Bluefield Civic League Hosts Friendship Night Guests
The Bluefield Civic League invited area clubs from Montcalm Green Valley and Bluefield to attend Friendship Night. New members Shirley O'Dell Betty Lou Mabe and Frances Holloway were introduced. The program featured talks music humorous readings and reflections with members discussing projects and upcoming events.
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Bluefield Civic League
Appalachian Auditorium
Bluefield
Goforth Family Vacation Visit Spans Two Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Goforth Jr. and April and Eric Lang of Orlando Florida visited relatives in Bluefield. They are spending a two week vacation with his grandmother Mrs. Eugene Weatherman in Ivanhoe Virginia.
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Sherman Goforth Jr
April
Eric Lang
Orlando, Fla
Bluefield
Eugene Weatherman
Ivanhoe
Father’s Day Gift Guide From Local Stores
Shoppers can find affordable gifts at Goodykoontz Drug Store and Leggett’s of Bluefield including Timex watches, key chains, wallets, grooming products, and golf attire. Tabor’s Market offers meats and groceries with home delivery. Community Savings and Loan advertises home improvement loans and personalized financial help with John Stacy.
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Goodykoontz Drug Store
Goodykoontz
Leggett’s
Bluefield
Arnold Palmer
Robert Bruce
British Sterling
Jade East
English Leather
Yardley
Leggett
Tme
Community Savings and Loan CO
FHA
John Stacy
Local Club and Church Events Schedule for Today
At 9:00 a.m. a Sandlick HDC rum mage sale runs at 338 Princeton Avenue until 4 p.m. The Fincastle Duplicate Bridge Club reschedules its Master Point game for today at 10:00 a.m. St. Mary's Episcopal Churchwomen host a Tasting Tea from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in Williamson Hall. Pinnacle Auxiliary No. 3856 VFW meets at the West Virginian Hotel at 2:00 p.m. Bluefield Assembly No. 48 ORFG holds a practice session at 1:00 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.
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Sandlick Hdc
Princeton Avenue
Fincastle Duplicate Bridge Club
St. Mary’s Episcopal Churchwomen ‘S
Williamson Hall
Pinnacle Auxiliary
VFW
West Virginian
Bluefield Assembly No. 48
ORFG
Masonic Temple
Community Club Calendar Highlights and Meetings
A list of local group gatherings for the day includes Town and Country Garden Club at Edgewood Road with Mrs T E Vass and co-hostesses, Susannah Wesley Club in Bluefield Virginia, Parkview Garden Club officer installation banquet at Y Center, Boissevain Baptist WMS at the church, Carr Memorial Strawberry Festival at Glenwood Park 4H Camp, Macedonia Shrine No 8 potluck at Masonic Temple honoring Louise Yost and Roy Slade, Loyalty Rebekah Lodge No 94 at IOOF Hall, Bluefield Country Club mixed foursome pairings in the morning, and YWCA Duplicate Bridge Club at Y Center.
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Town and Country Garden Club
T. E. Vass
Edgewood Road
Otis Bivens
N. C. Stanley
Susannah Wesley Club
Bluefield
Parkview Garden Club
Y Center
Boissevain Baptist Wms
Macedonia Shrine No
Masonic Temple
Louise Yost
Roy Slade
Edwards Welcome First Child Mark In Bluefield
Mr and Mrs Dan Garland Edwards of Meadows Street Bluefield are parents of their first child a son named Mark Garland born Friday June 7 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lacy Edwards and Mr and Mrs R E Barnett all of Bluefield the baby is their 20th grandchild
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Dan Garland Edwards
Meadows Street
Bluefield
Mark. Garland
Bluefield Sanitarium
Lacy Edwards
R. E. Barnett
YWCA Duplicate Bridge Winners Named At Howell Movement
The YWCA Duplicate Bridge Club at the Y Center honored four pairs. First place went to Mrs. John Boyd and Mrs. Van Martin with 24 percent. Second were Mrs. Louise Soulier and Mrs. James Powers of Princeton at 22 percent. Third were Mrs. J. B. Heilman and Mrs. W. A. McCue at 19 percent. Fourth were Mrs. Margaret Fleming and Mrs. A. K. Parker at 17 percent.
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Ywca Duplicate Bridge Club
Howell
Y Center
John Boyd
van Martin
Louise Soulier
James Powers
Princeton
J. B. Heilman
W. A. McCue
Margaret Fleming
A. K. Parker
Farm Population Decline Reduces American Farm Residents
In 1967 the number of Americans living on farms dropped by 778000, reaching 10817000 people. The decline reflects ongoing shifts from agricultural households amid modernization and rural-to-urban migration.
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Ter
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BCL
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Clyde Grubb
Ale UE
Earth
Heaven
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Seaton Hall
Mademoiselle
Aigner
Armamis
Estee Lauder
John Meyer
Tabor‘s
Tabor’s
Swift
Armour’s
Stokely
Strietmann
Roland
Roland’s
Glen
Wood Park
Loyalty
Rebekah Lodge No. 94
Ioof Hall
Bluefield Country Club
Reing
AIR Conditi
Bluefield Ave
N&w
Willow
Dad
Pic-Way
Oxford
Jmmer
Tassle Loafer
New
Whisky Shade