Finals Near in Rocky's Golf Tourney at Bluefield Club
The Bluefield country club fans see semi finals set in Rocky's Golf tournament with Mrs E S Strader Jr facing Mrs Toral Duckett in the main flight and Mrs W T Williams Jr vs Miss Betsy Kersey in the first flight as handicap scores and close matches highlight the event. A team of 12 plans Roanoke play Tuesday and signups occur in the Golf shop.
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Bluefield Country Club
Rocky
Fred Richmond
Betsy Kersey
Carolyn Schorr
C. J. Brooks
E. S. Strader, Jr
Toral Duckett
W. T Williams, Jr
Betsey Kersey
J. B. Heilman
H. A. Porter
Roanoke
Chopped Spinach Ring with Ham Recipe
A practical Duncan Hines style kitchen tip describes making a Chopped Spinach Ring with Ham from Sun day leftovers. Spinach, eggs, melted butter, bread crumbs, salt, cayenne and paprika are mixed and baked in a ring mold in a water bath, then unmolded and served with creamed diced ham in the center.
Babbitt Announces Birth of Son Clifford George Ill
Mr and Mrs C G Babbitt Jr of Washington DC announce the arrival of a son on Wednesday evening June 13 at Bluefield Sanitarium The baby weighed six pounds four ounces at birth and has been named Clifford George Ill The mother is the former Miss Laverne McDaniels of Bluefield Virginia
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C. G. Babbitt, Jr
Washington, D. C
Bluefield Sanitarium
Clifford George
Laverne McDaniels
Bluefield
Miss Juanita Pack Weds Mr Daniel Thomas Carr
The ceremony led by Rev Louis Alonzo Harmon featured organist Harmon Sheel and a reception in the parish house. The bride, given by her brother Sidney Garland Pack, wore eyelet gown with redingote and a French illusion veil.
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Harmon Sheel
Louis Alonzo Harmon
Sidney Garland Pack
South Charleston
William Gordon Foster
Films Shown At Bluefield Home Group Meeting
Mrs. Kermit Monk of Tazewell Va presented moving pictures of the Tazewell centennial celebration at the June American Home meeting of the Bluefield Woman’s club. Thirteen members attended at the chairman’s Jefferson Street home with Mrs C Watkins hosting. The session was the final before a two month summer recess and will resume in September under Mrs S C Douglas with programs led by Mrs I N Fuqua Mrs N H Danner and Mrs W C Warlick.
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Kermit Monk
Tazewell
American Home Department
Bluefield
S. C. Douglas
I. N. Fuqua
N. H. Danner
W. C. Warlick
Miss Perdue Weds Stewart William Perdue in Princeton
Alfreda Perdue daughter of A. L. and Mrs. Perdue of Brushfork married Stewart William Perdue son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Perdue of Brushfork. The ceremony was held Thursday June 7 at the First Christian church Princeton with Rev. J. M. Dunn. Alfreda a Beaver high school graduate and A W Cox department store employee. Stewart attended Bluefield schools and served four years in the Navy in World War II. They will reside in Bluewell. A bridal shower was held at her parents home with many gifts.
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A. L. Perdue
Brushfork
Alfreda
Stewart William Perdue
W. C. Perdue
Princeton
First Christian Church
J. M. Dunn
Beaver High School
A. W. Cox Department Store
Perdue
Bluefield
Bluewell
Beauty and You Nail Care Advice from a 20th Century Leaflet
An health and beauty guide touts buffers and emery boards for strong nails. Buffing before polish improves circulation and cuticle care. avoid rough shaping at nail corners to prevent breakage. Readers are urged to DIY manicures and avoid salon cuts. Miss Lindsay's leaflet offers post pregnancy exercises for 10 cents via New York address.
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Lindsay
P. O
New York 19
N. Y
Worley Family Welcomes Son David Allen
Mr and Mrs Paul Worley of Princeton road announce the birth of their son David Allen on June 9 at the grandparents home on Locust Grove drive. The baby weighed 6 pounds at birth. The couple also have a daughter Carolyn. The mother is the former Miss Helen Mitchell.
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Paul Worley
Princeton Road
David Allen
W. R. Worley
Locust Grove Drive
Carolyn
Helen Mitchell
Happiness First Ideals Love and Family Tested
A reader asks whether to follow heart or mind in leaving husbands for new love. Dorothy Dix condemns the "happiness first" view as selfish, urging responsibility to children and warning that true happiness requires earned sacrifice and stable homes. A second letter praises steadiness, advising the wife to wait for the husband to settle the family and resist government aid.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Lucy
Miss Graham Feted With Pre nuptial Parties
Miss Patsy Graham to wed Mr. Roland Mills next Saturday in Tazewell Virginia. She was honored at multiple pre nuptial events hosted by Mrs. Earl Bowman at Riverjack and by Mrs. Kyle Croys with dessert bridge and a china shower. Hosts praised yellow rosebud corsages and gardenia accents as pink and green decor graced the gatherings. Mrs. John R. Morris plans a dessert bridge at her Whitethorn street home Tuesday night.
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Patsy Graham
Roland Mills
Earl J. Bowman
Riverjack
Tazewell
Kyle Croys
Miss Graham
F. K. Ernst
Pear Street
John R. Morris
Whitethorn Street
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Duncan Hines
Frigidaire
Underwater Suds Distributor
Cole
Kirchner
Bland Street
Bluefield, W. VA
Daniel Thomas Carr, JR
Laura Juanita Pack
Juanita Pack Iss
Daniel Thomas Carr
Vernon Armstrong Vail, Jr
Lancaster
William Robert Carr
David Townsend Stemple
Earl Kendricks
James Carro
Welsh
Vernon Armstrong Vail
Carr
Tsats
Paper Supply CO
Tonm Bicycles
B. Aerae Il Sa
Miss Perdue
Mr. Perdue
Beauty & You
By Patricia Lindsay
St. Luke's Nurses
Robert Carrico, Jr
Raymond Brooks
Otis McKenzie
Howard Eanes
O. G
C. T. St. Clair
ITI
George Parcell
Low
Norma Lee Edwards
Graham
Lorence Smith
Harriett Smith
Pearl Street
China
Melvin H. Stone
James Doby
John Caldwell
Insurance Agency
Federal
Jaycee
Bobby Benson
Bluefield Stadium
Stan, Stan
the Donut Man
Mason Ayres and Daughters
Minnie Ha-Cha
Paul Thomas
Miss Ginger Ayers
Julie and
June
Clint Alley
Joe Tate
Phillis & Howe
O. D. Hall
Jene
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