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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1972

Page

6

Bluefield Weekly Club Calendar Highlights Meetings and Events

A dense list of club meetings and social events scheduled across Bluefield and nearby towns. Rummage sales, luncheons, garden tours, and civic group gatherings fill Wednesday to Saturday with organizations including Rescue Squad Auxiliary, Sacred Heart St Ann's Altar Society, Bluefield Old Guard, Quota Club, WGC Southwest District, and various church, garden, and homemaker clubs.

Princeton Avenue Sacred Heart Catholic St. Ann’s Altar Society Parish Hall Bluefield Old Guard Trinity Church Robert Vawter Quota Club of Bluefield West Virginian Darnell Miller Brushfork First Church of God Missionary Society

4H All-Stars To Mark 50th Anniversary

The Virginia 4-H All-Stars celebrate fifty years since formation in 1922 with a June 23 to 25 conference at Virginia Tech. The event features reunions campus tours seminar banquet and dance as tapping marks open proceedings.

Virginia All-Stars West Virginia Agricultural Extension Division All-Star Virginia 4-H All-Stars Virginia Tech

Crumpler Couple Visits Oakvale Friends

Mr and Mrs Jerry Harris of Crumpler visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Beggs. Mr and Mrs Buster Shutt and Mrs Hallie Sneed visited Betty Brinkley in Oakvale.

Jerry Harris Crumpler Charlie Beggs Buster Shutt Hallie Sneed Betty Brinkley Oakvale

HDC Hears Of Tour In Old Salem By Mercer County Club

Mrs. Ray Porter reported to Pisgah Homemakers Club on a chartered bus tour to Old Salem Winston Salem N C with 45 members and agent Margaret Meador. The group learned Salem's founding dates and the 1913 consolidation and visited the Old Salem Tavern and restored areas.

Ray Porter Mercer County Farm Women’s Council Pisgah Homemakers Club Old Salem Winston-Salem N. C Mercer County Margaret Meador Porter Beckley Area Extension Homemakers Council Southern West Virginia Community College Williamson Pisgah Hdc Pisgah Methodist Church J. L. White M. V. Shumate Roy Sauls Ralph Kiblinger William Lipiezky Sauls White Lipiczky

Pocahontas Notes Birthday Anniversaries For Gilley Grandchildren

Pocahontas notes celebrate birthday anniversaries of Sharon Yvonne and Laura Lee Gilley granddaughters of Josephine Taylor. Sharon turned four on May 27 and Laura on June 9. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilley of Matoaka with grandparents listed in Pocahontas Blueswell North Wilkesboro and Springfield Virginia.

Sharon Yvonne Laura Lee Gilley Josephine Taylor Sharon Laura Paul Gilley Matoaka James Gilley Blueswell Martin Taylor North Wilkesboro N. C Bessie Mae Catron Pocahontas

Relief Society Luau Social At Bluefield Meeting

The Relief Society of Bluefield hosted a Luau at Mr. and Mrs. Orval Robson Park View Heights bluefield Va with 53 members attending. Guests received Aloha leis as Hawaiian gowns and shirts adorned the table buffet featuring fruit and jello salads. Orval Robson showed slides from Hawaii and Polynesian Center life and customs. Co hostesses Phyllis Warden and Frances Ramage assisted.

The Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints of Bluefield Luau Orval Robson Park View Heights Robson Hawaii Laea LDS Church Church College of Hawaii Polynesia Garmet Mrs. Robson Relief Society Phyllis Warden Frances Ramage

Russell County HDC Outdoor Cookery Schedule

Russell County Home Demonstration Clubs announce a week of Outdoor Cookery sessions. Dates run June 14 to 22 with meetings at Men with Mrs. Banner Honaker Candlewax Spruce Pine Lebanon Park Hamlin and a postponed Dickensonville club. A Copper Creek 4 H Type Day Camp is set for June 19 to 23.

Russell County Steve Banner Cecil Talbert Honaker L. D. Owens Glen Ed Owens Bob Fuller Frances Justice Florence Compton Lebanon Lebanon Park Ruth Noe Harold Johnson Mocassin Valley Johnny Steele Frank Morefield Hamlin Hamlin Baptist Church Dorothy Hale Dickensonville Club Copper Creek

Camp notes and family visits span North Carolina to Ohio

Keystone personals report Mrs Wiley Brooks labeled supervisor at Camp Joel Winston Salem with the Merediths and Miss Lusk assisting A Norfolk visit by Mr and Mrs Emrey Ferrell and Carlos included granddaughter Glenna Gaye Compton wedding to Gene Craft The Howells visit Warren Ohio with granddaughter Janetta Kaye and her grandmother Ada Woody The Apostle Paul referenced as first great Christian missionary.

