Falk Of The Town Phope 0 Mrs. E. B. Howard and dau ghter visit Opelaka
Mrs E B Howard and daughter Christie of Opelaka Florida arrive to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W A Oaks. Mr and Mrs Maurice K Henry retire from Gilbertsville Kentucky after attending the Kentucky Press Association session at Kentucky Dam Village State Park. Mr and Mrs Walter Witaszak return to San Diego after visiting relatives in Monroe Detroit Jonesville Virgina Harrogate Tennessee Middlesboro and Barbourville Kentucky. Ricky Chadwell son of Mr and Mrs David Chadwell of Winchester is confined to home with measles. Junior Smith of Newport News Virginia visiting Middlesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Howard
Christie
Opelaka, Florida
W. A. Oaks
Maurice K. Henry
Gilbertsville
Kentucky
Kentucky Press Association
Kentucky Dam Village State Park
Ard
Walter Witaszak
San Diego
California
Monroe
Detroit
Michigan
Jonesville
Virginia
Harrogate
Tennessee
Middlesboro
Barvourville
Ricky Chadwell
Aes
David Chadwell
Winchester
Junior Smith
Newport News
Libby Petrey
Georgetown College
Georgetown
Ernest Pelrey, Jr
Mary Fridman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry Ely
Fason
Ralph Richardson
Knoxville
Fuson
Janine
St. Mary's School of Nursing
Ralph Loy
Karen
Betty Bradford
Fanama City
Florida
Lena McDonald
Fort Sanders Hospital
Printed Pattern Drafts for Girls Dresses and Capes
Pattern 4524 offers late 1950s style cape and whirl skirt dress pairings for girls sizes 2 through 10 with yardage details. The ad notes 50 cents per pattern, plus 15 cents to mail first class, and provides pattern department address in New York. Various local society notes follow, including graduates and hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aene Adams
Middlesboro
Recital for Maxine Lyte Presented at Jonesville Auditorium
Mrs J T Ritchie presents Maxine Lyte in a piano recital at 8 pm June 14 in Jonesville Elementary School Auditorium. Program features Beethoven Pathétique, Rustle of Spring, Military Polonaise, Brahms Valse in Air, Leschetizky The Two Larks, Newland Valse Caprice, MacDowell To a Wild Rose, Herbert Pan Amiena. Reception after. Lyte, a 1963 graduate and valedictorian, is active in 4-H and several clubs and has been accepted to the University of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ritchie
Maxine Lyte
E. S
Jonesville
Beethoven
Brahms
Leschetizky
Newland
MacDowell
Victor Herbert
Miss Lyle
WMU Meeting in Pineville Hears Reports
An exclusive Pineville First Baptist WMU gathering led by President Mrs. M. E. Lewis Jr. heard reports on intercessory prayer and mission studies. Plans were set to boost WMU and youth groups, with a committee to study youth badge programs and practical outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville First Baptist Church
M. U
M. E. Lewis, Jr
Jed
Mays
L. Walters, Jr
Charles Jones
Edward Wilson, Jr
WM. U
Round Table
J. F. Bays
Ma Hem
J. M. Brooks
Veda Coran
Circle
Young Peoples
Mesdames J. M. Brooks
Robert Walden
Poley Rego
A. L. Walters
E. 0
Peagee
WML U
First Methodist Society Meets at Hubbard Home
The Woman's Society of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Tom Hubbard's Manchester Avenue home for the monthly session. President Mrs Clyde Haddix led the business as secretary Mrs James Killion read the roll and treasurer Mrs Pope Cawood reported. Committees were appointed for the year and nine members plus two visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of the
First Methodist Church
Tom Hubbard
Manchester Avenue
Ute
Joe Thirris
Butch Carnett
Cardwell Party Dinner Held Before Wedding
Rehearsal dinner for Sylvia Gail Cardwell and Max Jackson took place at Pine Mountain Settlement Chapel in Kentucky. Tables were simply decorated with daisies and mountain fern. Guests included William Hayes Barbourville Kentucky Rev Wallace Carries Harrodsburg Kentucky Kenneth Miranda Absland Kentucky Donald Henson Frankfort Kentucky Mr and Mrs H C Jackson William Cardwell Mrs Galle Shoffner Mr and Mrs William Tribell and Mr and Mrs Ballard Cardwell Susan Middesboro Cherie Charlier and Master Randy Chanter Fair Haven Michigan Miss Marthing Adams Paint Lick Kentucky Virginia Bobbil Ceatshalia Louisiana Mrs Mal combin Chariier Fair Haven Michigan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Gail Cardwell
Max Jackson
Pine Mountain Settlement
Ping Mountain
Kentucky
William Hayes
Barbourville
Wallace Carries
Harrodsburg
Kenneth Miranda
Absland
Donald Henson
Frankfort
H. C. Jackson
William Cardwell
Galle Shoffner
Asthma Formula Goes From Prescription to Over the Counter
A New York report notes Primatene tablets, a physician favored asthma remedy, to be sold without prescription in most states. The formula, claimed 39 percent effective, allegedly stops attacks within minutes and provides hours of relief from recurrence, improving breathing and reducing nocturnal spasms.
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New York
W. C
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Falk
Treece
Society
Earltor
Phope
Robert Martin
Middlesboro High School
R. V W. Martin
Fomer
Bowling Green College of Commerce
Bowling Green
Matt Pratt
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Fred Watson
Middlesboro Hospital
Ginic
Patricia Wilson
William E. Wilson
William Jones
Notgis, Tennessee
Mrs
Riddell Jones
Pineville
W. J. Stone
Salisbury
N.C
Rebecca Susan Chasteen
Robert Reidmann
Stone
Elizabeth Owings
Johnson City
Tenn
Henry M. Johnson, Jr
Charles Costabett
Louisville
Kenneth Shufflebarger
Cythanna
Walter Grabuck
Recencly
Helen Weller
Marc Hoskins
Coney
San Gubrich
Calif
Clarence Consider
Danny Hoskins
Joe Graham
Henry Black
Harlan
Edna Helton
Stoney Fork
Pineville Hospital
Sampson Knuuckles
Betty Sawyer
Grant F. Kauek- Yes
Ptelams
Law
A. W. Cosby
Cumberland Ave
Midlesboro
United States
Joe Lyle
Jonesville High School
Maxine
Ning
Nis
Rch
Lee County
Belly Crocker
Miss. Lyle
University of ‘Tennessee
WMU
First Methodist Society
Cardwell
U.S5
D.A
A&p Golden Whole Kernel
A&p Pure
Folger's
Jar
Friskies
Swift's Meats
Yukon Club
Sail
Sunnybrook
Coer Boc
ATC
Jane Parker
Robin Hood
Loz
Daz
Uwelson Tissues Ene
StiaCu RC
Gergeer
Pricas
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc
RED Cross
Realemon
Thawahan
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