilia Tibbs Department Parkersburg Chancellor Hotel J. B. Hensley Mary Profitt Bluewell U. S. Navy Mothers Club Pansy Mattox Gold Star Elsie Carter Mesdameg Mae Irvin J. R. Hill Edna Gibson

Also Mentioned on This Page

OES No Garden Club Margaret Dana Bluefield Country Club Gilbert S. Meem William Baker Roy Manis Fred White Betsey Kersey Char Les Bartley H. A. Porter Edith Porter Grace Baptist Church Ken Crosthwaits College Drive Lef Barry St. Paul Bridge Clinch Valley Order of the Eastern Star Lion’s den Janie M. Willis Grand Chapel Virginia Cbs Raymond Meadows Grand Sentinel Denver Johnson Elizabeth Cox Theresa McReynolds Danny Hankleroad Johnson City Tenn Bill Howard Science Hill High School Ernest Akers Frances Burress Wytheville Preston Chapman Turner Lassiter Courtland Cecil Basham Grundy Preston Kiser Michael Kipps Blacksburg Kent Watkins Washington, D. C S. V Fuller Guy Webber Guy Webber Jr Maryland Bob Hargis Sault St. Marie Mich Circle Greenview Church Macedonia Shrine No White Shrine of Jerusalem Bluefield-Tazewell Road RED Barn Supper Club Bluefield Daily Telegraph Cletus Poole Harry Crotty Calvin Linkous Veda Craft Jack Gilmore Gabris R. S. Vukojevich Miss Belcher Lucille Crabtree College of Regents House of God Mooseheart Ill Mary Teague Women of the Moose Chicago USAF Colorado Warlick New York N.Y
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