Reunion Banquet Invoked With Class Leaders Recognitions
The 1954 reunion banquet featured Mrs. Shirley Anderson Holbrook as junior class president directing recognitions and greetings from absent classmates. Jim Kinzer, senior class president, served as master of ceremonies and distributed gifts while couples in attendance included Tom Edd Durham and Shirley Wilson, Hoge Fields and Pat Yost, Leonard Yost and Nancy French. Special awards went to Janice Workman Ernest for most children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Anderson Holbrook
Jim Kinzer
Tom Edd Durham
Shirley Wilson
Hoge Fields
Pat Yost
Leonard Yost
Nancy French
Jimmy Collins
Kay Hammed
Ralph French
Joan Harmon
Lowell Steele
Patty Bourne
Janice Workman Ernest
Shirley Tabor Murakami
Miss Gills Entertained At Lunch
Dottie Gills bride elect of Don Speroni of New York was entertained at a luncheon at Bluefield Country Club hosted by her aunt Mrs. W. K. Lindsey. Guests included Mrs. Roy Gills and Mrs. Mike Jackson of Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie Gills
Don Speroni
New York
Bluefield Country Club
W. K. Lindsey
Roy Gills
Mike Jackson
Roanoke
Gilles
Mesdames
Joe H. Bowen
Danny Simmons
Howell Bray
Huntsville
Ala
Tillman Riddle
Sam Morgan
J. T. Harvey
Pat Breeding
Walter Mack Sanders
Paul Hudgins
Bernard Jarrett
Roy Manis
Club Calendar Features Local Meetings and Speakers
Community groups schedule Monday through Friday activities in Bluefield and nearby areas. Attendees include Union Mission Auxiliary, UDC, Trinity Methodist, Bland Street Methodist, ORFG, D of A, Bluefield Country Club, U. S. Navy Mothers, YWCA, and church WMA circles with speakers and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
U. S. Navy
Appalachian Auditorium
Keystone Methodist Wscs
R. M. Painter
R. M. Goad
Ywca Board of Directors
Camp Iva
YWCA
Y Center
Emily Kornish
First Baptist Wma
Betty Carroll Circle
Evalyne Tickle
Mack Bradley
Frederick Street
UDC District Meeting Highlights West Virginia Event
Mrs. E Forrest Jones of Charleston head of the West Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy addressed the Travellers District gathering at Bland Street Methodist church in Bluefield. She urged focus on education memorials scholarships and new members while noting 165 WV historical markers placed in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy View Hdc
Frank Snell
H. R. Hurst
Bluefield
E. Forrest Jones
Charleston
West Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Travellers’ District
Bland Street Methodist Church
Real Daughters
UDC
Harry Birt
Oak Hill
Southern Cross Chapter
Richmond
Margaret Jennings
A. Maude Roby
Henry Fortune
Jeannie
Rose
Texas
Mabel Bonner
Princeton
Hinton
Union
Mary Avis Hinton Conner
Boyd B. Stutler
Jones
John Donovan
S. E. Wood
Paul C. Thomas
Clarence Allen Hill
P. B. Gooch
H.S. Gay
James Lockwood
Welch
Webb Couple Attends Judge Christie Induction
Mr and Mrs F Alvin Webb of Silver Spring Md were guests of Mrs Mary Ofsa. They attended the induction ceremonies for Judge Sidney Christie as federal judge of the Northern and Southern Districts of West Virginia and the reception at the West Virginia hotel in Bluefield. Mr Webb attended to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Alvin Webb
Silver Spring
Mary Ofsa
Sidney Christie
West Virginia
Bluefield
Webb
June Visitations In Quarry Area Reported
Mrs Lola Mitchell of Norfolk and numerous relatives visited Quarry area households in June. The record lists extended families from Blacksburg Saltville Glade Springs and Allison Gap visiting in law and friendship patterns across multiple towns including Lynchburg Roanoke Marion and Glade Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Lawrence
Saltville
J. B. Snow
Lynchburg
Sammy Grady
Roanoke
Ida Mae Jones
Sylvia Clapp
Kay
Board of Stewards
Quarry Methodist Church
James M. Wright
Clyde L. Ferguson
Robert L. Barrett
Dan Olinger
Herbert L. Haynes
Tho
Fodors and kin visit from many towns
Mr and Mrs George Fodor host relatives including James Mercer family and John Fodor family from Morgantown and Alex Fodor from Chicago Illinois. John Fodor visits her parents Carl and Mrs Bennington. Alex Catona returns from New York City with Joe Zeke family. Otis Hall and Barbara Hall go home to Virginia after visiting Joe Valach family and Edward Hall in Anawat and Frank Hall in Page ton. Chippy Raisovich returns from Falls Mills Virginia to his grandparents William and Mrs Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fodor
James Mercer
John Fodor
Morgantown
Alex Fodor
Chicago
Carl Bennington
Alex Catona
New York City
N. J
Joe Zeke
Otis Hall
Barbara Hall
Alexandria
Joe Valach
Edward Hall
Anawalt
Frank Hall
Pageton
Chippy Raisovich
Eli Raisovich
Falls Mills
William Fuller
Lamb kidneys rolled in bacon then broiled on skewers
Readable text describes lamb kidneys halved and rolled inside bacon, then skewered and broiled to serve. The recipe hints at rustic flavor and straightforward technique without additional context or measurements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham High School
la Saluta Club
Bluewell
Lawrence (Burrhead) Bradley
Paul Trenton
Clarence Smoot
Ill
Betty Joe Mattox Pedigo
Geraldine Ball Brewer
Franklin Hess
Jack Bourne
Charles Brewer
Mark Pafford
J. T. Pafford
Joel Pafford
Rock Hill
Karen Brewer
Charlotte
Union Mission Auxiliary
Princeton Avenue
Evelyn Thomas
Children of the Mission
Golden Age Center
Ellene Johnston
Gladys Gerald
Joe Wilds
Trinity Methodist Men’s Club
Kyle McCormick
Clyde Caviness
Asbury Hall
Bland Street
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Fred Mitchell
East River Avenue
Bluefield Assembly No. 48
ORFG
Masonic Temple
East River Council No
D of A
Eagles Hall
First Baptist Wmu
Dc. A. Lilly
Tyler Easley
College Avenue
Tor
Cohen Drug CO
Cakkkn
B. B. Caldwell
Mary L. Burk
R. V. Kittle
Mas H. Debord
C. P. Brickey Jr
Glade Springs
George Jones
Maggie House
Roy Keesee
Gerald Parks
Marion, Va
Raymond Terry
Mae Mumpower
Irene Shreeves
Annis Hayden
C. L. Ferguson
Lloyd Pierce
Buddy Canter
Richard Browrow
Virgie Keesee
Bill Joe Barrett
Allison Gap
O'Toole
Virginia
Akon
Princeton Ave
Westgate Shopping
Westgate
Appalachian School
Bill Ford
Gay Dillon
General Tire
Tread Company
Bluefield Ave
Bluefield, W. Va
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