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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1965

Page

7

HD Club Addresses Mental Health and Home Help

The Shelby Heights Home Demonstration club met in June to discuss mental health family problems and needed community support. Members heard about cancer pads and bandages, reported on finances, and elected a nominating committee.

Shelby Heights H. R. Gross K. A. Hayes Gross R. R. Conger E. E. Bryant Lizella Richardson Tom Crabtree Robert Douthat Nancy Horne Ivan French J. R. Leonard

Oklahoma Houseguests Entertained In O'Toole

A long list of visitors attends gatherings in Oklahoma and Ohio as families host relatives and friends from Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. Guests include Patty Valach in Lawton and numerous sons daughters and grandchildren visiting from Arlington Prince ton Welches Welch and other places.

Matoaka Church Notices and Vacation Schedule

The Woman's Society of Christian Service postpones its meeting to Wednesday June 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Robertson's home with Mrs Carrico presiding. The Father's Day program at Matoaka Christian church is set for Sunday June 20 at 11 a.m. Rev Foley leads. Matoaka Baptist church begins Vacation Bible School June 14 for one week from 6 to 9 p.m. with Mrs McComas directing.

Matoaka Claude Blankenship Sam Davis Cecil Vance Cc. C. Clark Claude Karnes Woman's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Gus Robertson R. L. Carrico Henry T. Wheeler Matoaka Christian Church J. S. Foley Matoaka Baptist Church Gracie McComas

Mrs Burnett Heads Garden Club Program and Show

Mrs. Harry Burnett vice president of the Blue Grass garden club spoke on Lets Beautify America using excerpts from Lyndon Johnson and Clare Boothe Luce. The club planned All-America City Day with a red white and blue flower display for a downtown store window and a committee was named.

Harry Burnett Blue Grass Garden Club America Lyndon Johnson Clare Boothe Luce W. H. Carr J. G. Litton Burnett Gilbert

Rev Turley Farewell Party Hosts Move to Charleston

Rev and Mrs William Turley of Houston Methodist church were honored at a congregational dinner in Kimball. They will transfer after five years to a Charleston church following attendance at the Buckhannon conference. Rose arrangements adorned tables and gifts were given by groups and individuals. Guests included Mrs W E Booth Princeton Mr and Mrs Elwood Booth Elkhorn Father James Ryan and Mayor and Mrs James Larkin.

Mrs Pritchett Visits Bluefield Friend in Ohio Note

Mrs. William Pritchett of Middletown Ohio is spending a few days with Mrs N G Danner at 901 Augusta Street Bluefield.

William Pritchett Middletown Ohio N. G. Danner Augusta Street Bluefield

Visitors To Castlewood Entertained Enjoy Trips

Castlewood Virginia hosts a flow of visitors and guests from nearby states. Notables include Mrs. William Billings of Lorain Ohio and the Gerbers of Concord California. A bridge party at Mrs. Lee’s home featured three tables and prize winners.

Castlewood

Osborns Tate Enjoy Short Tennessee Vacation

Mr and Mrs Osborne Tate spent a brief Tennessee vacation visiting relatives in Knoxville Morristown Bean Station and Morristown Miss Patty Tate was a hospital patient and they returned home Mrs Burla Saylers and children moved to Memphis Mr and Mrs Tom Owens visited from Esserville and Mr and Mrs Howard Owens Mrs Bess Saylers stayed with her granddaughter in Johnson City Ronnie Gordon and Jeff Sutton hosted a cook out for friends in Lebanon Virginia and Tennessee areas.

Osborne Tate Tennessee Elizabeth Tate Knoxville Tenn Morristown Ora Spoons Patty Tate Nannie Tate Bean Station Ome Burla Saylers Memphis Tom Owens Esserville Howard Owens Bess Saylers Jackie Higbee Johnson City

Bluewell Circle Opens New Year with Potluck Luncheon

The Susannah Wesley circle at Bluewell Methodist Church starts the year with a program titled A New Age New Doors by Mrs. James Belcher at the June meeting in Mrs. Fred Easter’s home. New circle president Mrs. Joe Stout leads with Mrs. Belcher as secretary and Mrs. John Oaster treasurer. The WSCS now begins the year under George Fizer president. The July 13 meeting is set for 12 noon at the church with a potluck luncheon. Mrs. Easter served strawberry shortcake and Cokes.

Susannah Wesley Bluewell Methodist Church James Belcher Fred Easter Joe Stout New Circle Belcher John Oaster George Fizer WSCS Easter

Golden Age Club Luncheon Highlighted By Music And Devotion

Virginians at Graham Christian Church in Bluefield hosted Golden Age club members for a fellowship luncheon. Miss Mary Ellen Gregory led with invocation and devotion on The Perfect Personality. Barbara Tate sang standard hymns with her mother Mrs. Charles Tate sharing accompaniment. Mrs. Tosh presided. birthday songs were sung to W. R. Portis and Anthony Yengen. floral tributes and serving aides were noted. after the program, attendees enjoyed games.

Graham Christian Church Bluefield, Va Golden Age Club Fellowship Barbara Tate Isle of Somewhere Charles Tate Mary Kinder C. T. Tucker E. M. Ritchey Hattie Stowers

Maryland Guests Visit Chatham Hill Residents

Maryland visitors include Ceil Gates and family of Sykesville. Phyllis Waddell of Moneta visits T. H. Waddell Jr. Otis Hounshall and children from Bluefield stay with John Turley. H. E. Campbell and Peggy host A. E. Campbell Bluefield Tate Baldwin Aman da Buchanan Anna Sue Lee and Jack Campbell with children.

Chatham Hill Ceil Gates Sykesville Charlie Gates Gates Phyllis Waddell Moneta T. H. Waddell Jr Otis Hounshall Bluefield John Turley H. E. Campbell Peggy A. E. Campbell W. Va Tate Baldwin Tazewell Amanda Buchanan Anna Sue Lee Marion, Va Jack Campbell

Dusk-to-Dawn Outdoor Lighting Service Spotlighted

An ad promotes Dusk-to-Dawn outdoor lighting for businesses to deter thieves and vandalism. Mercury vapor lights activate at dusk and shut off at dawn, costing just $4 monthly, and emphasize enhanced customer safety.

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