WV cosmetologists unit showcases at Beckley event
A detailed report covers the third annual Educa t and Trade Show in Beckley where Unit No. 8 leader Peery Blackwell was chosen to represent West Virginia at the National Convention in Minneapolis July 17 19. The Black Diamond Unit won the Parade of Units trophy with a Honey In the Rock theme and a 5% airplanes dress featuring members pictures. Doris Ruth Cartwright modeled the dress which the state will display at the National Parade of States. The Southern Unit won two awards for most new members during National Beauty Salon Week and for the largest single donation to the Heart Fund. Norma Skeens chairs the unit. Doris Shrewsbury succeeds her. New member Llewelyn Fudge of Athens joined Unit No. 8, with visitors Lillian Winters and Dawn Ballard. Norman M. Spector spoke on Special Income and Hospital Insurance for Hairdressers, assisted by Elva L. Brewster. Emma Nash led the state prayer. About 400 attended. next meeting July 10 in Princeton. Participants from Unit 8 included Gregnore Hash and many others. Princeton delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peery Blackwell
Unit No
West Virginia Cosmetologists Association
West Virginia
Minneapolis
Minn
Lena Waithall
Unit
North American Airlines
Doris Ruth Cartwright
Beckley
Norma Skeens
Doris Shrewsbury Asoo
Alma Hall
Prince
Llewelyn Fudge
Athens
Lillian Winters
Dawn Ballard
Norman M. Spector
Charleston
Elva L. Brewster
Crab Orchard
Emma Nash
Princeton
Unit 8
Gregnore Hash
Mary Lou Arnold
Letha Cseh
Rachel Long
Marriage Ceremony Unites Shutt and Baker in Lebanon Va
Rev J H Shugart pastor in Lebanon Virginia performed a marriage ceremony uniting C W Shutt of Rock and Julia Baker of Northfork The ceremony took place on Monday June 11 195?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
J. H. Shugart
Lebanon
C. W
Buster) Shutt
Julia Baker
Northfork
Vacation Bible Schools In Richlands Area In Session
Churches in Richlands Cedar Bluff area run Daily Vacation Bible Schools themed The Bible. Richlands Methodist DVBS closes today at noon with picnic led by Mrs. Bill Strader and Mrs. Bob Repass. Cedar Bluff Presbyterian DVBS closes Friday noon with final exercises. Rev. and Mrs. Allen Chapman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Cedar Bluff
Allen Chapman
Mesdames John Wimmer
Lance Luttrell
Arnold Goodwin
Scott Warner
James Edward
Frank Wood
Buddy Bane
Jess Luttrell
Douglas Smith
Richlands Baptist Church Bible School
Dorse Cunningham
Mesdames Roy
Miss Hurley Receives Radio-TV Degree at CC Music
Karen Louise Hurley of Bluefield earned the bachelor of fine arts in radio television education during the College Conservatory of Music Cincinnati commencement on June 8. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Hurley and was among 51 graduates in the 1962 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College-Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati
Karen Louise Hurley
Bluefield
Radiotelevision Education
Miss Hurley
C. B. Hurley
Miss Shirley Plaster Honored With Shower Before June Wedding
A Bluefield Virginia bride elect Miss Shirley Plaster receives a mixed shower hosted by Mrs. L A Ruble and Mrs. W C Davidson at Memorial Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. The party featured green and white decor, a bride doll centerpiece, and a cake and favors for about 30 guests. She will wed Ernest Kinder of Tannersville at Memorial Baptist Church on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Plaster
Bluefield
Ernest Kinder
Tannersville, Va
L. A. Ruble
W. C. Davidson
Memorial Baptist Church
Miss Plaster
Mr. Kinder
O. G. Plaster
W. A. Kinder
Raysal Personal Notes From Martinsville Visits
Raysal personals list weekend visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudler of Martinsville stayed with Stanley and Eth Hudler in Caretta, and Everett Hite in Raysal. Arlington resident Tommy Baldwin visited wife Ethel and his parents. Wayne Hay, stationed in South Carolina, visited his wife Pat and parents. Tracy Rowe, with the U S Navy, takes leave to visit the Rowe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raysal
Robert Hudler
Martinsville
Stanley Hudler
Caretta
Everett Hite
Tommy Baldwin
Arlington
Ethel
Tommy Jr
Bobby
Walter Baldwin
Wayne Hay
U. S. Army
South Carolina
Pat
Bill Hay
Tracy Rowe
U. S. Navy
Carl Rowe
Peters town MYF hosts 26 visitors from Pennsylvania
Peters town Methodist Youth Fellowship entertained 26 MYF visitors from Pennsylvania along with seven adults. The group toured the area to visit other MYF groups and shared vesper services and social time at the church. Hosts housed the visitors in Peters town MYF homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterstown
Methodist Youth Fellowship
MYF
Pennsylvania
Floridians Visit In Rocky Gap
Val Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Gillespie and Margaret of Morristown Tennessee were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Stowers. Mrs. L. H. Sands and Susan and Ruth Stowers attend the State FHA Convention at Fort Monroe this week. Miss Frances Looney visits her father Carl and Mrs. Looney in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs. C. N. Pemberton spends several days in Daytona Beach Florida. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Gregory Jr. and family from Roanoke Virginia were visitors. Eddie Quessenberry and daughters of Dublin Georgia were guests of Mr and Mrs. C. S. Spence. Siege Lee and Michael Davis of Tampa Florida were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Davis. Mrs. C. B. Tiller attends the State Postmasters Convention in Roanoke Virginia this week. Mrs. C. A. Crockett and family from Kansas City Missouri visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer. Alma Flatt of Norfolk Virginia and Luana Flatt of Filbert spend time with grandparents C. E. Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Gap
