Girl Scout Day Camp Staff Arrangements Announced
Plans and staffs have been completed for the annual Girl Scout day camps across six counties in the Southern Appalachian Area. Coordinating director Mrs. David Powers of Pearlsburg oversees six camps with district directors and site chairs named for Bluefield Bluefield Virginia Cumberland Road Greenview Narrows Bar ker Springs Gratton Richlands Princeton Pineville and Wyoming County camps.
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dAnare
Sively
David Powers
Pearls- Burg
Rockwood
Washington, D. C
Beaver Pond
Bluefield
W. Va
Cumberland Road
Greenview
Moss Mills
Pred Williams
Ann Crouch
Suzanne Hensley
Giles
Phiegar Farm
Narrows
Virginia
William Heslop
Crossroads
Barker Springs
Walter Hesen
Missie Cundiff
Waonmt
Tazewell
Mt. Olivet
Gratton
Vircine
Tazecity
Claude Vandyke
Dick Wathall
Richlands
Lake Park
Charlies O'Malley
East River
Princeton
City
Lorene Huffman
Walter Elswick
Fred Williams
Wyoming
Wyoming County
Pineville City Park
Dorothea Dooley
Emil Hill
Mrs. Lewis Perdue and Family Visit East Coast Relatives
Mrs. Lewis Perdue and children Donna Rickey and Bonnie of Green Valley visited relatives in Baltimore Maryland and Washington DC last week and returned home this weekend.
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Lewis Perdue
Donna
Rickey
Bonnie
Green Valley
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Marcheta Wornal Entertained At Noon Luncheon
Miss Marcheta Wornal daughter of Mr and Mrs Burns Wornal Princeton and bride elect of James Henrik Lund was entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Bluefield Auditorium restaurant Hostesses included Mrs M C McNeal Mrs C E Foster and Miss Jeanne Foster Attendees included the honorees mother and sister Mrs Burns Wornal and Miss Sandra Wornal Mrs W L Kaylor and Mrs W W McNeal The decor featured pink and green with pink roses and light pastel greens The honoree received a rose corsage and a white ceramic juice set with black trim including pitcher and six cups made in Japan The meal followed the color theme and notes of congratulations were written on special place cards
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Marcheta Wornal
Burns Wornal
Princeton
James Henrik Lund
Bluefield Auditorium
M. C. McNeal
C. E. Foster
Jeanne Foster
Sandra Wornal
W. L. Kaylor
W. W. Mc
Japan
Lady Golfers Begin Rocky’s Event at Bluefield CC
First round matches in Rocky’s Golf Tournament for the Lady Golfers of Bluefield Country Club see many tight finishes with several games reaching the 18th hole. Notable notes include Mrs J B Hoilman posting twenty eight putts in A division while Mra A Porter secures Balivision with twenty seven. C division ends in a tie between Mrs W T Williams Jr and Mrs Walton Sudduth Jr with thirty putts each. Winners receive golf ball prizes from Rocky’s Golf Shop.
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Rocky
Bluefield Country Club
J. B Hoilman
Balivision
Mra A A. Porter
Twenw
W. T Wiliams, Jr
Walton Sudduth, Jr
Broadford Briefs and Community Notes
Broadford updates note Mrs. John L Blevins returning from Lee Memorial Hospital and improving at home, Mrs. D C Osborne improving at home, and the death of Miss Susie Barnes. Miss Mary Virginia Coe is ill with mumps, Mr and Mrs J F Crabtree Jr welcomed a baby daughter born May 26 at McKee Hospital, Evangelist Sullins Dosser preached at revival, and W E Mustard left for conference.
Alice Porter Group Hosts Dinner Meeting
The Alice Porter Group of the First Chris ten Church held a Thursday pot-luck dinner at Mrs. Bee Inge’s home with co hosts Miss Mae Johnson and Jessie Lynn Thompson. Betty Inge and Janett Eggleston performed a piano duet to start the gathering.
