Rainbows Report New Projects And Appointments
Bluefield Assembly 48 led by Worthy Advisor Pam Steele discussed projects and plans a car wash, with a July 17 meeting for initiation. Officer practice set for July 11. Grand Cross of Color honors went to Brenda Doyle and Margaret Bailey, with Charlene Belcher named Mt. Echo reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Assembly 48
Order of the Rainbow
Pam Steele
Virginia Burgoyne
Bluefield Assembly
Brenda Doyle
Grand Cross of Color
Tennessee
Charleston
Charlene Belcher
Mt. Echo
Grand Faith Roxanne Williams
Northfork Assembly
Steele
Margaret Bailey
Mason
Charlene Burgoyne Meade
Marshall
Donna Cotrell
Dunbar Assembly 8
Meade
Dunbar Assembly
Burgoyne
Grand Assembly
Bailey
Fay Doyle
Louise Yost
Teresa Church
Becky Elliott
Beverly Penn
Yost
Edith Seay
Doyle
Lorene Carriker
Charles Burgoyne
Ned
Jenest Doyle Jr
John Dellis
Community Organization Schedules For Week in Bluefield
Local clubs and societies post their weekly meetings meeting times include US Army Mothers Club Midway HDC Bluefield Rescue Squad Auxiliary FOE East River Mountain Garden Club Old Guard DAR Queen City events and church group gatherings at Trinity Church Hotel West Virginian and other venues through Friday with programs on flag devotion auxiliary activities and lodge sessions listed by day and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Army Mothers Club
Midway Hdc
Bluefield Rescue Squad
Bluefield Auxiliary
FOE
Eagle Aerie
Bluefield Extension Homemakers Club
E. R. Crews
Walton Avenue
East River Mountain Garden Club
George Peraldo
C. S. Johnston
Bluefield Old Guard
Trinity Church
D. W. Pryor
John Caldwell
Quota Club of
Bluefield
West
Bland Road
Bluefield Aerie Foe Lodge
Fincastle
Fincastle Country Club
Double Gates Hdc
Rebekah Lodge
West Virginian
So Cal Gals
Midway Church of Christ Friendship
Burke Baptist Fellowship Opens and Visits In Keystone
The Burke Baptist Women’s Fellowship led by President Ann Green met with 14 members, opening with hymns and prayers. Barbara Widner directed devotion on Christian service and growth, with readings from Mark 11. News notes include a nursing home transfer, wedding attendance in Blountville Tennessee, and local visits in Virginia and North Carolina. The column adds a WWII copper usage fact for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Women's Fellowship
Burke Baptist Church
Ann Green
Jennie East
Green
Barbara Widner
Dora Burkett
Nellie Harsanyi
Alice Selvey
Margaret Little
First Baptist Church
Blountville
Debusks
T. S. Debusk
Glade Spring
Andersons
Fries, Va
E. L. Cruise
Vivian Branscome
Bertha Bowman
Hillsville
Jimmy Preece
Cocoa
Fla
K. D. Leslie
C. L. Nestor
Eckman
Laurel Fork
Roanoke
Fellowship Class Has June Meeting At Ashworth Church
The Ash worth Memorial Methodist Church Fellowship Sunday School class met in the Wright home for its June gathering led by President Frank Caruso. Two guests from Denver joined. reports were given by Mrs Davis, and planning for a church picnic was set. A reading from Responce Magazine framed devotion, and dessert was served to 13 members and two guests. No meetings until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka
Ashworth Memorial Methodist Church
Kyle Wright
Frank Caruso
Harold Davis
Denver , Colo
Cecil Vance
Responce Magazine
Food Freezing Demonstration At Girls Club Meeting
Judy Kennedy presided at the June meeting of the Appalachian Power Company Girls' Service Club. Mary Helen Kirby explained freezing basics with a booklet and film, covering wraps packing and freezer care. Minutes from April and May were read and donations planned to two local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Power Company Girls’ Service Club
Judy Kennedy
Nell Nunnery
Mary Helen Kirby
Juanita Crouch
Miss Kirby
Linda Ballard
Helen Sabo
Greenview Methodist WSCS Meet Caps June Study Session
The Margaret Boss Circle of Greenview Methodist Church met at Mrs. Ralph Asbury’s home with 11 members. Mrs. Cecil Smith read The Story of the Birds. study on Matthew chapter four titled A Way Nobody Wants to go. Budgets, Blessing Box, pledges, and caring efforts noted. announcements for New World Outlook and a rummage sale July 17-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Boss
Greenview Methodist Church
Ralph Asbury
Cecil Smith
Claude Godsey
W. E. Faust
Felix Smith
Response Magazine
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Matthew
Asbury
Mitty Wiley
William Bishop
Paul Martin
Wiley
Illand
New World Outlook
Women's Auxiliary
Margaret Ross
WSCS
Nina Thacker
Answers to common beauty and health questions from readers
The column covers exercise impact on knees and hereditary shape, corn causes from ill fitting hosiery, hair straightening by salons and risks, makeup tips for yellow skin, and cracked skin around nails. It advises professional care, proper sizing, and testing products to suit tones.
