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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1969

Page

6

Birth Announcements from Bluefield Area Families

Mr and Mrs Floyd Raymond Coburn of Bluefield Virginia announce their first child Floyd Raymond II born Saturday June 21 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces Mother Linda Lee Morehead. Mr and Mrs Robert Leon Rings of Athens weigh 1? pounds 12 ounces Christopher John born Sunday June 22 at Bluefield Sanitarium Mother Linda Jean Eddy. Mr and Mrs James Charles Mitchell of Bluefield announce James Calvin Charles Jr born Sunday June 22 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 7 pounds 62 ounces Mother Linda Kay Proffitt. Mr and Mrs Harry Gene Sluss of Pocahontas announce daughter Nancy Gail born Wednesday June 25 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce Mother Betty Gail Proffitt. Mr and Mrs Richard Edward Davis of Freeman announce daughter Genene born Thursday June 26 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 5 pounds 6 2 ounces Mother Carolyn Moore.

Floyd Raymond Coburn Bluefield Floyd Raymond II Bluefield Sanitarium Linda Lee Morehead Robert Leon Rings Center Street Athens Christopher John Linda Jean Eddy James Charles Mitchell Calvin Street James Calvin Charles Jr Harry Gene Sluss Pocahontas Nancy Gail Betty Gail Proffitt Richard Edward Davis Freeman Geneen Carolyn Moore

Beauty Q&A on hair, perfume, weight loss and cosmetics

Readers ask about protein conditioners for fine hair and how to add body without oversoftening. Hair dryers may heat too much. use medium heat. Perfume is not harmful though some are allergic and non perfumed cosmetics exist. Calorie plan 1000–1200 daily can lose ten pounds in four to five weeks. White eye highlight and beige in crease create space between brows. Heel cushions prevent calluses. available at foot counters. Orthodontic referral can straighten teeth at age 25.

Vows Read June 21 By Candlelight In Pineville

Patricia Rose Shannon and David Mark Olsen wed in a candlelight ceremony at First Methodist Church Pineville. The couple, both WVU and Texaco employees, reside in Houston after a June 21 wedding witnessed by family and friends.

Pineville Patricia Rose Shannon David Mark Olsen First Methodist Church A. J. Shannon Alfred Olsen Sr Syracuse N. Y R. J. Chenoweth Jr Fred Shannon Jr W. C. Bailey, Jr Guy B. Hamilton Washington, D. C Michael L. Shannon Vicki Knight David Aston Charleston James Dow Cook II William Scott Rose Olsen Pineville High School West Virginia University Kappa Delta Social Sorority Oceana High School Phi Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity Sigma Gamman Epsilon Texaco, Inc Bellaire Tex McCure Road Houston

Visitors and social notes from Maryland and Virginia

Susan Hoadley of Center Drive visits the Ham brick family in Baltimore and Ocean City Maryland for several weeks. Carolyn Vick attended Honey in the Rock at Grandview State Park near Glen Daniels with nightly performances through August 31 at 8 30 p m except Monday. Donald E Hall and family of Salisbury Maryland were guests of his sister Frances Dillon of Amonate Virginia while Betty Gilbert and Frances Dillon visited Bluefield recently.

Susan Hoadley Center Drive George Hambrick Baltimore Ocean City Carolyn Vick Grandview State Park Glen Daniels Donald E. Hall Salisbury Frances Dillon Amonate Betty Gilbert Dillon Bluefield

Milder Liver Loaf Achieved by Water Bath Baking

Baking liver loaf in a pan set inside a larger pan of hot water yields a milder flavor than cooking in a water bath alone. The gentle heat reduces intensity and creates a softer texture.

Saunders Ceremony Solemnized at Itmann Methodist Church

Miss Brenda Sue Saunders wed Gary Lee Cutlip in a 2 p.m. ceremony at Itmann’s Cassell Memorial Methodist Church officiated by Rev. James McCormick. Attendants included her five sisters, with Kenneth Allen Smith as escort. The couple plans a trip to Nags Head after a reception. Brenda is WVU graduate and Washtenaw Community College librarian.

Itmann Cassell Memorial Methodist Church Brenda Sue Saunders Gary Lee Cutlip Charles H. Saunders William E. Cutlip Parkersburg James MeeCormick Beckley Jim Harrison Herndon Kenneth Allen Smith Ada Mae McCormick Annandale Kay Phillips Radford Charlene Hottle Atlanta Nags Head N. C Mullens High School West Virginia University Washtenaw Community College Ypsilanti, Mich

Chairmen Appointed In RIW Club

Richlands Virginia list of committee chairs for the Richlands Intermediate Woman's Club year. President Mrs Ernest Reisch announced chairmen for conservation Deloris Mulkey garden Virginia Tatum education Page Umberger special education Mrs Ray Ryan communication Mrs Paul Jessee fine arts art mobile ways and means Mrs Jim Smith music safety Mrs John McClintock poetry international affairs Betty Rasnake public affairs Miss Deloris Allison health Miss Becky Tarter legislation citizenship Mrs Bob Repass community improvement and finance Mrs Jess Luttrell hospitality Mrs Robert Jennings membership Miss Sandra Palmer press book Mrs Jimmy Sargent home life Mrs Edward Grimm legislation and citizenship Mrs Bob Repass. Membership cards to be presented at September meeting. Health committee plans chest X rays. Members asked to contribute $10 at September meeting for scholarship fund.