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Alice Porter
First Christen Church
Bee Inge
Miss Mae Johnson
Jessie Lynn Thompson
Betty Inge
Janett Eggleston
Hazel Brookman
John
Margaret Winfrey
Brushfork Guild Guests Lead June Meeting at Thelma Stephens Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Brushfork Methodist Church met at Thelma Stephens home with Dorothy Arrington presiding. Betty Surface led an inspirational devotional. New officers were announced: Thelma Stephens president, Dorothy Arrington vice president, Maxine Traino secretary, Betty Arney treasurer. Mattie Shrewsbury and Maxine Bailey guided a discussion on guild activities. Hostess provided refreshments.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Brushfork Methodist Church
Thelma Stephens
Dorothy Arrington
Betty Surface
Maxine Traino
Betty Arney
Mattie Shrewsbury
Maxine Bailey
Wedding Anniversary Celebration Planned
Mr and Mrs T G Roberts of New Smyrna Beach Florida formerly of Princeton will celebrate their 50th anniversary with an Open House at 1104 Bluefield Avenue Princeton on Sunday from 3 to 5 p m. Friends relatives and neighbors invited to call between these hours.
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T. G. Roberts
New Smyrna Beach
Florida
Princeton
Bluefield Avenue
Thasers
Saltville Briefs Items From Local Social Roundup
Saltville notes report extended family visits across Virginia and nearby states. Mr. and Mrs. Craft plan a Chicago vacation visiting relatives, while Otis Thompson spends furlough at home before a California base. Several residents travel, host gatherings, and celebrate a birthday party for Garry Lane with about forty children attending.
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Saltvile
R. J. Craft
Chicago
Crafts
Larry Knapp
Michae
Bud. Lurcher
Grafton
And
Fae Anne
Meadow View
Jane Davis
Bristol
Virginia
Anna Mae Lurber
Oma Umbarger
Otis Thompson
Fort Lewis
Claude Thompson
Alison Gap
California
Thomas Keesee
Washington
Visi
Jo-Ann
J. E. Franklin, Jr
Ellen Jackson
Thomas K. McKee
Albert Talley
Red Hill
Lilburn
Henry Cardwell
John Widner
Carl Murdock
Kingsport
Tenn
Andy Dale
Ralph Allison
Little T. Cove
Jesse R. Helton
Old Pantation Farm
Robert Lee Sanders
Jack Cardwell
Denton Cardwells
Allison Gap
Jean Keesee
Elsie Thompson
Hungry Mother Park
Saltville
Chilhowie
Quarry
Lilburn Cardwell
Charlie, Jr
E. P Crabtree
Big A. Mountain
Honaker
Carl Delp
Garry Lane
Jaeger First Methodist Church Hosts Reception and Pounding
Jaeger First Methodist Church invites all members and friends to a reception and pounding on Friday June 24 at 5 30 pm to meet Reverend and Mrs Frank Plybon. The note explains Do means activities for children to do at home on rainy days or in the yard.
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Jaeger
Jaeger First Methodist Church
Methodists
Frank Plybon
French Protestants Theme Of Mrs Holcombe Speech
The West Virginia Branch Huguenot Society Founders of Manakin in Virginia will host a luncheon June 15 at the Frederick Hotel in Huntington. Mrs W Eugene Holcombe of Charleston will discuss the subject French Protestants. Other society leaders and guests from Bluefield are expected. The meeting also includes news from the National Assembly and remarks by DAR and colonial wartime groups.
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W. Eugene Holcombe
Charleston
West Virginia ‘Branch Huguenot Society
Manakin
Colony of Virginia
Frederick
Huntington
Belva Mullen
National Assembly
Williamsburg
Earl Hood
Thomas Burchett
R. V. Shanklin
Jackson A. Hammond
Bluefield
Holcombe
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters Colonial Wars
The
Daughters of American Colonists
Maybeury Personals and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Charlie Shepherd of Glen Rogers was the guest among Maybeury notices. Mr and Mrs Mark Henderson and Mrs Sue Ferguson were also mentioned. Walter Litteral and his mother, age ninety one, joined them. James King and baby returned to Niagara Falls NY after visiting Maybeury relatives. Mrs J Lins of Arlington VA spent the weekend with friends. Spencer Sells of Wilmington DE visited last weekend with his mother Reedie Sells in Switchback.
