Miss Scholl Entertained by Four Hostesses
A luncheon honored Miss Nancy Scholl, bride elect of George Chip Lavender II. Hostesses presented a corsage of pink carnations with silver ribbon and a place setting in her china pattern. Table decor featured pink and white carnations with silver ribbon for 14 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasa Orncy
Nancy Scholl
George
Chip) Lavender II
Chip) Lavender III
Bluefield Country Club
W. N. Scholl
Miss Scholl
G. W
Consumer Question Box Discusses Deceptive Red Lighting Over Meat
Margaret Dana notes the use of red lights to make meat appear fresher and leaner. Officials have long recognized this deception, with laws banning it in some locales and movement growing toward nationwide prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dana
Ee Es Aes
Eecture
Meat Inspection Service
California
Leftover Veal Salad with Veal and Beans
Leftover veal from Sunday roast diced and mixed with celery crescents and cooked or canned snap beans to make a salad. Topped with French dressing or mayonnaise, salt to taste, served on shredded lettuce and garnished with a hard cooked egg for a substantial salad course.
Wednesday Club Calendar For Bluefield Area Activities
A Wednesday listing of church and club events in Bluefield and nearby areas. Rummage sales at Bluewell and Bluefield presbyterians, missions and sewing sessions at First Baptist and Christ Episcopal, YWCA tennis class, DAR luncheon at Bluefield Country Club, HDC and WSCS meetings, Mooses and YWCA Duplicate Bridge Club sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluewell Methodist Church
Bland Street
Bluefield Republican Woman's Club
Princeton Avenue
First Baptist Missi Woman's Missionary Union
Spain
Portugal
Christ Episcopal Churchwomen
Temple Mission
YWCA
City Park
John Chapman
DAR
Carl Galbraith
Bluefield Country Club
Roy Phillips
Bible Quiz Held at Susannah Wesley Club Meeting
The Susannah Wesley Club met at Mrs. C Painter's home with Mrs. C J Kirby presiding. Mrs. C D Bowers led a Bible quiz and won the State Capitals contest. 12 members and two guests were served refreshments. next meeting will be a picnic hosted by C B Woolwine with Blanche McCall assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bowers
Susannah Wesley Club
C. D. Painter
Lewis Coleman
Bowers
J. Frank Gillespie
C. J. Kirby
Community chorus entertains at Friendship Night gathering
Chorus leader Don Kensinger and a group of young men performed for the Bluefield Civic League at the Appalachian Auditorium. Soloist Doug Bourne highlighted pieces from Haydn to Rodgers and Hammerstein, as members from Princeton and Bluefield clubs attended and reports noted $90.50 raised for a cancer project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kensinger
Bluefield Civic League
Appalachian Auditorium
Douglas Bourne
Bob Land
Charles Belcher
Ronnie Dillion
Stan Massie
Steve Thomas
Haydn
God
Miller
Joshua
Battle of
Jericho
Strickling
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Doug Bourne
Palmer
Brown Hoover
Howard Jarrett
Mercer County
Ellen Wharton
Great Crosby
England
Hershel Perdue
Glenn Reynolds
Sam Mitchin
The
Heart Association
Hoover
Pledge of Allegiance
Jane Meadows
Clyde Grubb
Mesdames C. V. Rondinelli
Raymond French
Randel Bond
James Bell
Kemper Stuart
Frank Johnson
Miss Suzann Cooke Honored At Pre-Wedding Party
A pink and white themed pre bridal party celebrated Suzann Cooke bride elect of M. E. Smoky Blaylock Jr. The Jennings Baton home hosted 15 guests on Dearborn Street with games and gift giving. The honoree received a pink and white carnation corsage an electric skillet and numerous gifts from hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzann Cooke
M. E.smoky Blaylock Jr
Jennings Baton
Dearborn Street
Garden Club Appoints Chairmen at June Meeting
The Dogwood Garden Club elected chairmen including Mrs. Hash for books, Mrs. Litz for press books, Mrs. Long Jr for publicity, and Mrs. Denardo for horticulture. Yearbooks were distributed. planting projects at Graham High School were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogwood Garden Club
James A. Pritchet
Robert Hash
Jack Litz
James Long Jr
Frank Denardo
Denardo
Graham High School
Walter Pierce
Long
Hash
Jack Hurley
Travelers To Perform In Bluewell
