Ladies Of Courage Co authored by Mrs. FDR and Hickok
Washington report says Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok co authored Ladies of Courage a book on women in public affairs. It highlights how women break into politics and the need to back fellow women with money and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cowan
Jane Eads
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lorena Hickok
Miss Hickok
Associated Press
Sey
Howe Toster
Bible School Op ens at Eckman Methodist Church
The Bible School opened Monday at Eckman Methodist Church with Mrs. Joe David as director and theme Our Church. Volunteers include Mrs. Bill Odham Mrs. Sidney Elgin and Phylliss Painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Eckman Methodist Church
Joe David
Our Church
Bill Odham
Sidney Elgin
Ae Phylliss Painter
Bride-Elect Tells Of Plans For Wedding
Miss Betty Jo Wilkinson plans to marry Martin Jack Bourne in Grace Methodist Church on Thursday June 24 at 6 30 pm. The ceremony will be officiated by Rev B W Johns with sister Nancy Jean Wilkinson as maid of honor and Jimmy Stewart as best man. Reception to follow in Grace Church recreation room with numerous local hostesses and a rehearsal party the prior evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Wilkinson
Martin Jack Bourne
Grace Methodist Church
B. W. Johns
Bernard Wilkinson
Wythe Avenue
City
Mr. Bourne
Marcus Bourne
Highland Avenue
Blue
Miss Wilkinson
Nancy Jean Wilkinson
Bourne
Jimmy Stewart
Don Taylor
James Warden
Raymond Stewart
Scott Johnson
Dickie Blackwell
David Booth
John C. Wilkinson
Randel Bond
Fred Taylor
Elaine Sarver
Lettye Ann Howell
Myrtle Howell
W.C. Bone
E. N. Dudley
Jeanne Lotito
Janet Taylor
George Melcher
Monterey Hill
Walton Avenue
John Wilkinson
Paul Taylor
Taylor
Elm Street
Lee Baldwin
W. S. Hendricks
Anne Marie An Tie Hendricks
Lettye Howell
Billie Rae Bradbery
Sarver
Howell
Mary Alice Taylor
Host Can't Keep Dinner A Half Hour
Emily Post discusses etiquette for late arrivals and suggests fifteen minutes is the latest a meal should wait. Readers ask about inviting messages for a dress shop opening and etiquette for serving salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Post
New Officers Lead Locust Hill Society in Max Meadows
Max Meadows Virginia June 20 new officers of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Locust Hill Methodist Church were installed. Catherine Fink was elected president with I H Hancock vice president and a slate including Keesling Quesenberry Fink Huff Armbrister Roy Smith in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Meadows
Women's Society of Christian Service
Locust Hill Methodist Church
Catherine Fink
I. H. Hancock
Charles Keesling
Lloyd Quesenberry
D. V. Fink
Joe Huff
H. C. Armbrister
Roy Smith
Births of Kary Victor and Candace Lee to Mr and Mrs Victor Friend Jr
Mr and Mrs Victor H Friend Jr of College Terrace Apartments welcomed a son Kary Victor born June 13 at St Luke's Hospital weighing seven pounds. They also have a daughter Candace Lee, age 2. Mrs Friend is formerly Betty Jean er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Friend Jr
College Terrace Apartments
Kary Victor
St. Luke's Hospital
Candace Lee
Friend Ars
Betty Jeaner
Mick er Mack Sells Carolina Cobblers Potatoes
A bakery style ad notes Mick er Mack selling Carolina Cobblers potatoes after a trailer truck wreck. Potatoes priced at 1.98 per 100 lb bag or 3 cents per pound loose with a promise to get orders in before they sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick-Or-Mack
O.K
Micker-Mack
Carolina
Good Times During Meals Builds Strong Family Tie
West Virginia University Extension Service urged Morgantown readers that daily meals should be unhurried and shared. They say planned family meals promote happiness, memory making, and close bonds through reading, picnics, and together games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Agricultural Extension Service
West Virginia University
Circle and club notices from Methodist and Baptist groups
Community circles and church groups report meetings and plans. Mrs. E W Dye hosts a circle dinner. Keystone Northfork Woman's Club closes its year with a lunch at Northfork Baptist. Mrs. Snyder hosts Baptist Missions circle. officers are appointed and secret pals drawn. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets to discuss Returning to God and Under God in the flag salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Snyder
The
Baptist Missions Society
Louis Snyder
Lace Howell
Providence
Bailey
M. Shockey
Charles Price
Howell
C. L. Bailey
Woman's Society
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
C. B. Bowers
E. W. Dye
Club Calendar Highlights Local Women Groups Week Schedule
A series of meetings and events for Monday through Thursday include Bluefield Chapter United Daughters of Confederacy at Happy Valley Farm with hosts Mrs. Paul Thomas and Mrs. Rees Bowen, Union Mission Auxiliary at Bland Street Methodist Church, Southern Appalachian Girl Scout Council dinner at Pinnacle Restaurant, and Junior Daughters of American Revolution gathering at 1000 Augusta Street. Tuesday features YWCA Young Business Girls Club trip to Camp Iva and Evening Primrose Garden Club at 319 Fourth Street, with plant exchange noted for Wednesday's garden clubs and DAR chapter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mission Auxiliary