Keystone Wiley Brooks Dickie Meredith Betty Lusk Camp Joel Winston Salem N. C Clifford Compton Glenna Gaye Compton Gene Craft Church of Christ Norfolk Lace Howell Danny Harshman Warren Ohio Janetta Kaye Ada Woody

Quota Club Names Committees For 1972 73 In Bluefield

Neil Doak, new president of the Quota Club of Bluefield, announces committees for 1972 73. The service committee is led by Marie Michelson with Margaret Hensley as co chairman and a long list of members. Ada Thompson chairs the ways and means with Eva Haynes as co chair. numerous members listed. Fellowship chaired by Besse Sarver with Vivian Neff as co chairman and aides. Attendance recorded by Helen Holbrook. promotion led by Helen Farley. Publicity handled by Mary Ellen Greegy and Elmyra Saunders. local publicity by Jeanne Foster. Program chaired by Betty Ernest with several co chair and members. Music chaired by Sheila Pruett with multiple co chairs. Decorations led by Doris Carbaugh with Clara Gott as co chair. Thelma Motley remains historian with Lina Light assisting. Golden Age Club reps Thelma Motley and Vic Alexander. Ethel Little heads house and hostess with Phylls Connor as co chair of photography and Margaret Hendricks with Allyen Wilburn as co chair.

Marie Michelson Margaret Hensley Cochairman Dorothy Boggess Grace Farley Cookie Kaye Lina Light Thelma McMullin Maude Medley Laralice Ratcliffe Edythe Siegel Harriet Speiden Elsia Thomas Shirley Tibbs Grace Wagner Ballie Jean Waller Eula Williams Ada Thompson Ways and Means Eva Haynes Mary Ellen Greegory Virginia Gibson Gene McCann Elmyra Saunders Hazel Templeton Besse Sarver Vivian Neff Libby Akers Eula Barnhill Thelma Cooper Ruth Fleshman Helen Holbrook Elizabeth Jenkins Jo Kammer Billie Mae Ross Connie Gammage Adrian Barnett Quota Helen Farley Effie Carter Mary Helen Kirby Quota International Mary Ellen Greegy Jeanne Foster Betty Ernest Darrance Cole Betty Carte Brenda Gillespie Eunice Jones Nell Lambert Betty Lou Mabe Shirley Martin Dorothy Spracher Sheila Pruett Katie Bell Doris Carbaugh Clara Gott Nannie Rae Alderson Hazel Caldwell Margaret Hendricks Virginia Huff Allyen Wilburn Annie D. Woolwine Thelma Motley Golden Age Club Vic Alexander Ethel Little Phylls Connor

Group 5 Ends Study and Names Officers at First Christian Church

Group Five of the First Christian Church concluded the Shinny Down Your Sycamore study at the June meeting. Helen Ryan led it for three months and will chair the new Six Hundred Million Neighbors study. Mrs Thelma Moody presided in the Lake Place building with 13 members and two guests, naming officers for the year starting July 1.

First Christian Church Helen Ryan India Nepal Thelma Moody Lake Place Moody J. C. Aliff C. L. Biggs Frank Woods Ryan W. L. McMullin Cochairman Otis Bivens FE. S. Meadows R. W. Gibson Bivens Apostle Paul

Bailey Underwood Family Reunion Set

The second annual Bailey and Underwood family reunion will be held at the Police Recreation Farm on U.S. Route 52 south of Huntington. The event opens at 9 a.m. with lunch served at 12:30 p.m. Each family should bring a basket lunch of favorite foods.

Bob Bailey Mary Ann Underwood Police Recreation Farm U. S. Route 52 Huntington

Weekend visit noted in Tazewell Virginia

Mrs. W. E. Booth of Kimball spent a weekend at the home of Mrs. Harry Franklin and visited her sister Mrs. Tom Booth in Tazewell Virginia.

W. E. Booth Harry Franklin Tom Booth Tazewell, Va

Official Pays Visit To Local Re bekahs

Noble Grand Pearl Grubb presided for the first June meeting of the Loyalty Rebekah Lodge 94 in the Moose Home with Vice Grand Drucilla Cundiff assisting. Katheryn Wratchford of Charleston paid an official visit. guests included M. R. Wratchford and several Ellison Lodge 90 members. The lodge was named host of the District meeting at the IOOF Hall on Roanoke Street Bluefield. officer nominations were held with Ruth Harless named for noble grand and Ina Bradbury as treasurer.

