SS Class Donation and New Officers at Caffee Memorial
The Willing Workers Class of Caffee Memorial Christian Church donated 40 dollars to the church treasury for a sanctuary bench during their June meeting. New officers for the year starting July 1 are Mary Burnette president, Virginia Wood vice president, Nannie Harrison treasurer, Mrs Buck Akers secretary, with Mrs C W Caffee class teacher. The president formed committees and urged timely reports at monthly second Thursday meetings. Nettie Bailey gave the devotional and prayer was offered by Mrs Caffee. Refreshments by Hazel Thompson, Mary Burnette and Mrs Akers followed. 14 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffee Memorial Christian Church
Church
Mary Burnette
Virginia Wood
Nannie Harrison
Buck Akers
C. W. Caffee
Nettie Bailey
Caffee
Hazel Thompson
Akers
Births Report Two Newborn Sons at Bluefield Sanitarium
A son, John Clay, born June 15 at Bluefield Sanitarium to Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Lambert of Rt. 1 Box 181, city. Weighs 8 pounds 22 ounces. A son, Stephen Andrew, born June 16 at Bluefield Sanitarium to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shufford Kluttz of Ceres Virginia. Weighs 7 pounds 2% ounces. Mother Mrs. Sara Katherine Six. Capsicum pepper from Latin America now global in climate and cuisine, a favorite spice in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clay
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bobby Joe Lambert
Rt. 1
City
Stephen Andrew
Roger Shufford Kluttz
Ceres
Sara Katherine Six
Latin America
India
Worthy Officers Installed at Kimball Eastern Star Chapter
Kimball OBS honored Worthy Matron Kimball Corte and Worthy Patron Lacy Lumpkins in a ceremony with pink and silver colors. Elva Belcher and others served as officers as pink carnations and silver baskets adorned the chapter room. Members hosted guests from Welch Pineville Northfork and Pocahontas for the social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Rose Corte
Lacy Lumpkins
Kimball Chapter
Eastern Star
Elva Belcher
John Schwartz
Pearl Lumpkins
Geneva Brown
Dorothy Puskar
Libby Anderson
Callie Cook
Betty Cornett
Marshal
Oneta Jones
Margaret Bowman
Adah
Mary Ficken
Ruth
Carolyn Borosky
Esther
Mary Virginia Muncy
Martha
Jean Blackburn
Electa
Myrtle Roberts
Edna Boyce
Sentinel
Bill Harris
S. J. Corte
Mary Corte
C. W. McMorrow
Welch
Pineville
Northfork
Pocahontas
Melba Gray
James Jackson
Berwind
Order of the Eastern Star
Squire Homes Hosts Guests From Several States
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carson of Hyattsville Maryland visit relatives in the area, joining numerous other guests from Capron Virginia Ashland Kentucky Naples Florida and Tennessee. Weekend visits include Arch Turpin Douglas Chapman and Roger Stickler along with families in Nashville and Christiansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Richard Carson
Hyattsville
McKinley Turpin
Bernard Rasnake
Charlie Perkins
Frank Wagner
Capron
Perkins
Alonzo Willis
Majestic
Frank and
Charles Willis
Ashland
Carl Bowden
St. Albans
Ken McElroy
Naples
Fla
Margaret Elkins
Pristol
Jack Stickler
Pete Strickler
Nashville
Tenn
Roger
Mamie Eslick
Nellie Mineer
Grassy Spur
Dave Hardy
Nebraska
Annabelle Beavers
Ossie Jones
Robinson
Wayne
John Millsap
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Beavers
Bill Sparks
Ruby Hangon
Shannon Harlow
Christiansburg
Bobby McGuire
Pete Garre
Pope Air Force Base
North Carolina
Myrtle McGuire
Paul Banner
Hampton
Herbert Stevenson
J. O. Grubbs
Autie Burgess
Oak Hill
Fisher Green
Jimmy Grubb
Clearwater
Fred Blankenship
Maryland
Douglas Chapmans
Burleigh Lawson
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Harvey Lawson
Lee Brinkley
Michael
Michigan
FOE Auxiliary Reports State Convention Highlights
The Bluefield FOE Auxiliary No. 857 heard a Wheeling convention report by Mrs Thelma Tibbs. She awarded a membership pin to past president Mrs John Harrison for eighth in state membership and presented a quota auxiliary pin and certificate. June Winesette was named state chairman of the Max Baer Heart Fund. Eleven officers attended the June meeting presided by new president Teresa Whitman. next gathering is July 10 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOE
Bluefield
Wheeling
Thelma Tibbs
John Harrison
Tibbs
June Winesette
Max Baer
Teresa Whitman
Shirley Booth
Ritter
Pink Dogwood Garden Club Designs Floral Arrangements
June meeting centered on designing arrangements with topics including mass and line styles. Mrs. Lacy Edwards led a program featuring a hypertension blood pressure check by public health nurse Mrs. Vinea and a workshop on the Triangle design. Members voted a donation to Salvation Army Camp Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Dogwood Garden Club
Lacy Edwards
Roy Browder
Vinea
Mercer County
Salvation Army Camp Joy
W. H. Riley Jr
Edwards
Harry Gray
Frank Kersey
David Keesee
Pot Roast Cookery Tips and Flavor Variations
Beef pot roast should be cooked slowly in a small amount of liquid. Cover tightly and simmer 3 to 4 hours for a 3 to 5 pound roast, ensuring the liquid does not boil. Do not cover with water as in stew. Different liquids and seasonings yield many flavor combinations.