Bradshaw Baby Born In Bluefield At 5 Pounds 9 Ounces
Mr and Mrs Carlos Landon Bradshaw of 910 Hill Avenue Bluefield welcome their first child a son named Carlos Landon Jr born Thursday June 22 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces Mother Roxann Beard is the former Roxann Beard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Landon Bradshaw
910 Hill Avenue
Bluefield
Carlos Landon Jr
Bluefield Sanitarium
Roxann Beard
Michigan Folk Visit Ceres Home
Michigan visitors share time with Bluefield and Bland residents in a round of dinners visits and hospitality. Highlights include Miss Nancy Tieche of Beckley selected as a royal princess for the Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins and Miss Terri Dobbins of Summit Drive named to the queen s court at Hollins College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy M. Tieche
Albert M. Tieche
Fairchance
Dry Hill Road
Beckley
Silvia
Elkins
Tieche
Alan Susman
Thomas F. Stafford
Staffords
Hollins Va. Colege
Commonwealth Corvette Club
Roanoke
Hollins College
Charleston
Muskingum College
Ohio
John Slack
Queen's Court
Theresa
Terri) L. Dobbins
O. Carroll Dobbins
Summit Drive
Muskingum
Stonewall Jackson High School
Miss Dobbins
Mountain
See Cigarettes Made Anytime
Winston-Salem plant offers free guided tours of the R J Reynolds tobacco factory. The Whitaker Park Plant, one of the world’s largest cigarette manufacturers, welcomes nearly two million visitors yearly with hostesses and frolicking fountains. Tours run weekdays day or night in a futuristic complex on I 40 in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Whitaker Park
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
I- 40
North Carolina
Piedmont
Osburns and Reed Family Visit Florida trip note
Mrs. Euna Osburn of Airport Road and her granddaughter Donna Rae Osburn, a VPI student in Blacksburg, returned from several days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed in St. Petersburg Florida. They toured places of interest. Mrs. Hornby Norris of Norfolk hosted Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seddon and Repunzel Ballestoros and Byron Williamson of Wilmington Delaware for a week. Norris will travel home with them for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euna Osburn
Airport Road
Donna Rae Osburn
VPI
Blacksburg
Jack Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hornby Norris
Northfork
Donald Seddon
Repunzel
Cindy Ballestoros
Byron Williamson
Wilmington
Del
Norris
This School Still Open For Girls
The oldest Protestant school for girls in continuous operation in the United States is in Winston-Salem. Salem Academy and Salem College evolved from Salem’s Moravian school begun in 1772, now a four year college preparatory school and a four year liberal arts college with about 500 resident women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
United States
Salem
Salem Academy
Salem College
Salem Square
Old Salem
South Hall
Sisters House
Salem Fine Arts Center
Green Acres HDC Donates to National Sclerosis Society
The June Green Acres Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Panashy included seven members. They opened with the Collect for Women and voted a five dollar donation to the National Sclerosis Society. Mrs. Gentle reported on her Williamson trip and led a butterfly and cat art foam workshop. Refreshments were by Mrs. Panashy. the July session will be at Mae Gray's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Asbury
Green Acres Home
Panaashy
Mae Gray
Willing Workers Circle Meets In Northfork
The Willing Workers Circle of Northfork Baptist Church met in the church fellowship hall for June with Myrtle Davis and Helen Fannin as hostesses. Lois Graham welcomed members and one guest, Thelma Mann, led the opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfork
Northfork Baptist Church
Myrtle Davis
Helen Fannin
Lois Graham
Thelma Mann
Gwyn
Christine
Bill
Linda Williams
Robert Williams
Raymond Reed
Martinsville
North Carolina
Forest System acreage across states and territories
The National Forest System administered by the Department of Agriculture covers 186,899,000 acres across 44 states plus the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest System
Department of Agriculture
States
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Pisgah HDC Holds June Meeting At Mrs Gillia Home