Hamilton Hall
Bland Street Methodist Church
Evelyn Thomas
Bluefield
Southern Appalachian Girl Scout Council
Pinnacle
Wesleyan Service Guild of
Daughters of American Revolution
Anne Kell
Augusta St
Young Business Girls Club of
YWCA
Camp Iva
Camp
Éotay
Primrose Garden Club
Alex Jeteerwood
Fourth St
John Land Jr
Ward Miles, Saker
Wednesda
East River Mountain Garden Club
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Bland Street
Heatherwood Garden Club
A. D. Coppinger
Parkway
Doris Longworth
Allen Coppinger
John Chapman
Dar
G. W. Cruise
Ben H. Williams
Gia
Eagles Hall
Uber
Appalachian Assembly
American Legion Auxiliary Nes
N. C. Stanley
Lyndale Ave
Pairfield “Gorden
Voice Recital Tonight by Miss Holroyd Students
Voice students of Miss Ella Holroyd present a recital at 8 p.m. tonight at the First Christian Church Bland Street. Participants include Mrs. H. K. Jarrell Judy Brunschwyler Madeline Neely Eloise Neely Richard Wellock Robert Richards Robert Wright and Han ey Wells Jr. The program features Puccini Mendelssohn Tosti Handel Berger Vergin and Verdi. The 11 part evening closes with Bella Figlia d Amore from Rigoletto. The opening number is a duet Tutti Fior by Madeline and Eloise Neely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Holroyd
First Christian Church
Bland Street
H. K. Jarrell
Judith Brunschwyler
Madeline Neely
Eloise Neely
Richard Wellock
Robert Richards
Robert Wright
Haney Wells Jr
Puccini
Mendelssohn
Tosti
Cad- Handel
Berger
Vergi
Verdi
Local families share news and travels across Princeton area
Sgt. and Mrs. Catlett visit relatives then plan to reside in Chicago. The Hopkins Hospital and Norfolk and Western meetings figure in family travel. Residents move to Sandusky Ohio and Princeton homes change hands as kin visit, vacation, and attend events in Giles and Welch regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Wayne Catlett
R. B.testerman
Testerman
Catlett
Shelby Jean Ritter
Lamar
Sgt Catlett
Triadelphia
W. Va
Princeton
I. A. Gad
Chicago
M. T. Jones
Beth
David
George Skeens
Mollie
Donnie
Baltimore
Is Hopkins Hospital
Tucker
Leslie Jarrett
Stevens Clinic
Clyde Lawson
Dante, Va
Clinton French
Julius Huffman
Princetons
Charles Wright
J. C_ Yost
James and
Patricia
Bluefield
C. J. Kirbys
J. FP. Hare
R_ B Testerman
J. J. Payne
Lacy Lumpkins
Norfolk and Western
Tce
Roanoke
W. E. Hedrick
Minnie Thomas
Kimball
Sandusky
Ohio
Thomas
Spector Drug Comany
King
Welch
Ronald Reece
Norfolk
New Madison
Richmond
Ind
Leonard Lackey
Turner Town House
Herbert Glovier
Glovier
Turner House
J. F. Hare
Wolfe Creek
Giles Cunty
Poison Ivy, Sumac, and Garden Hazards in One Gardener's Tale
CHAPPAQUA writer shares practical tips from gardening life. She warns poison ivy spreads along walls, notes chemical killers help early but regrowth appears, and recounts sumac poisoning that sickened five people. She urges soap on skin, topical medicines, and gloves, plus safety habits like storing tools and watching for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
AP News
Chappaqua
N. Y
Toni
Chemical Killer
Harris Visit in Sanford Family Scene
Roger L. Harris of Sanford visits his parents Mr and Mrs Earl B Harris at 414 Albemarle St. The note mentions a hot slaw tip suggesting adding rounds of frankfurters to a salad and cooking them briefly in boiling water for 5 to 7 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Harris of
Sanford
Frs
Mrs
Earl B. Harris
Albemarle St
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Ladies of Courage
Miss. Hickok
Katie Louchheim
Democratic Committee
Katherine Howard
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Murmer
Eckman News
Martin Parks
Neal Roberts
Comers Rock
Paul Anderson
Wytheville
Shirley Campbell
Carol Waldron
Berwind
Emory and Henry College
Mary Ellen Mitchem
E. R. Campbell
Abingdon
Shirley
Johnston Memorial Hospital
Alta Crisco
Mozart Music Club
Lynn Marie Smith
Crisco
O. H. Madeira
Mildred Vaughn
Marvin Vaughn
Reese Barnhill
Falls Mills
John Iddings
Landgraff Bridge Club
McHaffey
Northfork
Gen Meade
Susan Karen
Karen Ensminger
Daugh
Jack Ensminger
Woods
C. H. Lugar
Paul Lugar
Glen Jones
Maurice Hudson
BTFN
Folk
Donald Cox
Week Norr
Doris Crisco
Kansas
Bluewell
J. W. Colaert
Field
James Cunningham
McDowell
B. F. Boone
Alma
Semour Snow
Tommy
Richard v
Tazewell
Emily Post
Dept
P. O
New York
Bell Syndicate
K Equipment CO
Bland St
York
York Room
Bradley’s
Bradley's
Schiaparelli
Mademoiselle
Poplin
Serbia
Peters
Driscoll
P&d
C. IP. Yost
Raleigh Terrace
MILLS
Miss Neely
Mr. Richards
Keystone News
United Daughters of Confederacy
Paul Thomas
Happy Valley Farm
Rees Bowen
Lenabelle Bowen
Runeuave
Protectie
Leigh Iuperial
Iain
Imperial Quarry
Georgia Lumber CO
Bluefield Ave
the Weeder’s Guide
C &S Maytag CO
Virginia Ave
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