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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1958

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Birth of Daughter Leesa June to Luturl Hill Family

A daughter named Leesa June was born on September 12 at Blue field Sanitarium to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Luturl Hill of Rt. 3 city. The newborn weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces.

Leesa June Bluefield Sanitarium Hugh Luturl Hill Rt. 3 City

Nuptial Plans Announced For Barbara Smith Bluefield Bride

Miss Barbara Virginia Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E Smith Bluefield Va announces her September 27 wedding to Ray Nash son of Mr. and Mrs George Nash also of Bluefield Va The ceremony will be at 6 pm at the Virginia Avenue Methodist Church with Rev Bernie Hampton officiating.

Barbara Virginia Smith Maurice Edwards Smith Virginia Avenue Bluefield Ray Nash George Nash Montrose Street Virginia Avenue Methodist Church Bernie Hampton Jack D. Coleman Sandra D Judith Smith Paul Nash Charlotte N. C Jack Nash Litz Armbrister Walter Porterfield Ruth Macon Ronnie Edings Miss Smith Maurice E. Smith Charlie G. Farmer B. H. Hampton J. W. Cregar Glenn Buchanan James Warden Jack Richardson Ronald Richardson Frances Wilburn

Garden clubs and meetings scheduled for Wednesday

The East River Mountain Garden Club meets with Mrs. Paige Worridge on Bland Road and co host Mrs. James Perkins. The WCTU gathers in Hamilton Hall at 2 30 p m. The state convention will be in Clarksburg September 24 25. The First Baptist WMS meets at 7 30 p m for business and officer installation. The Pink Dogwood Garden Club meets at 2917 Maple Lane hosted by Mrs J T Grose with Mrs James Headley as co host.

East River Mountain Garden Club Paige Woolridge Bland Road James E. Perkins WCTU Hamilton Hall Clarksburg WMS First Baptist Church Pink Dogwood Garden Club J. T. Grose Maple Lane James Headley

West Virginia Beauty Appointed Princess for Mountain State Festival

Sandra Jo Boyd of Fairmont was named a princess in the Mountain State Forest Festival royal court in Elkins on October 1. The 21 year old Miss West Virginia 1958 is a West Virginia University student and active in Alpha Delta Phi and Kappa Phi sororities. She previously earned titles including Miss Fairmont Times in 1955 and Miss Fairmont, and was a top contender for Miss West Virginia in Charleston.

West Virginia Atlantic City Sandra Jo Boyd Fairmont Charleston

Presbyterians Sponsor Annual Area Bible Study

The Women of First and Westminster churches sponsor a Gospel of Luke Bible Study led by Dr. Thomas F. Clark of Davidson College. The event runs Sunday afternoon with a 4:30 p.m. registration, 5 p.m. start, supper at 6:45 p.m., and a 7:30 p.m. session ending at 8:30 p.m. Reservations required by September 25. Clark is a Davidson professor and former Westminster assistant pastor.

Women of the First Presbyterian Church Women of Westminster Presbyterian Church Thomas F. Clark Davidson College Davidson N. C Our City Westminster Church Clark Bluefield Scotland United States Red Sea Pacific Ocean Bible and Religion

Mountain State Forest Festival staging underway in Elkins

Gov Underwood attends elaborate October 2 ceremonies as Col Bangham notes over 1000 Elkins townspeople work behind the scenes to mount a major Mountain State Forest Festival event plans.

Gov. Underwood Elkins Mountain State Forest Col. Bangham

Mercer County PTA Plans Fall Council Meeting

The Mercer County Council of Parents and Teachers will hold its first fall meeting Thursday September 25 at 1 30 p m at Cumberland Heights School Bluefield. Officers will be named, by laws voted, and a panel on the Better Schools Amendment discussed led by W R Cooke with a tax status talk from the county assessor and a voter participation emphasis. All local units are urged to send representatives and others interested in children's welfare.

Mercer County Council of Parents and Teachers Cumberland Heights Bluefield J. M. Fogg W. R. Cooke Mercer County

Births report two daughters born at Bluefield Sanitarium

A daughter named Kimberly Irene was born September 17 to Mr and Mrs Maurice Lee Collins of A daughter Anita Kay was born September 15 to Mr and Mrs Ira Basker Proffitt Rt 4 city. The baby weighed 9 pounds.

Kimberly Irene Bluefield Sanitarium Maurice Lee Collins Anita Kay Ira Basker Proffitt Rt. 4 City

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