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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
2
Wednesday's Daily News misreported the contestant as Brenda Sinkhorn. The correct name is Brenda Hightower, daughter of and Mrs. Hightower.
Linda Que spent Sunday night with Sharon Chambers at Friendship Church. James Whitaker returned to Arthur Tennessee after four months with his daughter. Numerous visits and family ties are noted among the Willis, Quinley, Drinnon, and Chambers families, with a Vacation Bible School under Mrs. Marsha Mink and Betty Rednour Willis.
A vintage pattern ad offers a one piece playsuit in printed pattern 4799 for Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 and size 13. It promotes a sleek look for golf tennis or patio lounging and includes mailing details for pattern orders plus a coupon for a free pattern catalog.
A field representative of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare Social Security Administration will visit Middleshoro City Hall every Wednesday at 9 am and Pineville Court House every Thursday at 10 am from July through September. No trips on Thursday July 4 or Monday September 2 due to holidays.
Miss Shirley Edds, who vacationed in Clearwater Florida, returned home Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Al Runions and daughter Connie of Cincinnati along with Ronnie P Rupien were May night supper guests. Sunday visitors of Estes McDaniel included Venley Soiber and Wayne, Betsy Lane, Don Chardwell of Knoxville, and Jeff Estes recovering in St Marys Hospital. The Runions and Lawrence families visited Homer Rui jong and others at the Billingsleys in Arthur. The gathering included Sallie Patterson, Alex Pason, and Alex Lawson with relatives from Wichita Falls and Ewing Virginia.
Rose Hill residents Mrs J D Fugate and son Dan and family of Greenville Tenn visit daughter and family Mr and Mrs IC Peters in Monroe Mich. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Chattanooga Tenn visit Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Votena Souther. Sam Richmond of Jonesville visits Rhea Fugate Wad Nesday. Mrs Dan Richmore and children of Lynchburg have ben visiting Mrs Shas Hichmand and her mother Mrs Irene England of Tazewell.
Talk Of The Town lists Middlesboro and area residents visiting kin and attending events from Kentucky to Florida. Names include David Liberman architect for a club house, Steve Tota of Dover, Virginia visitors, and numerous families from Middlesboro, Corbin, Hamilton, Austell, and Delawares, with travel to Louisville and Nashville. News covers births, relatives, alumni meetings, and weekend visits across Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia.
The Vacation Bible School of the Biighamtown Baptist Church ran June 10 19 ending with a church lawn picnic and pony rides for children. A watermelon feast and a Wednesday night commencement included a short program and hand crafts. Enrollment reached 138 with many achieving perfect attendance.
The Pineville Senior Homemakers Club met June 12 at the Kentucky Utilities Assembly Room with Mrs J J West presiding. New officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs George Marlin, Vice President Mrs J L West, Secretary Mrs J M Bray, Treasurer Mrs Danny Hoskins, Reading Mrs Guy Hoskins, Leaders Mrs Fred McCarty and Mrs Karl Kirk. The July meeting will feature a picnic at State tere Shelter house. monthly meeting time was moved to 2 pm from 1 30 pm. Other attendees included Mrs Stella Beggon and Mrs C Car.
Miss Layne Snodgrass daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Snodgrass of Jonesville Va became Sheba of Larry Smith son of Mrs Minnie Smith and the late Walter Noble Smith of Rose IHU Va on June 8. Rev Young of White Shoals Methodist Church officiated. The couple will reside in Cumberland Gap after training and service. Brazil coffee consumption noted at six pounds per person annually.
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