Be a ver High School Honors Grads Head to Colleges
Top 1964 Beaver graduates Miss Faith Mace and Miss Martha Crockett choose their fields of study. Mace will major in biological science at West Virginia University, holding a 97.61 average and the Presidential Scholar title. Crockett will major in French at the University of North Carolina Greensboro after earning 97.25 and serving as the 1964 valedictorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Faith Mace
Martha Crocket
Miss Mace
Mace
West Virginia University
National Honor Society
South Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Crockett
BHS
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Daily Telegraph
Journalism Institute of Fine Arts
WVU
Elks Club
Governor’s Centennial Chorus
Glee Club
The
Laurel Leaves
Future Teachers of America
City Youth Council
Yteens
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Crockett
Barnes Crockett
Wythe Avenue
Tazewell Clubs Recess For Summer Plan Work
Tazewell women’s and music clubs suspend meetings for summer. Officers and committees will plan programs and policies for the September season. The 65th year of the Woman’s Club, led by Mrs. B W Stras, supported civic projects and cultural aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Tazewell Women's Club
Music Club
B. W. Stras
Tazewell Woman's Club
Ronnie Pike
Sheffie Massey
Ways and Means
Joe Jones
Tazewell Garden Clubs
Riverside
Westerners Visit During War Vacation at South Holston Dam
Westerners on war vacation stop at South Holston Dam Tennessee visiting families from Roanoke Ocala and Scottsdale. The group includes E A Bowman and others with relatives in California Indiana Ohio and Michigan. Mrs Herbert Salyers relocates to Ypsilanti Michigan for new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Holston Dam
Tenn
E. A. Bowman
Ronald Bowman
Debbie
Pamela
Scottsdale, Ariz
Robert Bowman
Orange
Calif
William Bowman
Billy
Don Dunford
Roanoke
Richard Bowman
Vickie
Rickie
Coalwood
Joe Buckberry
Emily Sue
Rush McKinney
Donald Steltz
Davie Steltz
Marion
Ind
Jerry Russ
Geri Lynn
Wooster
Ohio
Carl Honaker
Earl Vandyke
Garden Club Hosts Roses at June Meeting
Members of the Bluegrass Garden Club judged rose designs and horticulture at Mrs. J. W. Gilbert’s home with Mrs. Kenneth Addington as guest speaker. Blue ribbons went to Mrs. A. C. Stowers, Mrs. Gilbert, and others. a summer picnic was planned and a child sent to Camp Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluegrass Garden Club
J. W. Gilbert
Kenneth Addington
P. W. Crouch
A. C. Stowers
Harry Burnett
Gilbert
M. H. Burton
Bowling
F. M. Bowling
J. S. Bobbitt
Stowers
Attedance
F. D. Lazenby
W. R. Carter
J. G. Litton
C. S. Caviness
Bride-Elect Sara Louthan Honored With Tea in Bluefield
Miss Sara Louthan, bride elect of Samuel Hodges McGhee III, was hosted at 212 Logan Street Bluefield Virginia by Mrs Walter Neal and Mrs Ralph Patsel. Guests included relatives and friends. pink white decor. future wedding set for Memorial Baptist Church Bluefield on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Neal
Ralph Patsel
Sara Louthan
Samuel Hodges McGhee III
Neel
Logan Street
Bluefield
Jess Gillespie
Vance Wells
Fred Lowe
Harvey Tate
Carel Thompson
Clark Brown
E. M. Louthan
Memorial Baptist Church
Spartanburg debutante Snidow earns scholars hip and honors
Anne Wallingford Snidow, granddaughter of C T Snidow Sr and M B Wallingford, debuted at Spartanburg Ball in Memorial Auditorium. She won a National Methodist church award, placed in the Governor Donald Russell English competition with a $500 prize, and earned a Duke University scholarship as a freshman. She ranked in the top 1 percent of National Merit Scholars and starred in school activities while her escort was Thomas Edward Brown and her marshal Robert Todd Foss Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Anne Wallingford Snidow
Conley Trigg Snidow II
C. T. Snidow Sr
M. B. Wallingford
Princeton
Wallingford
Memorial Auditorium
National Methodist Church
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Duke University
Miss Snidow
Snidow
Girls’ Athletic Association
Tri-Hiy
Future Teachere of America
Scribbler
Sparta
Thomas Edward Brown
Robert Todd Foss Jr
C. T.ill
Dental
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Tazewell
Emory and Henry College
Wofford College
Adelaide Wallingford
Iris Garden Club Apprentices Pansies And Roses Meeting
Mrs. E H Farley opened the June Iris Garden Club meeting with a pansy message noting pansies for thought and human like face in a bed She highlighted roses by Miss Mary Ellen Gregory discussing June as rose month and varieties The club plans a Salvation Army Camp Joy sponsorship and upcoming House and Garden Tour in Lewisburg and Cedar Lakes Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Farley
Iris Garden Club
H. M. Saunders
Salvation Army
Camp Joy
Lewisburg
Cedar Lakes
Ripley
Mary Ellen Gregory
Retiring War Teacher Honored in Yukon Open House
Mrs. G. E. Brown of McDowell county schools retires after 37 years and is honored with an open house at Yukon elementary school. The event featured spring flowers, white linen refreshment tables, and 75 guests from War and surrounding communities plus 50 gifts from friends unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Brown