A group of six Holmes Theological Seminary students from Greenville S C will present the dramatization I Dreamed I searched Heaven for You at Bluewell Pentecostal Holiness Church tonight at 7 30 for the public. The program precedes travels to Canada for Vacation Bible School sessions with stops in Maryland and Delaware. Joyce Bond of North Carolina depicts the dreamer with Bonnie Ward of Pulas ki Virginia as Sadie Lee and Carolyn Sell of North Carolina as angels. Carol Smith of Duhling North Carolina will accompany on piano for soloist Jean Conner of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Theological Seminary
Greenville
S. C
Bluewell Pentecostal Holiness Church
Canada
Bluewell
Maryland
Delaware
Joyce Bond
North Carolina
Bonnie Ward
Pulaski
Sadie Lee
Carolyn Sell
Carol Smith
Bluewell Church
Duhling
Jean Conner
Betrothal announced for Carol Smith and Thomas King
Pineville Mrs. Jasper Smith of Hatcher announces the engagement of her daughter Carol to Thomas King son of Mrs. Jane King of Oceana and the late Mr. Robert King. Miss Smith is a secretary for the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington D C and a School. Mr. King is a Oceana High School graduate, Air Force veteran, and Western Electric employee in Arlington Virginia. Wedding plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Jasper Smith
Hatcher
Carol
Thomas King
Jane King
Oceana
Robert King
Miss Smith
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
King
Oceana High School
Air Force
Western Electric Company
Arlington
Winners Named in Bluefield Ladies Day Golf Event
Winners and scores from the Bluefield Country Club Ladies Day event are listed with Mrs. Betty Tomchin of Princeton taking low gross 91 and Mrs. Edie Carr earning low net 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Princeton
Betty Tomchin
Edie Carr
Bride Judy Wassum Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Waymond Mitchell former Miss Judy Wassum was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. E. F. Carter and Anita. Guests totaled 20, with corsage gifts and linen presented. Out of town attendees included Mrs. W. H. Mitchell Mrs. Wayne Sluss Kim of Taze we Va Mrs. C. E. Weimer Albany Ga and Miss Linda Carter Marion Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymond Mitchell
Judy Wassum
E. F. Carter
Anita
W. H. Mitchell
Wayne Sluss
Kim
Tazewe
C. E. Weimer
Albany, Ga
Linda Carter
Marion
Navy midshipman Telemac Chryssikos earns Sigma Pi Sigma honor
The Paul Chryssikos family visited the U S Naval Academy where son Telemac Chryssikos a firstie majoring in nuclear physics with a French minor was inducted into the National Physics Honor Society Sigma Pi Sigma He will serve on the cruiser The Columbus in the Atlantic and plans leave trips to California and the Virgin Islands during 40 days before returning to Bluefield for family visits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chryssikos
Telemac
U. S. Naval Academy
Maryland
Academy
Sigma Pi Sigma
Chryssikos
Coumbus
Mrs Warren L Johnston Patient at Bluefield Sanitarium
Mrs Warren L Johnston of 817 Highland Avenue is a patient in Bluefield Sanitarium Room B-3. She is allowed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren L. Johnston
Highland Avenue
Bluefield Sanitarium
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Lavender
F. E. Deitz Jr
Ben W. Black
William Jefcoat
W. Taylor Moore
Westminster Presbyterian Woc
Bluefield Old Guards
Trinity Church
Evelyn Thomas
Graham Hdc
J. D. Nuckols
Shelby Heights
Bluefield
Methodist
WSCS
Academy View Hdc
Frank Snell
Denton Street
H. R. Hurst
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
Y Center
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Ywca Duplicate Bridge Club
Y Cent
Dad
Hell
Florsheim
RAND
OF New
Federal Street
Bluefield, W. VA
Miss Cooke
Garden Club
Brownie Clark
Eloise White
Maude Baker
Dot Corte
Warlick
Supper Club
Maine Lobster and Steaks
Central Pharmacy
Corner
Federal and Commerce
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Jennings Eaton
James Mattox
Tess
Eddie Farrow
Dorothy Brooks
USN Academy
Fornia
the Virgin Islams
Brigade of Midshipmen
Blue Angels
US Navy Air Force
Roanoke
T. M. Hercules Powder Co
Baris, Re
Roanoke Street
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