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Maybeury
Charlie Shepherd
Glen Rogers
Mark Henderson
Sue Ferguson
Walter Litteral
James King
Baby
Niagara Falls
J. Lins
Arlington
Spencer Sells
Wilmington
Delaware
Reedie Sells
Wendy
Betsy Gibson
Pairfax Hall
Bil Brady Litton
Richlands
Bobby Brown
George Brown
E. B. Harman
Sonny
Harman
Morgontown
E. E. Brumfield
Bluefield
Saunger Saurday
Laura Brumfield
Burl Harman
G. H. Allen
Tazewell
R. P. White
West Virginia Avenue
Aaron Dean Knight
University of the South
Sewanee
Sewanee, Tenn
Theodosia Harrison
Rosa B. Harman
Aaron Dean
Wayne University
Detroit
Mich
Taeger Lion
Joe Cassady
S R Vance
Wheeling
James R. ‘Ranny” Fanning
Cherry Point
N. C. Air Force Base
J. Pat Fanning
Emmons and Hollands
Social Notes From Local area Families and Visitors
A stream of visitors and travels fills the week. Mr and Mrs James Davis depart for Huntington to reside while their son attends school. Several families including Shrewsburys and Jenningses hosted relatives from Richmond and Danville. Jaeger briefs recall a seventh birthday lawn party for Terry Jones with games, prizes, and gifts. Transfers bring Wohlford to Norfolk, while Harold Stanley spends a leave at Keesler. Various plans include summer studies, art exhibits, and ceremonies at Fairfax Hall with students and guests attending.
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James Davis
Huntington
Carlos Shrewsbury
Debbie
Sella Shrewboury
Phyllis Monk
Hinton Mill Dam
Tommy Stables
Toledo
Ohio
Tom
Harrison Burton
Bluefield
Major Haynes
Will Landford
Wile Haynes
Loretta
Larry
North Willkesboro
N. C
Japx Jennings
Anna Jennings
Hettie Hayes
Richmond
Nathan’ Harrison
Christine Dilon
Sanahdurng
Nathan Wood
Cove
Ira Roberts
Edward Oranze
Lassie West
Danville
Basil Roberts
Roger
Athens
Iaeger
Terry Leona Jones
David C. Jones
Apple Grove
John M. Alley
Terry
Mary Ruth Dawson
Jimmy Gore
Carolyn Maynard
Bobby Newberry
Donna Wayhew
Judy Vance
Terry Jones
Francis Dawson
Patty Vance
Billy Maynard
Linda Carol Dawson
Bobby J. Newberry
Donna Maythew
Lou Newberry
Lula Vincell
Maria Gore
J. H. Gardner
W. H. Dawson
Jones
Alley
Yeoman
Harold E. Stanley
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi Mills
Maude B. Hatfield
Mollie B. Robinson
Marlin Hilty
Welch
Eirwin de Field Gibson
Edgar R. Steele
Gloria Pauley
Waynesboro
Virginia
Fairfax Hall
Glee Club
Bride elects Carolyn McCue and Mary Biggs feted at luncheon
A Bluefield Country Club luncheon honored Miss Carolyn McCue bride elect of Richard Glenn Matthews and Miss Mary Biggs bride elect of Andrew Bardwell Smith. Hostess Miss Stuart Lewis presented corsages of yellow carnations. The event noted May 14 with fourteen guests and fan themed decorations.
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Bluefield Country Club
Carolyn MicCue
Richard Glenn Matthews
Mary Biggs
Tazewell
Andrew Bardwell Smith
Stras Memorial Episcopal Church
Stuart Lewis
Lewis
Sausage and Ground Meat Storage Guidance
A home freezer can safely store sausage or ground meat for up to three months. Proper packaging and consistent freezing temperatures help maintain quality and prevent freezer burn.
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Cliffield
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Circle No. 3
Immanuel Lutheran Church
William Fullarton
L. D. Prancis
W. G Crockett
Eagles Hall
St. Ann's Society
Sacred Heart School
Glenn Dudley
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Bluefield Repiblican Women's Club
John Hobbiitzell
Francis Odgen Stubblefield
National Committee
Appalachian Assembly Rooms
J. Barnes Gillespie
First National Bank Uliding
V. Eugene Holcombe
Matoaka
Sid” Wohblford
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Williamson
Norfolk
Carolyn McCue
Owen Kaylor
Shenandoah Avenue
Wm. A. McCue
Miss McCue
Kaylor
Christ Episcopal Church
Grantsville
Wm. H. Street
A. J. Graham, Jr
Bert
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Pat
John L. Church
R. E. Hoover
Tyrone
S. Earl Eschbach
Eschbach
Hoover Sweeper Sales
Electric
South Bluefield Shopping Center
Warlick
Warlick’s
Furniture
BIG
Burgundy
American Motors
All the Family
ABC Network
Bluefield Auto Body Co
Bluefield Ave
Crowder & Freeman