McDowell County
Yukon
Brown
Bartley Junior High School
Alma Davis
Robert Musser
Earl van Dyke
Graham van Dyke
Sue Bastellano
War
Caretta
English
Bartley
Princeton
Lakeland
Fla
Visit of Mrs. Cecil Barnett and companions to Charlottesville
Mrs. Cecil Barnett of Charlottesville Virginia visited with her mother Mrs. Floyd Tolliver and Mr Tolliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Barnett, Bale and
Teddy
Charlottesville, Va
Floyd Tolliver
Mr. Tolliver
Going Away Party For Mrs Stowers Before Paris Departure
A going away party honored Mrs. Donald Stowers at the home of Mrs. Gene Lineberry in Brushfork. She will join husband A2C Donald Stowers in Paris on June 17 and stay at least a year and ten months. The event featured gifts, refreshments, games, and attendees including Mrs. Stowers’s parents and the Stowers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stowers
Gene T. Lineberry
Brushfork
Robert White
Air Force
France
Kirby Smith
Stowers
Millard Stowers
Bluefield
Gail Kitts
Perry Shrewsbury
Doris Kitts
Brenda White
Mesdames
Ralph Brown
Deloris van Dyke
W. D. Lineberry
Bill Perdue
George Birklebach
Aleta Sudduth
Trinity Methodist Guild Elects New Officers For June Meeting
Mrs. Charles Rexrode presided at the Trinity Methodist Katie Bell Wisleyan Service Guild meeting held at East Cumberland road home of Mrs. George Syms. New vice president and spiritual life chairperson Mrs. Clyde Stanton opened with a devotional on Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rexrode
Trinity Methodist
Katie Bell Wisleyan Service Guild
George Syms
East Cumberland Road
Clyde Stanton
Leola Archer
James O. Bell
Jeanne Foster
C. Roy Angell
Donella John Scholarship Fund
Teacher Of Year In Tazewell Revealed
Miss Rachell Royall an English instructor at Tazewell High School won the Teacher of the Year contest sponsored by the Jeffersonville Woman's Club. The honor covered teachers at Tazewell High and elementary and North Tazewell schools. Nominations came from local letters, and a $25 Savings Bond accompanied the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Adkins
State Federation
Mill Park
Marion Avenue
Jeffersonville
J. L. McDonald
North Tazewell
Clinch Valley
Tazewell
Rachell Royall
Tazewell High School
Jeffersonvill Woman's Club
Tazewell High
Akers announce Shirley Akers to Daniel Wayne Bailey marriage
Mr and Mrs Walter J Akers announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Shirley to Daniel Wayne Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Earnest Bailey of Bluefield. The wedding vows were exchanged Saturday June 6 at the bride's home. James Mitchell performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Gap
Walter J. Akers
Shirley
Daniel Wayne Bailey
Earnest Bailey
Bluefield
James Mitchel
Chinault Clemons Vows Read In Glen Lyn Virginia
Miss Phyllis Jane Clemons wed Mason Glen Chinault in Glen Lyn Christian church in a double ring ceremony on June 6. The bride wore silk organza and Chantilly lace with a mantilla and held a Bible with an orchid. Attendants included Norma Chinault, Barbara Whittaker, Oneeda Perdue, and Juliet Wiley. groom’s sister and friends served as wedding party. The reception followed at the church social hall. The couple’s background and schooling noted, with Concord College and Peterstown High School as references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Jane Clemons
Dudley Clemons
Glen Lyn
Mason Glen Chinault
John Chinault
Peterstown
James Headen
Glen Lyn Christian Church
Gaye Frazier
Raymond Compton
Norma Chinault
Barbara Whittaker
Princeton
Oneeda Perdue
Juliet Wiley
Cynthia Hazelwood
Sherri Lynn Chinault
Barry Brown
Marshall Jones
Melvin Chinault
Silver Spring
Calvin Chinault
Robert Coffman
Concord College
Peterstown High School
Vacationers Visit Matoaka Relatives in Wide Circuit
A series of visitors came to Matoaka area homes over the period, including Mrs Burl Hall from Midway and Mr and Mrs Tom Browning of Narrows Virginia. Others from Winston Salem Philadelphia Columbus Arlington Bluewell and Newport News visited local families and stayed with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Don G. Carpenter
Tommy
Carolyn
Richland Center
Wis
Henry T. Wheeler
W. W. Brown
Columbus
Ohio
C. C., Brown
Ronald Walker
Akron
Carlsbad
N. M
C. E. Delp
Matoaka
Park Delp
Elizabeth
Arlington, Va
Ella Vaught
Sophia
Roy Martin
Garland Hale
Cleveland, Ohio
Everett Whitt
Jack Anderson
Bill
Moundsville
G. W. Anderson
Norman Parker
Wendell
Kristi
Raren
Newport News
E. M. Parker
Keith Parker
Hershall Parker
Bluewell
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Civitan
Sgt
L. L. Dickenson
Joyce
Baris A
DEPT
Federal ST
EET Bluefield
W. VA
Garden Club
Miss Louthan
M. R. Louthan Sr
Mr. Louthan
Mr. McGhee
S. H. McGhee Jr
Alexandria, Va
Anne Wallingford Sundow
Bob Jenkins
Middlesboro
Thelma Motley
Kentucky
Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs
Lexington
Jenkins
Iris Club
Dolores Lee Motley
C. B. Woolwine
L. A. Barnhill
Gregory
Husband
Chinault-Clemons
Singer
Phone Oak
Singer Company
Singer Sewing Center
Princeton Ave
McDowell St. Welch, W. Va
Carol Rodgers
Vicky Vaughn
Henry Rosenfeld
Cay Artley
Berkshire
Toni Todd
Forever Young
Kay Windsor
Claire Tiffany
Federal Street
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