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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
5
New York writers outline etiquette for drive in outings. Rules cover fair admission, splitting costs, separate checks for car meals, sharing tips, and disposing of litter. Emphasizes self control, careful lighting, and avoiding awkward situations with potential necking.
Mrs Louis Berbet presented the June program on a Study of the Jewish Traditions for the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Midway Methodist church. She outlined history customs traditions and discussed exile and modern trends.
Three Tazewell high school students receive National Science Foundation scholarships for summer study. Judy Necessary at VPI Blacksburg Fred Peery at Blacksburg and James Dye at Bridgewater College are named beneficiaries.
Richlands Canasta Club presided by Mrs. Mickey Pruett welcomed two guests Mrs. Jack Zambacca and Miss Nancy Van Dyke to a June gathering with 36 members. Ten canasta tables produced wins for Mesdames Paul Cook Marvin Yost Claude Banner and Jack Zambacca. Hostesses included Mesdames Bill Largen Jim Smith and Tommy Reynolds.
Mrs. Lee Collins led a Keystone Circle WSCS gathering at the Methodist church with hostesses Mrs. E W Dye Mrs. George Cope and Mrs Collins. Bertha Smith delivered a devotional on Jesus Prayer Life and Roy S Smith contributed a lesson We are the Ones to Decide. Plans were made for month activities. Next meeting at Mrs Mitchells home.
Calendar shows Bluefield society events Monday through Wednesday including Masonic installation at the Masonic Temple led by Louise Yost and John Cellis, Garden clubs with Lina Light and Arts and Crafts Center talks, DAR, WCTU, and Pink Dogwood Garden club gatherings with details on locations and hosts.
Jaeger residents and relatives travel across Georgia and South Carolina for vacations and visits. Miss Margaret Ward of Lakeland Fla will return with them. Others include Buddy Durham summering in Daytona Beach and Mrs. W P Blankenship visiting from Williamson. Gloria Lester accepts federal employment in Washington D C.
Mr and Mrs David L Peters visit his grandparents Mr and Mrs C C Day of Washington street and his mother Mrs M F Rune yon before heading to Purdue University in Lafayette Ind where he will pursue a Ph D and she an MA. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Wheatley of Danville. The J A Hammonds visit his brother in Pennsylvania. The William Curries visit their son in Alexandria Virginia.
Miss Margaret Meyer bride elect of Jon V. Hypes was entertained with a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Tom Rohrer and Mrs. Robert Ramsey at 501 Albemarle Street. A pink and white color scheme featured pink roses and a pink and white umbrella for gifts. Bridal games led by Miss Jo Anne Pennington crowned winners Mrs. C. A. Hypes, Mrs. David Hines and Miss Barbara Baker. Attending guests included Mrs. Emerson Rohrer and others. gifts were sent by several guests who could not attend.
Arthur Barry Nesbitt, 36, was elected president of the Housewives Association of New South Wales becoming the first man to hold the post in 47 years. He says he plans to support housewives and encourage men to join while continuing voluntary work at home with his wife and three children.
AZEWELL Va June meeting of Riverside Garden club at Mrs. Roy W. Peery home featured speaker Mrs. F B Thomas with remarks on Sum mertime Is Flower Time. Mrs Joe L Mason president led a brief business session naming year committees. Three new members enrolled.
Twenty eight couples will tee off at 12 30 p m this afternoon in the Bluefield Country Club Mixed Four some event. Participants include Margaret Elliott with Tom Baer Hazel Haynes with Bob Kelley Jane Goodykoontz with Charles Scott and many others.
E L Douglas returned from a visit with daughter Mrs Virginia Halsey in Roanoke Virginia where she was a Memorial hospital patient. celebrations marked his Roanoke birthday with family.
Charlie L. Tosh III is a patient at Bluefield Sanitarium following ankle surgery. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tosh Jr. and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tosh, all of Bluefield.
Pocahontas VA First Methodist Church concludes its Daily Vacation Bible School session through June 2 from 9 to 11 each morning with theme Jesus. Director Mrs Frank Wood leads kindergarten to junior staff and music by Rev C B Algood and Nancy Boone.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Lewis Meadows of Route 4 Princeton announce the birth of daughter Tina Marie on Saturday in Bluefield Sanitarium weighed seven pounds one ounce.
Keystone community notices list multiple visitors and stays across local families. Daugh ters in law and relatives from Wheeling Arlington Hillsville Morgantown Kimball Oak Hill are shown visiting or spending summers with the Herndons O Brians Martins and Painters with several attendees at WVU summer school and a Pineville graduation event.
The Golden Age club hosts a Father’s Day luncheon with Quota Club of Bluefield serving and presenting awards to the oldest father C. J. Caldwell and youngest M. C. Young. Gifts go to T. C. Phillips and Mrs. Fannie Lou Trenor as Rev. Neil McMillan and others attend.
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