Noble Grand

Visits Paid In Ceres Area

Mr and Mrs York Hubble and Marsha of Richmond Virginia spent a few days with relatives here. Ken nth Tibbs and daughters of Hardieville South Carolina visited his mother Loma Tibbs. She is in Marion Virginia hospital. They visited his aunt Mrs W T Craven in Chilhowie Virginia who was recently hospitalized. Recent guests of the Alvis Atwells were their son Donnie Ray Atwell family of Maryland who also visited the Carl Russells in Marion Virginia. Other guests were Miss Mary Jo Atwell of Washington DC and Gilmer Gillesie of Kewanee Michigan and Mrs Joe Groseclose of Huntsville Alabama visited the J B Groseclose home who attended a dance recital in Wytheville Virginia in which their granddaughter Susan Compt on took part. The E G Umbergers spent a few days in Falls Church Virginia with the Johnny Ambergers. The Joe Coopers and Betsy Carter spent several days in Bedford Virginia with the James Van Winkles and attended Disney on Parade in Roanoke Virginia. The Alvin Shupes and Louise spent a weekend in Maryland. Mr and Mrs Elmo Duncan of Kennesaw Georgia visited Mrs Zeyn Repass, Mr and Mrs Troy Cox and daughter and baby of Gaitherburg Maryland visited Mollie Cox.

York Hubble Marsha Richmond Kenneth Tibbs Hardieville S. C Loma Tibbs Marion, Va W. T. Craven Chilhowie Alvis Atwells Donnie Ray Atwell Maryland Carl Russells Marion Mary Jo Atwell Washington, D. C Gilmer Gillesie Kewanee N. Mi Joe Groseclose Huntsville Ala J. B. Groseclose Wytheville Susan Compton E. G. Umbergers Falls Church Johnny Ambergers Joe Coopers Betsy Carter Bedford James van Winkles Roanoke Alvin Shupes Louise Elmo Duncan Kennesaw Zeyn Repass Troy Cox Gaitherburg, Md Mollie Cox

Matoaka Personals Visiting Rhonda Family

Mr and Mrs Mack Anthony of Rhonda North Carolina are visiting their daughter Mr and Mrs Don Gillenwater. Grandson Donnie will join them for the summer.

Mack Anthony Rhonda N. C Don Gillenwater Donnie

Local Church To Sponsor Pet Show

College Avenue Baptist Church will sponsor a Pet Show for boys and girls from age 3 through sixth grade on Friday June 16 at 2 p.m. in the church parking lot. Prizes honor best looking ugliest best groomed best dressed smallest and largest pets best trained and loudest pet with judges from Bluefield's Golden Age Club. The Vacation Bible School runs Monday through Friday ending June 23 under Pastor Rev. Frank G. Schwall Jr.

College Avenue Baptist Church Bluefield Golden Age Club Frank G. Schwall Jr

Recent Bride Entertained In Princeton Shower Honors Mrs Flanigan

Mrs William B Flanigan was honored with a wedding shower in Princeton First Methodist Church parlor. Hosted by Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs G R Smith Jr the event drew 40 guests who gave household gifts. Pink and green decor featured a pink carnation corsage for the honoree and games awarded prizes to Bridgette Pendleton Regina Flanigan and Susan Ficken.

William B. Flanigan Robert Smith G. R. Smith Jr First Methodist Church Princeton Bridgette Pendleton Regina Flanigan Susan Ficken

Parish Consideration Dinner At Christ Episcopal Church

Christ Episcopal Church hosts a covered-dish parish dinner led by St. Hilda's Guild chief Mrs. Joseph F. Graham to discuss the election of a bishop co adjutor and plan a July or August church picnic. The supper begins Thursday June 15 at 6 15 p.m.

Christ Episcopal Church St. Hilda’s Guild Joseph F. Graham

Engagement announced for Deborah Phipps and Walter Carl III

Mr and Mrs Bernard Phipps of Bramwell announce the engagement of their daughter Deborah to Walter Franklin Carl III, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Carl Jr of Bluefield. Deborah a 1971 Bramwell High School graduate employed by General Telephone. Walter a student at Bluefield State College employed by Lilly Construction. Wedding planned for June 24 in Bramwell Wesleyan Church.

