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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1957

Page

8

Princeton Quota Club delegates head to international convention

Mrs. Marjorie VanCourt president and Miss Ruth Keaton vice president of the Quota Club of Princeton will attend the Quota International Convention in Cincinnati from June 30 to July 3 at the Netherland Hilton Hotel. The gathering will be led by International President Dr. May Virginia Valencik of Allentown, with delegates from over 300 clubs in Australia, Canada, Mexico and the United States reporting on service programs for girls and for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Marjorie VanCourt Quota Club Princeton Ruth Keaton Cincinnati Netherland Hilton Hotel May Virginia Valencik Allentown Australia Canada Mexico United States Quota

Princeton Area Personal Notices Span Graduations and Travels

Long list of community briefs: Grace Lyons returns from Wilmington to Kirk Street. Margaret and Melvin Akers graduate from Henry C. Conrad High School in Woodcrest Delaware. Lt. Bill Yates departs for Fort Dix with parents visiting Philadelphia en route home. Funeral attendees include Lewis Linkenhaker, Helen Lester, and Harry Fizer. Indianapolis visitors with Mrs. Jack Peebles. Travel updates include a GM executive's family visit and a Charleston visit by Commander R. B. Crotty. Numerous graduations and medical notes accompany local updates, with coming events noted for a regional club convention in Cincinnati featuring Charles Taft and Willie Snow Ethridge.

Grace Lyons Kirk Street Wilmington Dela David C. Akers Margaret and Melvin Akers Henry C. Conrad Woodcrest Bill Yates Fort Dix N. J W. H. Yates Philadelphia Lewis Linkenhaker Crab Orchard Helen Lester Peterstown Harry Fizer Bishop, Va Robert Rowland Speedway Jack Peebles Indianapolis Ind Texas Allison General Motors Earl Branyon R. B. Crotty Charleston S. C William H. Ramsey Bluefield Arnold Crotty Charlottesville Eugene Georgia Tech Atlanta Bernice Goins St. Petersburg Fla Goings Harry Goins Walter Reid Hospital P. A. Bryan Robert Maurice French Creek Princeton McDonald Rice Betty Tutton Wallace Street Bryan Westminster Presbyterian Fayetteville Beaver High School Buffalo N. Y

Hillcrest Sanitarium to Become Treatment Center for Youth

Conversion of Hillcrest Sanitarium in Charleston into the states first residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed youth is planned for completion by August 1. A new board will be elected, a charter obtained, and affiliation pursued with the United Fund. Operating costs are expected at 50000 to 70000 yearly.

Charleston Hillcrest Sanitarium John C. Strother Hillcrest Ee Oe Etl Ithamatasia Aanmtaw Telec Fanawha Welfare Council United Fund

Mrs George Carr Returns From Ogden Dunes Visit

Mrs George Carr returns to Princeton from an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Gordon Kyle and Mr Kyle and their family in Ogden Dunes Indiana.

George Carr Princeton Gordon Kyle Mr. Kyle Ogdem Dunes Ind

Conference Ends With Love Feast at East Tennessee

The seventy seventh session of the East Tennessee annual conference ends today with Love Feast at 9 30 a m at Ramsey Street School conducted by several ministers. The 11 o clock service features Silver Star and Senior Choirs singing The King of Love My Shepherd Is and Ho Every One That Thirsteth. Bishop Edgar A Love delivers the sermon. The afternoon session concludes the conference with final business and church appointments for more than fifty churches. Special music comes from New Century Church Pulaski and John Wesley Church Bristol Virginia.

East Tennessee Ramsey Street School Silver Star Shepherd Shelley MacFarlane Edgar A. Love New Century Pulaski John Wesley Bristol Virginia

Mt Olive Baptists End Vacation School With Services

The Mount Olive Baptist Church wraps two weeks of Vacation Bible School with theme Missionary Outreach. Closing exercises and exhibit are set for 6:30 p.m. Today. Instructors cover nursery to junior high, with Mrs Susie Johnson and others listed. director is Mrs Clara E Cooke.

Mount Olive Mabel Miller Estelle Hartwell Alma Spicer Lucille Williams Blanche Teal Mary Blackstone Viola Pugh Lucille Gardner Clara E. Cooke Paul Johnson Arthur Blackstone M. C. Raye

Governor reviews 3000 WV National Guards at Fort Knox event

Gov. Underwood and adjutant general William Blake reviewed the 150th Armor Cavalry and the 197th Tank Battalion amid rain at Fort Knox and Camp Breckinridge. Units won multiple awards for rifle and pistol teams, maintenance, and overall efficiency with honors distributed to several battalions and companies.

Fort Knox Underwood West Virginia Army National Guardsmen Camp Breckinridge 150Th Armored Calvary Regiment Adj William E. Blake Moundsville Blake 150Th Welch Milton A. Crisp Ert S. Elias St. Albans 197Th Harry V. Lemery Francis C. Ash William E. Eubank Howitzer Charleston W. Va

Tyson Realty Offices Relocate Near Greyhound Terminal

The R. H. Tyson real estate offices shift from 218 North Street to a larger new location over the Greyhound Bus Terminal. The move aims to better serve clients and provide expanded facilities beginning Monday.

Tyson Realty R. H. Tyson Real Estate Company Greyhound Bus Terminal North Street

Foodhandlers Meeting Dates for Health Card 1957

A series of foodhandlers conferences will be held in Bluefield and Princeton to obtain health cards. Sessions run 2 and 7 p.m. on June 24 26 30 at specified AEP Assembly Rooms and Memorial Building locations. All attendees must have an x ray within the past year.

Bluefield AEP Princeton Memorial Building Memorial Building

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Princeton News Charles P. Taft International Board The Cincinnati Enquirer League of Willie Snow Ethridge Louisville Mercer Monument CO Court House Square Hillcrest Treatment Center GSA Auimhevt Anti-Tb League of Kanawhanty Welch, W. Va Cornett Electric Company Charleston, W. Va Mt. Olive Baptists the Commercial Bank Bluefield, West Virginia F.d.1.c Gov. Underwood National Guard West Virginia Headquarters & Headquarters Company Hq. Co Erevan Buick America Puick Rer Foodhandlers Blank Courthouse Square Free Sanex Mercer ST Capitol City Dry Cleaners Princeton, W. VA Dorothy Perkins Dorothy Pwee
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