Val Rev
R. C. Gillespie
Margaret
Morristown
Tenn
B. T. Stowers
L. H. Sands
Susan
Ruth Stowers
Ft. Monroe
Frances Looney
Carl Looney
Looney
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. N. Pemberton
Daytona Beach
T. R. Gregory Jr
Roanoke
T. R. Gregory
Eddie Quessenberry
Dublin
C. S. Spence
Siege Lee
Michael Davis
Tampa
W. R. Davis
C. B. Tiller
C. A. Crockett
Kansas City
Charles Brewer
Alma Flatt
Norfolk
Luana Flatt
Filbert
C. E. Brewster
Mrs Hartwell Featured At SCS Meeting
The first Thompson's Chapel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting of the year featured Mrs C J Hartwell as spiritual life chair. She led a meditation on Praying Hands from Matthew 6 6 8 with two hymns and displayed a hands picture. Mrs Oakey Simpson offered prayer and Mrs Toney Pedigo presided over communications and World Banks distribution. The group planned hospital visits monthly. next meeting at the church with hostesses Mrs Pedigo and Mrs Wade Starling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson's Chapel
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
C. J. Hartwell
Spiritual Life
Hartwell
Oakey Simpson
Toney Pedigo
Robert Massey
Simpson
Pedigo
Wade Starling
Local Visitors Arrive for Summer in Bluefield
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wright and son Lee Jr. have arrived from Florida to spend the summer at their Frederick Street home in Bluefield. Edgar Earl Smith, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith of Princeton, injured in a fall this week, is a patient at Bluefield Sanitarium and is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wright
Lee Jr
Bluefield
Florida
Frederick Street
Edgar Earl Smith
Hubert Smith
Wallace Street
Princeton
Calendar of local group meetings and rummage sale
Monday events list activities across Bluefield and nearby towns. Rummage sale at 105 Bluefield Avenue runs 9 00 am to 4 00 pm by the Ladies Auxiliary of Railroad Conductors. WCTU meeting at First Methodist Church covers fish dinner. Outdoor Falls Mills gathering and Macedonia Shrine meeting at Masonic Temple follow suitable times. Various club meetings include UDC tour in Tazewell and ORFG at the Masonic Temple with chairs and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Bluefield Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary
Bluefield
WCTU
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
Falls Mills
Macedonia Shrine No
Masonic Temple
Union Mission Auxiliary
Hamilton Hall
Bland Street
Methodist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Bluefield Assembly No. 48
ORFG
Charlene Burgoyne
VFEW Auxiliary Names Delegate To Convention
Pinnacle Auxiliary No. 3856 of Veterans of Foreign Wars elects a delegate and alternates for the Department Convention in Clarksburg June 21 to 24. Helen Galate is the delegate, Ruby Carson and Mae Irvin are alternates. Initiatives include service reports and bylaws amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinnacle Auxiliary No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department
Clarksburg
Helen Galate
Ruby Carson
Mae Irvin
Ymyw Center
College Avenue
Virginia James
Desir Gilmore
The
YWCA
Winners at Princeton Elks Country Club Ladies Day
Winners in the Ladies Association events at Princeton Elks Country Club include Mrs. Rodney Keesling for low putts in the hole contest and Mrs. Philip Crabtree in the surprise event. Winners received golf balls from Charlie Walk's Pro Shop and 24 women golfers were served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Golf Association
Princeton Elks Country Club
Rodney Keesling
Philip Crabtree
Charlie Walk
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Thelma Motley
Heatherwood Road
Robert
W. Va
Beck
al al A
Vacation Bible Schools
Richlands Area
Lee Norman
Mason Smith
Keely Fields
Charlie Parsons
Fay Snider
Letcher Reed
Patsy Testerman
Cedar Bluff Methodist Dvbs
L. C. Muncy
Sue Whitt
Mesdames
Paul Wiseman
J. 8. Parkis
Shirley Barrazone
Betty Ball
Sandra Whitt
Max Allison
Pounding Mill Union Dvbs
W. H. McGee
C. H. Robinette
Margie Robinette
C. R. Ringstaff
Richlands Christian Dvbs
J. A. Morgan
Paula Buskill
Dexter Wasson
Calvin Thompson
Dennis Jones
Lilburn MacGlothlin
Clarence Reynolds
Charles O'’Malley
Linda Joyce
Linda Dawson
Federal Street
Montgomery Ward
California
Miss Kinder
Virginia Ave
Bluefield, Va
Pet—Borden
Carnation
Mens Shoes
Domino Sugar
On-The- Hill
HDC
Orchard Drive Home
W. A. Hardiman
Wallace Young
Alma Jewell Brown
Patty Newberry
Ralph Bowling
Kirkner Harry
Robert D. Francis
Ralph Hambrick
E. W. Woodson
Bertha Hambrick
Joan Anderson
Curtis Alson Murray
Clyde Hatfield
Clovis Street
Hatfield
Anderson
Jeanne Weinstock
A. H. Worley
Mrs.Hartwell
SCS
UDC
Jess Higgenbotham
Tazewell
College Avenue Baptist Church
East River Council No. 41
Daughters of America
Eagles Hall
VFEW
Elks CC
Baty Daclay
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