Bernard Phipps Bramwell Deborah Walter Franklin Carl III Walter Carl Jr Bluefield Miss Phipps Bramwell High School General Telephone Company of Southeast Carl Bluefield State College Lilly Construction Company Bramwell Wesleyan Church

Home Life Group Chooses New Officers in June

The June meeting of the Home Life group of the Bluefield Woman's Club met at Rockbridge Street with Mrs. J L Albright as new chairman and Mrs W K Bourne in charge. Mrs R S Alba named chairman of hostesses as 15 members attended.

Bluefield Mesdames Bourne Caviness Alba L. L. Kilgore J. E. Howery J. E. Eaton

Local couple attends Baptist Bible College graduation

Reverend and Mrs. Wiley Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Fair Boyd returned from Springfield Missouri where they attended the 22nd graduation exercises of the Baptist Bible International College. Nancy Burnette daughter of Ezra Burnette of McDowell will graduate in mid winter and is sponsored by Burke Baptist Church. They also saw the arts drama Case of Humanity.

Keystone Wiley Brooks Fair Boyd Springfield Baptist Bible International College Nancy Burnette Ezra. Burnette McDowell Burke Baptist Church Case of Humanity

Mrs Rachel Hamlin In Hospital After Fall

Mrs. Rachel Hamlin of Balsam Street is a patient at Bluefield Sanitarium following a fall at her home. She is able to receive visitors and is in Room B-3.

Rachel Hamlin Balsam Street Bluefield Sanitarium

Centennial Celebration Scheduled at Shenandoah Valley Research Station

The Shenandoah Valley Research Station near Steele's Tavern will hold a centennial celebration and field day on Wednesday June 28 starting at 10 a.m. Dr M B Wise will preside and speakers from Virginia Tech including T M Starling J A Gaines J P Fontenot R C Carter will discuss grain varieties cattle cross breeding silage and ram testing. Lunch will feature Coyt T Wilson and S K Cassell will introduce Brooks McCormick. The program wraps with G W Litton on grain harvesting and guided tours of livestock crops machinery and iron works exhibits.

Blacksburg Virginia Tech Shenandoah Valley Research Station Steele’s M. B. Wise Tech Department of Animal Science W. H. McClure T. M. Starling J. A. Gaines J. P. Fontenot R. C. Carter Coyt T. Wilson S. K. Cassell Brooks McCormick International Harvester Company G. W. Litton

Snyders and Pais Families Attend Two College Graduations

Mr and Mrs Herbert Snyder traveled from Keystone to Morgantown for Jerry Wayne Snyder’s West Virginia University graduation where he earned a BA in social studies and will supervise Wythe County social work. Mrs Snyder, an RN, is daughter of Rosco and wife will reside in Wytheville. Mr and Mrs Elia Pais returned from Notre Dame with David Pais who earned a BA and will tour New England before summer work in Maine. David’s roommate Phil Schartz will fly to Omaha Nebraska. Ellen Marie and Nanette Pais joined the trip.

Keystone Herbert Snyder Morgantown Jerry Wayne Snyder West Virginia University Wythe County Margaret Rosco George Wytheville Elia Pais Notre Dame Ind David Pais University of Notre Dame Phil Schartz New England States Schartz Omaha Neb Pais Maine Ellen Marie Nanette Pais Louis Pais

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W. Smith Preston Warden Etta Robson Rosaline Holcomb Virginia Hylton Forest Hills Garden Club Jack McClaughterty Orchardway Bruce Fraley Southwest District WGC Westminster Presbyterian Moc Bland County Board of Deacons Bluefield Aerie Eagle Aerie J’rviceton Avenue Fincastie Duplicate Bridge Club Fincastle Country Club Springville Young Homemakers Club City Park Camp Clide Brower Girl Scout Cumberland Heights HDC U. S. Navy Mothers Club Moose Home Roy Avenue Midway WSCS Caffee Memorial Christian Ruth Mitchell Guild Valley Woman’s Club Board W. E. Faust Falls Mills So Cal Gals Municipal Clubroom College Avenue Women’s Auxiliary Salvation Army Citadel Pocahontas Notes E. B. Crockett Mrs Charles Mills Springfield, Va Keystone Personals Neil Doak Kimball Belinda Carr Robert Ward Jr J. C. Auer Circle Drive Kathy Carr Danny Coppinger Mike Foster Earl Kendrick Paige Auer Ceres Elim Hankla‘s Home Life Group America Dave Kirby Fred Burton City Report
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