Richlands Richlands Intermediate Woman's Club Ernest Reisch Deloris Mulkey Virginia Tatum Page Umbarger Ray Ryan Paul Jessee Jim Smith John McClintock Betty Rasnake Deloris Allison Becky Tarter Bob Repass Jess Luttrell Robert Jennings Sandra Palmer Jimmy Sargent Edward Grimm

Vacationers Visit In Amonate

AMONATE Va Mr and Mrs Harold Dunford and Lester of Springfield VA have spent a two week vacation at their home in Amonate. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Larkie Dunford of Fairfax VA. Several relatives and visitors from Ohio New York and Virginia were noted at family gatherings and a reunion of the George and Patsy Brewster descendants at Newhall. The C E Brewsters attended.

Amonate, Va Harold Dunford Lester Springfield Larkie Dunford Fairfax, Va Ada Nicholson Willard Nicholsons Kingsport Tenn Robert Phillips Patty Cathy Cleveland Ohio Shirley Brewster Alexandria C. E. Brewsters Banne Lowman G. C. Helms Staten Island N. Y Willard Lowman Welch Guy Birds Princeton J. O. Hall Bluefield J. W. House Robert Wood Arlington Amoth Monk Tazewell Ranald Wagner Sr Pocahontas Wagners Richmond George and Patsy Brewster Ruby Brewster Altizer Newhall C.E. Brewsters

Re-Elected To State Office In Fraternal Order of Eagles

Mrs. R L Winesette was re elected FOE State Auxiliary vice president at the Wheel ing convention. She is past president of Bluefield Auxiliary No 857 and will also serve as local vice president. Her mother Mrs Thelma Hale state chairman of High Sky Girls Ranch accompanied her and received awards for Bluefield publicity and local activities. Eva Pitrilose grand treasurer from Fort Lauderdale was Grand Aerie representative. New chairmen named include Gail Burnopp Thelma Hale Thelma Hale and others with Eagle pins awarded to all officers and committee chairs.

R. L Winesette Order of Eagles Wheeling FOE State Bluefield Auxiliary No. 857 Thelma Hale High Sky Girls Ranch Bluefield Debbie Kay Chappell Hale Ava Martinella Morgantown City of Hope Annabelle Clark Huntington Henry Hopkins Jimmy Moore John Battalino Jimmy Durante Mary Workman Veterans Hospitals Pauline Worley Shirley Honaker Moore Hopkins Ways and Means Workman Gail Burnopp God Barbara Watson Fairmont

Helps Solve Big False Teeth Worries with FASTEETH

A brief dental advisory notes FASTEETH powder as a non acidic alkaline aid for dentures. It claims to improve retention comfort and allow up to 35 percent harder biting without sour taste. Advises regular dentist visits and to buy at drug counters.

Bartley residents host a wave of visiting friends

A string of visitors including Tony Fernandes from California and families from Daytona Beach Radford Whitesville Greenville Tenn Albany Ga and Washington D C toured Bartley area friends and relatives. Ronnie Pruett and family welcomed visitors while others from Detroit Trenton Tucson and Rhode Island were noted as visiting, with several stays at the W. W. Bourne home.

Bartley Mir S. Tony Fernandes California Randy Pruett Dewey Pruetts Rhode Island Frances Phillips Daytona Beach Fla Paul Williams Jack Pless Texas City Tex Lawrence Pruetts John Thomas Radford Fred Counts W. W. Bourne C. C. DeLowe Ella Whitesville Cassandra DeLuke Lakeland H. F. Ramsey Greenville A. #. White Frank Carothers Tucson Ariz Earl Bower Trenton Mich Jack Mann Washington, D. C

Smith Chapel Notes Visitation Poised in Local Area

Smith Chapel notes visitors and relatives in the area include Mrs Tony Boyd and Philip of Cleveland Ohio visiting, Mrs Billy Duke and children of Richmond Virginia visiting the L A Smiths, Rev George Branch of Parkersburg staying with Rev Joe A Larnes, and the Eugene Lynder family of Wickliffe Ohio visiting friends. Mrs Snyder is the former Freida Wimmer from here.

Smith Chapel Tony Boyd Philip Cleveland Ohio Billy Duke Richmond L. A. Smiths George Branch Parkersburg Joe A. Larnes Eugene Lynder Wickliffe Snyder Freida Wimmer

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