Teachers Bet Ty Walden and Wills Jones to Institute
Betty Walden of 387 Stewart Street Welch and Williard W Jones of Peterstown have been selected as participants in Randolph Macon Woman's College eighth annual summer science institute in Lynchburg Virginia. The National Science Foundation sponsors the program which runs from June 30 to August 11 and includes 77 teachers from 23 states Puerto Rico and Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Walden
Stewart Street
Welch
Williard W. Jones
Peterstown
Randolph-Macon Woman’s College
Lynchburg
National Science Foundation
Pineville Briefs Family Picnics and Visits Across Town
Pineville residents report weekend gatherings and visits. Ted Stewart and family picnicked at Grandview State Park while Joy Stewart and Aulda Ellison’s families joined others. William Harper’s group visited N W Peters in Powellton. Shipman family weekend with Gladys Shipman. Goode and Mardigan families spent time with Paul Goode and relatives in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Ted Stewart
Joy Stewart
Aulda Ellison
Vivian Browning
Grandview State Park
William Harper
N. W. Peters
Powellton
Bob Jack Shipman
South Charleston
Gladys Shipman
Butch Goode
John Mardigan
Charleston
Paul Goode
Homogenization of Milk Does Not Alter Food Value
The process breaks fat into fine particles so cream does not rise. Milk is homogenized before or shortly after pasteurization.
Heloise Tips Clean Tricks For Busy Homemakers
Readers share smart home hacks from foil-wrapping drip trays to pre warming clothespins in a oven and using spray polish on a dust mop to clean a car in minutes. Tips include bacon slice separation, nylon net window cleanse, and stain removal methods with care notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Calasa
Broadford Folk Take Vacation
Broadford residents report family trips and visits during summer. Archie Orr and family returned from a vacation in Washington D C and York Pennsylvania. Mrs Lottie Obsorne joined and Rev Arthur Nichol son attends the International Convention of the Church of God in Anderson Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadford
Archie Orr
D. C
York
Tom Johnson
Elkhorn
Lottie Obsorne
Arthur Nicholson
The
Church of God
Anderson
Ind
Don Carter
Tomnersille
Wesley Carter
Jimmy
Betsy
Baileysville Couple Wed In Double Ceremony
Miss Sheranda Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Lacy Morgan and Eddy Lee Shields son of Mr and Mrs Tennis Shields both of Baileysville were married Friday evening June 18 at Rev Edgar Beverly s home The bride wore blue two piece dress with black accessories The groom s mother wore green and white sheath dress A reception followed at the bride s grandparents home The couple will live in Baileysville with Shields employed by Robinson Phillips Coal Company and Sheranda a Baileysville High School graduate of 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheranda Morgan
Lacy Morgan
Eddy Lee Shields
Tennis Shields
Baileysville
Edgar Beverly
Harrison Morgan
Shields
Baileysville High School
Commercial Club
Robinson, Phillips Coal Company
Calendar of local meetings and events
A list of community activities for Thursday and Friday including rummage sale at Princeton Russell corner until 4 pm, YWCA board supper at Camp Iva, Navy Mothers picnic at Mrs Mary Proffitt bluewell home, College Avenue Baptist Ruth class, Bluefield Old Guards talk at Trinity Methodist, Methodist circles meetings, First Christian carry-in picnic at C R Chappell, CES School of Instruction by Kathryn Jarvis Narrows VA, and Bethany Group meeting at Miss Pansy Gilmore Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Russell
Ywca Board of Directors
Camp Iva
U. S. Navy
Mary Profitt
Bluewell
College Avenue
Baptist Ruth
Church
Joyce Patton
First Methodist Circle
W.S. Harvey
Graham Newman
C. P. Painter
G. H. Nash
First Christian Group
Frank Oliver
C. R. Chappell
Hemlock Hill
Bluefield
CES School of Instruction
Kathryn Jarvis
Narrows
First Christian Bethany Group
William Sargent
Pansy Gilmore
Frederick Street
Hall and Lawson Wedding in Manassas Ceremony
Miss Lois Jean Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Hall Brenton and Curtis Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Bascom Lawson Manassas Va former Pineville residents married Saturday June 19 at 6 pm in the bride’s parents home The double ring ceremony was by Rev Raymond Lusk The bride wore a yellow lace over taffeta gown A reception followed with a three tiered cake The couple will reside in Manassas Va with Lawson employed at Clay Products Co of Woodbridge Va and Hall a high school graduate involved in Future Homemakers of America commercial and pep clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jean Hall
Roy Hall
Brenton
Curtis Lawson
Bascom Lawson
Manassas
Pineville
Raymond Lusk
Christian Nation Church
Fannock
Patricia Lyons
Arbutus Hall
Lawson
Baileysville High School
Future Homemakers of America
Pineville High School
Clay Products Company
Woodbridge, Va
Manassas, Va
Visitation Notes From Northfork