Pisgah Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs James Gillia with president Vivian Parkey presiding. Seven members toured Winston Salem N C and four attended Beckley Area homemakers council meeting at Williamson Community College. Thirteen members and two guests attended. July meeting set at Mrs W J Mandeville home with a picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah Home Demonstration Club
James Gillia
Vivian Parkey
Parkey
Winston - Salem
N. C
Beckley
West Virginia Homemakers Council
Williamson Community College
Gillia
Ray Porter
Robert Meador
Mercer County
Lois Russell Guild Installs Officers at June Meeting
The Lois Russell Guild of First Christian Church held a June installation at the Golden Age center. Mrs. Lambert Arrington installed officers for a one year term: Mrs. Herbert Chambers president, Mrs. Louise Hughes vice president, Mrs. Otho Dixon secretary, Mrs. Okey Underwood treasurer. Next, Miss Cleo Harris became study chairman, Mrs. Dale Kersey worship, and Mrs. C. W. Houseman service. A July 11 family picnic at the Chambers home was planned. tables featured pink flowers and candles. Dinner served to 18 members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Russell
First Christian Church
Golden Age Center
Lambert Arrington
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Herbert Chambers
Louise Hughes
Otho Dixon
Okey Underwood
Cleo Harris
Dale Kersey
Elkhorn Personal Notes on Local Visits
Edith Henderson returns to Ohio after visiting her mother Mrs. John Smith of Upland. Mr and Mrs John Kelley and Johnny of Largo Florida visited friends in Upland recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cooper
W. R. Harners
Larry Waddell
Brandon
Hampton
Willis D. Tibbs
Roanoke
Frank Lambert
Earl Dillman
Jerry Thompson
Bland
Billy Dillman
Chris
Salem
Jim Haga
Pammy
Kermit Thompson
Bobby
J. E. Grays
J. W. Stevens
Bluefield
Zeyn Repass
Charles Rhody
J. O. Bruces
Nina Robinson
W. A. Wa
Edith Henderson
Ohio
John Smith
Upland
John Kelley
Johnny
Largo, Fla
Guard Groups Plan Programs For Wednesday
Mrs John Caldwell will present the Wednesday morning program for the Auxiliary to the Bluefield Old Guard at Trinity Methodist Church Christian Action classroom at 10 30 a m Mrs R J Keyes is program chairman and will introduce the speaker W B Bird has arranged for the David W Pryor family to entertain the Old Guards in the Men's Uplift Bible classroom at the same time Mr and Mrs Pryor and daughter are from Falls Mills Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caldwell
Bluefield
State Our Little Miss Pageant set for Morgantown July 14 15
Karen Wolfe announces the ninth annual state pageant for Our Little Miss Pageant System to be held July 14 and 15 at Hotel Morgan Morgantown. divisions include Our Little Miss La Petite and Ideal Miss with no swimsuit in any division. finals televised coast to coast with the national event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Wolfe
Morgantown
Hotel Morgan
Waco
Tex
la Petites
Little Misses
Marriott
New Orleans
Wolfe
P. O. Box
W. Va
Local births mark three new additions on June 20
Mr and Mrs Roger Vale Grose of Boissevain Va welcome Angela Jean born Tuesday June 20 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Mr and Mrs Roger Lee Bircham of Bluewell announce Roger Lee Jr born June 20 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Mr and Mrs Douglas Dean Cameron of 2133 Fulton Street welcome Tanya Denise born June 20 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing almost 8 pounds. Mother of Angela is Patricia Ann Mills, mother of Tanya is Sandra Sue Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Vale Grose
Boissevain
Angela Jean
Bluefield Sanitarium
Patricia Ann Mills
Roger Lee Bircham
Bluewell
Roger Lee Jr
Douglas Dean Cameron
Fulton Street
Bluefield
Tanya Denise
Sandra Sue Baldwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbows
College Avenue Baptist Men’s Prayer
Rock
CES
Montcalm Masonic Temple
B. Martin
W. Farley
Redman and Pocahontas
Preston Street
Burke Baptist Fellowship
James Davis
Sam Davis
Donna Davis
Girls
Greenview
Consumer’s Question Box
Harding
Michigan
Ceres
Theresa L. Dobbins
Vians
Aring
Goodykoontz Rexall Drug Store
Richlands
Green Acres Hdc
Willing Workers Circle
Pisgah Hdc
Elkhorn
Unique Cleaners
Bland Street
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