Richlands Notes Guests Visit from Several States
Mrs. J W Ringstaff and Mrs. Jimmy Henderson of Beckley and others from Pickens S C Newport News Va Lynchburg Va Radford Va and Washington DC were guests of Misses Margaret and Nancy Hunter and Mr and Mrs Jim Layne. Visits include Marguerite Maxwell arriving from Hollywood Fla and Tommy Patterson visiting grandparents in Richlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ringstaff
Jimmy Henderson
Beckley
Mary Mulkey
Callie
Pickens
S. C
Margaret
Nancy Hunter
Jim Layne
Marguerite Maxwell
Hollywood
Fla
R. H. Roundtree
Judy
Barry and
Deede
Newport News
J. R. Ringstaff
Wayne James Warner
Charlottesville
Joe Robinson
Tommy Patterson
Washington, D. C
Harry Patterson
Ernest Blackard
Sally
Kingsport
Ten
Ronnie van Dyke
Dwight Speeke
West Jefferson
N. C
Danville
Community Calendar Details Church and Club Activities
The notice lists a Saturday Hot Dog and Ice Cream Supper at Virginia Avenue Methodist Church Richardson by Friendship Class until 9 p.m. A Sunday hamburger fry is planned at Trinity Methodist on East River Mountain by Wesley Fellowship. Monday events include CBS meeting at Masonic Hall with officers, a Navy Mothers rummage sale at 105 Bluefield Avenue, and ORFG meeting at Masonic Temple. Additional weekly gatherings include Westminster Presbyterian Women executive board, First Presbyterian Women executive board, Bethany Circle at 328 Parkway, and Mr. America noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Avenue Methodist Church
Richardson, Friendship Class
Trinity Methodist
Church Wesley Fellowship
East River Mountain
Bluefield Chapter
CBS
Masonic Hall
Mabel Frazier
W. D. Marrs
U. S. Navy Mothers Club
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield Assembly No. 48
ORFG
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Frances Quesenberry
Eustace Frederick
Brier
Annie Frederick
Switchback
Milton Russell
Fort Worth
Tex
Quesenber
Kimball Obs
Corte
Steve Sulie
Tazewell
Paul Jackson
Herbert Glovier
Elizabeth Cornett
Gussie
Gussie Haymont
Lyn Dell
Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Steele
Miss Lyn Dell
Arch Hall Jr
Eegah
LYN Dell’s Fashion Shop
Squire Homes
States
Granada
Frogarauan Poes
Panavision
Oca
Mount Itn
Ne Taway Dynamite In
Malaga
Garden Club
OBS
Martha Gray
Pat Harmon
Cleveland
Ruthe Stone
Mary McCall
Evelyn Lankford
Bill Wade
Ruth Wade
Irene Williams
Z. M. Waldron
Berwind Chapter
Hazel Jackson
J. S. LaRue
Corilda Hawkins
Dora Lee Johnson
Ola Brown
Nina Newman
Mary Conley
Nellie Hurst
Minnie LaRue
Lillian Payne
Joan Christian
Pearl Brown
Zelma Ledford
Garnet Kennedy
Grover Harris
East
Jerry Wald
CinaaScoPe Corem
Crosby
Deskin
Tom Dooley
Little Jo
London
College Ave
Raleigh Street
Penn, Road
Greenview Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
A. C. van Reenen
Carr Memorial Methodist Church
Donald Jackson
Jay
Jackson
Jeff
John Wil
WSCS
Jerry Jackson
Jacksons
Calvary Methodist Church
Richwood
James Haun
Irvin Smith
Richlands Notes
Masonic Temple
Charlene Buregoyne
Westminster Presbyeterian Women of the Church Executive Board
First Presbyterian Church Women of the Church Executive Board
Bethany Circle
First Christian Church
N. F. Wickham Jr
Parkway
America
Jan Campbell
Princeton Ave
W. Va
Main St
RCA Victor
Sportabout TV
Shumates$ Commerce
Walt Disney Productions
Ludwig von Drake
NBC
Modernette
ELF
Radio - TV
Commerce St. Bluefield
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