Northfork society notes visitors and movements including Mrs. C. E. Hutchinson with daughter Miss Guinevere Hartel in Pearlsburg Virginia visiting relatives who plan a move to Marietta Ohio where Dr. Hartel has a professorship at Marietta College. Sammy Morello a WVU aerospace graduate 1965 takes a position in Hampton Virginia. Diana Slusher returns with grandparents, and Don Wallace moves back to North fork from Hillsville. Patricia Dean enrolls for the summer term at Marshall University Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfork
C. E. Hutchinson
Guinevere Hartel
Pearlsburg
J. S. McDonald
W. C. Hartel
Marietta
Ohio
Hartel
Marietta College
Sammy Morello
Dominic Morello
Elkridge
Hampton
West Virginia University
Kenneth Slusher
Dunn
N. C
Sam Slusher
Diana
Don Wallace
Hillsville
Glovier
Wallace
Gianato Pontiac
Mary Martin
Newburg
N. Y
Sgt
Edsel Martin
Patricia Dean
Marshall University
Huntington
MYF Sub-District Holds Park Picnic in Pineville
The Senior Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church met for a Sub-District gathering in Oceana. Attendees included sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goode and Mrs. Twila Wilkinson, Pastor Rev. R. J. Chenoweth Jr., and the Oceana MYF. A picnic and swimming party followed at Laurel Park with a program titled Lets Advertise Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
First Methodist Church
Oceana
Jack Goode
Twila Wilkinson
Laurel Park
R. J. Chenoweth Jr
Oceana Myf
Local births announced for Sherri Lynn Cook and Dwayne Lee Brooks
Mr and Mrs Lester Cook of 847 Mercer Street Princeton welcome daughter Sherri Lynn born June 22 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Mrs Arlene Neal is the mother. Mr and Mrs Franklin Ray Brooks of 308 South Mercer Street Bluefield welcome son Dwayne Lee born June 23 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cook
Mercer Street
Princeton
Sherri Lynn
Bluefield Sanitarium
Arlene Neal
Franklin Ray Brooks
Bluefield
Dwayne Lee
Valley Woman's Club reports progress on community projects
June meeting notes club activity on surveys for the Fire department and safety sheds at Green Valley health facilities. W. R. Cooke discussed his Russia tour while guests from Atlanta joined the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Tabor Jr
The
Valley Woman's Club
Fire Department
C. J. Harvey
Bluefield
Princeton
Green Valley
C. W. Lovell
Benjamin DeMarie
W. R
Pete) Cooke
Mercer County
Russia
Richard Primo
Atlanta, Ga
Club
Felix Smith
E. Ray Conner
P. J. Lawrence
A. W. Farrow
Treasuer
Pocahontas Notes Mutual Family Visits Across States
Pocahontas notes travelers and visitors from Cleveland Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs John Waldo and relatives In Jessup Maryland Mr and Mrs E B Harman and Eddie visit their son and family in Jessup they also visit a niece in Hyattsville Maryland Mr and Mrs Frank Collins and Debbie travel to Texas to see son Russell Collins and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Butner
Ricky
Tommy Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
John Waldo
E. B. Harman
Eddie
Jessup
Clarence Whitlow
Ronnie Hutcherson
Hyattsville
Frank Collins
Debbie
Texas
Russell Collins
Bride Elect Entertained at The Brier Before July Wedding
Miss Carol Crickmer, bride elect of Sidney Lyons, was honored at a luncheon at The Brier restaurant. An orchid corsage and a Silver hostess gift from Mrs T F Waddington and Mrs Barnes Crockett were given. A yellow and white theme set for fourteen guests. Attending were Judy McGuire Karen Wright and Mrs John Wright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Crickmer
Brier
Barnes Crockett
T. F
Sidney Lyons
T. F. Waddington
Barnes Crocket
Balti more couple attends Greenview wedding
Mrs. Hazel Williams of Baltimore Maryland and C. B. Williams of Orlando Florida returned home after attending the wedding of Miss Brenda Brooks to John Houchins at Greenview Methodist church. They also visited their sister Mrs. I W Brooks and mother Mrs. E H Williams in Bluefield while in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Williams
Baltimore, Md
C. B. Williams
Orlando
Fla
Brenda Brooks
John Houchins
Greenview Methodist Church
I. W. Brooks
E. H. Williams
Bluefield
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Xi Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
H. W. Cooper
Mt. View Avenue
Jack Sutton
Tony Colabro
Ways and Means
Cooper
Hunter Smith
Margaret Ann Murphy
Elkins
Henry McClung
Harry Gray
Paul Miller
Cooper Garden
Pineville Briefs
Bluefield, Va
Heloise
Sylvia Lyman
Irma
Chicago
Alan
Judy Cooper
Emory and Henry College
Carl Wyatt
Sanders Call
Lee Wyatt
Chilhowse
Jesse Williams
Akins
Charles Williams
Judy
Billy Hacker
Clifford Whiteley
George Olinger
Bland Street
Bluefield Old Guards
Trinity Methodist Church
H. Clay Dunaway
First Church of God
Old Guards
A. B. McMullin
J. B. Dellis
Miss Halll
Mr. Lawson
MYF
W. Va
Virginia Avenue
Virginia
UTT Equipment & Supply Co
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co. of
Federal Street
Chamber of Commerce
Beneficial Finance CO
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Valley Club
District Club
Beckley
J. W. Ruby
Arts and Crafts
Haden Wimmer
General Federation
Randolph Tilly
Jack Gilmore
B. L. McBride
Pocahontas Notes
Warlick
Piedmont
Airlines
Cincinnati
Antefresca
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Judy McGuire
Karen Wright
Mesdames
John Wright
Keith Yost
Fred Lowe
van Martin
John Rov
Charles Brunner
Gray Rogers
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